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Attention. You're listening to the Todd
Huff Radio show, America's home for conservative

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not Bitter talk radio. Be advised. The content of this program has been

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documented to prevents and even cure liberalism, and listening may cause you to lean

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to the right. Here's your conservative
but not Bitter host, Todd Huff.

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All right, my friends, I
hope you had a wonderful Independence Day and

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Independence Day weekend. You know,
I didn't. Normally we talk and I'm

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gonna start the program today by kind
of talking about what we normally talk about

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around Independence Day in particular. But
when we got off the air on Friday,

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I gotta be honest, I wasn't. I've got he knows down,

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head down, marching straight ahead as
we move into all sorts of things which

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I'm dying to tell you about.
I didn't. It didn't even occur to

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me that we would not be back
until today, as we took off yesterday.

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Excuse me, well, obviously yesterday
and Monday. So I said we'd

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see it Monday, and I we
didn't because I didn't at the time realize

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that we were off on Monday because
of the holiday falling on Tuesday. Anyway,

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it's good to be back, and
I want to start today. I

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want to start today by talking about
some of the things that we normally talk

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about on Independence Day. Independence Day
here in one of the greatest nations,

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if not the absolute greatest nation on
well, in the history of the earth,

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history of the world. We have
the privilege of living in that place.

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And normally we talk about these things
on you know, the day before

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Independence Day or a couple of the
last broadcast day before Independence Day. Likewise,

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we also we also talk about Thanksgiving
in the days preceding to Thanksgiving,

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we talk about it obviously Christmas,
near the end of the year, we'll

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probably start, you know, wrapping
up and looking in the rear view mirror,

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so to speak, and also looking
ahead at where we're headed, and

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those sorts of things as a nation, as a program, as a community.

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And you know, Easter we do
some good Friday, we do some

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talking about the importance of that day, which I maintain is the most important

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day in the history of the world. But I want to talk about Independence

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Day today, and I'm I know
I'm doing this on the other side of

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the fourth which the fourth of course
was was yesterday, and there's some things

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in the news that I want to
I guess intersect my thoughts with and just

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us. In fact, there's this
w NBA player, which I know,

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Oh goodness, I the boldness of
people that are own we'll get into this,

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that they only have a platform in
this country because of well, because

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of capitalism and because of the I
don't know the power I guess you could

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say of of a business to be
able to support a business that doesn't I

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don't even think makes money yet does
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The w NBA. But there's an
NBA player that called America trash. Gosh,

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trash in so many ways, is
what she said. And I'm look,

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I'm not here to say America is
perfect, but I am here to

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say that the founding principles as laid
by our founding fathers are good. In

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fact, they're very good. In
fact, we should thank God Almighty that

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we have the privilege of living in
this country today. You know, as

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I think back, you know where
sometimes you've been asked, I've been asked

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questions from time to time asking what
is the if you could go back in

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time, what era would you like
to go to? And I'm entertaining the

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ideas of different eras and times and
all this sort of thing, and it's

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it's an interesting conversation to say the
least. But I'm gonna be honest with

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you. While I would like to
go back and have an idea and be

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in the room with the founding fathers
as they were putting together this constitution,

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the Declaration of Independence and all of
that. I mean, my friends,

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I'm modern life is pretty good.
Modern life is pretty good, and we

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see the world through the lens of
having for those of us that have been

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I know, we're talking to people
all over the world, and some folks

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who have integrated to this country from
other places, so your perspective is much

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much different than then mine might be
in this from the perspective of what you

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have personally witnessed and experienced. But
I'm talking to people who obviously the vast

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majority are people who have been born
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what we know. We might have
traveled to different parts of the world,

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we might have studied different cultures and
governments, we might have been aware of

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things that have happened throughout the history
of the world, and well we should

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be. But to experience them in
real time. To experience them in real

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time without knowing how the story ends
is something altogether different, you know.

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I also I talk about this from
time to time, and those that don't

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believe indulge me for a moment.
Those who do, I think can relate

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to this to your faith as well
as we read stories I'm in the Old

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Testament, the stories of Abraham,
the stories of Isaac and Jacob and Moses

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and Noah and all these stories that
we read about individuals who didn't know,

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they did not know how the story
would end, and it's a different perspective.

