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Speaker 1: The more I watch this Martha Ratus thing, the more

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I'm convinced that she's the journalist of the decade. She

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should win an award. Jade Vance asked the question of

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a decade to the journalists of a decade. Martha Radits

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is the most important journalist in the history of journalism

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for the past well, maybe even fifty years. Because the

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mask didn't just slip, It's disintegrated. She has absolutely no

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connection to America. Not emotional, not factual, not empathetic, not compassionate.

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She serves the single most important objective in all of journalism,

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which is to print you prevent you from voting for

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Donald Trump. That is her sole focus. And she's the

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journalism of the journalist of the decade, maybe e in

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the century. We'll talk about this with the help of

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our YouTube channel YouTube dot com slash at the Todd

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Herman Show and with a great gust of God.

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Speaker 2: There it is.

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Speaker 3: This big pharma technic Tyne, I like it from the

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high mountains of free America. Here's the Emerald City exide

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Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times whos God is the Saturday Show Life

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introlled by Christopher Paul, Thank you, Christopher. Otherwise by Alex Overall.

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I know I saw you look at him talk about

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my intro. Martha Raddits has absolutely no connection to this

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country whatsoever. When I talk about separate countries. This is

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what I mean. I've never met Martha Dtit's I well,

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I guess I'm not wanting to say I know her soul.

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I don't. God obviously does. But when you hear about,

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let's say something in Brazil, and let's say it's, hey,

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you know, some gangs in Brazil are blackmailing people to

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let them live in these buildings. You hear that, you go,

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that's that's awful.

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Speaker 3: Wow.

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Speaker 1: And then you hear that it's maybe in Mexico. Yeah, wow,

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it's Northern Mexico's a mess. And then you hear it's

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in Colorado and you go, what wait here? Martha Ratis

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doesn't do that. She's the journalist of the decade because

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she showed what journalism in ninety percent of national cases

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has become. Anything. Anything to make Trump hitler, They'll do it.

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It doesn't matter what they have to delegitimize, it doesn't

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matter what they have to pretend to not be a

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big deal. They'll do it. And Jade Vance's response to

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this is a response that we could have to anything

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in this current cultural revolution through which we're being pushed,

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and his question was perfect. But I wants you if

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you're watching the video version of this, and by the way,

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most of these things now, if not all of them,

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are on YouTube YouTube dot com, slash at the Todd

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Herman Show, which is why I record every morning. I

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do sub stack only content that they're just things that

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we can't discuss in YouTube. For instance, I could go

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through and give you a whole lot of science and

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health news to which would this question from Vance is

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perfect for But I can't because we've been forced to

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embrace YouTube this way. So you can go to the

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Todd Herman Show dot subseac dot com and you can

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see content like that, content that would get us murdered.

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See there, I can't even use that word get us

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removed from YouTube. So get into this question of jd Vance.

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And if you're watching the video, I want you to

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watch Martha Raddit's and just look at the facial expressions

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and the body language, and look at the way she

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is trying to make this point, and you tell me

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if this is a confident woman or if this is

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a woman who absolutely understands she is about to issue

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forth a pale, thin, tiny excuse. Either way, she has

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no connection to America. So let's watch this together. Because

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the body can tell you a lot of things. Your

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body might be telling you something right now. It might

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be telling that you're not getting enough protein. Well, what

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would be some sign to that. Being extra fatigued, being

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really tired, particularly around lunchtime, finding yourself extra sore after exercise.

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You're not getting the recovery used to get even if

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it's mild exercise. If you've been doing any form of

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restrictive dieting that is restricting your calories, you're like me.

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your macros. You're always trying to make sure that you

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eat under a certain amount of calories, or at least

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at a calorie deficit. Your body might be telling you're

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Let's watch this together as Martha Raddits is making this point,

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and here's my thesis about her, She's the journalist of

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the decade because she shows how blatantly committed they are

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to anything to get Trump and how little they care

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about places outside of the Manhattan Corridor.

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Speaker 4: The incidents were limited to a handful of apartment conflex

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apartment complexes, and the mayor said, our dedicated police officers

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have acted on those concerns a handful of problems.

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Speaker 5: Only, Martha, do you hear yourself? Only a handful of

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apartment complexes in America were taken over by Venezuelan gangs.

