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Speaker 1: Welcome to the super show version of The Todd Herman Show,

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where my friends and producer Alex Overall shows me the

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only things that matter during the week. Everything else, you said,

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Todd goes into the dustbin of history. Sept these things,

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and this is what Alex has suggested.

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Speaker 2: A new website, trumprx dot gov.

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Speaker 3: I think people like mister Rugan prey on people's vulnerabilities.

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Speaker 4: Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than White Christians.

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Or the statistics that I just read.

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Speaker 5: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma,

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technocorrats and tyrans everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City, Xie Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: The day is the day the Lord has made, and

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these are the times through which God has decided we

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shall live. You may have noticed the arrival of conservative

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speech codes, and if you haven't, I don't blame you

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because it hasn't been trumpeted enough. And I can state

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this as someone who tries to live my life as

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much as I can, and I fail. I try to

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live according to the rules of Jesus Christ, and we're

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to keep a pure tongue in our mouth, and to

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speak of things that are wholesome and to address things

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in a loving sense doesn't mean I don't blow my

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top sometimes. In other words, I try not to display

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hatred because I try not to feel hatred for my

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fellow man. I try to love my enemies, and I

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try to do that even though this is my profession,

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and sometimes it hurts the profession. Because there's a market

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for a lot of hateful sounding rhetoric in conservative media,

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lots of room for that, and lots of ways to

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make that easy to do. It's more difficult to do

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it this way. So I am not a fan of

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what some people hate speech. I don't know what it means.

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It can't be defined, no one can. You can say

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there's things that are hateful, but the second you do that,

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then they start to bring a whole lot of other

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things into this. So imagine my surprise when I learned

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that now we're going to have conservative speech codes. And

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you can say they're well intended. Okay, they're well intended,

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they only go one direction. I expect this out of Australia.

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I expect it because Australia has become a prison state.

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I don't expect it in the United States. This is

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an Australian Broadcasting Corporation boss Kim Williams talking about the

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world's most popular and views and or listen to podcaster

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Joe Rogan.

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Speaker 3: I think people like mister Rogan pray on people's vulnerabilities.

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They pray on fear, they pray on anxiety, they pray

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on all of the elements that contribute to uncertainty in

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society and the entrepreneur fantasy outcomes and conspiracy outcomes as

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being a normal part of social narrative. I personally find

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it deeply repulsive and to think that someone has such

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remarkable power in the United statess.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of a country where people were jailed for Facebook

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posts encouraging others to go to protests around COVID's and

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it's Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan has all this insane power,

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and this guy seems to be really against praying on

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people's fears, so he goes and talks about Joe Rogan

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having the power to pray on fears and have fantasy outcomes,

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making Rogan scary. I expect that from Australia. I expect

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that from people who are authority and in nature. I

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don't expect it here. When you encounter someone who hates

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an entire group of people, to me, it freaks me out.

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And it's race, religion, whatever. There's people who hate rednecks.

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I'm ninety seven point eighty seven percent redneck, and people

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hate that. I find it disgusting and I don't find

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it tempting to hate entire groups of people. I have

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to watch my tongue in other ways. I don't expect

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to see in our country our government getting back into

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the game of saying, because there are bad things being said,

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we're going to police these bad things on behalf of

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one group of people. Does this sound this topeing to you?

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That there was a doctor who called himself science Itself,

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who way back in the day, and I'm saying way

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back he decided to take a people, a group of

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people who were getting sick and call it a virus.

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Maybe it's a virus, but there is also belief that

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it was not a virus. It was related to lifestyle.

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Way too much partying all night, many days in a row,

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way too many drugs, way too many antibiotics to counteract,

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rampant sort of interactions, sexual interactions with others, and way

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too much of that. It made people very, very sick.