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We have the perspective of seeing who
won the fight in the case of

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the American Revolution. If it's biblical, we can look back on the life

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of Moses and say, Moses,
why didn't you just listen? It's the

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big deal, man, get it
together. But we have the benefit of

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having seen how the story ended.
The same with Abraham, the same with

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any I mean, any story you
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fiction stories to a degree, it's
obviously much different when it's a real thing.

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And I'm I'm not comparing the stories
of Moses and Abraham and the founding

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fathers to fiction. But what I
am saying is just being fair to the

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character when they're experiencing it at the
moment, it's a much different situation.

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And so when I'm asked what era
would you like to go to? Of

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course I would like to see the
founders. Of course I would like to

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talk with Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson
and meet George Washington. I would like

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to watch some of those historical events. I would not like, as I

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dare to think none of us would
like to have to be the ones who

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didn't just pen to paper that pledge
that we all need to make today,

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to mutually pledge to win another our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred

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honor in defense of true human rights, true liberty for all people. It

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would have been quite another thing to
experience. It would have been quite another

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thing to be on the battlefield.
It would have been quite another thing,

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even to be Paul Revere in the
Midnight Ride, whatever the case may be.

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It would have been a different experience
altogether. Had we had to walk

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in the shoes of the individuals who
did not know, they did not know

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how the story ended. And so
when we look back on these folks,

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imperfect though they absolutely are. While
simultaneously accepting that truth, we should also

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be able to accept the reality that
what they came up with, what they

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developed, what they created as the
foundational bedrock of the United States of America

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is absolutely a thing of beauty.
Now, as I've said countless times before,

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and I'm gonna say again, I'm
not going to belabor this. This

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goes without saying, they did not. I just said this recently, remember

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saying it on this program. They
the Founders did not live up to the

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ideals that they wrote in the Declaration, even in the Constitution, in the

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early stages of this history. In
fact, I remember now as I'm saying

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those words, I said this.
If you want to go back and look

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at the episode when we talked,
it was late last week. I think

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the episode where we talked about affirmative
action. We talked specifically about how the

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Founders did not live up to the
values and standards that they wrote about as

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it pertained to slavery, as it
pertained to civil rights, as it pertained

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to race, in the history of
this nation. This nation is not perfect,

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but to pretend that it is not
a shining city on a hill is

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absolutely ludicrous. May I remind you, May I remind you of the Soviet

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Union and a guy named Joseph Stalin
who killed more than what twenty some million

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of his own people. May I
remind you of another communist lunatic dictator thug

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named Mao se Dong. May I
point out that Mao killed. I think

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I've seen estimates of sixty million people
that Mao killed of his own people in

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communist China, Pulpot, Fidel Castro, Adolf Hitler. I mean, the

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list goes on and on, and
the number of people in particular in the

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twentieth century, which if we've got
a Bernie Sanders fan in here who doesn't

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have a very good history with numbers, which is why they're a so called

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democratic socialist, you'll need to just
be reminded that the twentieth century includes the

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years that begin with nineteen. So
nineteen, I'm just playing, by the

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way, take it easy, I
walk him into the program, nineteen whatever.

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If you look at the nineteen hundreds
and you look at the people,

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the brutal dictators that existed on planet
Earth, that existed in I mean within

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the lifetime of some of the people
who are still here with us today.

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Now, granted those individuals are getting
older as we all are getting older,

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but we're not going to have those
people who have who experience World War Two,

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even if they were little, they
can remember some of the stories and

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so forth of Adolf Hitler or the
Battle of the Bulge or Normandy or the

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bombing of Pearl Harbor or what have
you. Right, this is that's been,

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that's been a long time ago.
Bombing of Pearl Harbor was what eighty

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almost eighty two years ago? Is
that right? Nineteen forty one to twenty

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twenty three, that's sixty yeah,
plus twenty two six eighty two years so

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almost it'll be that this December.
But the point is we have something special,

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and I don't know now, I
know many of you in this audience

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recognize and respect that oftentimes, like
me, from a just from an a

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viewpoint, a perspective of not having
lived under, thank goodness, these brutal

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regimes, but having studied them,
having read about them, having understood what

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life in this nation could be had
this nation taken the typical path. The

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typical path was when a group of
people defeated or broke free from a government.