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And Donald Trump is the problem and not Kamala Harris's

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open border. Americans are so fed up with what's going on,

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and they have every right to be. And I really

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find this exchange, Martha's sort of interesting because you seem

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to be more focused with nitpicking everything that Donald Trump

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has said, rather than acknowledging that apartment complexes in the

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United States of America are being taken over by violent gangs.

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I worry so much more about that problem than anything

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else here. We've got to get American communities in a

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safe space again. And unfortunately, when you let people in

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by the millions, most of whom are unvetted, most of

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whom you don't know who they really are. You're going

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to have problems like this, Kamala Harris ninety four executive

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orders that undid Donald Trump's successful border policies. We knew

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this stuff would happen. Let's ragged about opening the border,

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and now we have the consequences and we're living with it.

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We can do so much better, but frankly, we're not

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going to do better, Martha, unless Donald Trump calls this

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stuff out.

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Speaker 1: I'm glad that he did. Jdvance is legitimately flabbergasted, Martha

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Raddits looks to me to be legitimately terrified. Well of

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what not a Venezuelan gangs taking over private property in America.

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And incidentally, the property manager's spoken out on this. CBZ

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Property Management. They sent one of the representatives over to

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the buildings and he was simply there to inspect a

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three story or a three bedroom apartment, and there were

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guys already there. I said, yeah, that's going to be

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five hundred bucks. What I'm the property manager. If you

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don't like it, you can take a beating. So they

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beat him. They beat him bloody. But he's just one guy.

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Martha Rattit's or someone important who lives behind secure walls

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with armed men guarding their news facilities. I've been into

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the ABC building probably a two hundred times. I can

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picture the lobby list has changed. I know the security protocols,

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and those are just the business offices at the studios.

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It's far tighter. Been there too. The connection to America's gone.

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Do you hear yourself? These are the buildings we know

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where the kids there? Well, just one, It's just one kid,

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It's just one gang. See. But Trump is such an

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existential threat to democracy. He's such a threat to democracy

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and the democratic process and the democratic norms and one person,

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one vote. He's such a totalitarian fascist that we have

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to use the twenty fifth Amendment to blackmail a guy

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we say is a legitimately elected president, Joe Biden out

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of office via blackmail, and then allow the woman called

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VP to seize the Democrat Party absent a vote, no vote,

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no support from the grassroots, allow her to steal the

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money in the Biden for President campaign, and turn around

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and tell the American people us done rescued democracy. Look

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what we've just done. Did do you hear yourself? You

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rescue democracy by seizing power in a coup well done,

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and Kamal La Harris continues to prove herself to be

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the person who is, in fact still uniquely unlikable. Why

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is that? I don't think you can like a person

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who doesn't exist, because you're never getting anything genuine. And

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when you are getting genuine, it's because she has forgotten

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to act. And when the genuine comes out, man, you

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see it. The reports from when she led the Attorney

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General's office. Don't make eye contact with her. That's just

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for senior staff. Don't speak to her when she walks

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into the office in the morning, stand up and say

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good morning, general. The ninety two percent staff turnover rate

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when she was the boss of the Vice President's office,

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ninety two percent staff turnover in a job that people

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would well not quite killed to get, but definitely to

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fame and lie and backstab to get, because it's worth

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tens of millions of dollars eventually if you play the

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game the right way, because now you can be a

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super lobbyist because you served the vice president. Ninety two

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percent job turnover rate. But she's for the little people.

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She struggled, like the black men that Barack Obama's lecturing

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to say they have to vote for her, even though

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she was raised by two college professors. Do you hear yourself? Well,

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but she's always been on the side of the little people. Wait,

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she laughed about putting the parents of truant children in

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in jail. Do you hear yourself? With the stroke of

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a pen? She linkedined the sentences of largely black men

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in California prisons about the same time that her husband

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was investing in private prison organizations, staffing, and infrastructure. Do

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you hear yourself? But Donald Trump is so incredibly evil

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after all, Kamala Harris, she's a moderate.

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Speaker 6: And we'll put the Department of Justice of the United

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States back in the business of justice. We will double

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the Civil Rights Division and direct law enforcement to counter

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this extremism. We will hold social media platforms accountable for

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the hate infiltrating their platforms, because they have a responsibility

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to help fight against this threat to our democracy.

