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or what. I wouldn't have even
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have literally changed the psyche of the
country. Fasting bed, I have been

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really tired this week. Yeah,
you know you have bouts of insamio when

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you are a menopausal. It's been
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pills. Can I just tell you
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pillow slippers, and it's like I
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my pillow. I have all of
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like because you think, okay,
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a moment of personal privilege, if
I may, because I had it to

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you yesterday. I had I had
an incident occur in my neighborhood, Okay,

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and it just you know, What's
interesting about the incident the whole reason

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I was on a walk. I
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which by all accounts is a very
safe neighborhood. I never felt fearful in

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my life in my neighborhood. And
I was in a rage when I went

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on the walk, and I was
thinking, I'm going to go on this

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walk to alleviate the rage and the
rage I was feeling. Yeah, yeah,

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So did you see that story about
the mother and daughter who were leaving

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a Drake concert and this guy ran
them over because he sped through a light

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going eighty miles an hour. Did
not see that? There's video And when

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I happened, are they okay?
What? No? They died. They

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literally exploded, like there. It
was so horrific, and I was so

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mad about it that I just needed
to go on a walk, and so

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like I was already raging, and
I'm thinking, I'm going on a walk

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to alleviate the rage. Okay,
that did not happen. So and I

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had my little audiobook, I'm like
listening to a new Colleen Hoover novel.

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I was like really really enjoying myself, and I'm getting to the tail end

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of my walk, and I'm happy. It's a beautiful day, which is

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rare for Indiana in February, right, it is rare, very rare.

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Usually there's a blizzard right right,
and you're like, I'm gonna do a

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rage walk because it's not blizzarding right
now, and it really, I really

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was feeling much much better. I
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I was enjoying the book. It
was great, the sun was shining,

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was awesome. And then I walk
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which is kind of like the back
entrance, so it's a it's a

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street. And then that street intersects
with my actual street, okay, and

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someone pulls up to the stop sign. It's a car, and two thighs

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get out like as I'm approaching.
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on guard because I'm like, I've
this is weird. Why are these getting

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out of a car? Right,
guys at a stop sign, not like

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at a house or at a parking
you know what I mean. It's at

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a stop sign. These two guys
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is still in the driver's seat.
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go to the trunk and take out
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Yeah, And so I'm like,
I immediately just got on my phone

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to pretend I was on the phone
with my husband, which is how that's

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smart. It's very smooth. I
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my husband. I wouldn't have pretended
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my husband. I would have been
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like with tote bags and seriously,
and either that or I would have been

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on the walk with a firearm,
you know what I mean. I would

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have been yeah, but without a
firearm. Yes, I would have been

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on the phone with my husband.
I would have been like, get your

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firearm and bring it to where I
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have a conversation that was about them, right, because I wanted to just

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make it sound like, oh,
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I'm like talking about how they're coming
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which is really smart because you want
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if you are in a situation where
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something, or that if you feel
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that you're on the phone with somebody, or that that that you're missed in

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some way, or they know where
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you to come home exactly. Yeah, and then and they know And I

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said, I'm on a walk right
now. It's so gorgeous out, like

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these are all the things I'm saying, so and now watching So one of

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the guys that had gotten out of
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I'm going in, So like,
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okay, And so I'm just super
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eye contact, just having my little
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The car turns onto my street and
just keeps driving. And so I'm watching

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these guys and what they're doing is
they're putting flyers in everybody's mailbox. So

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I calmed down, and I'm like,

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because they're putting flyers and all the
mailboxes. So I'm like calming down but

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still super on high alert. And
I don't like essentially that they're going to

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be seeing where I live too,
like if I start at home, so

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I'm kind of like taking my time
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reaction to those guys because at no
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ever been afraid of Hispanic people,
right ever, or afraid really to be

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in your neighborhood. Yes, exactly, And so I got into a whole

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new race. Even though the walk
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got into a whole new rage about
Joe Biden making me so freaking scared and

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also kind of racist, right,
I know. And then you wrote me

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yesterday because you were like this,
I'd hate this. I mean, I

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absolutely hate this, and that you
have to listen. There's one thing I

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have raised our daughters especially. I
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but we have raised our daughters.
I have raised our daughters especially to have

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their head on a swivel, so
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I notice that she's doing it more
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that she's constantly looking around, making
sure, Like if there's some weird dude

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that's you know, walking by,
and I gotta tell you, Like,

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if she sees something that is odd
in an individual that's you know, maybe

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like that puts her on alert.
I feel bad about that. It's kind

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of like the same thing, like
I hate that I have to make her

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on high alert, Like I hate
that the world is that way, But

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it's also like a good thing,
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don't want them to be a sitting
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But simultaneously you hate it, like
you feel bad about you hate that they're

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that way, and you hate that
there is more crime now than there was.