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And this doctor stepped in and said, Okay, we're going

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to create a vaccine for this, but right now we

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need you to take a drug called AZT, which was

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so poisonous to the guy who invented AZT refused to

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actually patent it, wouldn't do it. So does that sound familiar,

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because if you fast forward to the era of COVID,

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it was the same doctor and in fact the same

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team and in the movie are much of the same

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team in the movie. Thank you, doctor Fauci. You're going

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to discover some things about Fauci you never knew, even

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get to vote for movies like this to continue to

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get made. Mark Olias is one of the most likely

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to abuse law law fair or the guys used to

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be at Perkins Cooy, which disgraced itself in politics, and

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Mark Elias is having this discussion about campaign finance arguments

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with Justice Thomas, and we're to believe that Mark Ollias

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is a very, very smart man.

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Speaker 6: Just so I'm clear, is there any First Amendment interests

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in coordinated expenditures?

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Speaker 7: Your honor? I think that there is an interest, a

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First Amendment interest in coordinated expenditures in true regards Number one,

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there is an interest. Anytime any entity or person wishes

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to make a contribution to a political committee, they are

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making they are expressing First Amendment speech. They are engaged

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in First Amendment speech. Buckley said that that that is

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satisfied by allowing them to contribute. So essentially the speech

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is in the first dollar, it is in showing support

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for that candidate. And that's why the contribution limits could

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be thirty five hundred dollars, because the idea to contribution

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to the candidates, because the donor is engaged in First

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Amendment activity, engage in First Amendment speech, it is essentially

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symbolic speech. It's the act of giving money. So that's

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number one. Number two, again, I think this case would

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be a very different one if the as applied challenge.

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First of all, if it wasn't as applied challenge. But second,

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if it was an ad applied challenge where what the

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party wanted was its own speech and it wants to

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coordinate that speech with the candidate.

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Speaker 6: I still don't understand what you're saying. If the party

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coordinates with the candidate and pays the bill, is that

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speech or is does that have a First Amendment protection?

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Or is it simply, as you say, a bill paying exercise.

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Speaker 1: It is speech.

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Speaker 7: It is speech, and under Buckley, what it is treated

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as is a contribution, and therefore, though it is speech,

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it is subject to limit by Congress on how much

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can be spent in engaging in that speech.

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Speaker 1: When I tie, they speak, my tithing is free speech? Wow,

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freedom of association? Okay, it's speech. Money is speech, says

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one of our betters, market Lice, and I love Justice Thomas.

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I don't understand what you're saying. I don't think Mark

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Elias understands what he's saying. What he wants is campaign

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finance limits for the other side, because the Left has

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built up all of these NGOs who don't need no

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stink in campaign finance because they use tax dollars and

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USAID and they have employee unions like the federal government

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employe union like the teachers' unions that are not quote

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campaign actors. He knows that we know that God uses

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simple things to shame the wise. Markalize, I see what

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you're doing. I think, Justice Thomas's what you're doing.

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 1: That's supposedly the Supreme Court. And reminder, we don't have

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a Supreme court because we've got some eighteen hundred district

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courts that are all supreme courts because all of them

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can restrain the actions of the President of the United States,

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the only official in government elected by the entire country

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of voters by virtue of the electoral College, but the

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only directly elected officeholder that's voted on by the whole country,

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and a district court in some state can block him. Therefore,

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they're also a supreme court because the Supreme Court is

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not supreme. It's also not supreme because of the presence

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of the FISA Court. So the FISA Court was invented

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because sometimes the government wants to be able to void

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the Constitution on issues of surveilling Americans. This was sold

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to US as a foreign FI sipport to deal with

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foreign issues of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, so that we

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could violate the Constitution lightly. And then gosh, it seems

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that all of a sudden, there's this happening where they

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go out and they're monitoring foreign entities. But look at this.

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They're getting the phone records of Americans, the text records

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of Americans with whom Americans are interacting. They're having that

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all brought in in this big web. Oh gosh, that's

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too bad. So the FI sip coort gets to allow

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entities to violate the Constitution in advance of this. It's

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almost like the opposite of prior restraint that legally there's

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limits on what their government can do to restrain your

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actions in prior to doing something. This is almost prior permission.

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Well it's not almost. It is we give you permission

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to vite the Constitution. Representative Thomas Massey, who some people

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can't stand because sometimes he argues with President Trump, called

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out Mike Johnson because Mike Johnson came in promising Feiser reform,

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and they had one meeting with intelligence officials and came

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back and all of a sudden, Mike Johnson changed his mind,

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which begs the question, what did they show him?

