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Yeah, they told you what to think, not how to think.
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Time to wake up, deprogram.
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Yeah.
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Static in my head, yeah, they feed it through the screen.
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Every headline scripted, every angle too clean.
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They sell fear, sell lies, dress it up as truth.
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But I see through the smoke, yeah, I'm back to
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the root. They don't want faith, they want blind compliance.
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Can't for conviction, silence defiance. But I got fire, ain't
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hiding that light. Truth in my chest, yeah, I came
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to fight. They twist what's real, redefine right. Call wrong,
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progress keep dimming the light. But I revert I don't
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follow the wave.
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I was lost, now I'm found. Yeah, I broke from
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the cave. I won't bow. I won't bend.
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Truth don't change with the trend. Through the noise, through
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the lies, I can finally see with open eyes. Break
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the signal, cut the lies, hear the truth, it never dies.
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Turn it up, let it roar, we ain't playing this
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game no more.
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The program, yeah we.
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Rise, faith and fire in our eyes.
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Stand tall, unashamed we were lost, but now we're deprogrammed.
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They politic the soul, try to rewrite the code. Turn
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belief into a joke, make conviction feel old.
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But I stand on the word, yeah, solid, I'm shaking.
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Every lie they built up, yeah, it's all gonna break it.
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I see culture shift quick like sand in a tide.
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But truth don't drift, it don't run, it don't hide.
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We speak life. We go full. Yeah. It's more than
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a podcast. It's a wake-up call.
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Faith over fear.
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Truth over all. You don't got to stay asleep. You
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don't got to play along.
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Break the chains.
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Find your voice.
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This way you belong.
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Break the.
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Signal, cut the lies Hear the truth, it never dies
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Turn it up, let it roar We ain't playing this
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game no more Deprogrammed, yeah we rise Facing fire in
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our eyes Stand tall, unashamed We were lost, but now.
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We're deprogrammed.
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Hello everyone and welcome back to Deprogrammed or welcome to Deprogrammed.
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I'm Joshua Cummins, the host. Coming over to you from
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Got a lot of things to talk about this afternoon,
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Absolutely fantastic. So just go to, uh, take a look
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today and, and, uh, you know, maybe get you a
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So what are we going to be talking about this afternoon? Well,
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let me, let me give you some, uh, some overarching, uh,
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things we're gonna be talking about, uh, uh, America two 50. Uh,
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the celebration is still going guys. I think some people
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forgot that the celebration was still going. Um, as a
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matter of fact, uh, as, as at the time of this, uh,
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live show, it'll actually be, I think it's, I believe
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it's tomorrow. Yeah. Tomorrow. There'll be an IndyCar 250 Grand
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Prix race at the nation's capitals. That's going to be
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so cool. So those will be broadcast on Fox Sports.
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So for those of you who don't have immediate access
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to Fox Sports, talk to me on my Discord. I
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hope you'll be able to still view the race if
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you want to watch. I'll send you to a place
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where you can still watch it. And of course, We'll
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be talking about sounding the alarm in the South, in
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South Carolina. He said, you're going to lose everything we've done. He's, he's,
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he's warning them about the direction of the, of the state.
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If they don't get Darlene Graham, Nordin to replace her,
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her late brother, Lindsay, his brother, And we're going to
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be talking about J.D. Vance. He's being critical of Abdul
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Saeed over Sharia remarks. He says, that's not my grandpa's
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Democratic Party. Yeah, we'll dig into that. We're going to
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dig into the Carmelo Anthony case. Turns out there's some
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more details on that that have come out recently. We're
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going to be talking about the ballroom again because big
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Supreme Court ruling there. And we're going to be talking
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about how Darth Vader himself went to visit a city
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council here recently. He's in favor of surveillance of the citizens.
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So let's get into it, shall we? Of course, in
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order to get into it, we've got to go over
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to the news desk. There we are. And now that
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we're at the news desk, let me see if I
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can get this to work correctly. Sometimes it doesn't want
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to work for me. There we go. Let's get into
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this first topic of the day. Washington to host Freedom
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250 Grand Prix. Here's what you need to know. The
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event is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of spectators
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and potentially more than one million viewers on site while
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being broadcast on Fox Sports. The nation's capital is set
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to host an IndyCar race on August 23rd, taking drivers
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past national landmarks such as the U.S. Capitol. The Grand
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Prix is part of the celebrations commemorating America's 250th anniversary.
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Go America! The first motor racing event held in Washington
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is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of spectators and
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potentially more than 1 million on site viewers with coverage airing.
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Once again, on Fox sports, hotel rooms are sold out already.