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They would then establish themselves as the
ruling class of a nation. And

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our founders did not do that.
And I just that needs to be recognized,

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that needs to be acknowledged. And
I know you do, but collectively

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in this country because for some wmb
NBA player here, Natasha Cloud, I

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have no idea who she is.
Take that for what it's worth. She

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said that our country is trashed in
so many ways. I just you tell

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me you have no perspective of history, Tell me you have no understand ending

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of governments around the world how brutal
life has been for many For the vast

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majority of people on planet Earth,
the vast majority of people on planet Earth

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that have lived have experienced either and
sometimes it's all of the above. Sometimes

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it's many of the above. Sometimes
it's one of the above. But they

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have experienced things like tyranny, they
have experienced oppression, they have experienced extreme

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poverty and disease, and just wickedness. Wickedness has unfortunately been a part of

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the history of this world. Now, obviously there have been people, there

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have been people who have been beacons
of light and hope, and dare I

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point out that many, many,
many in fact, I would even say

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the vast majority have been people who
have committed their lives to the God of

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the Bible, not saying that there
haven't been people that have accomplished good things

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outside of that, But my goodness, my friends, the number of the

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number of people who profess Christ who
have done wonderfully good things on this planet,

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it's a major major portion of those. But the point is, there

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has been a lot of the bad
and in this country, in this country,

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while it is not perfect, while
there have been and still are racists,

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while there have been and still are
people who are trying to find ways

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to take away your liberty, to
take away your choice, to put the

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boot of government or whatever upon your
throat so that you cannot do what you

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want to do instead doing what you
excuse me, what they want you to

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do. That is a reality of
life on planet Earth. And our founders

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were brilliant insofar as they said,
we are not subjects to any sort of

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crown, any sort of king,
monarch, dictator. We are a free

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citizenry. We are granted rights by
our creator, gasp. Our creator is

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the one that gave us rights,
not the US Constitution, not any other

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dictator, around the world, not
doctor Fauci during COVID, not Joseph Biden

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when he's in the White House,
or Donald Trump or Ronald Reagan or anybody

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for that matter. Our rights come
first and foremost from Almighty God. This

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government says, we are going to
recognize that it is our job. The

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government says to I'll have to read
the preamble of the Constitution. It lays

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out some of the things, some
of the things that they seek that they

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seek to do, and effectively,
what they try to do is create an

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environment where liberty is protected, where
the rule of law stands, where people

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are free to choose whatever they want
to do with their lives, whatever dreams,

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ambitions, name it, you,
name it whatever, and pursue those

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commit their individual lives to whatever venture
or lifestyle or belief or what have you,

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that we want. And some of
the consequences, I guess you could

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say the consequences cares a negative connotation. I just mean some of the I

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guess you take this along with it. You also have the freedom to do

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things like speak and the freedom to
disagree. And some people think, oh

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my goodness, this is where it
starts to get sticky. No, this

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is where it's This is where freedom
must be must be managed and maintained,

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and where we must be allowed to
to be ourselves and to say what we

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want and to express ourselves, and
to let these things be determined in the

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marketplace of ideas, not by some
bureaucrat in Washington, DC, or in

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Indianapolis, Indiana, or Sacramento,
California, Austin, Texas, some other

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state capital. These are decisions that
are reserved to the people. And this

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is something that so many people that
have lived throughout the history of the world

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never had anything close to this.
They were so worried about getting through the

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day or the week, the hour, trying to prevent themselves from getting under

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the thumb of brutal dictators, or
dealing with their extreme poverty, or dealing

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with health crises, or you name
it. War. We have been largely

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insulated from these things. And to
call your country trash is this w NBA

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player Natasha Cloud did is beyond my
wildest understanding. Tell me you don't understand

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a thing about history, Tell me
you don't understand what is great about this

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country without directly telling me you don't
understand. And that's what this NBA player

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at Natasha Cloud did on Twitter sometime
over the weekend. We're gonna get to

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This is at OutKick dot com headline
w NBA player Natasha Cloud unrepentant for calling

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America trash. Now she tweets out
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I guess it would have been Friday. Is that the thirtieth I think that's

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right. The first tweet is a
doozy. Let me just read it to

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you in its entirety so you can
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Here it is our country is trash
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our resource ursus to make it better, we continue to oppress marginalized groups capital

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m that we have targeted since the
beginning of times times plural. I don't

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know what that means, but nonetheless, she continues, new paragraph, black

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slash brown communities. Black is capitalized, brown is not. I'm gonna suppose

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that's because the black is the first
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But according to the what is it? The writing pros tell us,

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now we're supposed to capital you know
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referring to race, but not white. If you capitalize white, that's a

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sign of white supremacy. And we
just be consistent. My goodness, I

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don't capitalize any white black. We're
just it's just it's not the main it's

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not the main way that we should
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black brown communities and lgbtwo Q plus. Man, what does that mean?