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Speaker 7: And if you profit off of hate, if you act

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as a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare, if you

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don't police your platforms, we are going to hold you

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accountable as a community.

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Speaker 1: She's speaking in front of a racist organization. The National

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Association of Colored People represents the racial interests of colored people.

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Their words, but not all colored people. Their words, not mine.

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A decreasing number of black people follow the NAACP. She

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speaks in front of a racial group that's in the

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business of racial division, and she's against hate. She speaks

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in front of a racist group by their own definition.

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She's talking about banning speech that she's determined to be

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hate speech. And Martha Raddit's Journalist of the decade. It's

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just some speech, it's just some people, it's just some ideas,

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the dangerous ones. This is a journalist who operates under

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the protection of the First Amendment. That is of course

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for all of us. See, because God gave us speech,

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He gave us life. First thing he gave us was life,

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then liberty eat from the trees of the garden, just

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not that one. He gave us speech. We're able to

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speak to him and with him, so we have those

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rights unalienable. Martha Raddits operates under that but doesn't want

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you to have it because you say bad things. She's

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figured this out, but it's just a small number of

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people who'll be affected by this. It just like it's

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a small number of people who have any complaints at

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all about the American medical system. Just a small number

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of naysayers, negative Nelly's who noticed some changes in the

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American medical system. Like when you walk into your doctor's

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office and they're not looking you in the eye because

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they're busily looking at an iPad, stabbing away at numbers

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and putting in polling information, and wait, I'm here, do

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you see me? Or going into a doctor's office and

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being greeted by a doctor says, hey, by the way,

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did you know that you qualify for statins gets you

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some discount status right now. It's like walking out in

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the parking lot and someone saying, hey, hit of this

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or that drug. That's not healthcare. It's something it's medicine pushing.

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It's drug pushing, but it's not healthcare. And if you're

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at a position where you are in an enormous amount

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of pain, say it's from neuropathy, Say it's from a

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lower back injury, it's traumatic brain injury, even or you

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are just trying to recover from surgery and it's not

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going well, or you're headed into the surgery you'd like

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to avoid. I can tell you a method to do

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all those things, and it happens at renew dot Healthcare.

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It's e n YOUE dot Healthcare. These extraordinary processes to

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source stem cells, always ethical, never anything to do with abortion.

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Always always from ubilical cords and placentas. They pay for

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the entire birth of these babies. They track the health

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of the women and the babies, even if they don't

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use the stem cells. They never tell the women we

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didn't use your stem cells. They want the highest, highest

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health stem cells. Then they culture them in their lab

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so that when you go down, they put the stem

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cells in your body. It's a forty two million at

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a time. The first thing that stem cells do is

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destroy inflammation. They attack it and destroy it. Then they

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do the most miraculous thing. They build cartilage, muscle, tendon.

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They build because that's what the cells were designed to do,

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to build baby. In this case, they build. You go

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to renew dot Healthcare. I've been there twice. I stand

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by the treatments wholeheartedly. It's renewed n U e dot Healthcare.

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Simply tell them you're part of the Todd Hermann Show family.

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The it's a radio YouTube podcasting r E nue dot Healthcare.

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So Kamala Harris is going to save democracy by stomping

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out freedom of speech, but just some Certainly not Martha

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Ratus's speech. Certainly not anything at ABC, because they say

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good things about good people and bad things about bad people.

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Kamala Harris went on Univision, and this is the reason.

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One of the reasons why Twitter must be stomped out

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and Rumble must be stomped out is because you have

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the opportunity to see behind the scenes that which you

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are not allowed to see, and to have it analyzed.

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This is Kamala Harris, supposedly, well, she's in a town hall,

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speaking off the cuff, straight from a teleprompter. It appears

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the woman is literally reading from a teleprompter as she's

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supposedly doing a town hall.

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Speaker 4: Victim of crime?

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Speaker 6: Are you a Republican?

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Speaker 7: Are you a Democrat?

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Speaker 6: The only question I ever asked is are you okay?

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Speaker 1: Freeze frame right there in the center, sentences on a teleprompter,

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one up high, one down low, so she can shift

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her gaze up and down. She's speaking answering a question

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from an audience member standing there with a microphone. She's

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addressing him. It's deadly. That would mean the questions are

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pre screened, of.

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Speaker 6: Course, and sadly we have seen over the last two weeks.