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According to Bud, uh, Denker president of Penske corporation, which
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is the parent company of IndyCar. So they probably, uh,
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I would say they probably copped quite a few rooms
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out to, uh, Penske employees, they tend to get to
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go like every race. I parked cars when the Indy
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500 came to town. And well, Indianapolis is just north
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of where I live. And so I parked cars there.
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And nearly every person that we parked was like, yeah,
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here's my Penske pass. I'm like, oh, you're a Penske employee. Yeah, okay, right.
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It's like the whole parking lot. It was a couple
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hundred of them. And that was just the one parking lot.
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But all the Penske employees usually get comp tickets and
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hotel rooms to go to these different events. But it
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says the event will bring $ 100
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to Washington, he told Fox 5. About 60% of ticket
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holders are from Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. Others are from
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the East Coast, while 20% are from around the world.
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So this is getting global attention. I think this is
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really cool that we're going to have an IndyCar race,
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a Grand Prix, in our nation's capital. Now, does this
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count for any points, or does this become part of
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their season? Maybe, maybe not. I didn't see anything about
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it being a part of the IndyCar season. I think
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it's just kind of a one-off event to kind of
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just be a celebration. So they'll race, somebody will win,
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and it'll be a big fun thing that they can do.
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And maybe they start doing this every year. I think
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that would be really cool to do a Freedom Festival
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America IndyCar race on the nation's capital. A lot of
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revenue for the nation's capital and for the country. Yeah,
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I think this is a great thing. to be able
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to celebrate America more than just July 4th, you know,
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cause July 4th came and went and it's like, man,
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I still love America. I still love it. So I
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think it's really cool that we have our 250th anniversary
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this year. And you know, let's keep celebrating it. Let's
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keep celebrating it. So I don't see why anybody would
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be opposed to this. This is really cool. Yeah.
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I don't think there's a whole lot more I could
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say on that, except it's just awesome, right? Go America. Yeah.
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And that article, if you're looking for the full article,
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it is available on the Epoch Times, depending upon how
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you say it. But that's where I got that. Now,
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my second article here comes from Red State. And it
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says Trump sounds the alarm in South Carolina. You're going
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to lose everything we've done. Let me get this. There
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we go. We want everything to match up, don't we?
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But President Trump traveled to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on
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Friday to stop for Senator Darlene Graham Nordean, sister of
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the late Senator Lindsey Graham, with just days to go
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before a Republican runoff that will decide who carries GOP
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banner into November. Graham Nordean, who is serving out the
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last few months of her brother's term, faces Representative Ralph
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Norman in Tuesday's contest. One of the things the president
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addressed at the top of his speech was a comment
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made by Graham Nordean during a candidate debate earlier in
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the week. When asked by the moderator a question about Taiwan,
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she answered honestly. I'm not that informed on national security,
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she said. President Trump offered his take on that answer,
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saying that while Lindsey Graham was a foreign relations guy,
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his sister would be focusing on issues related to affordability.
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That's more her wheelhouse. The president also talked about the
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importance of keeping control of both chambers of Congress, saying
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that a Democrat takeover would mean reopened borders, increased taxes,
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and more sham impeachment hearings targeting him and his administration.
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I mean, we'd have a replay of everything just leading
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up to 2020 if we don't end up with another shamdemic.
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Is that what we're going to call it? We're going
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to call it the shamdemic. They did because they wanted
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to do anything and everything to tarnish our president's image.
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including making sure that people die just to get him
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out of office. He's that consequential to them. But his
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take on the Democratic Party circa August 2026, they're communists,
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they're radical left lunatics. And one of those lunatic Democrats,
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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, got some special attention for
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his questionable ties to Muslim extremists. There were, of course,
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many lighthearted moments, including President Trump calling his trademark song, YMCA,
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the gay national anthem. He's a comedian, man. The night
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was classic Trump, part campaign
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He was in Myrtle Beach to make sure Republicans and
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his candidate in particular hold on to Lindsey Graham's seat.
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The midterm elections are only 74 days away. In political time,
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that is like two seconds. And you guys, like I said,
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if you want to read a little more about that,
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Red State's got some nice video clips and things of
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that to sort from the speech. I won't play each
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and every single one of them because it tends to
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kind of chew up a lot of the time. I
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just want to talk about how cool this is that
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the president is out there campaigning. for the senators and
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things like that. Some presidents, a lot of presidents wouldn't
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do this. They'll sit in their office and say, well,
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you know, try to just keep securing for our team.
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But Trump, no, no, no. He's out there. He's with
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the people. He loves to be with the people. Do
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I think that Darlene Graham-Nordeen is a good replacement for Lindsay?
