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do something about it, which,
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We are on a weekly review episode here

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on February twenty ninth is when I'm
recording it. Episode will release on February

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thirtieth. This is in fact Easter
weekend. And yes, that was not

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the weekly review intro, and with
good reason, because this episode we are

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not going to be covering any news
stories. We're not going to be getting

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into stories that we missed earlier in
the week. No, the sole purpose

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of this episode is to give you
a little bit of a teaser, to

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kind of give you a taste of
the content that is already available courtesy of

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the Midnight Ride. As you know, if you've already listened to the weekly

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episode. Wednesday night, I sat
down with Senator Chris McDaniel and we record

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did the premiere episode of Chris McDaniel's
America. It was a fantastic show.

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It's already out. You can go
find it on the Midnight Rides Facebook page.

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You can go find it on Rumble, you can find it on Lyndell

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TV, you can find it on
YouTube. There might even be some other

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places where you can find the Midnight
Ride. So please take a moment and

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go watch Chris McDaniels America. But
there's also another stellar show that has already

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been released. It actually was released
on Thursday, and it is called God

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and Country and it stars our good
friend Dan Carr and our new friend Read

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Cooley. The two of them form
a really stellar dynamic and it's something that

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I want to play clips of both
shows here and kind of give you a

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taste for the content that you might
come to expect from the Midnight Ride.

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Now bear in mind that the Midnight
Ride it is going to continue to grow.

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There is going to be other shows
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the network, and again these are
video shows. Of course, there is

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also the very likely possibility that The
Right Side will become or create a video

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show as well as part of this
network. But for now, the Right

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Side's going to continue to be an
audio only show, which trusts me,

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if you watch the Chris McDaniels America, you can tell I'm not necessarily a

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fan of the camera pers say,
but it is what it is. So,

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like I said, I'm fine being
an audio guy, but I'm so

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grateful and so thankful of both Chris
McDaniel and Jim Sigelski for allowing me to

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join them on this ride, for
asking me to be a part of Chris's

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show. That's something means a lot
to me, And again I think both

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of them. I know this was
Jim's vision, but all so know that

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Chris didn't want any other person as
his number two Mike, and that means

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a lot to me. So I'm
really excited. I'm extremely humbled by it.

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So again, really really appreciate this. But I'm going to start this

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episode off now by going into and
playing the intro to Dan and Reid's new

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show, God and Country. Give
this a listen and welcome to God and

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Country. I hope you guys are
having a great day here we are in

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the beautiful South Mississippi. It has
been a beautiful day. WI is our

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very first episode of God and Country
with the purpose of getting Christians like you

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to engage in the political arena.
I believe with all my heart that one

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of the reasons why our nation is
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because Christians are not engaged as they
should. Joining me is also mister Reid

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Cooley, mister Reed, thanks for
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Dan, great to be here,
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read. One of the things that
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Country, you know, as I
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know, just getting Christians to engage. You know, as I look around

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at our country, as I look
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the capital there, whether it's in
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it's in Washington, d C.
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it's in our city, halls,
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I see less and less Christians engaging
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And so one of the things that
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is to get Christians all over the
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So many times people want to focus
on d C. Right That's where

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it seems like everybody's focused in on
DC. And rightfully so, people are

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to be focused on DC. You
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election coming up in twenty twenty four
with President Trump versus you know, Joe

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Biden, and rightfully so, people
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most important election of our lifetime,
but we have very important elections every four

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years right here locally, and we
need Christians to engage. What are your

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thoughts, amen, keep preaching,
brother, I agree with every word all

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those places you just listed, federal
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I hope that we can we can
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said that has just encourage Christians to
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arena, to really stake a claim
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this country. Back in addition,
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around politics for many years now,
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politics, but just as much,
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as well, like what we can
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maybe starting with the state, but
obviously America more broadly, where we

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can foster that culture where Christians are
encouraged to get out there, to engage

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you the political arena and really you
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for Christ as it were. So
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be here. Absolute. So there
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to God and country, and you
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good chemistry between Dan and Reid.
I think that they're going to be a

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dynamic duo. I think this is
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show. I'm really excited to see
more of what Dan and Red can come

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up with. It's going to be
an extremely exciting show. So we'll be

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checking that out week after week to
see what they come up with. But

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now I want to play for you
the introduction to Chris McDaniel's America, because

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again, this is a show that
I am on. I am featured on

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it. Now I am decidedly the
number two Mike, and believe me,

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Chris is hitting a home run on
this show. So it's it's really great

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to see how good and how talented
Chris is on And I'm not surprised because

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I used to talk radio with him, so it wasn't shocked. But man,

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it's a really good episode. I'm
going to play these segments, these

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clips for you, but I strongly
strongly urge you to go seek out the

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entire episode and go watch it,
whether it's on the Midnight Rides Facebook page,

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whether it's on YouTube, whether it's
on Rumble Lindell TV. Make sure

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that you're finding this show. Make
sure you're sharing this show so your friends

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can find it and we can continue
to grow our audience. But here's the

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introduction to Chris McDaniel's America. Hi, well, welcome. This is a

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new charted course for us today,
obviously, and if you haven't heard,

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my name is Chris McDaniel and this
is Chris McDaniel's America, as always with

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me Jack Fairchilds and this is the
Midnight Ride Network. Now you might wonder,

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and I did it first, why
the Midnight Ride because you think clearly

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there's a historical purpose behind the name, right, And I got to thinking

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about that today, about the Midnight
Ride and why it's import to this show.