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Speaker 1: Since cameraman now hands up close and there goes the

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teleprompter fades, Helene fades to black. Do you hear yourself?

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A woman who could not achieve one percent in the

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previous Democrat primary, not one percent. A woman who was

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among the least popular vice presidents in history. A woman

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with a ninety two percent staff turnover rate. A woman

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who is married to a man who apparently, and he

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refuses to deny it, who apparently hits women when he's

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not busy impregnating a nanny, so someone who works for him,

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and then forcing her to have an abortion. A woman

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married to a man who we're told is a new

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breed of non toxic masculinity. Do you hear yourself? JD.

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Vance is a married man who comes from a deeply

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traumatic background whose mother became a drug addict courtesy of pharma.

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He's not supposed to make it out of that background

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and go become a successful soldier, which he did. I

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guess that's more common than not. But then to go

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on to Harvard and to write a book. He'll Billy

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Elegy about Appalachia and about the people there and the struggles.

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Actually living the struggle, he actually lived it. He gets married,

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they adopt kids, who, by the way, are not what

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the world would call white. But he's weird. He's toxically masculine.

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He doesn't hit women, he doesn't force women who are

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under him in a perverse power dynamic to have abortions.

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But he's the toxically masculine one. So we need to

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do some things to make sure that you don't vote

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for him. Like, hey, JD, it's just one gang, it's

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just one apartment building. It's just some little people in Colorado.

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It's not happening in Manhattan. This is an electoral map.

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It comes from Real Clear Politics. It's a roll up

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of polls. And if you look at this, Nevada has

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now flipped for Trump. You're looking at a three hundred

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and two electro votes for President Trump, two undred thirty

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six for Harris Waltz. There are cracks now appearing in

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the West Coast and the East Coast. There are people

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who've never voted Republican who are going to do it.

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It appears. And yet Kamala Harris is the most popular

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presidential candidate in history, because she's on track to achieve

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more than eighty two million votes, because people are deeply

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excited about her. She's lit a fire, an emotional connection,

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she's hopeful. In fact, she's the change candidate. Kamala Harris

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is bringing a new breed of politics to town. Has

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time to turn the page, to go into the future,

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unburdened by the past, a whole set of new ideas

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and new approaches, like what, like what? Four years in?

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Like what? The people at ABC News aren't laughing that

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this woman who sees power in a palace coup, who

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stole campaign donations in the hundreds of millions of dollars,

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who stole the Democrat primary without the debate, who stomped

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on the vote of every single person who voted for

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RFK Junior or for Biden. They're not stepping back and laughing, saying,

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wait a minute, why are we pretending she's popular now?

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Why are we pretending that this laugh that for years

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has been seen as cloying and annoying and someone who

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is insecure, Why are we now saying she's joyful? Because

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we were told to because Martha Raddits was told it's

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just a few lies, it's just a few distortions. Live

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with it. Journalist Mark Halpern says he's seen the internal

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polling of the Harris campaign, and he says she is

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in a lot of trouble, particularly in the heartland, in

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some of the swing states. She's in a ton of trouble.

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She's in a ton of trouble with black voters, particularly

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males men. We did a video earlier about how this

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campaign is trying to appeal to men by hiring actors

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who pretend to be manly, because people can't see through that.

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So how is she different from Biden? There was a

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fantastic example of how empty Kamala Harris is because it's

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one of her supporters or maybe one of the people

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who helps Runder Mitch landru was asked this question about

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how is she different and you got to hear or

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see his response because he goes right down to the

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bottom line of what actually makes different from figurehead Biden,

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and differences matter, they really do. There's a difference that

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you could have in your house within the next two

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to three days, and you could have it there forever,

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all the way through the holidays and forever. It's a

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tiny little shift seemingly that it can make a mountain

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of difference societally. You're going to buy soap for the

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a greasy, long haired megate infested dope smoking, good time

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gross hippie. So you're going to buy soap. So here's

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the dynamic. You can continue to buy it from let's

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say Five's Oar Consumer Health, or you can continue to

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buy it from Unilever. You can continue to buy it

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from any of those companies mostly owned by Black Rock

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and probably make their products overseas, sometimes a slave labor,

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very often unnatural products that don't belong on your skin.

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truly is the chief soap officer. He works there every

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advisor and or boss. Mitch Landrew asked an interesting question,

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how is she different from the figurehead?