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She's got to be better than Lindsay. Not to speak
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ill of the dead, but Lindsay was a little in
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love with the war machine. Darlene, not so much. The
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fact that she'll be able to focus a little more
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on the things that are within her wheelhouse... the things
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that are, you know, a little different, you know, affordability.
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You know, we need more senators that can focus on affordability.
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We're regular people. Regular people need to be able to
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afford things. And so I think it'd be good to
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have some senators that are focused on can the American
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people afford these things and can, can we do, can
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we do something? Can the government step in to do
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something to make sure that things stay affordable? One of
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those things, if I could, if I could, um, pull on, uh, the,
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the Senator's, uh, ears would be, Hey, um, can we
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do something? I don't, I don't know if there is
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any kind of levers that the government can currently pull, uh,
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to influence, uh, the bring down of fuel prices. Cause I,
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My other job requires me to drive a lot, and
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so fuel is vital to that. The price of fuel
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can cut into my profits big time, and it makes
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it that much harder for me to make any money.
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A lot of times I'm giving up as much as
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30% of everything that I take in every day, and
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that's if I do a full eight-hour day. I'm still,
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you know... We're not even talking taxes yet. We're talking
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just overhead. I know if you run your own business,
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you're going to be giving up a certain amount of
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overhead or whatever. But just fuel, not even talking about
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snacks and drinks or whatever, just to kind of get
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throughout the day. But just fuel can eat up about
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30% of my profits on any given day. So I'd
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like to see them bring fuel prices down. But I think,
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at least in the short term, she's a good solution.
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We'll have to see. Let's get her in there and see.
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I mean, they thought enough of her to suggest her
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for his temporary replacement. And if Trump's backing her, it's
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got to be at least halfway decent. Yeah. mean, I
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didn't always agree with Lindsey, but he voted for the
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team often enough that I didn't have absolute disdain for
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the guy. I just disagreed with him on the Warhawk
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issues because he was addicted to war. That's the best
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way I can put it. Let's move into our third
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article here. Of course, you have Vice President J.D. Vance
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in the news here recently. He unloaded on Abdul El-Sayed
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as well over Sharia remarks, saying that's not my grandpa's
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Democratic Party. This article comes from the New York Post.
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Vice President J.D. Vance put Abdul Al-Said at the center
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of his attack on the modern Democratic Party, pointing to
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the Michigan Senate nominee's past remarks linking criticism of Sharia
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law to white supremacy as evidence that the party has
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abandoned its working class roots. Vance delivered the remarks Friday
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at the Cleveland Cliffs Middletown Works steel plant in his
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Ohio hometown. as neighboring Michigan gears up for one of
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the midterm's most competitive Senate races. Now, Saeed is facing
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Republican former Representative Mike Rogers in a contest that could
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help determine control of the Senate. Vance spoke about his
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late grandfather, who worked as a welder for 40 years
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and voted Democrat because he believed it was the party
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of the union men. which that's still a common belief
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with a lot of union workers, although if you're listening
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right now or listening on a recording and you happen
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to stumble upon this, I'll let you know right now
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that it is no longer the party of the working class.
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It's the Republican Party. And it's very clear if you
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pay any attention at all. But Vance argued the Democratic
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Party has strayed from its working class identity. Of course
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it has. He said, this is the party, the Democrat
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Party of graduate students rather than the union and non-union
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workers who make this facility run, said Vance. It is
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sometimes actually hard to understand what these modern Democrats actually
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stand for. But look at what they say. You could
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take a look at their actions, too. He said, pay
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close attention and they'll leave these little hints. Like mints
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on your pillow, of course. nasty, disgusting men, of what
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they actually care about. Vance then turned his attention to El-Sayed,
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the son of Muslim Egyptian immigrants. He once argued, not
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too long ago, the criticisms of Sharia law were rooted
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in white supremacy, Vance said. He goes, I'd love to
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go back in time and tell my papa that there is,
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I think it's Papaw, his grandfather, There is a man
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who claims to stand for working people who says not
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only should we have Sharia law, but if you criticize it,
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you're a white supremacist. That's not my
grandpa's Democratic Party,
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my friend. Man, opposing Sharia law, that's racist. That's white supremacy.