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Speaker 8: I was ecstatic a decade ago when we got an

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amendment pass to require a warrant, but somehow that got

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stripped out. And it's kind of like Lucy and the

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Football and Charlie Brown. We get so close, or we

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think we've won, and then it gets pulled away. And

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I'll talk a little bit about the elephant in the room.

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One of her colleagues here, who used to be for

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Feiser reform is now the Speaker of the House and

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cast the deciding vote against Peiso reform last Congress. We

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don't want to talk about that too much, but I'm

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going to bring it up because when he was asked

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why did he change his position, he said he learned

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some stuff and a skiff. Well, the skiff is like

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the magic room where they go change your mind. The

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problem with his story is I spent three hours in

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the skiff with him, and when we pressed the CIA

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director and the Director of National Intelligence and the head

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of the FBI, all of them were in the skiff.

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Give us one example where you couldn't have solved the

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crime or you couldn't have prevented some mass casualty event

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because of a warrant requirement. They could not give us

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a single example. The only person in that room who

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had a decent argument about anything was a vice a

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judge who said, ah, you're going to need more skifts

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somewhere if we're going to review these, if we're gonna

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have to review warrants, and so it became a cost issue.

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But I thought that was kind of lame. You know,

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it's going to cost some money to follow the constitution.

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Speaker 1: Well, it might cost some money to follow the constitution.

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Who are they following? There are betters? Who are they following?

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Who are the betters of the betters? It seems I

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can see intelligence services the betters of the betters, and

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they want access to every dime we spend. They have

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it now, but then they want control. Look at the

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model of what's going on in the UK. This is

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a member of Parliament making something very very clear. My

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friend Tim Krukshank is the founder and CEO of Bone

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Frog Coffee. He lost plenty people on the battlefield. He

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was a medic. He was there to save lives. Didn't

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always work out, and then he lost his wife a

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fifteen year battle with cancer where Tim kept her alive

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for about ten of those years because the doctors gave

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her a very short time span, and Tim refused to

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give up. She got to see her daughters get into

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call her, She got to see things. She got to

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take one last trip to Disney World because she promised

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her young kid she would. She flew across the country.

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It just about killed her, but she lived. Tim has

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created a very special bone Frog bag. It's called Sisterhood.

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It's a tribute to the wives of Navy seals and

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on the bottom of the bag there's a write up

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a tribute to his beloved wife, Liz. This is a

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lamenta coffee from the Terazou region of Costa Rica. It's

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super clean, high altitude dude, one of the brightest bright

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citrus flavors foral notes as this little chocolate finish to it.

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This is arguably the top one half of one percent

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of all coffees and it is dedicated to Liz. And

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pushes drugs. I'd admit it's a it's a snarky thing

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to say that President Trump's become a drug pusher. And

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I watched the Trump our X announcements and I'm trying

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to be helpful, I am, and yes, drug prices are high.

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One of the reasons that drug prices are high is

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because the government are stinking drug pushers. They're involved, They

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involve themselves in pushing opioids. Because farmer came along in

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prot ended that pain is a vital sign. They sold

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that in and hundreds of billions of dollars later, and

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how many deaths. There's a whole bunch of people hooked

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on opioids that came out of the opioid use from

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doctors and hospitals. A friend of mine died because after

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two botched surgeries from the same source, he ended up

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hooked on opioids. He destroyed his family, he destroyed himself,

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and he went from being a very successful Christian father

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earning a great income to a guy who died alone

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in a reno Nevada hotel room, and they didn't find

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out about it until a maid went up and found

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his dead body. That all started with opioids. So yeah,

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drug prices are high because drug prices have also been

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pushed up higher because the government continues to guarantee the sale.

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So I see what President Trump has done. I can

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look at this and see a positive to it. But

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I must tell you the people who are staging Trump

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in this, they did him no favor in the setting

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of this. The microphone he used it was clipping, distorted,

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and it was not the proper setting for this. They

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had the President speaking at a level as if he

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was in a stadium. Here is part of this statement

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he's describing here, trump RX.