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And there's a reason. There's a
reason if you think about the ride.

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It took place in seventeen seventy five, and Paul Revere had planned intelligently,

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which is a key element here,
intelligently a method with other patriots about

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how to make sure we knew when
the British were approaching and how they were

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approaching. That's a big deal.
So you've heard the story of the famous

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ride. Oh we all have.
Yes, there were other parts of the

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rides, Yeah, you know they
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sea, one by land, the
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No story short. Revere he leaves
Boston and he's trying to make sure that

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the colonials have some advance warning of
the British regulars approaching. They're going to

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Concord, they're trying to ride a
military barrack since the ammunition there. He

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concocts a plan bed not ride.
They did it smartly, that men not

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ride, and it worked. You
know, people don't realize that Revere was

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actually captured at one point during this
ride. Then they released him. Silly

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British. Silly British, they released
him. Not that the capsture mattered a

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whole lot. The point of the
story is this, he was able to

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alert the people of the country,
the colonial army, that the regulars were

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coming, the British were coming,
and he did so with intelligent resistance.

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That's the key to this network.
It's the key to this show, intelligent

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resistance. And you might say,
what are we resisting. We'll get to

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that in a moment, but first, let's talk about the show, the

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purpose of the show, what we
are and what we are not. Jack,

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You and I have done radio a
lot over the years. We've talked

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together a time or two, and
we've we've had shows that were someone mombastic

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and shows that were designed to get
ratings. And you know that came back

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to home me a couple of times
in campaigns over the years. Right,

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I don't know what you're talking about. You know, sometimes you get carried

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away and you say these things,
and that's part of good radio, Right,

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it happens, and it's going to
happen here. So I want to

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warn the people out there, no
matter what side of the political calculation you

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think you may be on on we
see things differently than just red versus Blue.

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Yes, now that's important. Don't
get me wrong. I've been a

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Republican since I was thirteen years old, and you can tell by the wrinkles

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on my face that was a long
long time ago. But we see things

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differently than just red versus Blue.
There's got to be more than tribalism here.

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There's got to be more to They
stink and we don't because both sides

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are guilty of that right now.
So what we want to do in this

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show is to pound out a philosophical
basis for why it is we're conservatives,

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and to do so with intelligent resistance. And you can say, what on

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earth are you resisting? What?
The same thing the Founders resisted? Tyranny?

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You say, for goodness sake,
what does that look like? I

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don't know too much of government.
It always results in the same thing,

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which is tyranny. So we start
with the resistance, but we have to

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ask ourselves why and what's the purpose
of the resistance. And it really is

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a foundational principle based on philosophy.
And that's going to drive some people crazy

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because they always think that conservatism is
just a moniker and it's just there to

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support the Republican Party. It's really
not. It's been here for over two

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hundred plus years. Philosophers like Burke
and Jefferson even and others hyak Ron Paul.

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People say Ron Paul is not a
conservative. Of course he is.

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He has that founder's and pulse in
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develop a system to educate people as
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is not. And we'll talk about
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let's define what the show is not. We're not going to be a mouthpiece

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for the Republican Party. No,
not at all. This is not Fox

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News. Now, don't get me
wrong. Fox News occasionally has a criminal

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truth out there, right, but
at the same time, it comes at

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you with bias, just like CNN, just like you miss NBC. That's

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not who we are. We're not
a mouthpiece for the party, and there's

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a reason for that. There's nothing
the party has that we desire. Now

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think about it. There's a lot
of shows out there that will twist and

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turn facts and protect the party even
when the party is wrong, that's a

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problem, and they do so because
there's something the party has, something they

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desire. They don't want to offend
a politician that could be powerful. They

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don't want to offend the party chairman
who could have money. They don't want

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to make the donors mad because they're
always wanting to run for something that's not

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what this show is going to be. If the Republican Party makes mistakes,

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we've got to be there to call
them out absolutely, yeah, one hundred

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percent, because I think that's part
of the problem nowadays is there's so many

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people out there that don't understand the
difference between conservatism and Republicanism, because while

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there's similarities there, they're not the
same thing at all. They're not.

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You know, Conservatism is an element
of political thought, and I discussed that

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earlier. It's been around for an
awfrelly long time, and the Republican Party

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is supposed to be the vessel by
which that thought is conveyed. One would

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think the Republicans will stand for policy
and principle, but we've seen over the

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last forty or fifty years the Republican
Party doesn't have a lot of backbone policy

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or principle. So the philosophy of
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sure most Republicans nobody means to be
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in a second. And that,
my friends, is the introduction to Chris

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McDaniel's America, which I'm excited to
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you know Chris McDaniel. I told
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really great intro. But I want
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I'm going to go back here to
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Dan and Read talk to us for
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And I think that they sum this
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let me play this clip for you
guys. Now absolutely mean too. You

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know, one thing you look at
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you look at THEO I call him
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they're trying to absolutely brainwash our children. I mean, they are putting unbelievable

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at some of the stuff that I'm
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even seeing that's happening in some of
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are putting little boxes, litter boxes
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these some of these children, they've
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and they want to come in and
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a cat. It's insane, you
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have to even call them like different
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to eat the bird students? Like, what's going on? I don't know,

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but it's crazy, it I mean, it's absolutely insane that this is

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going on right here in America,
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them props, you know, to
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vocal. You know, they're being
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that's pushing that that transgender garbage,
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and they're letting everybody know where they
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for abortion, you know, that's
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here, even in the Mississippi and
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allowed, and they are vocal,
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because they're trying to get their woke
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right here in America. And unfortunately, so many Christians, you know,

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we want to We're timid, right, I mean, we're timid and we

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don't want to hurt anybody's feelings.
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somebody's feelings. I mean, because
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is on a fast track of hell, and we don't do something about it,

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we're going to lose our country.
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could see where we're at today,
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roll over in there. Great,
could you imagine? George Washington? Well,

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Dan, I have to go to
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because I've got to tell your brother, you are speaking my language here.