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Come on. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. Darman got to get,
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got to get, I ran over with before the fuel prices, uh,
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are going to come down, uh, unless, unless we hit
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the oil reserve. Yeah. Uh, if we hit, well, if
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we go, if we dive into the oil reserve, we'll
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be doing, um, well, it, it, it, it is a good,
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it's a good bandaid in a very, very short term,
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but if it's more than a quarter, it'll hurt us
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really bad, which the Biden administration, as we saw that
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they did it for, uh, longer, uh, than, um, and
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a quarter in it. And it, uh, it hurt, uh,
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it hurt our reserves pretty bad. Um, so yeah, it's
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one of those things where, uh, I talked about this, uh,
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off anything with politics last night about like a, a Dutch,
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a Dutch door. Like it's, it's like, Oh yeah, that'd
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be great. But, uh, it's, it's still gonna hurt us here.
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But then if you don't do it, then it, you know,
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we're going to get, we're still going to hurt financially.
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We're going to still have higher prices. So one way
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or the other, we're, we're still getting, uh, whomped. It's dinged.
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If you do dinged, if you don't, um, But, yeah,
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I mean, I know that the current Iranian leader said
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publicly on Al Jazeera he wants to get things over with.
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That's what he said publicly. Now, what they're doing in private,
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you know, we know that that's always one of those
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things where they say something in public, they turn around
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and shoot more missiles. But for right now, that's what
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they're saying is that even the Iranian people are tired.
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And this guy that's now in charge is saying, I
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think we're ready to make a deal. So I'm hoping
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that that will close out and we can bring fuel
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prices down. But to talk further here about El-Sayed criticized
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the 2010 ballot measure known as State Question
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sought to amend the state constitution to ban courts from
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considering Sharia law in their decisions. The measure was approved
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by 70% of voters, but ultimately was blocked by federal courts.
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We need to get the idea of Sharia law out.
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It needs to be exited, stage left, stage right, wherever
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it needs to be. It needs to be just.
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Gone.
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If you think that Sharia law is so fantastic, go
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to a Middle Eastern country. We don't have time for
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it here. It's completely incompatible with anything America. It just
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does not work for us. I think about Dearborn, Michigan
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and how it's just been overtaken. And I watched Nick
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Shirley go there on a couple videos he's got out.
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And he's shown how this Islamic takeover works. is a
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real thing. I know that people are worried about the DSA,
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and it is a threat. Don't get me wrong, it
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is a threat. But it's a baby wolf next to
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the threat of Islam. Islam is the real wolf at
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the door. Islam is the real wolf at the door.
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They're just using the DSA as a way of, yeah, sure,
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we like LGBT. They're lying. It's in the Koran. We
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established that it's in the Quran. They're lying because it
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benefits them. And once they get enough power consolidated by
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using this DSA party platform, the real devil comes out.
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That mask comes off and before you know it, Sharia
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law will spread like wildfire. Islam, the religion, spread by
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the sword. Right? Right? It's not like Christianity. Christianity doesn't
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need a sword to be spread. I wouldn't even consider
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it a religion. I think it's just a political ideology
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masked as a religion. They mask it as a religion,
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but it's just a demonic political ideology. And If there
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is that one world religion at the end that it's
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talking about that is the ultimate evil, I believe that
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Islam will be that one world religion. Because the Bible
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talks
about it, there being no choice. You're going to
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take this mark. You're going to do this. You're going
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to do that. What other religion forces people into it? I...
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I haven't seen another religion in this world that I've
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learned about that forces people into it. Only Islam. So
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this guy, if we keep seeing more and more of
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these Muslims getting office, it spells the end of America.
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Plain and simple. They're going to have to fight tooth
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and nail to get this idea out. And I think
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Sharia law needs to be banned in this country. Because
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it's incompatible with our Constitution. It's incompatible with America as
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a country. From the ground up. And if I had
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my way, if I had my say in the court systems,
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I would push for a ban on Sharia law. So
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I think J.D. Vance is correct on more than one front.
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And well, El Saeed, man, this guy says, this guy
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said that he thought that America deserved 9-11. That's how
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evil this man is. You see him right there? J.D.
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Vance has kind of got his finger kind of pointed
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towards that. That picture wasn't there then, but you see
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him talking about this El Saeed fellow. He thinks that
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America deserved 9-11. That's how evil that man is. And
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he's linked to co-conspirators. Him, and so is Mamdani in
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New York. Seems kind of funny that they're running for
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these offices, but their ideologies say that they want to
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tear it all down. They want to bring in Sharia law.
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Doesn't sound like a socialist platform anymore. It sounds like
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they just want power. They're saying the quiet part out
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loud and the American people just aren't listening. They're just like,
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oh yeah, socialism, that sounds good. I like some free stuff.
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If you're voting for this El-Sayed fella because you want
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free stuff, you're a fool. You're a fool. Plain and simple. It's...
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It's not rocket science. It's not rocket science. All right.
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Let's talk about this young man for a little bit.
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There's new light that's been shined on the Carmelo Anthony case.