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Speaker 8: Vice President Harris has been asked repeatedly how she's different

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than President Biden, and some people think she's been tripped

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up by answering that how do you think, well, she

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is different than President Biden.

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Speaker 9: Well, first of all, whatever the difference is between them,

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it's not nearly as vast as the difference between her

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and Donald Trump. She's obviously a woman, she is a

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woman of color, and she is of a new generation.

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So she is not Joe Biden as much as they

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want to try to make her Joe Biden, but she

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was and is part of the Biden administration.

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Speaker 1: So he goes right to the bottom line. She's a

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woman of color. Got to be careful because you know YouTube,

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she's a what do you hear yourself? She's a what

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how do you know that? Did she tell you? Did

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you observe? Did you sneak around and get evidence? Do

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you hear yourself? Barack Houssine Obama at one point commanded

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the attention of the country. He was a such a

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well produced product. You got to give David Axelrod and

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Bill Ayers and the people who created the product called

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Barack Hussein Obama. You've got to give them credit because

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it was very, very well done. His public image was

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well crafted, his speaking methodology was well crafted, well rehearsed.

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Perhaps one of the best telepromptu readers in history and

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tell you begrin to understand. His cadence is always the same.

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It's always the same pause as it's always the same approaches,

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it's always the same beats. It always went baratta da

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da da da da, but a da da da. And

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when you grew to understand that the beats were installed

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and rehearsed, the hand placement was taught. Don't point. That's accusatory.

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Use your hands like this towards yourself. This is inviting,

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that's accusatory. Have a smile, have a joke, be self

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deprecating when it's written into the script. So at one

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point he commanded the nation's awe, and the media did

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everything they could to hide the fact that he was

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a deeply radical man who worshiped and that's maybe a

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slight exaggeration, slight worship the work of a guy named Slolinsky. Again,

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the media did everything possible to hide this fact that

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he was a community organizer who based his life upon

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the work of a man who dedicated his first book

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to the Devil, to Lucifer the community. A community organizer

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is so good at what he did, he got his

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own planet. That's the dedication to the first publishing of

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Rules for Radicals. They did everything they could to hide this.

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It was racism to size Barack Husain Obama to mention

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his middle name, to point out that he decided that

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he was a foreign exchange student. He did. Now that

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shine is fading. This is Barack Cussin Obama chatting with

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some black men, young black men. Now, notice some things.

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you're not, you can go get it at YouTube YouTube

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dot com. Slash at the Totterman Show, watch Barack Obama's

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body language, and then look at the positioning. Look where

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Obama is, look where the young black men are, and

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then listen closely to his language as he's talking about

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our struggle our cities. And then he says that Kamala Harris,

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who is Jamaican, who emphasized her West Indian background for

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most of her life, who was raised by two college

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professors in Berkeley, not Oakland, as she shares the same

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struggles in the.

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Speaker 3: Communities, is that.

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Speaker 10: We have not yet seen the same kinds of energy

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and turned in all words of our neighborhoods and communities.

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Speaker 1: Is rot our neighborhoods? Where do you live Hawaii. Oh,

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those neighborhoods got it back to the former president.

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Speaker 11: Now, I also want to say that that seems to

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be more pronounced with the brothers.

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Speaker 12: So if you don't mind, just for a second of

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her speed to y'all, I'm.

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Speaker 1: Going to speak to y'all. I'm going to code shift.

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I'm code shifting now, y'all, y'all who are sitting down

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as I stand here in a suit with my hands

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in my pockets, which, by the way, that's a tell

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keep your hands in your pockets all that time. That's

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a tell, like, don't look at what's up. Must leave,

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And he continues.

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Speaker 11: And saying that when you have a choice that is

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this clean.

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Speaker 2: Went.

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Speaker 11: On one hand, you have somebody who grew up like me,

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knows you.

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Speaker 1: She grew up like you in a home of two

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college professors in Berkeley, California. She knows you how how

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they've met, And he continues, Now, she's went to college

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with you, et cetera.

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Speaker 10: Went to college.

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Speaker 12: Would you understands the struggles and pain and.

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Speaker 2: Enjoy that comes.

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Speaker 12: From those experiences? Said to work harder and do more

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and overcome and achieves the second highest office any.