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You know, I've noticed a lot
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of American politics, just throwing my
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was discovering my own sort of political
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in politics, as I was,
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of age, it seems like a
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know, well, like I said
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years ago, that America was becoming
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a less Christian county. I only
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I do think that we are becoming
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of what you alluded to with this
woke insanity, this transgender ideology in our

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public schools, that's one of many
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a less religious country necessarily. I
think that it's been accurately noted by conservatives

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over the last decade or so that
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not just America, but really the
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this religion, this massive cult,
if you will, of wokeism, of

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leftism, all of this and this
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sort of inside this new religion.
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what I hope that we can defeat
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lay a few foundations for here with
the show is defeating this new religion that

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is supplanting in Christianity as the dominant
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there a kin you love how they're
talking because I couldn't agree with these two

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more. We are in a battle
against a new ideology, and in many

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ways it is a new religion,
a religion and left that adopts this completely

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insane walk culture. But of course
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America because Chris continues as I played
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clip from Chris, he continues on
and what we're not, and he talks

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about why Chris McDaniels America will not
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Let's talk about real quick what we
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upset people on the right here,
but I want us to get focused.

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We're losing the country, and we're
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Now, when I was a kid
growing up, my father was a college

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professor and he always said, you
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that going to get me in trouble
on this network? There has to be

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sources, documented sources. And my
fear is this elements of our movement have

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been chasing conspiracy theories. That's okay
to a certain extent, but if if

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it becomes your soul being for existence, you're missing out on things that really

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work to move the needle. Q
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to it. Frankly, I never
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But those that are following Q and
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Does that make sense? No,
it makes perfect sense. And if

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they're distracted chasing shadows, then they're
not doing things that are beneficial to winning

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elections. And if we can't want
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matter what Q andine does, right, and so you have all these wild

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theories. I'm not really terribly concerned
this is going to get me in trouble.

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I shouldn't say this. Are we
ready for this? And that Wor's

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not ready for this? I don't
care. It doesn't and I don't believe

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it for a moment that MA show
Obama host testicles. Do you know?

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But there's an element within our group
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prove she does. Okay, fine, if you want to have fun there,

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but have you knocked the door.
Have you made a phone call for

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a candidate? Have you really gotten
down there and did anything that moved the

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needle. Yet you're chasing rainbows and
unicorns. That's fine, But frankly,

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I'm not terribly concerned about the grassy
knoll. I'm not concerned about conspiracies.

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Boman jfk Jr. I'm not a
bit concerned about this. Is there a

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pedophilia ring in Europe that we're supposed
to be Look, I know it's bad

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and it could very well exist,
but we're trying to win elections. And

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the thing is, if you're focused
on those conspiracies, you're chasing those conspiracies,

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and you're not winning locally, you're
losing. And so I don't want

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to be a show that chases conspiracies. We may discuss it, we're not

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going to chase it. We may
sometimes acknowledge it if there's a truth involved,

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some fact that comes to light,
but we're not going to chase it.

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We have to hold on to our
philosophy because if we chase these theories

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and lose our philosophy, we have
nothing to offer anybody. And as I

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understand it, our movement needs young
people. I'm pretty sure we're not getting

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the job done with the youth of
this country right now. And that right

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there sums up a lot more about
what Chris McDaniels America is going to be

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and what it's not going to be. Because again, as fans of the

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Right Side, you know, the
Right Side is not a show that Chase's

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conspiracy theories. We may have fun
with one from time to time, but

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we're not going out there and covering
conspiracy theories. I believe that we need

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to have facts in front of us. I'll get some stories from time to

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time, and if I haven't had
a chance to vet the story to see

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if it's factual, I won't cover
it until I do. And if it's

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not factual, I'm never gonna touch
it. That's the same vision that Chris

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has for Chris McDaniels America. That's
part of the reason why it's so easy

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to jump on board. But Chris
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this next slip and talks a little
bit more about conservatism right here, So

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let's let you check this one out. It's free markets and it's free minds.

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We may have opinions for instance,
on what we believe people should do

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or not do. But you cross
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socialism whenever you attempt to use force
to control that behavior. That's the problem.

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Frankly, I think conservatism is the
coolest philosophy in the world because it

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embarks around the individual dignity of each
person, and it tells us that we

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should conserve a space where politicians don't
control us. What have you ever heard

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it put that way? A space
where politicians can't control us. Politicians use

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government as an extension of control.
That's all they are. They're big bullies,

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they have big egos, and they
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They love to dictate to us how
to live. Young people don't like

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to be told what to do.
Conservatism respects that. It says, you

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know what, we may disagree with
your decisions. Hey, fine, you

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enjoy yourself. Now you have to
live with the results. If you do

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something really stupid, We're not going
to bail you out, but we respect

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your decision as free people, adult
people, liberty minded people. To live

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your life as you see fit.
That's a good political philosophy. Liberalism rejects

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that and so does authoritarianism on the
conservative side, What does it say do

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as we say? Ah, that's
not a conservatism. Is conservatism respects differences

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of opinion and variations of opinion.
They want to use government to control us.

