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Speaker 3: My friends.

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Speaker 6: We're witnessing things that are happening around the world today

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that are just not common in the political process, the

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stock market. I had, of course, the usual text about

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how Trump is horrible from some of my liberal friends

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this morning, and oh we're in a recession. We are

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not in a recession, and all the rest of it,

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and what are you gonna do now?

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Speaker 3: The tariffs? Wan?

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Speaker 6: Why? Why?

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Speaker 5: Wan?

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Speaker 6: Why? Wo? Why?

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Speaker 3: W wh why why?

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Speaker 2: And by the afternoon.

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Speaker 6: We had a spate of headlines that DOW NASDEK and

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SMP surges, Trump makes shock tariff you turn, but China

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to global tariffs SMP five hundred sores seven percent after

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us yesterday, you heard an amazing, amazing analysis of the

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entire situation betwe between the US and China from our

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very own Princess Diana. It was astoundingly amazing, and in fact,

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Princess d first time stayed with us the entire show

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even took calls at the end. It was brilliant, beyond

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measure and basically, and I don't want to try to

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paraphrase it because she had so many nuances, but one

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of the things that she pointed out is that Trump

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has used these intervening years to plan very carefully how

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he was going to deal with China. And we both

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agreed that China, in launching COVID deliberately, which is our belief,

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did so to hit back at Trump ensure that in

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part ensured the problems she had in the twenty twenty election.

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put in place during his first term. Joe Biden kept

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many of those same self same tariffs, and it was

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all designed not to to do exactly what Donald Trump

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says he wants to do, which is to create a

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better financial environment for America, especially for the middle class.

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York Times today for US and China, a risky game

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of chicken with no off ramp in sight, a wopping

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in creaf in tariffs followed by a wopping retaliation, nationalist

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Chinese bloggers comparing President Trump's levies to a declaration of war. Well,

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it was a biological attack or the United States of

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America in retaliation for the tariffs henry, because Chinese economy

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was thinking then. But anyway, let's fast forward to today

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and inside this article in the New York Times. By

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that Donald Trump was isolating China, and China has now

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indeed become isolated. All of many of the other nations

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that had been expecting tarifs are not getting them. They're

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being held, they're negotiating. That is not the case with China,

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which now has one hundred and twenty four percent tariff

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to the China US economic relationship, like an earthquake, said

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unavoidable trend. To be sure, a US China decoupling is

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still far from becoming reality. Chinese and American companies like

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called on officials to bolster ties with China's neighbors and

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Speaker 3: They're panicked, folks.

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new tariffs on Wednesday, saying China would never accept such

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arrogant and bullying behavior, which anyone that understands the way

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that China has been operating on the world stage ever

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since they entered into the World Trade Organization that is

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a laughable statement. But all of this, there's another paragraph

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about how China and is trying to downplay everything. It

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problems in the Chinese economy, which has been become largely

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stagnant because their property markets have collapsed. Moreover, mister Trump's

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assault on the assault mssster Trump's assault on the global

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trading system, which includes targeting countries like Vietnam where Chinese

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companies had opened factories to circumvent US tariffs, strikes at

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the core of China's only current economic bright spots, one

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of their bright spots, that's this trade business. The fallout

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from the trade disruption will hurt the United States, which

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relies on China for all sorts of manufactured goods, but

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it will do more damage to China, says Wang Yushang,

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nowhere to go. That will ravage export oriented companies making

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things like furniture, clothing, toys, and home appliances along China's

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eastern seaboard, which largely exists to serve American consumers. These

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companies will be hit very hard. Now, what happens. What

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happens when companies get hit very hard, folks, they start

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firing people. What happens when tens thousands, or in this

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case millions of Chinese citizens are out of work in

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cities along their eastern seaboard?

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Speaker 2: Are they happy people?

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 6: No? And what happens when you have millions of millions

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of unhappy people who are broke?

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Speaker 3: What happens?

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Speaker 6: That is where we are right now because China has

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refused to play ball and nobody enforced it. Now let

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take a break because the folks, I've got to get

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Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as both This is.

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Speaker 3: The rush Hour with pose Nerdly Rush.

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Speaker 6: But I want to get very quickly to some of

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the soundbites that we have today, and so I'll hold

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Scott Bessont was out and this is one of the

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things he said today.

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Speaker 7: We saw the successful negotiating strategy that President Trump implemented

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a week ago. Today it has brought more than seventy

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five countries forward to negotiate. It took great courage, great

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courage for him to stay the course until this moment.