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Speaker 2: The first of these unprecedented price reductions will be available

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starting in January through a new website, trumprx dot gov.

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And these big price cuts will greatly reduce the cost

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of healthcare. I'm also taking on the gigantic health insurance

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companies that have gotten rich on billions of dollars of

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money that should go directly to the people.

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Speaker 1: Agreed that the insurance companies have gotten rich. Disagree that

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if you're going to give the money to the people.

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It should first come to government. Disagree in that step.

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But on the Trump or X thing, Okay, prices are

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being lord so people can use more drugs. The job

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of the government is not to get more people on drugs.

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In some populations of kids, there are eighty percent of

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young people eighteen thirty four run there. There is about

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eighty percent of them in some populations on psychotropics. At

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adepressants sold into society based upon something that pharma can't replicate.

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They cannot replicate the serotonin reuptake problems. That's when I

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say they can't replicate it. I mean they published papers

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saying here's what's happening, and people have gone and actually

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done their own tests and came back and said, whoa, wait,

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this doesn't replicate. We can't get the same result. If

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you're gonna do something as serious as monkey with people's

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brain chemistry, you should be able to go back to

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your tests and say, hey, anybody can run the same

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test and get the same result. They can't do that.

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The President would serve this country better if the website

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was trumpofrx dot com. If you want to help the entry,

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mister President, on the topic of prescription drugs. Yes, there

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are some things that keep people alive. They're not statins.

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By the way, you think statins are keeping you alive,

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I have news for you. Yes, there are drugs that

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people have to have. Insulin is one of them. And

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if you're a type one diabetic, you have to have that.

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If you're type two you can almost certainly reverse that.

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But the website should be trumpoffrx dot com. It should

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be that pharmaceutical companies who have sold drugs they know

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to be addictive, like antidepressants. And you'll never hear a

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doctor who prescribes your kid antidepressants tell you, oh, by

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the way, these are more addictive than crack. And if

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your kid tries to step off these drugs, that commonly

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causes suicidal intent, ideation, homicidal intent. Some of the most

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dangerous things you'll ever go through are the last few

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days or weeks of someone stepping down off these drugs.

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Pharma doesn't provide step down kits. They don't provide downdoses.

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This is why my wife, after I made the mistake

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giving into pharma, spent her time in a tiny little

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bathroom shaving with a jewelry kit, shaving off edges of

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tablets onto a jewelry scale. So she carefully stepped our

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daughter off of this stuff, so I fill for it.

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They'll also not tell you that these drugs, these antidepressants,

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they cause suicidal ideation and depression. President Trump would be

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better off doing that than what he just did, and

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I would pray that he would someday see the light

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on this. Maybe this is just engagement bait. Finance guy's

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ex wife rights. If you want a top one percent girlfriend,

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but you make less than top one percent income, you

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cannot afford a top one percent girlfriend. Do you agree?

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So what is the top one percent girlfriend? By the way,

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what does that mean? You can define this. You can

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define human beings down to such a finite scale that

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everybody agrees on what top one percent is. No, there

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are things that you will love about your spouse that

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you can only love about your spouse because your spouse

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is the only person with this dynamic, with these characteristics.

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What's top one percent for you isn't going to be

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top one percent for me unless we're truly trying to

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become animalistic. And in that case, do animals even rate

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things this way? No, they don't go after top one

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percent they go after, so you cannot define top one

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percent girlfriend across the board. And a woman named Amy

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Nixon writes back and says this, for years in America,

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tons of broke guys married total stunners. When they were

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both twenty three, right after college. She bet on his

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potential and probably helped him realize some of it later too.

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It was healthier than we have today, a bunch of

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lonely confused thirty some things. Yes, yes, looking at things transactionally. Secondly,

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youth is beauty. When people age, things happen to them.