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Well, is that a lombastic statement. I think it's not right.

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No, it's it's an honest statement. Will consider this. How much of

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their paycheck do you want? I
mean, they take about forty to fifty

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percent every year, don't they.
Yeah. If I don't have economic liberty,

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what liberty do I have? I
can't feed my family, I can't

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pay the gas bill, I can't
pay the light bill. But they take

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take, take That's control, isn't
it control? They take the fruits of

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my labor, they rip it from
me. That's a sense of con What

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about the way I teach my kids, the things they're taught in school,

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that's control, isn't it? Yes? What about the COVID lockdowns? Was

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that control? Very much? So? Ultimately, the liberals of this country,

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the modern liberals of this country,
are all about using force. Conservatism

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is a rejection of that force.
That's all this is. And they always

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talk about free will on that side
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we're trying to control them, when
here's the philosophy I live by, just

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leave me alone and I'll leave you
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that's very, very easy to get

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behind. I think young people would
love it if they actually heard it and

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understood it, and understood it very
well said, very well spoken by Chris

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McDaniel on what it means to be
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and I applaud him for coming on
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to reach young people and get them
to understand the core tenets of conservatism.

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Now I'm gonna pause right here.
No bumper music's this time. I'm not

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recording this episode live, so I'm
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for a quick commercial breaks. That
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both shows that'll want to get to
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know the Weekly Review doesn't normally have
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because it's all about a promo for
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want to pause ride here and when
we come back, a couple of more

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clips from both Godden Country and Chris
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I'm back here and ready to talk
with you a little bit more about these

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two shows, because again, Dan
and Reid did a fantastic job with Godden

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Country Chris mcdani daniel was in the
zone during the recording of the premiere episode

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of Chris McDaniel's America. The Midnight
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two fantastic shows, and you really
need to go check them out. This

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episode is only serving as a teaser
for you. This episode is only its

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whole intent is to get you to
go check out the full content. There's

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a reason I'm not playing the entire
episodes. You need to go check them

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out, watch them, find a
way if you're an audio only person,

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find a way to listen to them. Whatever you need to do. Make

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trust me, I'll get to this
and this I'm gonna say this. I'm

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gonna get to this in a second. But now I want to talk about

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this. And Dan, I hope
you're listening because you've never watched The Lord

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of the Rings. Come on,
Dan, you've got to watch The Lord

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of the Rings. Listen to this
as Read talks about his love of the

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Lord of the Rings and how it
relates to some of his ideology. And

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that's when we figure out that Dan
has never seen the films, he's never

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read the books from Tolkien. Dan, you've got a lot of catching up

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to do. Let's check this out. I'm seeing much more of that kind

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of rhetoric that's sort of occupying the
world of politics these days, especially among

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conservatives. I'm seeing you know exactly
what you're talking about. People whether they're

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converting to Roman Catholicism, whether it's
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they're calling out for Christ to get
because I think what we are noticing,

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not just in America, across the
West is that people understand that this

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mess that Western civilization has gotten into, there's no way out of it without

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Jesus Christ. There's no way out
of this mess. He's the moral absolute,

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He's the moral standard. Really,
all of Western civilization is predicated on

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the sacrifice of Christ, on the
message of Christ. It really goes all

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the way back to him. So
I'm seeing more and more of that starting

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to take place. But over the
last year or so, I've really begun

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to refer to our enemies in politics
and in culture as simply the enemy,

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maybe with an upper case E,
because to me, that encapsulates the fact

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that we're fighting a spiritual war,
we're fighting a cold war, and we're

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fighting a political war, all sort
of put together. So whenever you refer

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to it simply as the enemy,
that's that sort of encapsulates all of that.

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Plus I'm a big Lord of the
Rings fan, you know, so

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a spoiler alert, and if you
read the Lord of the Rings books.

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By chance, hopefully we have some
Lord of the Rings fans of the audience.

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You'll hear like some of the heroic
characters refer to salur On the Dark

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Lord as the enemy. Right.
So it's a little bit of MI nerdiness

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channeled into into my political outlook and
such things. But I am noticing,

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you know, obviously a lot of
negative transformations in the world, but you

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know some positive as well. Yeah, so you mentioned Lord of the Rings.

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I've never watched Lord of the Rings. Man, I've never read You

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have to change that. I've never
I've never read one of the books.

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I've never watched it. So but
but I'll put that on my to do

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I'll put that on my to do
list. You will get so much out

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of it, man, So whenever
you read Tolkien, Lewis, you know

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the great Christian writers, I would
say, some of the most important and

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pivotal contributors to the great Christian literary
canon. Man, you'll get so much

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out of it. I mean,
and I'm gonna get a little bit of

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a spoiler alord to you. But
the audience, the Word of the Rings

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is really you know, it's a
deep theological work. So Tolkien he was

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deeply Christian, he was Roman Catholic, he was deeply Christian, and he

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was pouring as theology into every single
page of that book. And you know,

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so it's a movie book. Well, so the movies are based off

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of much older books that he wrote
in the nineteen forty so you know,

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he wrote The Hobbit that came out
in nineteen thirty seven. Then you know,

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less than a decade later he started
working on the Word of the Rings.