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Speaker 6: And what we have ended up with here.

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Speaker 7: As I told everyone a week ago there in this

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very spot, do not retaliate and you will be rewarded.

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So every country in the world who wants to come

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and negotiate, we.

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Speaker 3: Are willing to hear you.

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Speaker 7: We're going to go down to a ten percent baseline

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tariff for them, and China will be raised to one

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five due to their insistence on escalation.

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Speaker 6: We are gonna not wouldn't even reward you guys that

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didn't retaliate. As for you, China, guess what the price

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just went up again.

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Speaker 3: Deal with it.

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Speaker 6: Caroline Levitt had us followed the Secretary of the Treasury.

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Speaker 2: She had this to say.

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Speaker 8: Many of you in the media clearly missed the art

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of the deal. You clearly see what President Trump is

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doing here. You tried to say that the rest of

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the world would be moved closer to China, and in

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fact we've seen the opposite effect. The entire world is

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calling the United States of America, not China, because they

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need our markets, they need our consumers, and they need

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this preple office to talk to them. And that's exactly

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why more than seventy five countries have called. Because the

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United States of America is the best place in the

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world to do business. And as the President has shown

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great courage, as the secretary have said, and choosing to

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retaliate against China even higher.

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Speaker 6: I want to go to cut five and listen more

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to Scott Best, Treasury Secretary. He was on CNBC earlier

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Speaker 7: We put up a tariff wall, the ultimate goal would

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be to bring jobs back to the US, but in

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the meantime, we will be collecting substantial tariffs. As I've said,

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I believe on this show that if we're successful, tariffs

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would be a melting ice cube in a way, because

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you're taking in the revenues as the manufacturing facilities are

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built in the US, and there should be some level

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of symmetry between the taxes we began taking in with

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the new industry from the payroll taxes as the tariffs decline.

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Speaker 2: Now one more, this is my favorite of all of them.

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Speaker 7: For the last four decades, basically since I begame my

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career in Wall Street, Wall Street has grown wealthier than

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focused on main Street. It's main Street's turn. It's main

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Street's turn to hire workers, it's main Street's turn to

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drive investment, and it's main streets turn to restore the

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American dream.

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Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as moost herdly this is the rush.

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Speaker 6: Hour with those hardly I said on this program. It

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was a maybe a month or two ago that for

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many people who have spent their live following politics, especially

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if they lean conservative lean Republicans, we have never ever

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had a president like Donald Trump. We as conservatives have

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always been on the outside looking in. And then when

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defending yourself all the time.

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Speaker 9: No, we're not racist, No, we're not. No, we don't

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want to take the food out of babies mouths. No,

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we're not trying to push grandma over the edge of

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Speaker 6: No, no, we're not any of those awful things in

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the mainstream message. Mainstream press just pounds and pounds on

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whoever that Republican president is a and they power and

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they live in fear. Occasionally they they'll say something back,

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but for the large party has been a status quo.

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Republicans evil, Democrats, liberals good. We have never seen this

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my friends, Donald Trump is dismantling a ninety two year

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old infrastructure that Democrats put in place so that they

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could become a permanent bureaucracy and govern as a party

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determines what's right and what's wrong in America. That program,

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people and to remove the idea from Americans that they

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were capable of taking care of themselves. You needed the

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government to take care of you. Whether you're old, whether

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you're sick, whether you are infirmed, whether you have a

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racial or racial you're black, you need the government. Whatever

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it is, you need the government to fix it. You don't,

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don't pray, because government will be your god. Government will

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fix it for you. Donald Trump is dismantling that infrastructure

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of big government, agency by agency. We are watching it happening,

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and you are seeing the utter turmoil and the hatred

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pour out of Democrats. He's just mantling the remnants of

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the Great Society. Jonas, I bet you didn't learn in

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school about the Great Society because they you know, who

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even came up with the Great Society. And I'm not

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trying to put you on the spot.

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Speaker 3: No, it's all good.

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Speaker 2: Nope, LBJ.

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Speaker 6: Lb Lyndon Baines Johnson. After Kennedy was assassinated, here comes oh, LBJ.

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Why we gonna have the Great Society? We gonna put

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them nigger? Are them those people? We're gonna make sure

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that them people are taking care. We're gonna pass them.

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Democrats tried to stall it. By the way, Philip busted

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it because they didn't want the Civil Rights Act passed.

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It was Republicans that gave the votes to finally pass

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the Civil Rights Act.

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Speaker 2: But that was in one word. Let me just tell

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it to let me explain it to you very simply.