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I feel like when we were growing
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just be able to I got our
parents would kick us out of the house

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and be like, go run and
play and I'll see you when it's dark.

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Yeah, see in twelve hours.
Go drink out of the hose.

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Bye. I mean that was like
our life. I would never do that

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with my kid now, Like I
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at a target. I'm so hyper
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I don't let her go into public
restrooms alone. Like She's just now at

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the point at fourteen where I'm so
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trips, I remember telling my husband, do not like if he went with

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her by himself across the country on
a trip, I'd be like, do

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not let her go into a publicom
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are standing right outside that door,
and that you make sure that there's nobody

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in there. I mean, I
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been so bizarre about that. So
yeah, I get pissed off that I

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am that way, but I'm also, I guess a little glad that I

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am that way. It's a strange
dichotomy. So I know, I can

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understand your rage, but at the
same time, it's like, would you

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rather be clueless about it and and
then be I don't know, perhaps a

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victim of the crime, which is
listen, it's that's just part of our

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society now. Unfortunately, there's a
little bit more crime now because of the

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shitty policies that are in place because
of Democrats. Well that's the thing is,

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like, you know, there's no
question that the crime is worse,

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and that it's there's a lot of
illegals who are committing a lot of crimes.

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I mean, we just saw that
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that's you know, you always have
these stories in the back of your head.

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addition to the fact that it's happening, which is unacceptable, but that,

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like he, Biden's policies have literally
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now people like me who never had
to think about this stuff, who never

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I would have never looked at,
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neighborhood. I would have always just
assumed, oh, they're just whatever,

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they're doing work, or they're they've
got friends here or what. I wouldn't

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have even thought twice about it.
And now my first instinct is to be

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afraid. And that is on Joe
Biden. That is why I raged,

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because I was like, you suck
so hard that not only are you bringing

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more crime, right, they're actually
causing people like me and me specifically,

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because I that's my experience and I
relate to it. Now, I don't

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want to go anywhere ever. I'm
afraid of people. I'm afraid of crowds,

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I'm afraid of public places. You're
afraid of flying, afraid I'm afraid

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of flying, right, you're afraid
of all sorts of things. Yeah,

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I'm a little bit on the other
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a different part of the population where
I mean, I don't I'm not a

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big fan of crowds. I don't
like being in big crowds. I'll avoid

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those, But I still go do
all the things. I mean, I'm

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gonna leave the how, I'm gonna
do all the stuff. I'm gonna fly,

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I'm gonna do all this because I'm
like whatever. It's kind of like

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COVID. I remember during COVID,
people were really afraid of the virus is

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gonna get you. You got to
wear the mask, you gotta do it.

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I didn't do any of the things. I didn't do any of the

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things they told me to do,
and I was fine, you know,

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I was okay, And so I
just kind of gave my middle finger to

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all those people that were like,
you need to be doing this, you

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need to be doing that, you
need to be afraid, you need to

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live your life in fear. Screw
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in fear. If it's my time, it's my time. Yeah, you

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know, I sort of that's the
way I looked at it, But so

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much that was a lie, and
this this is not. That's a very

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good point. It's a very very
good point. I still I hear you.

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And it's like I still have like
a little I have that trepidation going

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out, but I still go out. I still do the things. How

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long I'm going to continue to do
that, I don't know, because the

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world's getting crazier and crazier and crazy. Can I live in Texas? I

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know it makes me afraid for you, Like I would be even more afraid

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being in an actual although every state
is a border state now I know this,

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but like being in one of the
key border states, I would also

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be. But then again, you
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right, I live amongst Yeah,
It's like I looked at it like

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my daughter, you know, I
look at her school and it's like thirty

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thirty thirty when it comes to white
Hispanics and blacks, and so she it's

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you know, it's and it's like
that around here. Like I am a

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white person living in an area where
I'm probably the minority because most of the

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people that surround us are Hispanics.
Just because I live out in the country,

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there's a lot of Hispanics and black
people. It's just so it's I

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just I don't really pay much attention
to the color of people's skin as long

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as they're not being assholes. Yeah, I didn't, you know, to

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until freaking Biden made me. And
that's why I'm so mad at him.

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Because of all the Democrats talking points
about how racism this race. You know,

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they care so much about it.
They have created so much of it,

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starting with Obama all the way until
Yeah, they have they created it.

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I totally agree that. I absolutely
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they've placed such an emphasis on it. And then now there's the whole crime

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part of it. Well, listen, you were saying yesterday, I think

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that it was in our in our
regular daily show. You said something about

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Maduro not wanting Maduro of Venezuelan president. You know, these a lot of

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these criminals from Venezuela are coming to
our country, and it's like we can't

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even send them back because Maduro is
like, nah, I don't want to

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act. We're gonna we're going to
send you our worst, like the worst

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of the worst we're going to send
to America and don't don't even try to

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send them back. And it's like, what do you even do with that?