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It was originally seven books. He
broke it down to three, but

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three, and he watched the extended
edition of the trilogy. It's fourteen hours,

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fourteen straight hours. So it's a
lot of movie hour movie. It's

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a three movies, fourteen hours over
three movies. So oh wow, you

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really got to sit down and you
know, set aside some time to marathon

446
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these last man, So maybe get
plenty of your sweet tee that you've got

447
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here, I get some popcorned to
sit down and binge it. Right there

448
00:32:58.079 --> 00:33:02.000
you have it. Not only has
Dan not seen or read The Lord of

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the Rings, he didn't understand that
they were both a movie and a book,

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that the movies were based on the
books. So Dan, Dan,

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You've got a lot of homework to
do. And Reid didn't even mention the

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Hobbit films, So he didn't even
mention that there are three Hobbit films.

453
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No, they're not as good as
the Lord of the Ring film, so

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that's probably why Reid didn't mention them. But they exist, so you might

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want to watch those two at some
point. But I digress, and I

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want to get back to these clips, you know, but it's always fun

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to bust Dan's chops. But Chris, in this next segment, he brings

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up a cultural icon himself when he
mentions by Marley, and I want to

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play this clip for you. Now. This one's a little bit longer clip

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because there really wasn't a good spot
before I stopped it to stop because again

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Chris gets on a roll here,
and I just want to play this clip

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for you guys. If you think
about this is going to be a funny

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scenario. Right, there's a movie
out right now about Bob Marley, right,

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and yes, conservatives can listen to
Bob Marley's perfectly acceptable. I like

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b Marley. Yeah, I'm well
aware Bob Marley was a man of independence,

466
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and he spoke about overcoming struggles.
He talked about one love, and

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he talked about the only independence of
the mind can free ourselves. Right,

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what's the song? Redemption song?
R Redemption song. These are beautiful lyrics

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from a man who understood individualism.
That's conservatism, isn't it. I'm not

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suggesting Marley was conservative different times,
different ideas, but the idea here is

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to allow people to live and to
love them despite their mistakes. But you

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have to live with the consequences of
your mistakes. Even in that music,

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you have this pattern of conservative fault. Now people would reject that. I'm

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sure some liberal right now is rolling
their eyes. They are prove me otherwise.

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He was the man that rejected government
force. He was there was trying

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to overcome government force, whether it
was slavery or Jim Crow. Right.

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By the way, liberals, help
me understand something here. The whole concept

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of slavery and the whole concept of
Jim Crow was based on the premise of

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force. The very force you now
embraced, I must have just you embrace

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that for uce, but you embrace
a force that could be abused, right,

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yeah, one hundred percent. And
the conservative mind we believe the only

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way to make sure those dark days
don't return, those bad days of this

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country don't return, is to not
give the government the kind of power that

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can effectuate the return. Take it
away. More freedom, more liberty,

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more individualism, less collectivism. That's
conservatism. So what I'll be trying to

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conserve. We're trying to conserve the
American experiment, that is freedom, the

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idea that every man has dignity should
be treated equally. Yeah, under the

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law. The crazy thing is,
in the present environment, if I say

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those things, they still call me
a racist. Have you considered that it's

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insane? I mean because nowadays,
and I talk about this from time to

491
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time, and it drives me crazy
because you can't have an honest dialogue with

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somebody that disagrees with you on the
left, because they don't want to have

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an honest dialogue because instead of sitting
down and having that discussion and less debate

494
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ideas. Instead of having debate,
they go to the name calling, they

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go to the insults. It's well, you think that way because you just

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hate, and that's not that could
be further from the truth. Well,

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here's the thing. You look back
to the civil rights struggle, and those

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were you know, those people were
fighting for freedom. They were fighting for

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freedom from governments that did not want
to allow them. Yeah. Freedom.

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It's that style of government that we're
still against today. Right. And so

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if we advocate for individual responsibility,
and if we add to advocate for individual

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dignity, if we advocate for less
government interference in our lives, in other

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00:36:54.639 --> 00:37:00.239
words, less politicians interfering in our
lives, by no definition can that can

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be considered racist. And yet the
common refrain is that somehow we're violating some

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social norm. The social norm is
too much government. And I'm sorry,

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00:37:08.440 --> 00:37:13.599
the social abnormal behavior is too much
government, because that's when people typically are

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abused by government. So let's keep
talking about these traits. Take away the

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power of the government, empower individuals. What does that look like in the

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twenty first century. This is a
good question. I mean, how do

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you suppose this show and this philosophy
can fit in the twenty first century or

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the twenty second century or the twenty
third century. And the answer is remarkably

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well, Because liberty is the goal, and it's always been the goal,

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and as long as people are allowed
to achieve free in coersion and free from

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00:37:44.960 --> 00:37:47.599
political influence. You'll be surprised how
well they can accomplish things. You'd be

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00:37:47.599 --> 00:37:50.559
surprised what they can do, how
much money they can make, how they

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can educate their kids, just how
wonderful society can be if they're allowed to

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be free. One more component of
conservatism as a notion called federalism. The

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00:38:01.119 --> 00:38:05.920
whole country right now is obsessed over
Washington, d C. I think that's

519
00:38:05.920 --> 00:38:09.360
a big mistake. I think it's
a big mistake. Republicans want to win

520
00:38:09.400 --> 00:38:13.960
it so they can control Democrats.
Democrats want to win it so they can