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I'm here to tell you there's a lot of indignities

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in being into your late fifties. You have hair growing

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places where hair should never ever be. You have and

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you can lift all the weights you want, You could

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take all the calls you want. You could walk around

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at sub ten percent body fat, and guess what, unless

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you've always been sub ten percent body fat, unless you've

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never had a period of time in your life where

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you were saying my case, nearly four hundred pounds, you're

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gonna have stuff that secks. I look at the hair

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that grows on my legs now at my age, and

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I look at this and say, that's not hair, that's

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stink and fur. I'm a frickin chimpanzee, and I'm blessed

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to have a top one percent wife. When we met,

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I was not yet quite almost four hundred pounds, but

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getting there. I was someone who had an apartment with

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a mattress on the floor and a green couch with

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cigarette holes in it. I don't smoke, but the guy

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who gave it to me had I didn't buy. I

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didn't do laundry, so I had a closet filled with

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clothes that I wore once or twice and piled up

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into a big box. Because why do laundry? I had

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to walk down four stairs and then do the laundry

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down there in the basement. So why not just buy

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new clothes? My refrigerator contains nothing. Why do that? Why

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don't just go out and meat? I will not really

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ever understand what my wife saw in me, but I

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pray to God she never stopped seeing it. It's change

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over time. Things do change over time. She told me

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this once, that it was how I interacted with children.

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Because I ended up working for a while at her

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school where she was a teacher, that she saw the

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quality of the way I dealt with children, and that

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wasn't me. God gave that to me. And I had

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a dad who was a social worker and a mom

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who was a teacher, and I like kids. She saw

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that potential potential for family. I'll look back in her

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life and in the areas where I've fallen down. His

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husband and I grieve for that because my wife is

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top one percent. And how I did define that, well,

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you know what, that's private between my wife and I.

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That's something of our fortress, of our marriage. But I

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haven't find her that way. So this transactional nature. If

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you're out shopping for a top one percent girlfriend, I

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hope that you understand something. One percent and top one

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percent changes over time. There was a young man who's

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becoming a he's becoming a therapist. He preaches beautifully at

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our church. He's not a preacher, he's not a pastor.

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But he told a story about his quote. He didn't

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say top one percent wife. But they married young, they

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married energetic, they were beautiful together. They're both very good looking.

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And then his wife got sick, and in getting sick,

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she was nearly paralyzed. She wasn't supposed to live. They

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had to do multiple restarts of her. They did do

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organ transplants. She got a freak infection that she was

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lucky to live through. He showed a picture of the

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day they got married and in their youth they both

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looked top one percent. He showed a picture of her

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hooked up to tubes in a hospital bed. She couldn't move,

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she couldn't be sexy, she couldn't go out and do things,

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And to this day she's changed physically. She can't be physical.

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So what did she drop? A percentage point or maybe ten?

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This transactional look at relationships is going to get you

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a transactional divorce, and several of them. The Holy Spirit

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will not let me care about race. And I've determined

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that this is a fact because no matter how hard

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I try, and I try to put myself in the

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minds of people who deeply, deeply care about race, and

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if I'm to think about it from a perspective that's say,

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non spiritual, I think about it from a worldly perspective.

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I didn't do anything to get the race I have.

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I was, I was born, that's it. I didn't engineer that.

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I didn't raise my hand and say I'd like to

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be born. I didn't get to pick my parents. And

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for me, again, from a worldly perspective, race has become

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color because effectively there are two races. There is white

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and black, and then white adjacent. And that's all very

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purposeful to divide people along these lines. Now culture, Oh, okay,

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have that talk all the time. You know, I'm fascinated

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by our family treaty a degree, because we've got some

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your combinations in our family tree. John wilkes Booth is

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in our family tree, and so it's Sir William Wallace.

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I don't know that you can get different in terms

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of Sir William Wallace and John Wolke's Booth. I mean

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they both took lives. Wallace in defense of his country,

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in defense of his family, and to some degree for

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revenge and also to kick interlopers out of his country.

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John Wolke's Booth, on the other hands, was an assassin.

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There's a bunch of other things about our family tree

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that I find interesting. There's this long history of men

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in my family refusing the correct path to financial stability,

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such as college in some cases even high school, and

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yet they're going out and making it. And that's part

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of a family tree that I'm really proud of. But

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was that white? And I know that there are people

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who've bought into victim ideology and say, yeah, the only

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reason that happens for your family is because of white power.