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I know some of you may be tired of hearing
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about this case, but there's been so many people on
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the Internet advocating for this case. Awful human being. Oh no, no,
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he didn't mean to stab a man to death. You
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have an altercation with somebody, even if you think that they...
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Let's grant, let's even go as far as to grant
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that Metcalf was... Austin Metcalf was a racist. Let's just
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say for their sake of argument that Metcalf was a racist.
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You don't stab them to death. You can call them
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a fool. You can call them names or whatever, but
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then you walk away. I've encountered plenty of racists in
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my life. You know what I did? I walked away.
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You know why? They're not worth your time. If he
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was truly what his parents claimed him to be, and
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what all these TikTokers and things of the sort claim
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Carmelo Anthony to be, he's such a good young man,
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then he would have walked away. He wouldn't have been
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carrying a knife in his backpack, and he would have
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never even thought about going and getting it. It's almost
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like it was premeditated. It's almost like I don't know
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that it was. I can't make that claim. But allegedly
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it would seem to be permitted. And here's why. If
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we get into this New York Post article, Carmelo Anthony
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to shoot the school up in shocking text kept from
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jury in Austin Metcalf murder trial. Carmelo Anthony talked about
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shooting up his school. in a trove of disturbing texts
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that a backroom deal kept out of the courtroom during
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his June murder trial, prosecutors said on Friday. One quote
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says in the text, I'm going to shoot the school
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up tomorrow. That's what this kid said. That's just one
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in a trove of texts. Anthony wrote that in 2023.
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Text prosecutors revealed in Collin County, Texas, during a hearing
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to determine if Austin Metcalf's convicted
killer will be granted
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a new trial, according to WFAA. So that, you know,
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parole denied, right? More threatening texts, reports of stalking by
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an ex-girlfriend, and Anthony's violent tendencies were also apparently swept
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under the rug. But as part of what was described
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as a gentleman's agreement, quotes, between the defense and prosecution,
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skeletons in victim Austin Metcalf's closet also weren't brought up,
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including a juvenile criminal history involving racist graffiti, prosecutors said. Now,
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that's where I could say, okay, we can grant the
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preconceived notion that maybe Metcalf was a racist, or at
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the very least, people knew that he did this graffiti thing. And,
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I mean, kids do a lot of stupid stuff. I
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know when I was a kid, I said a lot
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of stupid stuff. We all said stupid stuff when we
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were kids. All said and did a lot of stupid stuff.
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If you didn't physically harm anybody, he'll grow out of it. Hopefully.
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But the reason they kept that out is because they
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wanted to keep it clean, they said. Because if you
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start admitting this, then you've got to admit this, then
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you've got to admit this, and it just layers up.
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Which I think is fair when you're thinking about the
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case on a ground level, right? So it says this
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deal was to keep things clean. Prosecutor Bill Wierski said
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from the stand as Anthony's new attorney, Russell Wilson grilled
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him about the alleged shadow docket. Wilson claims that that
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corrupted the June proceedings. But the same agreement kept a
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mountain of shocking evidence from seeking the light of day,
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including texts from Anthony threatening violence and a photo of
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a knife he sent to his ex-girlfriend who told a
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vice principal that he was stalking her hours before the
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fatal stabbing. WFAA and other local outlets reported prosecutors saying this.
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None of that was shown to the jury in the
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June trial, in which he was found guilty of first-degree
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murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison. I think
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it should be life, but, you know, I guess because
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he was a little bit younger. I don't know why
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they didn't do life, but I think it's just because
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they didn't want more rioting because they already tore stuff
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up because of it. I didn't think it was going
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to happen anyway. But Camilla Anthony appealed the conviction and
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filed for a new trial on Friday. Wilson grilled prosecutor
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Bill Worski and Anthony's former attorneys about their 30-year relationship
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with the unofficial dealings meant to, in Worski's words, keep
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things clean. Keeping things clean meant keeping the lid on
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Anthony's long history of violent tendencies and and threatening behavior,
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which apparently drove his parents to send him to a
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special program at LSU for kids with behavioral issues. So
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he had a history of being problematic, of stalking people,
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of threatening people. In exchange for prosecutors not using certain
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evidence against Anthony in court, the defense lawyers agreed not
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to bring up victim Austin Metcalf's juvenile criminal history which
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included spray painting graffiti of an upside down cross, the
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N word KKK kill all black people and, and hell Hitler, uh, uh,
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Houston public media reported. And so, you know, uh, I
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know I've seen all kinds of young people. I, I'm
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friends with people now that said things when we were younger,
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that spray painted things when we were younger, that they hated,
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they hated white people. They didn't want, you know, But
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they never physically harmed anybody. They just said things and
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spray painted things. But they never physically touched anybody. That's
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the difference. This kid did. Did more than touch. Did
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more than stalk. Threatened. Got in the face of. And
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then murdered. So it says Metcalf and his twin brother
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were sentenced to 12 months probation for the incident and
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the photos video for Metcalf's phone showed the use of
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00:38:49.230
more slurs and for pervasive picture of a racist outlook.