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Speaker 6: That's when many Americans decided, thanks to the Great Society,

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that their life would be better on welfare than word.

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While we gonna give them money, we're gonna make them

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dependent on us. And every iteration of welfare comes from

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basically two ideological places. Won the New Deal and then

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grown into the Great Society. And what happened, well for

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black families in America. What happened, I'll tell you what happened.

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In the nineteen fifties. The highest rate of two parent

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households were Black folks in America.

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Speaker 2: Yes, it really happened. Guess what.

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Speaker 6: Blacks folks had the lowest rate of abortions in America.

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Within generations two three generations of the Great Society, Blacks

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had the highest rate of single parent households. Government was

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paying women to have babies out of wedlock, and here

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you get supported. You don't need that man, and the

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highest rate of abortions, genocide them all out, kill him out.

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That's your great society in a nutshell, along with what

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happened in education.

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Speaker 10: Did teach it in school?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, and they wouldn't teach it that way anyway.

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They teach it as he was trying to save black quotes,

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which brings me to the point of this whole great

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society that Donald Trump is is dismantling the remnants of

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What it did was use the pretext of getting rid

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of Jim Crow, those lords discrimination against black people. By

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the way, Jim Crow, where did that come from? By

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another Democrat? Woodrow Wilson, who Great War. This was the

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guy that showed Birth of a Nation basically a clan

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supportive movie in the White House. This was the guy

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that resegregated the federal government so that black people could

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not work in civil service and everything else. Democrat, mister

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progressive Woodrow the father of the Father, even though it

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escalated under clinsion of globalization, the League of Nations, all

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of that Woodrow Wilson.

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Speaker 2: Okay, So.

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Speaker 6: The Democrats use the pretext of getting rid of their

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own invention, Jim Crow, to usher in something else, the

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government version of Jim Crow, which was kinder and gentle oppression.

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Speaker 2: We'll keep you. Yeah, you're still going to be.

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Speaker 6: Oppressed, but instead of the states doing it and running

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roughshot over you in broad daylight, what we'll do was

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put your families on welfare. What we'll do is make

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sure that you are economically and educationally deprived for as

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many generations as we can do it. And that is

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what happened in America. So the heavy boot of Democrat

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Party Jim Crow at the state level went out of

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the pretext of civil rights and in came this new

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kind of digital Now it's in the digital lays, the

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digital plantation, where we can descend you to EBT cards

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and keep you digitally enslaved.

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is dismantling all of this.

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Speaker 6: He's dismantling an economic system of endless government spending with

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no accountability whatsoever. The Treasury Department acts like the Democrat

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Party private fiefdom, no controls, one bank account, money just

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flying out, billions, flying out, with no controls, no verifications.

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As we have learned, we're finding massive fraud and Democrats

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are unhappy about it. He's dismantling the worldwide liberal agenda,

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the funding mechanism that kept liberalism around the world funded

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by the United States of America, including NATO. While we'll

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pay for your security, you don't have to pay, and

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all you have to do is just be a little compliant,

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just miud the right words when we want you.

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Speaker 2: But we'll send you money you can have.

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Speaker 6: You can build your own welfare systems and and and

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train leftists by the millions, and the United States will

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pay for it. And we'll pay for it by not

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enforcing the idea that Americans should be treated fairly with trade.

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Trade deals have benefited Europe, China, Asia, the rest of

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the world, while American workers suffered. Global financiers benefit. The

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American middle class suffered. Then when China got pissed off,

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what did they do? They and thank you, countess, and

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conspiracy says you must mention that we helped with this

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COVID thing. Yes, Countess, you're right, of course we did

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not we but they did with gain of function research

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and then lied about it. And then when we try

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under Donald Trump to get the level playing field, what

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they do. They declared biological war on us with a pandemic,

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and there's been no accountability until now. Now now this

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same president that is dismantling this liberal infrastructure that has

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infested the world. Is taking on the biggest oppressive power

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in the world, China. They use every backdoor mechanism they can,

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like putting factories in other countries. I found out one

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of the reasons that this thing with Canada that was

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going on, well, they've been putting factories in Canada so

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that they could circumvent and then just ship goods right

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here to the United States. Donald Trump is wise to

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all of these guys, and he has played this beautifully.