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If they've been black, they wouldn't be able to do that.

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But that's not the reason why I think that the

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Holy Spirit will not let me care about race. It

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has to do with a prayer. A guy taught us.

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It's a pretty important prayer. This guy taught us. There's

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a prayer that we don't often think about, particularly if

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we've been Christians for a long time, particularly you come

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from a Catholic background or a Lutheran background where or

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even I think Presbyterian, where the Lord's Prayer is repeated.

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And the person who taught us the Lord's prayer was Jesus.

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He said, pray like this. He didn't say only pray this,

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He said, pray like this our Father, and everyone does.

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You have to do, King James. It's a rule when

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you're doing the Lord's prayer. Our Father Heart in heaven,

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how lo be thy name that Kingdom come, that will

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be done on earth as it is in Heaven. Give

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us this day, our daily bread, and forgive us a trespass,

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this as we forgive those who trespass against us, and

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lead us not a temptation, but deliver us from evil.

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For Thine is the kingdom, and the power and the

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glory forever and ever. Men. What is God's will in

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relation to race? That will be done, that kingdom come,

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That will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

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What exists in heaven in regard to race, Jesus told

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us there's neither Greek nor jew. There's neither servant nor master.

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There's no race to the body of Christ. No race.

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Notes from people who are concerned about being deracified, and

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this is the term I'm learning as I'm spending time

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with followers and supporters of Nick Frantes. I'd never heard

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that phrase deracinized. And there's a lot of people really

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upset about it, seeing an entire culture wiped out, and

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some of them raise it to the level of of

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just a mass wipeout. Some of them are metaphorical about it,

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but saying, yeah, it's the ending of a race of

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people by virtue of having children with people of another race,

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or by virtue of replacement, bringing in a bunch of

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people until the country has changed demographically that's happening. I'm

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not concerned about the colors of the people who are

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coming in. I'm concerned about their cultures. What are their cultures.

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Do they have America's best interest at heart? Do they

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respect our constitution in our system or are they here

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for money for handouts. I'm concerned about that, but it's

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not the race thing. Culture. Absolutely, I want American culture maintained.

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What is it. We guarantee the right to have life

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so you can pursue liberty, life, liberty, and happiness. We

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protect your life so you have liberty to pursue happiness.

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We don't have a government that provides things to you. Culturally,

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it protects what God is given you and it recognizes

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these things such as the right to free speech, the

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right to defend yourself, the right to be secure in

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your belongings, as things given to us by God Almighty,

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and they're not to be monkeyed with by government. Inalienable. Yes,

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that's part of our culture. Part of our culture is entrepreneurialism,

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voluntary exchange of goods and services for value, things of bartering.

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That's our heritage. It used to be that our heritage

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was unless it was vital to an American interest. We

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didn't go to war that used to be. Then we

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created the military industrial complex and now the state pharmaceutical

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and insurance complex. Everything's a disease. Everything needs to pill.

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Every war needs American involvement in American money and American

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blood and treasures. So our culture has changed. It's not race,

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it's not color, it's culture. I care about culture. I

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don't care about race, and I don't think the Holy

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Spirit's gonna let me care about race, because in the

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New Heaven and the New Earth, there isn't any race.

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There's just the body of Christ. This is a bit

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of congressional testimony, and this woman is talking to Brandon Gill,

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who is a congressman from Texas, and she's made the

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case that white Christian nationalism is very very scary. But

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she is not willing to say that white Christian nationalism

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is very very scary until she's confronted with words she

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wrote about white Christian nationalism being very very scary, because

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up to that point she was pretending that she didn't

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say those things, and then he pointed out she said

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those things, and then it just gets even more funny.