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00:38:14.000 --> 00:38:17.719
control Republicans. Washington is the problem, I agree, and it always has

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been. The way you handle the
problem of Washington is to diffuse or decentralize

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that authority. And this is why
it's important to do that, and why

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conservatism demands that. When you have
a magnet like Washington, it's powerful,

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and it's a magnet to all the
terrible attributes of human behavior. You may

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not believe this, but I assure
you that pathological personalities love power. Pathological

527
00:38:43.519 --> 00:38:47.280
personalities are drome to power. And
you wonder why there are so many messed

528
00:38:47.360 --> 00:38:52.159
up minds in Washington, d C. We've allowed the power to consolidate there,

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so naturally everybody Russia's there to get
a taste of that power to make

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00:38:55.239 --> 00:39:00.440
those egos feel good. But these
are really disgusting personalities on both of the

531
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equation. Yes, conservatism says,
the answer to that is, don't give

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them the power. For goodness sakes. The entire government was built on the

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00:39:07.000 --> 00:39:13.000
concept of not giving one man or
one system too much power, decentralize it.

534
00:39:13.239 --> 00:39:19.079
To think about this, Washington is
such a It's such a cauldron right

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00:39:19.119 --> 00:39:22.800
now of hate, despair, and
dysfunction, in large part because of the

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00:39:22.840 --> 00:39:28.920
pathology, the pathological personalities that are
associated with the system, and so it's

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so bad that they can't seem to
get anything done that was anticipated. The

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00:39:32.400 --> 00:39:37.239
founders were brilliant. They understood that
a diverse country like this with too much

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00:39:37.280 --> 00:39:40.599
power in one location will bring all
those negative attributes and that things would break

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00:39:40.639 --> 00:39:45.159
down. The answer give the powers
back to the states. Why has that

541
00:39:45.239 --> 00:39:49.360
objectionable? Young people, you're a
liberal, you're listening to this. What

542
00:39:49.440 --> 00:39:52.199
if I told you that I'm more
than willing to let California do whatever California

543
00:39:52.239 --> 00:39:57.000
wants to do. What if I
told you that Massachusetts I'm more than willing.

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I may disagree, I may talk
about it, I may try to

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preach to it, but I'm more
than willing to let Massachusetts live the way

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the people up there want to live. But here's the deal, though,

547
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you got to let us live by
way to Yep. Let Mississippi live,

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00:40:09.599 --> 00:40:15.639
let that Alabama live, Let Ohio
live. Here's the beauty in that situation.

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If you do that, we're not
fighting over Washington anymore. We're not

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desperate over who wins the presidency.
We recognize that power has been destabilized,

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it's been decentralized. Now the real
solutions lie locally. If California wants to

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allow abortion on demand over there in
its state capital, I would disagree greatly,

553
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but you must respect that state's position
under our system to take that action.

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Conversely, if Mississippi wants to outlaw
it altogether, you must respect the

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state's position. To me, that's
good government. And guess what else it

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does. All of a sudden,
Now we're not so mad anymore. We're

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not up there in Washington's sitting there
in front of a Supreme Court chamber with

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a placard in our hands, because
when now we're at our state capitals discussing

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it like human beings are supposed to
discuss it. That's good government. And

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there you have it. I mean, Chris, he hads away with words.

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I mean he takes talking about Bob
Marley and then he goes off on

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something that is a seven minute clip
there because I couldn't find another spot during

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that seven minutes to where I could
put a brake until we got to it.

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So just an amazing job there by
Chris. Now there's another clip from

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Godden Country that really spoke to me, and it's one that I think is

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00:41:31.400 --> 00:41:37.960
very very important and very much a
product of our time, where Dan talks

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about the state of churches today.
And I want to play this for you

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00:41:42.880 --> 00:41:45.840
because you know Dan is a pastor. He really gets fired up here.

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This is a perfect example of the
type of passion that Dan Carr is going

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to bring to Godden Country every week. I think that this right here,

571
00:41:58.519 --> 00:42:02.639
if you're not already signed up,
if you're not already subscribed to the Midnight

572
00:42:02.719 --> 00:42:08.400
Ride Network, if you're not already
following their Facebook page, if you're not

573
00:42:08.559 --> 00:42:14.639
trying to make sure that you're checking
out this show each and every single week,

574
00:42:15.119 --> 00:42:17.239
this right here might change your mind. So let me let me play

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this clip from Dan right here.
The church listen. I say this as

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kindly as I can. The church
has gotten solved. I totally agree.

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The church is more concerned about attracting
a crowd than speaking the truth. With

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modernizing itself. Absolutely, the church
is more The church is more concerned today

579
00:42:40.760 --> 00:42:45.199
about putting on a show than they
are about lifting up Christ. The church

580
00:42:45.280 --> 00:42:50.920
is more concerned today about putting on
a concert and how they look about and

581
00:42:50.960 --> 00:42:53.480
about you know, the smoke and
the bands and all of this, than

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00:42:53.559 --> 00:42:58.440
they are about lifting up Christ.
And so when you look at the church

583
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and you see the direction of the
church, and you see where the church

584
00:43:00.679 --> 00:43:05.639
is going, and you see that
the church is the lifting up Christ,

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00:43:05.960 --> 00:43:07.840
you know is not is not like
it used to be. And the way

586
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that the church is the trending of
the church. You know, we got

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00:43:10.679 --> 00:43:14.679
to keep up with modernization, We
got to keep up with the world in

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order to attract. And the church
is about Whenever the church is about attracting

589
00:43:21.199 --> 00:43:23.360
instead of deflecting people to Christ,
that's when you know you have a problem

590
00:43:23.440 --> 00:43:25.599
in the church. And when you
see the direction of the church as going

591
00:43:25.639 --> 00:43:30.079
over the last fifty to sixty years. There's no wonder that our children today

592
00:43:30.119 --> 00:43:35.039
are having. I might be a
dog, or a cat, or the

593
00:43:35.079 --> 00:43:38.360
home. It's so messed up is
because the church has lost it sought.