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Man? I don't know. I
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gonna skip that part and assume that's
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means. But she says we are
too powerful to still be attacking issues,

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separate, despite the despite some of
the obvious problems grammatically, and just try

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to following the try to follow the
flow there. I mean, she's she's

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calling our country trash, the United
States America, which I talked about in

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the previous segment. Just the beauty
of what we have been given, the

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beauty of what we have inherited,
my friends, the beauty. Now,

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I know, I know that some
of you listening to my voice, you

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are you are military veterans. You
have served in the Army, Navy,

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Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, maybe even Space Force. It's a

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newer branch, but nonetheless, you
might have served in any of those.

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A couple of you might have served
in multiple of those branches. So you

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did actually defend and protect this country. But a lot of us, a

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lot of us did simply were born
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So we didn't do anything to earn
it. But you darned well better

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believe we all better accept this,
that we better do something about it.

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If our children are going to inherit
this, if our grandchildren are going to

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inherit this. This is why Ronald
Reagan. Ronald Reagan said that freedom is

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never more than one generation away from
extinction because we do not pass it down

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to our children and to our children's
children through the bloodstream. We have to

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pass along the concepts, the ideas, the principles, the whys. Those

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things have to be passed down to
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our country trash, as Natasha Cloud
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even I don't know if she's good, I don't know anything about her.

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I don't care other than to say
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culture, parts of our huge part
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go to any college campus, you
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don't know, some something in the
liberal arts and sciences, and you will

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find a professor, a professor almost
certainly talking about these things, just as

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Natasha Cloud has here. So she
says, it's trash. She goes on,

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apparently she got some she got some
responses, so she says, hey,

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also, I need y'all to come
up with something better than move to

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Russia or China. You all basically
that's been played out. It's tired.

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She's tired of hearing that she should
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She then says, I'm so blessed
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These are all tweets. By the
way, I've been in plenty of

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countries that I would have my human
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don't have to fear mass shootings or
white supremacists, don't have to be concerned

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about the highest maternal mortality rates,
less police murders, no mass incarceration based

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on race. Is she running for
office? Adequate minimum wage? Is she

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gonna be on the debate stage with
Biden rights to my body as a woman,

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I mean, I can keep going, says the woman. This is

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what blows in my mind, says
a woman. Now, I do not

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misunderstand me. This is not meant
to imply she may have other, you

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know, talent, She may be
able to apply herself and be successful in

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the myriad of careers and so forth. So I'm not saying that. But

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what I'm saying is she has a
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which is made possible because of the
United States of America, because of this

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system, because of the prosperity that
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w NBA. I'm gonna have to
check this. I have to take a

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break here, but I'm gonna check
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that the w NBA has traditionally severed
tons or i should say hemorrhaged tons of

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money, and that the NBA subsidizes
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and the players often complain that they're
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and of course the male counterparts,
not having any idea how to handle

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this, trying to stay on the
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a guess, a political correctness position. They will sit there and scratch their

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heads and blame people. I don't
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Give me a break. The reason
they're not paid as much is because no

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one goes to watch the games.
I mean this, Why can't we say

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this? I shouldn't say no one, not nearly the same number of people

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go to a w NBA game that
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since when when did we stop having
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or the desire to say true things. I mean, that is the truth.

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That is why there's not debates on
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greatest w NBA players of all time. You get that debate all the time

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if you follow sports. Is that
Lebron is at? Michael Jordan? Is

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it? Kobe is at Kareem?
Is it? Well? Does it?

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Bill Russell? Is it? Where's
Larry Bird? Where's Magic Johnson on the

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list? Who do you have in
your top ten? This is a common

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common thing. Where's Oscar Robertson on
the list? All these things? Right?