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So when this administration tells us,
you know, it's oh, it's

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just the best and the brightest.
These people are just dreamers and they're coming

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over and they're trying to get a
better life. It's just crap because granted,

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I'm sure there are you know,
some people that do want a better

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life, but at the end of
the day, they're breaking the law when

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they come over here initially, then
when they're busting over the border, the

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first thing they're doing is breaking the
law. So I'm sorry, but that's

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crappy. You're breaking that's the first
thing that you're doing. Your parents didn't

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do that. Your parents didn't break
the law to get in here. They

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followed all the right paths, and
they took many years, and they paid

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money and they did they jumped through
hoops, and they did all the right

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things, and they waited in line
and they I mean I'm sure that that

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pisces them off when they see what's
going on. So these people, the

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first thing they do is they bust
over the border and they're breaking the law.

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That's the first thing they do.
If that's the first thing that you're

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doing to get over here and you're
not escaping, you know, some horrible

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situation other than the fact that you
just want to come over here and get

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a free handout, it's what else
are you capable of doing? Yeah,

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and we're finding out, unfortunately exactly
well. And further about Venezuela, it's

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not even just that Maduro is saying, no, you can't deport anybody because

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we don't want them. They are
horrible people, so you can you can

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keep them, keep them. The
rumor is that he's actually emptying out their

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mental institutions and jails to get rid
of all of their bad people, just

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sending them right on over to me. And I read that their crime has

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gone down, the violent their violent
crime has gone down. Isn't that interesting?

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Would have thought that? It's really
interesting? And people are just clamoring

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to get in here because we give
them all sorts of free shit. That's

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This is why I rage, and I

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So anyway, that was my rage spiral.

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And it's not any wonder given the
death of this Georgia student, given

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the increased crime, there's like some
other illegal who just got arrested for molesting

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somebody, and it's awesome control and
those are the ones that are reported.

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That's the thing. You know what
I was talking about last week about how

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you know this this is not a
one off. It's so horrific what happened

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to Lake and Riley. It's horrific
and I cannot even imagine what her family's

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going through. But she's not She's
not a solo case. Like, this

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is not an isolated case. This
is this is happening in other places too.

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I mean, I think I'm glad
that this is there's a spotlight on

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this case. I'm glad that people
are paying attention. Of course, the

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CNN's and the msnbcs and the cbs
is of the world want to pretend that

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this is just a one off.
It's not. I mean, no,

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this has been going on for years, and this shouldn't have happened. I

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think that's what's so maddening for me, is that she should not have been

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killed. If the channel, if
we would have done the right things and

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this administration actually gave a crap about
us as American citizens, her life would

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still be she would still be living. And then we talked about this in

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our morning show too, about how
the AP and other news outlets tried to

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spin this as if it was a
story about running or jogging alone, and

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how girls should be more careful about
running or jogging alone, instead of the

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focus being on the fact that this
creep was in here in this country to

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begin with. That's the story has
nothing to do. I should be able

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to walk outside in my African neighborhood
without being afraid, and there's you should

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be able to run. Yeah,
And that's that's your rage spiral. It's

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like you have to be put you
have to be on guard thinking about oh

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my god, and it's it goes
back to that hole your screwt is too

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short thing like it's it's it's you. It's you. It's not this illegal

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who is on you know, on
a path of violence. It's you,

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Like you're it's your fault. You
shouldn't be running at this certain time.

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You shouldn't be doing this alone.
It's like, that is such crap.

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If somebody, if a girl wants
to go out and take a run,

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she should be able to take a
run. Now, granted, there are

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certain things that will probably we should
probably give certain tips of what to do,

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and you should have your head on
a swivel. But at the same

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time, it's like the fact that
we have to do that is macis It's

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infuriating. That's our world, absolutely
infuriating, right. But yeah, to

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that point, there is a there
was an excellent, excellent TikTok that got

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some publicity from the Daily Mail because
this gal apparently has a lot of she

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does a whole thing of safety tips
for girls and some of the you know,

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I always am like I see those
headlines and I'm like, oh,

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I know all those things already,
Like I'm already I've already got my head,

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honest, wivel. I already know
some of the safety precautions or whatever,

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but some of these were like really
really new and interesting little helpful hints

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I guess about how to keep yourself
safe when you're being asked about your background,

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your whereabouts, your plans on where
you're going, all that kind of

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stuff. So in case other people
find this helpful too, here is this

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TikTok I think her name is Dana. Specific situations where lying is the smart

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thing to do for your safety,
and as you guys know by now,

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I call this lie to survive.
This is something that both of my parents

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instilled in me at a very young
age and something that I've been practicing my

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entire life. Let's say you're in
college and you're in the library studying for

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finals, and somebody that you don't
recognize and get a bad vibeb comes over

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to you and asks the you to
school. Here now, just in town

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visiting my brothers and killing some time. They should be here any minute.