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The church has lost its sought.
And so I believe, I agree with

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00:43:43.159 --> 00:43:47.320
you that the world is a reflection
of the home and the homeless, the

596
00:43:47.320 --> 00:43:51.519
reflection of the church. And so
it is so important. That's why our

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00:43:51.599 --> 00:43:53.800
churches, that's why our preachers,
you know, we've got to continue preaching

598
00:43:53.840 --> 00:44:00.000
truth. We cannot back off.
And because we're so wanting to fill up

599
00:44:00.079 --> 00:44:02.480
our church, you know, with
people that we're scared to preach the truth.

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I believe this. I believe that
there are people out there that want

601
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to hear the truth. I think
that I know there are because of my

602
00:44:09.599 --> 00:44:14.000
church. Like my church, Sunday
it's going to be packed out. So

603
00:44:14.199 --> 00:44:17.280
I can assure you that Sunday morning
it's going to be packed out. And

604
00:44:17.360 --> 00:44:21.519
I know it's Easter Sunday, but
the next Sunday it's going to be packed

605
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out. There are people out there
that are looking for somebody that's going to

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00:44:23.800 --> 00:44:28.960
speak truth, that's going to just
stand on the word of God and be

607
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honest and just shoot straight. And
there are still people like that out there,

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and that's what our country needs.
Our country needs men behind the pulpit

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that are willing to speak truth.
And if everybody gets mad and leaves,

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they still speak truth. And so
I just want to encourage preachers out there.

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Man, don't back off of truth. Now. We need to be

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kind. I believe in being kind, I believe in all of that.

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But let's not back off of truth. There are churches. This you want

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to come off making me makes me
sick. This makes me sick. There

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are churches out there that for Sunday
and their advertisement, they're not even wanting

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to put Christ. They're not even
want to use the word resurrection. They're

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not even wanting to use the blood. They're not even wanting to use these

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things because they might offend somebody.
Well, what in the name of Heaven

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do you think Easter is about?
Hey, guys, let's take a break.

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Well said there by Dan. Uh. Just amazing passion, amazing fire

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there from Dan because he, like
I said, he understands the word of

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God and he takes it very very
seriously as pastor. And to see some

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of these churches turn their back on
faith or try to dumb down the Word

624
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of God because they might offend somebody. So we'll remove sections of the Boible

625
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to try to avoid offending people.
I'm glad that we are going to have

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a show that's going to call that
type of crap out. So I truly

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appreciate Dan. I appreciate Read for
that. I got two more clips I

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want to play right here. You
know. The first one part of the

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new sponsorship with my Pillow and Mike
Ladell is. They are they're gonna want

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us to do certain live reads.
They're gonna want us and when you watch

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God and Country, you see that
reads doing it. I was doing one

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on the premiere episode of Chris McDaniel's
America, and of course in the middle

633
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of it, Chris calls me out
because I'm reading it directly from the script.

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I don't have it memorized yet,
shocker, but Chris calls me out

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for reading, and I think it's
hilarious. I think it's good radio.

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But he also takes this oportunity to
take a little bit of a shot at

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a guy that's going to feature again
in the final clip of this show.

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right now, exactly. Let's talk about

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I probably am and I'm on camera, so I think they can see

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you need to sleep on it and
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think about my pillow, which I
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what I tell you think it's it's
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he's if he's helping this show,
he's taking a big risks, especially since

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I had to read directly and then
get called out by best to help him.

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By the way, go back about
halfway down where you're talking about the

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comfort part of the pillow. What
did that say about laying next to it?

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regardless of your sleeping. But there
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something about like feeling. Really the
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helping you fall asleep faster. Say
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asleep faster and stay asleep longer.
That's how mich McConnell sees his dollars.

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That's why we keep listening. There
have it again. Chris has always been

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incredibly quick witted, and he showed
it right there. But again, and

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the promo code Midnight Ride. Now, one more clip before we wrap this

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show up. There is a news
segment, or it's going to be a

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featured segment. Since the show's new, everything's new. That's kind of a

677
00:49:50.760 --> 00:49:53.360
silly statement. It's a news segment. It's a new show, it just

678
00:49:53.480 --> 00:49:57.920
launched, so everything on it's news. That was kind of a silly statement

679
00:49:57.960 --> 00:50:06.840
there. But this segment is going
to be entitled Chris McDaniel Rhino Hunter in

680
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which each and every single week,
Chris McDaniel is going to pick his rhino

681
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of the week. There's little shock
who was going to be the first rhino

682
00:50:15.280 --> 00:50:21.840
of the week on the Chris McDaniel
Rhino Hunters segment. He alluded to him

683
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when he made that joke during my
live read or at the end of my

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live read. So let's listen to
Chris's name, Mitch McConnell, the infamous