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But there's something here that's so instructive. And this woman's name,

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by the way, Amanda Tyler, and she's an attorney executive

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director for the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, which

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is really just a leftist group pretending there's some great

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push to have Christians seize the government in some kind

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of violent uprising, because that's what Christians do. So I'll

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show you a bit of this exchange in a minute,

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and then we'll talk about what she says to the

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subtext here, which is so instructive. If this woman doesn't

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care about Christian nationalism, and that's going to be very

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very clear to you in a second, you may not

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care about something as unsexy as soap cool. Frankly, until

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I started using Alan soaps, neither did I. I just was

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a robot to go into the store. Robot like, that's

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the soap Daddy used, that's the soap I'm gonna use,

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robot like, or my wife would bring home soap and

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I just use that. But since this is a product

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I use every day, and I learned about Alan Soaps

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in the mission of employing people like Alan, who's fourteen,

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he's been through eighteen operations. He is effectively nonverbal. He's

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a friend and his dad has become a really good

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friend of mine. And the company makes their soap in

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America with a family that's done it for three generations.

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There is no chemicals in it, absolutely natural. All the

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fragrances are unique because they come from the mind of Alan,

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and the company's mission stands with mine, which is valuing

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every single life. And Alan wouldn't be welcome to other companies,

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but he works there every single day. It's Alan SOPs

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dot com slash todd, Alan SOPs dot com slash todd.

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Still time maybe to get a stocking stuff for Christmas?

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Alan SOPs dot com slash todd. So this is Amanda

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Tyler talking with Congressman Brandon gil and the talking about

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white nationalism. Watch her change for tune about fifty times.

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Speaker 4: Transcript Here, you stated in this interview that white Christians

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are a problem. I'm asking you if you have the

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same view about Black Christians.

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Speaker 9: I think white Christians have done more than other groups

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to perpetuate white Christian nationalism, and I include myself in

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that category.

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Speaker 4: Black Christians support Christian nationalism at higher rates than white

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Christians for the statistics that I just read.

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Speaker 9: So Christian nationalism is an ideology that all different groups

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can reject. And that's I think that's one social subvice.

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Speaker 4: So now, and no, no, no, My understanding is that the

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categorical the categorical condemnation only applies to white Christians and

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not to Black Christians. That seems to be your testimony.

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Speaker 1: That was her testimony. And she began the testimony by

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talking about, oh, I never said that, and then he

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pulled out a piece of paper and said, actually, you

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said it right here as you just watched. What does

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he uncover? This woman has no concern about Christian nationalism

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because when black people want Christian nationalism, she doesn't care

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when white people want Christian nationalism. It's alarming. And I've

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got a suggestion for her, since she includes herself in

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the group of people she says are building the structure

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for Christian white Christian nationalism. Stop you didn't say past tense.

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I used to do this, now I don't, so stop.

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And on the topic of Christian nationalism, if it is

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ever top down and force upon others, it ceases to

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be Christians, so it becomes auxtionmeronic Jesus never forced a

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person to do anything. Now, as it said once in

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the Chosen his Father, Well, that's a different story, and

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Jesus will return his judge every knee, will bow it

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every time, we'll confess. But I still don't think it's

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going to be Jesus coming and grabbing people by the

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backs of the heads and pushing them down saying bow

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to me. I think people are going to regard his

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majesty and think, oh my gosh, I am just dirt.

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If Christian nationalism comes about because people vote actual abiding

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Christians into office who then go about doing Christian them

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the right way, such as seeking to serve rather than

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be served, not lording the power over others, continuing to abide,

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and figuring out, yes, you can actually be kind to

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sojourners as you kindly tell them you have illegally sojourned

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into our country. We're going to humanly remove you because

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we have laws, and Jesus followed laws and told us

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to follow laws unless it violates God's word. So what

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was unveiled here is this woman is concerned about white,

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so stop being white. Oh that's right. It's one of

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those immutable characteristics and as we so often point out here,

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there is no race in the body of Christ. It

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does not exist. That's what Jesus taught us. That's the

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super show for the week. These are the things that

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alex As matters. If you disagree, I will be doxing him,

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so you can go visit him in person, or you

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could just leave a comment on any of our social

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media platforms YouTube, Twitter, et cetera, or just email me

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at Todd Herman Show dot com. Now, please go, be well,

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be strong, be kind, make every effort to walk in

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the light of Christ, and remember to do as I

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get to do. Please make sure you go get to

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spend time with your beloved wife family, Spenton family,