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No, I don't go here.
I'm just in town visiting my boyfriend.

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He should be arriving any minute.
So my dad works here I'm just waiting

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for him. We're going to go
grab lunch. You're always waiting on a

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mail figure, and you're never alone. Somebody with the various intentions is looking

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for an easy target, So do
not be one. Expecting a mail figure

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will be intimidating to that individual.
Unfortunate reality of the world that we live

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in. Now, Let's say that
you recently graduated college and you're off in

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a brand new city by yourself.
You're sitting alone at a coffee shop or

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a bar, and somebody that you
get bad vibes from will not leave you

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alone, and I asked if they
could buy you a coffee or a drink.

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You're flattered, but no, thank
you. I have a boyfriend.

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He'll be arriving any minute. That's
nicely to offer, but I actually have

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to get going. My two brothers
are picking me up any second. You're

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nice initially to de escalate a situation
or prevent a situation from escalating altogether,

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but if it continues to escalate,
you need to seek help and find a

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way to safely leave. Never leave
alone to a bartender, ask somebody that

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works there to walk you to your
car, Call a guy friend, call

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your dad, call your brother,
call your actual boyfriend. You have one.

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A code way to ask for help
if you're at the bar is to

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go up to the bartender and order
an angel shot. I teach you these

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tips because there's psychology behind line for
your safety and it's the smartest first line

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of defense. Being nice doesn't mean
that you're not being confident or assertive.

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You can do both. Key lives
to remember One you're never alone. Two

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you're always expecting somebody, and three
you don't live alone even if you do.

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Why to survive can apply to so
many different situations in life. I

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have a degree in criminology and psychology, and I share daily safety tips.

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It's totally handy. And I lived
alone when I lived in Chicago. Well,

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I didn't little known and I actually
lived with a roommate, but she

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was gone all the time, and
so I would be alone a lot with

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her dog. That's what I happened, and I there were times where if

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I felt like I would go,
then we had like a little bar and

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grill that would up the road from
us, and you know, we'd walk

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everywhere. And that's what's when you
could walk a little bit more without being

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shot. All the time in Chicago, downtown Chicago, but I would walk,

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you know, all over the place, shopping, you know, grocery

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shopping, to do whatever. But
after work, I would get off the

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subway and I would go I'd stop
in have a meal and have a drink

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or whatever, and then i'd you
know, go home. I'd be by

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myself, and if I didn't feel
comfortable doing that, I would find somebody

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like in there to walk with me
and walk me home. Same thing with

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like you know, if I was
if I have ever been into public I

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know I've been in public places before
where or like at work, where I've

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been like, Okay, I don't
feel comfortable walking out to my car,

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I'll find a coworker, a mail
kay worker to walk me to my car.

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There's no shame in that. I
think women should totally take advantage of

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situations like that. I don't even
know if take advantage of the right word.

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But you should do that and list
men to help you do things like

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that. It's not half the patriarchy. Help you, you know, and

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trust your gut is another one,
because like sometimes it's so easy. I

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mean I did it even yesterday when
I was when I was you know,

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looking at the Hispanics, and I
probably overreacted, but I would much rather

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overreact than underreact. And so that's
a good lesson. If you feel like

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something's amiss, even if it's not, wouldn't you rather believe as though there

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is something wrong? Yes, And
so you're you're on guard and you're protecting

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yourself and just to your point,
like asking for help even if you're worried

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that you might be overreacting. So
what it is better safe than sorry,

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especially with how crazy everything is,
right, I think women ignore their intuition

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a lot more than they shouldn't.
And there's something there like if your stomach

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the most important thing that women can
do is go to the polls this year

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and yes, and it's all about
policy. The only way that we're going

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to feel safer and have things get
better in this country is if we is

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if we make change with our feet. Go you need to get up off

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your keysters and go vote y'all,
because I don't know how else to change

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things, and I want change for
my daughters and for eventual you know,

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granddaughters. I want change because it's
it's not getting any better. It's getting

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worse for us as women, right. I mean, when it comes to

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crime, it's it's not people on
the left always talk about, oh my

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god, freedoms are being taken away
from it. Your freedoms aren't being taken

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away from you. It's it's we're
seeing a rash of crime in this country,

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and it's like, we're just not
freaking safe. Men. Women really

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are not safe. So if you
want that to change, you got to

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get up off your butt and you
get to go vote ay men into that.

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Yep, yep, you guys.
Until next week, have a good

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one. Mm hm.