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Speaker 1: She had to work harder for Willy Brown and on

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Willie Brown, I mean, do you hear yourself? What do

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you know, Barack Obama about those men and their struggle?

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And how is it you content can contend that Kamala Harris,

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who used to put parents of truant black students in

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jail and then laugh about it, How is it then

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that she knows them and knows the struggle and the joy.

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She achieved the highest office in the line how because

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she's a woman, and she decided to emphasize the portion

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of her background that would indicate be reflective of the

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higher level of melanin, not African Jamaican, but decided to

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emphasize that how did she achieve being the Democrat nominee? Well,

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not through a nomination, not through a vote, But she

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knows the struggle. She's had to work harder to be

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able to be involved in a successful palace coup where

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she sees power that's relatable to those men, because they're

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all about going around seizing power. Do you hear yourself,

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billionaire film producer with what five homes? Million dollar homes?

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Do you hear yourself? Your wife Michelle is selling sugar

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water that she's going out and telling young black people

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is healthy. Do you hear that support for President Trump

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among black voters has tripled up to twenty two percent.

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And one of the reasons that this is happening is

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because of social media, because it was very difficult to

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see black people who vote for Republicans, so it was

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very very easy for the media to poll the inevitability trick,

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the inevitable victory of black people voting for Democrats was

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something that they could pull off for a long long

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time courtesy and I hate saying it of TikTok and

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of Twitter. That's no longer as easy for them to

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do because black people who are voting Trump can now

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speak to other black people who are voting Trump. This

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is one of the magic things about capitalism. And wouldn't

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it be cool if we were once again a free

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market capitals society. Wouldn't that be cool? But or not?

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Every dollar is manipulated, Every dollar is run through DC,

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Every economic activity somehow run through DC. Your retirement account

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was not set up for a time like this. It

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was set up probably five, ten, fifteen years ago. Now,

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if your account is actively managed and if you have

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a fiduciary who is duty bound, in fact legally bound

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to put your financial interests ahead of his or hers.

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If you have those things, you might have an up

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to date retirement account. Friend of mine just found out

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by my friend Zach Abraham, who looked at his account.

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A friend of mine's dad rather just found out he's

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good to go for retirement. Zach spent about an hour

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with him, looked at his investments, his retirement plans, what

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he hopes to have out of retirement, and turned around

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and said, dude, you are solid, well done. He'll tell

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you the same thing if that's the case. Now, if

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that's not true, if your retirement is at risk because

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of the risky financial world, if it's not being actively managed,

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which can reduce risk and volatility, Zach will tell you

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that as well, and he'll offer to help you get

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up to date so you don't run into a cliff

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ten years into a thirty year retirement and have to

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go back to work. Here's how to get a free,

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no obligation conversation with Zach on video on the phone.

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You can even go see them in person. Go to

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Know your riskradio dot com. That's know Know your Risk

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Speaker 13: Risk Convestment advisory services offered through Track Financial loc and

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specific security. Any references to performance of security, so it

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thought to be materially accurate and actual performance may different

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guarantee future results Track twenty four three zero eight.

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Speaker 1: There are a whole series of videos like the one

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I'm about to play you that black people are making

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for other black people. It's as viral as viral gets

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because it gives people courage. You've noticed there are some

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female sports teams in volleyball who've decided to forfeit a

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match for a reason I'm not allowed to discuss on YouTube.

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We discussed these things in our substack channel, which is

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a free speech platform. It was the courage of some

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initial girls and women who have had that courage spread.

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Now we have black people speaking out with courage, making

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videos like this.

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Speaker 2: By the vote, yeah, who you vote for?

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Speaker 3: Trump.

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Speaker 14: Come on, bro, Harris those backwards Bro what Harris.

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Speaker 2: Man, we're not voting for that male? You' you voted

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for Trump?

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Speaker 1: Man?

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Speaker 2: Now? Who are you voting for? Trumper? Kamala Man Trump?

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Wayne Indian Man? Who Kamala?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 2: We because immigrants? I'm black? So why are you riding

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with Trump so much?

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Speaker 15: The Venezuela's taking all our bread as Trumper?

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Speaker 2: Kamala Trump?

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Speaker 15: Beyonnest By Trump though he used to keep immigrants he

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so you know, we was able for us to get jobs.

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It's hard for us to get jobs now because immigrants

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taken over in They do do it better than us, though,

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but they taken out.