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HPM reported Howard as saying, he said, I offered the agreement.
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Morski said, according to, WFAA TV, let's stay away from
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historical character and stick to the facts. What happened under
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the tent? Which is what is pertinent to the case.
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What happened under the tent? Because we don't know, because
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they were from different areas, right? We don't know that
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they knew each other in any other capacity other than
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they met at the track meet. And from all reports,
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it seems like they didn't. Um, The deal kept Anthony
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from taking the stand himself, argued Wilson. Wierski had accused
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defense attorney Mike Howard of breaking their deal when he
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brought up Anthony's grades and chess hobby in opening arguments,
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which opened the door to questions about his personal life.
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Should Anthony testify, Howard wrote in an affidavit obtained last month,
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by the Dallas News. In a legal victory for Anthony,
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the judge who presided over his trial was removed from
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the appeal on Wednesday. Retired District Court Judge Michael Chitty
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was then assigned to consider the motion from Anthony's attorney
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asking for a retrial. Anthony's attorneys asked Judge John Roach
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to be removed in part because of a TV interview
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with Roach said jurors got it right when they delivered
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the guilty verdict. So it's going to be ongoing, but
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ultimately struck down. No retrial ordered as of yet. So
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hopefully there is no retrial. I think that 35 years
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is not long enough. It doesn't go far enough. Because
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this young man's a murderer. Straight up. You don't... Like
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I said, let's say that by all accounts that they
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were saying racial things to each other. Okay. Never worth murder.
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Just walk away.
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Yeah.
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Well, they misquote judges all the time, too, Darmak. You
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know what? They misquote them all the time. And they've
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got to stir it up. They've got to make it about...
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It's got to be about race. It's got to be
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about race. It's got to be about race. Remove race.
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One kid murdered another. End of story. You could add
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in all the other details you like, but And this
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is going to sound millennial cliche, but at the end
548
00:41:58.610 --> 00:42:02.730
of the day, one kid murdered another, regardless of what
549
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judges said, regardless of what any other case details are,
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because the choice was to walk away. You rused your ego.
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Get over it. You know? Somebody called you a name
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and Said you better not step up and all this
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other stuff. So what? So what? You know, I was
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an angry young man. I did a lot of very
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stupid things. Very violent things. Murdering someone? Because they may
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or may not have said something to you?
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Nah.
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Not for words. Not for words. Yeah, he never should
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have went over that tent. He was definitely, definitely, Darmak,
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he never should have went over that tent, and he
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was looking to cause confrontation. Because he had no business.
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He had his school had its own tent. Go to
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your tent. Shut up. Go home. I don't know if
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he won or lost. Doesn't matter. You know? Like I said,
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you could always remove all the details and strip it
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down to what was the results. One kid murdered another.
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Let's talk about a lighter topic, shall we? Something that
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I talked about last episode of this show. Now, they
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had stopped the construction of the ballroom. But now, according
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to Breitbart, Trump thanks Supreme Court for allowing White House
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ballroom construction to continue. President Donald Trump thanked the Supreme
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Court on Friday after Chief Justice John Roberts allowed construction
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on his $ 400 million White House ballroom to continue. He says,
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we are grateful for the decision of the United States
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Supreme Court, Trump said in a post on True Social.
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Roberts on Friday cleared construction to proceed on
Trump's $ 400
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million White House ballroom. While the Supreme Court reviews the
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administration's emergency appeal, Trump said the project will be called
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the military slash ballroom complex. This is important to national
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security and will be the greatest of its kind. As
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a matter of fact, to put that in all caps,
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so it's the greatest of its kind. He also said
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presidents have sought such a facility for 150 years and
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and the military has wanted one for a century. It
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is something that presidents have wanted, and the military has
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wanted it for 100 years. Their wish will soon be fulfilled.
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Construction is under budget and ahead of schedule, Trump wrote.
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So he may get some time out of it. He
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was saying it may not be done until after his
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administration is finished, but He may get some use out
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of it. He may get at least one time ordeal
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to have since it's ahead of schedule like this, even
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with the hiccups of being held up for a little bit.