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We have never seen anything like it. Donald Trump has

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done more in four months of his presidency than most

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American presidents have done in four years in terms of

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what he is his vision. The scope of what he

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is doing has never been attempted before. He is dealing

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with a hundred and two year built machine of liberal

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ideology from Woodrow Wilson from the nineteen thirteen all the

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way up to president. He's through iterations of Democrats through

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Woodrow Wilson, then through Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and then the

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next big leap what's from Johnson, followed by Bill Clinton

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turning over America to the globalists. And Donald Trump is

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trying his best to reverse all of it so that

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the American people benefit. Here, that's what's going on with

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this president. We have never ever seen anything like it.

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And then we got to listen to people like this

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place thirteen. Then we have to listen to commentary like

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this from Chris Matthews on Morning Joe.

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Speaker 3: This other thing.

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Speaker 11: I watched them in the Evening News last night, one

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of the other networks, and I watched the issue of lumber. Now,

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you see, we get so much of our lumber are

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two by fours from Canada? What's where we get it

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from Canada? We get a newsprint from up different newspapers.

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The fact is we get it. What are we gonna

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do it have more lumber made in the United States?

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Speaker 6: Now?

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Speaker 3: What is our plan?

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Speaker 7: Now?

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Speaker 11: Oh, we're not going to import wood, so we're gonna

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make more wood.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna create more wood.

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Speaker 6: Is that it?

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Speaker 11: I don't think we are in a position to simply

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replicate the imports coming into this country with our own products.

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It can't always be done. And I think if a

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wood's example of that would are we going to make

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more wood in this country because of our trade deal?

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Speaker 3: I don't think so.

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Speaker 6: Chris, we grow wood. God created the wood. We don't

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create wood. God created it along with everything else in creation.

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God created it. And we have plenty of tree plants

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because that's what they are, their plants. The big ever

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heard of Oregon? Ever heard of Washington State? Ever heard

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of Alaska? Ever heard of We have more wood around

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America than they do in Canada most likely. Yes, what

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did we do before we started importing wood from Canada?

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We used wood from a milica. And guess what, Chris,

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It grows back when you cut it down. It grows

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back the way God planned it. A renewable source, it

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grows back. James Golding neurdly rush.

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Speaker 4: This is the rush hour with those nerdly on seventy

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seven Way DC.

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Speaker 5: James Golden, known popularly as both nerdly.

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Speaker 3: This is the rush hour with those nerdly rush.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to get moist eye here, begain.

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Speaker 1: So whatever it is that these people seem to be

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and I went so far actually yesterday we're trying to

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make it. That also was very moving because something people want.

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Speaker 2: I wanted to us. We're all in this together, and

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some people just don't give it. And that makes me

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angry and Houghners of Judge Griffkennedy. It's all okay enough.

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Speaker 6: That's Joyce was crying. I think he went to the

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border or something. I know can understand what he's saying.

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He's crying anyway.

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Speaker 3: James Golden aka bose nerdly presents.

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Speaker 6: Rubbing phones Jacqueline in New York. Hi, Jacquelin, how are.

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Speaker 12: You good afternoon? James. I'm very well and I hope

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you are doing fabulists too. You so accurately pointed out,

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as you always do with all of your topics, how

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LBJ started to destroy black families. And I want to

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share with you decades ago, I saw it in my

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own upper middle class white neighborhood that the government then

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started attacking white families to continue where they left off

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with the black families and start destroying them. And they've

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become very very successful at doing that over the decade.

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And now my neighborhood is very mixed there. It's over

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fifty percent Asian, and I can tell you from what

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I've seen in my neighborhood, they are now going after

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the Asian families to successfully destroy them. And I believe

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that their ultimate goal is to completely destroy society so

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that every single person will be dependent on government handouts.

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Speaker 6: And there was a lot that I did not say.

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And you hear Jasmine Crockett of all people saying it.

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You know, we ain't picking cotton no more. In other words,

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that's the job for the Hispanics. Now, these people are

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so blatant they don't even realize some of the things

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that they said. We ain't picking cotton no more. And

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that's what are you saying. And this entire move for

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cheap labor all around the world, which is part underlying

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all this trade stuff. Jacqueline, thank you. Got to run, Debbie,

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gotta get you in real quick before we have to go.

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Hiwai you, Debbie.

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Speaker 10: I'm great, And about the listen, we live with things

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we can't afford right now. We trust Trump with everything.

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I bought stocks because it tipped this guy. Our president

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was saved by a divine savior and we're going to

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trust them into all this.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Debbie, May God blessing, Brotet teaching every single

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one of you, your families, your loved ones, God willing.

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We're back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of Both Snarlers

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Rush Hour. Until then, I bet you I do bye,