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Speaker 2: And I show this selection around you voting for Trump?

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Speaker 15: Hell yeah, Camilla, I ain't even gonna lie. I'm not

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for her sailing's phone number.

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Speaker 2: That's the way. I don't like. What would make you

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want to vote for Kamala?

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Speaker 3: Ain't go.

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Speaker 15: We was the last two people on earth still wouldn't

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do that.

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Speaker 2: It's like that, Yes, like that, I don't Twitter, I

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go with Trump. She ain't no good. I'm put it

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like that. So whoever water believe that, go on her

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check her history. Y'all turn around here so you would

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you would have vote for a black woman. It's gonna

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be the first black woman in office. Well tell you something, man,

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ain't no man.

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Speaker 15: It's gonna listen to no woman period, not in y'all

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country or my country or another country.

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Speaker 2: There's no man gonna listen to no woman. I mean,

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but we can make history, man, we could, but it's

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not gonna be history. Bro, that's gonna start World War

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three soon.

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Speaker 14: She get in, Mamma Trump Trump. Come on, bro, Kamala

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till us backwards.

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Speaker 2: Kamala, we voted for Trump. You know well Trump don't

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give our free stamps and everything.

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Speaker 14: That's how you feel you tweakingvo Kamala man, we you and.

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Speaker 1: Come on bro now. In terms of not listening to women,

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in terms of some of the racial talk, not a

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huge fan. I listened to women. I have great respect

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for women. I consider them to be my friends and

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my wives and my mom. The immigrants see, black people

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have noticed weight we're not the special ones anymore. Democrats

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spent years saying you're so special to us. Come over

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here under the plantation, will feed you, take care of you,

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give you nice things. Black people looking and realizing, wait,

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so now we're gone. We cannot hate immigrants, Please don't.

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God reminds me were to love our neighbors as we

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love ourselves. He reminds us that in the body of Christ,

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there's neither Greek nor Jew, nor servant nor masters. So

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let us never ever hate people by virtue of well anything.

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We can hate the process, the illegal process. We can

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hate the breaking of our laws. We should hate the

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breaking of our laws. We can also look though, at

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the way government is being positioned, and then we can

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compare that to the word of God. This is from

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ABC News Martha Raddis's company. Trump's unprecedented campaign pitch elect

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me to get revenge on the government. He's declared war

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on them. One GOP pollster said, he's declared war. Wow. Well,

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then there's this DJs chief, the boss Man and Hilo

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Majorcus went down to visit some of the victims of

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the Camp Pain Promi the Hurricane Helene from North Carolina.

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He was there for six hours. He had very important

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business to attend to after that, which was sushi in Washington,

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d C. At a place called Noboo. It was the

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week prior that he was shopping for fancy clothes. It

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was Around that same week that Kamala Harris was criticizing

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Ron DeSantis for his lack of response to the hurricane,

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that he wouldn't call her back, but how could he?

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She was at a Vanity Fair photo shoot getting pictures

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taken for the cover as a strong independent black woman

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who's down with the struggle and achieved the nomination through

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a all hands debate and a battle for votes where

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she won the grassroots over do you hear yourself? The

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American people are watching their cities be overtaken by gangs,

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apartment buildings in Aurora, Colorado, entire neighborhoods in Seattle, San Francisco,

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Los Angeles, New York, Saint Louis. But it's just some states.

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It's only some, it's not most. Martha Ratis might say,

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we'll get help from DC on that we can count.

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Except we can't. But we know who wins, God wins.

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So let's have our trust in the right place. In

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the Bible. In Psalms twenty verse seven, we read something

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very very simple. Some trust in horses and charos, or

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brother in charits and some and horses. But we trust

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in the name of the Lord, our God. Let's have

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our trust in the right place. And then let's rejoice

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because God is putting on display the empty, vacuous heart

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of Kamala Harris and the incredibly disconnected, insular, self loving,

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self seeking seeking to be served rather than serve, heart

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of American journalism. Starring the journalists of the decade. Martha

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Raddits asked the question of the decade by J. D.

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Vance Do you hear yourself? Father God, thank you for

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your word, Thank you for pursuing us. Thank you for

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leaving the ninety nine to come after the one that's me,

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the one that's probably you too. This is the Todd

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hermersheaw Please go be well, be strong, be kind, Please

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make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.