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But Roberts' decision came just hours before lower court rulings
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were set to halt above-ground construction. The one-page order will
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stay in effect until the Supreme Court takes further action.
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It did not explain the Chief Justice's reasoning or say
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anything when the court would rule again. So I think
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they'll have the construction be long since finished by the
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time the Supreme Court were to even think about rolling
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back to this case. The order placed on hold, Washington
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judges ruling that the project could not proceed without approval
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from Congress. Roberts issued the order because he handles emergency
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appeals from cases filed in the nation's capitol. We're thankful
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that Roberts decided to stay because he told him it
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was his big announcement recently. I'm staying for one more term.
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I'm staying for one more term. So thank God for that.
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The Trump administration has won several cases on the Supreme
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Court's emergency docket,
although the justices have rejected some of
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Trump's policies after conducting a full review. Administration lawyers argue
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that the president has broad authority to make changes to
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the White House. and other federal properties. They also say
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the ballroom must be completed because of national security needs,
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which it does. I'd like to see this. I'd like
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to see the ballroom completed. I'd like to see people
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be able to use, the presidents be able to use it,
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military be able to use it. This could make for
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a grand new bunker for any future presidents where they
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can stay safe, but also hold, you know, events at
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the White House without having to put up a tent?
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Think about that. Having people over to your house and
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you're the guy who, let's say you're the neighborhood committee guy, right?
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You're the head of the neighborhood committee. And this is
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coming much farther down than President of the United States, right?
625
00:47:46.179 --> 00:47:48.639
but you have all these people coming from other neighborhood committees.
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But they're coming to your house, and every time they
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come by for a big event, you've got to put
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up this big tent out in your yard because you
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don't have enough space in your home. Now let's translate
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that to the President of the United States, arguably the
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most powerful person in the world, and the house that
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he's in during his presidency, or sometime in the future, maybe,
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The house that the president's in can't have a place
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to hold functions? We've got to continue to put up
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a tent? A, not secure. Way less secure than the
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hotel that still got someone ran past security during the press...
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What was that thing called? It's escaping me right now,
638
00:48:43.329 --> 00:48:50.780
but where the press got to basically... For a night,
639
00:48:50.820 --> 00:48:54.480
they rubbed Trump's face in all the things that they had...
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All of their conspiracies and how much they hated him,
641
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pretty much, for about four hours. But he was cordial,
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00:49:01.920 --> 00:49:05.739
and he landed some jokes, even in a room full
643
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of snakes. But... Yeah, but being able to hold the
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functions with world leaders and they can go in and
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be in a secure location. And even if, let's say
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the ballroom needed to be evacuated, well then there's these
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rooms that have been built underneath that, I don't know,
648
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could be a safe place to put these world leaders
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until such a time. Why wouldn't we want this for
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our nation's capital? Why would you fight this? And it's
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paid for The taxpayer isn't paying for it. They argue
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about all the things that the taxpayer ain't paying for,
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00:49:51.090 --> 00:49:52.800
but then when it comes to the time that, well,
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we want this social program, we want this social program,
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we want to make more taxes happen, but we're worried
656
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about getting free rent. No, you don't get free rent.
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If we bring taxes down, you can afford your rent.
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00:50:12.199 --> 00:50:14.519
plain and simple, you don't need all these programs. And
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this is paid for. Democrats frustrate me. They do. I
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get their hearts are bleeding for social issues, but the
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road to hell is paved with good intentions. It's paved
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with good intentions. This is paid for. And it's it's
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been money that's freely given there. They weren't, they didn't
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say anything about any strings attached today. I think that they're,
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you know, got military strings attached to it now because
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we have the, the, the, the, a few floors underneath it,
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but you know, the military has, is, is, it's hands
668
00:51:00.329 --> 00:51:04.630
are in just about everything anyway. So, um, I don't
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know that it's a good thing or a bad thing, but, uh,
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it's definitely better than, um, spending my tax dollars. And
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I do like the, I do 100% support the idea
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that our future presidents will have a place to safely
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hold events and collect, you know, a place for collective
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place for world leaders to come visit when they come
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here instead of putting them all in a tent. Just
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doesn't
make sense. that our nation's capital should have to
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put up a tent every time it wants to hold
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an event. It's kind of sad, really. That's like a,
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that's like, we're America, you know? Let's, let's talk about this. This,
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this is my favorite by far. This story hit the
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news desk over here. I believe it was last evening
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in the city. But I watched a video on it first,
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and then I started digging up to find this new story.
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And this is from Breitbart. This is what the Emperor needs.