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We don't have that for the w
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about you could come up with your
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just not a priority for Americans to
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the NFL, Major League Baseball,
the NHL, NASCAR, IndyCar And she

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has this platform because of the United
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there's just no doubt about it,
that's been subsidized by the people,

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at least by some of the people
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she doesn't even I don't think have
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I know she doesn't have the slightest
care about that because she's heard these talking

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points, she regurgitates them, she
spits them out on a tweet she calls

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our country track, which, by
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I'm not talking about rank and file, but any Democrat in office who

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is consistent, who is consistent in
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stands for the people who live here, they should say the same thing,

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because that's what they're saying each and
every day. If you follow the Democrat

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line of logic from the politicians,
there's no reason why, there's no reason

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why anybody would want to migrate or
immigrate to this country because it's the worst

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place on earth. If you listen
to people like aoc describe it. If

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you listen to people like Chuck Schumer
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Biden's wine house just cringe. John
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I don't even know Biden knows what
he's saying half the time. By the

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way, did you see there was
cocaine found in the wine house over the

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weekend? Yes? Hunter was there. I mean, I don't know.

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I don't know what to say.
I don't but that's the first question.

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I pause because I'm sure the vast
majority of you, if you didn't know

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that already, that was your first
question. Did Hunter Biden? Was he

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there? Yes, he was,
He was there. I'm not saying he's

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the one that had it, but
I'm saying it was there. They found

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it. It's been determined to be
cocaine. Anyway. Dumpster fire is what

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this place is, and people like
this w NBA player Natasha Cloud want to

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destroy or attack this country when the
exact opposite should be happening. We should

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be praising this country is founded and
attacking not in a personal sense, but

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attacking what this administration, what our
politicians, what the political elites, what

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the globalists, what these corrupt wope
corporations are doing to this country. This

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country has been able to endure all
of this so far, maybe not much

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more, been able to endure because
of the strong foundations upon which she was

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built. Quick time out, my
friends, still long in this segment,

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you're listening to conservative, not better
talk. I'm your host. Thought off

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back in a minute. If you
were asked, if you were asked in

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a poll, if you are extremely
proud to be an American, what would

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you answer? How would you answer
that? See, I know how I

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would answer that. You know what? This reminds me? This reminds me

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of a high school football story.
Bear with me for a moment. Senior

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year high school football, the Monrovia
Bulldogs, which is where I played,

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played the Tri West Bruins. I
think, yeah, Oz is indicating they

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are the Bruins. And we went
to Try West's field to their they had

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the home field that day, and
we got our rear ends kicked and at

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halftime I remember, I mean they
handed it to us. They were good.

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By the way we were. We
were trying to turn a program around

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had a pretty good season, but
I think try West went to the They

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went very far, and they might
have gone to the state that year.

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They were a slightly smaller school,
one class down anyway, So we were

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playing the game. Halftime comes around, we were getting our rear ends just

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hammered, and our coach comes in. Our coach was was old school in

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a lot of ways. I liked
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of the seniors. Was not me, He said to one of the fellow

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senior classmates of mine. I was
a senior that year, And he says,

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are you proud to be a bulldog
right now? And this particular player

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said no, and my coach lost
it. He lost it in ways I

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don't think you could lose anymore without
facing some so and he didn't do anything.

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You just know, today's world is
so different. But he lost it.

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He was over his and again I
understand he meant it in the sense

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of, you know, not just
are you. Can you hold your head

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high right? And when my teammate
said no, he lost it because he

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said, under no circumstances should you
let what happens out there on the field

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impact that now you might not have
performed, well, you might need a

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foot up the rear end when we
get back to practice on Monday or Tuesday.

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By the way he did that,
we called it black black Monday or

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black Tuesday because it was just um
a heavy day in the Monrovia football world.

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He was basically trying to make people
quit. It was. It was

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rough, the roughest practice I think
I've ever been to, and that's including

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college. But anyway, the point
is is that I to me, I

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am a proud American no matter who
is in in office, I am I

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am proud of this country. Not
in some egotistical sense, but I am

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very, very pleased and agree with
this nation as founded. Now we have

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jokers and clowns running the show,
but it's not the jokers and clowns that

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I ever am proud of. That's
not where that sense of and that's not

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the best word to use, but
you know what I mean, that sense

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of dignity or or of just being
pleased with the country that you live in.

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I don't place it in the individuals. I place it in the ideas

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and so to me, and I
see here that sixty percent of Americans still

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claim to be very patriotic. After
nine to eleven, I think the numbers

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were eighty six percent. Eighty six
percent said that they were extremely patriotic.

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But now it's it's sixty percent,
and it's almost like, I don't know,

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it's it's almost like we're proud and
please when our guys in the White

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House. And I understand that there's
real problems with the other side's ideology.