685
00:50:30.679 --> 00:50:38.280
turtle as his rhino of the week
on Chris McDaniel's rhino Hunter segment, even

686
00:50:38.360 --> 00:50:45.000
of a man who never listens Mitch
McConnell. Now, apparently this is the

687
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segment for the rhino hunter segment,
right, Chris McDaniel, White, Oh,

688
00:50:46.960 --> 00:50:51.639
hunters that we're calling this. There
are so many. This was a

689
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tough call for me because there are
so many rhinos now, not only in

690
00:50:55.320 --> 00:51:00.400
the state government, and we're going
to get to you. It's common think

691
00:51:00.440 --> 00:51:01.920
you're too small of a political office
not to get called out. You were

692
00:51:01.920 --> 00:51:05.639
about to get called out at some
point in this program. But right now,

693
00:51:05.679 --> 00:51:07.280
let's start with a big guy.
Let's start with a big turtle there

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in DC, Mitch McConnell. Okay, Mitch has been there for an awfully

695
00:51:12.239 --> 00:51:14.679
long time. I think he was
first elected them see what on my notes

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say. I think it was eighty
five. Wow, eighty five, So

697
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he is a creature of the Senate. He stops himself after Henry Clay,

698
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the great compromiser. Well, that
might have been fine to eighteen hundreds,

699
00:51:27.920 --> 00:51:31.960
my man, but you've compromised enough. How much is Mitch McConnell compromised.

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Let's look at this, because when
he first arrived for the national debt was

701
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a minuscule about two trillion dollars.
Since he arrived in nineteen eighty five,

702
00:51:40.639 --> 00:51:45.800
he has been part of an apparatus
that's added over thirty one trillion to it.

703
00:51:46.280 --> 00:51:50.239
Now, you might say that's not
all his fault. He was just

704
00:51:50.320 --> 00:51:54.519
one senator in the middle of this
mass of immorality. But yet he was

705
00:51:54.559 --> 00:52:00.840
the Republican leader for several years.
Wasn't he the Republican leader back when we

706
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held control over the purse strings?
And these numbers are striking because the national

707
00:52:07.440 --> 00:52:15.400
debt increased by twenty five trillion dollars
since he became the Republican leader. That

708
00:52:15.599 --> 00:52:19.639
no, I did not know the
number. How do we measure the size

709
00:52:19.639 --> 00:52:23.280
of the scope of government by the
number of dollars it spends? Miss McConnell

710
00:52:23.360 --> 00:52:27.920
could have stopped at at any point
in time. A real Republican would have

711
00:52:27.960 --> 00:52:30.239
stopped it at any point in time. A Barry Goldwater. What have a

712
00:52:30.280 --> 00:52:34.880
Reagan would have given it a shot. Now Reagan got upside down a bit.

713
00:52:35.719 --> 00:52:37.920
It's just a crime. Shame to
me. The only time the budget

714
00:52:37.920 --> 00:52:39.840
has been balanced, it seems like
in my lifetime, was Bill Clinton's presidency.

715
00:52:39.920 --> 00:52:44.320
How messed up is that? Right? But the point is Mitch McConnell

716
00:52:45.159 --> 00:52:47.760
has been there all this time,
but he hasn't lived up to his promises.

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00:52:50.559 --> 00:52:53.119
And there you have it. That, my friends, is just a

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taste of the content that you're going
to get from The Midnight Ride, The

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Midnight Right The main website is supposed
to launch officially on Tuesday, but you

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can go ahead and watch God and
Country and Chris McDaniels America. They're already

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up on the Midnight Rides Facebook page. They're already up on YouTube, they're

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already up on Rumble, they're already
up on Lyndell TV. So make sure

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that you go and you check out
each and every single one of these episodes

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and follow us so that way you
can watch each and every week. The

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Right Side Radio program will continue to
come to you each and every single week

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00:53:35.239 --> 00:53:38.440
in an audio only format until Jim
taps me on the shoulder and says he

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00:53:38.519 --> 00:53:42.760
wants me to get in front of
a camera. But again, I want

728
00:53:42.800 --> 00:53:47.800
to give my own personal thank you
to Jim Sigelski and Read Coolly for their

729
00:53:47.920 --> 00:53:53.719
vision, this idea of the Midnight
Ride and their idea to ask me to

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be a part of it. Thank
you to Chris McDaniel for his willingness to

731
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have me come back on once again
as his number two Mike. That's going

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to be a lot of fun for
me. I hope it's a lot of

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fun for him as well. And
thank you to Dan Carr for just having

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the type of passion that he has. I'm really looking forward to watching God

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and Country and being a part of
Chris McDaniel's America. We'll see you guys

736
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again real soon. This has been
the right Side radio program. Imagine a

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place where the Founding Fathers return to
try and combat the wok culture of today

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today. Imagine a place where Chris
McDaniel can host his own vision of America.

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Imagine a place where you can go
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place is the Midnight Ride, your
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America and The Right Side Radio Program. Hey everyone, check out my new

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the history and films of the Double
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two friends got together to do a
simple conservative talk radio show. Oh

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you don't like Star, you go
to Star Trek conventions like that. Do

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not go to Star. We're cutting
your pay if I get sick. Okay,

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well you can. You can go
ahead and take it all the way

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because he's getting paid nothing. That's
right. People don't understand. There's not

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much money on radio. There's zero
apparently, well that you know of.

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And now Chris and Jack are about
to get back together again soon coming soon.

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