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Darth Vader shows up at a San Diego City Council
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meeting to mock the flock cameras. A man dressed as
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Darth Vader appeared before the San Diego City Council on
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Wednesday to deliver a Star Wars-themed mocking endorsement of the
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city's contested flock surveillance cameras. The New York Post reports
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that the costumed visitor addressed the Public Safety and Livable
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Neighborhoods Committee as officials debated the city's growing network of
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camera surveillance. Council members referred to him only as Darth
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Vader as he took his turn at the microphone. They
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didn't ask his actual name. Um... There's a video clip here.
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I'm not very sure how long it is. Let me
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see how long it is before. If it's too long,
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I don't want to play the whole thing. Ah, 34 seconds. Yeah,
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we can play that. Let me just get through this
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ad and we'll share this video with you. I thought
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this was absolutely hilarious. They actually referred to him as
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Darth Vader. He identifies as Darth Vader, I guess. Wait. Yeah,
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there we go. There we go. Oh, closed captions on.
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There we go.
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All right.
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To look at. Thank you. It's been a great day,
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love to all.
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Thank you.
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Darth Vader. Darth Vader. Darth Vader.
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Darth Vader. Darth Vader.
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Thank you.
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The Emperor is a fan of flock, and we must
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continue utilizing flock technologies so that
we can follow and
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surveil the rebel scum as they move from.
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Playground to playground, from playground to pool, from pool to gymnasium,
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because we all know that the flock cameras are not
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only following the license plate readers, they are following children.
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They are following children in parks and gymnasiums, and we
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need this.
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I need this so I can stalk my ex-girlfriend.
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Also, it should be known that the people of this town,
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the pools that want their storm drains cleared, they should
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not have their storm drains cleared. Because in order to
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do that, we will have to raise taxes. And how
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will the people trust this city council when this city
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council continues to vote for surveillance technology that imprisons them?
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Miss Campbell, you must work on your Jedi mind tricks.
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Do it like this.
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And when you do it, make sure that when you're
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double-speaking them into telling them that police services have become
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more humanitarian, make sure that you don't emphasize the detail
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that you put a ban on camping.
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You put a ban.
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You made criminalizing homelessness illegal, and that is why.
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Dude was crazy, but... There should be a van on Hope.
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But he has some other wild things to say. But
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the flock camera thing, I'm on board. I'm on board.
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The guy's sign said, get the flock out of here. Yeah.
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I think that this is a bipartisan issue, right? I
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think your everyday citizen is like, let's remove the flock cameras.
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Let's get rid of them. Let's get them out of here. Let's...
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Let's boot them. Let's boot the flock cameras. I don't know,
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like I said, I don't know about all that other
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stuff that old Darth Vader had to say, and maybe...
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I don't see how Darth Vader would want to advocate
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for homelessness. It doesn't seem on brand. I think he would... that's,
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that's one of the things that I don't think the
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empire would look forward to. But, uh, anyway, I would
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like to see the flock cameras disappear. That'd be absolutely fantastic. Um,
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so I can get behind him on that. That is a,
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that is an issue that we will have bipartisan support
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for sure. And, um, he's got, he's got my, my
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vote on that, that my vote for that. Anyway, that
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particular issue, uh, yeah. And, and that's, that's what I've had.
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I've got for you guys today. Uh, let me see who's, uh,
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who's streaming. Um, yeah, we'll get you, get you over
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there to, uh, AC, get you over there to AC.
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You can actually hear him probably. Um, there we go.
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Get that going. And then I got to open it
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up over here is a whole like step process here
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because it, um, Yeah. I wasn't prepared enough, apparently. So
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just before I confirm that raid, I want to tell
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you guys, as I always do, stay in trouble. Stay
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in trouble. Why do I tell you to stay in trouble?
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Because if you have Christ in your hearts, you will,
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in fact, be in trouble with the world. The world
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doesn't want you living under... God's grace, that's your salvation
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first and foremost, and I pray that each and every
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one of you has that. I really do. The world
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doesn't want you reading God's Word, praying to Him, having
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a relationship with Him, or going out and telling others
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about Jesus. So I want to encourage you to do
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all that anyway. Stay in trouble. Follow Jesus. Love you guys,
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and if I don't see you over here in a
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couple weeks... You can catch me over on my home
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network of Revolver Broadcasting, Monday morning, 9.15 a.m. Eastern. Bye
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for now, y'all. Yeah, they told you what to think,
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not how to think. Time to wake up.
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Deep program Yeah Static in my head, yeah they feed
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it through the screen Every headline scripted, every angle.
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Too clean They sell fear, sell lies, dress it up
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as truth But I see through the smoke, yeah I'm
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back to the root They don't want faith, they want
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blind compliance Can't for conviction, silence defiance Outro Music