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I understand that there are real threats
to liberty, but that isn't that doesn't

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make me lose that sense of pleasure
or happiness or pride, if you'll use

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that word in my country because someone
else is in charge. This country is

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great because it's built upon truth.
It's built upon truth, truth about liberty

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for all people. And I've said
what I need to say about that in

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the earlier earlier segments and in the
show last week when we talked about the

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ways the Founders did not live up
to that. But the ideas that they

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that they wrote about are absolutely positively
light to this world. The amount of

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people that have been raised up out
of poverty, given opportunities of all backgrounds,

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my friends, of all races,
religions, genders, whatever, people

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that have been given an opportunity.
This is the place, this country is

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the place where that is the sky's
the limit. And there's been studies.

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Remember I remember when I used to
listen. I don't listen so much anymore

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for because I just don't have time. But I used to listen to to

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Dave Rams and he used to say
that ninety percent of millionaires, our first

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generation millionaires, they didn't inherit their
wealth. They went out and they did

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something. I defy you to find
a type of society where there's that much

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upward mobility. And I don't like
to use that phrase because I don't like

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to look at people as part of
classes. But just for the sake of

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explaining the principle, there's no other
place that allows upward mobility. And by

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the way, downward mobility. Just
because you do have wealth doesn't mean you'll

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always have wealth in this country.
If you're in a socialist dictatorship, a

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communist regime, you're going to be
wealthy and your people are going to be

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miserable and they have no way out. That's not the case here. Yes

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there's bad people. Yes there are
bad people who call themselves Republicans, Democrats,

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independence, Christians, Atheist, Buddhist, Muslims, you name it.

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There's some people that are doing horrific
things. But that does not mean that

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what we have here in this country
is not special. And that does not

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mean that we should not be pleased
with the principles upon which this nation is

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built, no matter who is in
the White House, no matter who is

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controlling Congress, no matter who is
issuing decisions from the Supreme Court. Though

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those things matter tremendously, and at
some point, if they fundamentally change this

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nation, I suppose the answer needs
to be adjusted as appropriate. But so

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far, so far, while they
have certainly heaped assault upon assault on this

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great nation, these people who are
lovers of big government and haters of liberty,

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we still have something special here,
my friends. It's at risk.

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It is under extreme assault, but
it's something that we can still and should

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be very pleased and proud of.
But we gotta do something to defend it,

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my friends, and pass it on
to the next generation. Timeouts in

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order to type my friends back in
a minute. Friends, So not a

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lot of time left here today,
But there's a couple other things I do

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want to hit on. Did you
see in the in the fallout I guess

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of the Supreme Court decision regarding affirmative
action in college admissions. There is a

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group of people online who are basically
saying, well, I'm basically saying there

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are saying let's not, let's not
do business with Trump supporters. So their

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response, let this sink in for
a minute. Again, they have no

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idea what is going on here,
but their response to the Supreme Court ruling

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that showing favor to someone because of
their race and admissions to college violates the

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equal protection clause of the US Constitution, their response to that is to discriminate

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against Trump supporters. I mean,
it is apps absolutely astonishing the way that

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these people that these people think it
doesn't do what they think it does.

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There the confusion, the amount of
the amount of just complete, I don't

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know, just a mess we got
on our hands here, my friends.

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But anyway, I just wanted to
share that with your timeout is in order,

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my friends, sit tight back in
a minute. Welcome back, my

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friends. So off the time clock
here did not stay in line with my

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new year's resolution. Here we are, so I do want to kind of

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again pick up a little bit of
what I mentioned last last segment, briefly,

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this this notion that says, if
someone does not agree with me in

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totality and I should not, I
should not deal with them, I should

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not have any interactions with them.
That's where we are when it comes to

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many people in this country today,
and someone will say, well, but

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time, that's what the Supreme Court
case was about. No, it's not.

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It's not you to say to someone
I want you to use your professional

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talents to support something that you disagree
with biblically, fundamentally, whatever, ideologically,

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and you have to do it.
That's what had to be done here.

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With this website designer in the Supreme
Court case which came out Friday,

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I think as well, we didn't
talk much about that one, but just

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this idea that says, if you're
a web designer, you better be willing

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to do the same sex wedding website
or else. Supreme Supreme Court said,

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no, they were right. These
lunatics are wrong. I've got to go

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stg my friends,