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Speaker 3: I think it's patently absurd that we're spending taxpayer money
Speaker 3: to rename an airport after a criminal that's sitting in
Speaker 3: the White House.
Speaker 4: I think it's disgusting, ridiculous, pompous, and a lot of
Speaker 4: other bad things. I do not like it at all.
Speaker 4: I resent that the name is on every institution that
Speaker 4: we have, this included. I resent that we have to
Speaker 4: have every institution in this country being named after Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: That was.
Speaker 1: A couple of people's reaction to hearing that Palm Beach
Speaker 1: Airport is it's gonna be named after Trump. Now, whenever
Speaker 1: I go to my headquarters office, I fly into Palm
Speaker 1: Beach Airport, and you know, some some some people aren't
Speaker 1: having it. And I'm I'm sure some people love it.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure some people just think it is the
Speaker 1: best thing ever, but some do not. You know, I
Speaker 1: was thinking about that, and at first I thought, you.
Speaker 2: Know, who, like.
Speaker 1: Who wants their name on everything? Now now let me
Speaker 1: let me let me say this, if the airport decided
Speaker 1: themselves that they're gonna name you know, they're gonna change
Speaker 1: their name to the Donald Trump, uh whatever airport, whatever
Speaker 1: it's gonna be called. Now, then that's one thing, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, if he didn't have anything to
Speaker 1: do with it, But somehow I doubt that because this
Speaker 1: man he tried to put his name on the Kennedy Center.
Speaker 1: I think somebody said that he's putting his name or
Speaker 1: he put his name on passports.
Speaker 2: I mean, like the.
Speaker 1: The narcissism that you think your name should go on
Speaker 1: whatever you choose to have it on. I told you
Speaker 1: I read somewhere that he wants to erect a statue
Speaker 1: to himself.
Speaker 2: Like that's stuff that people do in honor of you.
Speaker 1: You don't do it yourself, right, Like it's it's weird,
Speaker 1: and and I just where does that come from? I mean,
Speaker 1: I I you know, I know where it comes from.
Speaker 1: It comes from narcissism. But it's just I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's just weird that he is out here, you know,
Speaker 1: changing your airport names to you know, to after himself.
Speaker 1: I remember I told you, I think I told you
Speaker 1: that the first time that I went to my company's
Speaker 1: headquarters and I touched down at Palm Beach Airport PBI.
Speaker 1: First thing I saw was the Trump plane. First thing
Speaker 1: is we were landing and and you know, we had
Speaker 1: landed and we were going to the whatever that thing
Speaker 1: where we get off. First thing I saw was Trump's
Speaker 1: airplane and I was like, wow, like, why is that
Speaker 1: the first thing I see? You know, when I when
Speaker 1: I land found out this morning that Lindsey Graham passed
Speaker 1: away yesterday and his family said that it was from
Speaker 1: a brief and sudden illness. And I believe he was
Speaker 1: seventy one years old. You know, Lindsey Graham was a
Speaker 1: true Trump fan. He was a true Trump fan. And
Speaker 1: even though you know I didn't agree with Lindsey Graham's politics,
Speaker 1: my heart goes out to his uh, his family. So
Speaker 1: let's keep Lindsey Graham's family in our prayers. You know,
Speaker 1: they didn't give specifics, They just said that from a sudden,
Speaker 1: sudden ill So that is.
Speaker 2: Something.
Speaker 1: I have another video that I want to play you
Speaker 1: so here it is.
Speaker 3: It is certainly a tradition within the Republican Party to
Speaker 3: claim faith as the foundation for all that that governance
Speaker 3: should occur. That they would like to see more of
Speaker 3: that in there. And it feels like the argument you
Speaker 3: are making is with maybe some of your fellow politicians.
Speaker 3: I know you've sat down with Mike Johnson, who is
Speaker 3: obviously and forgive me for not having the language of this,
Speaker 3: because I don't come from a faith tradition other.
Speaker 5: Than he's a fellow Christian.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, so you're basically working off of the same book.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: We're people of the book. And let me be really clear,
Speaker 5: because I don't want people to miss on understand this
Speaker 5: as a pastor who serves and said, let me be
Speaker 5: really clear.
Speaker 2: I'm a Christian.
Speaker 5: I don't want to live in anybody's theocracy, Christian, Muslim, Jewish.
Speaker 5: That we are a country. The covenant that we have
Speaker 5: with one another is a covenant for freedom, freedom of religion,
Speaker 5: freedom to choose your religion, freedom from religion.
Speaker 2: And the covenant the covenant.
Speaker 5: I mean, and we agree that we're going to have
Speaker 5: each other's back and we're going to support that. But
Speaker 5: I was struck by the fact that when they passed
Speaker 5: the one Big Ugly Bill, they got together, the Speaker
Speaker 5: of the House, held hands with other legislators, prayed a prayer.
Speaker 5: And then they went and cut a trillion dollars out
Speaker 5: of Medicaid, a trillion dollars. They kicked fifteen million people
Speaker 5: off of their healthcare. They kicked veterans and seniors and
Speaker 5: children off of SNAP. And I don't understand how you
Speaker 5: read the book that I read. I'm a Matthew twenty
Speaker 5: five Christian. Inasmuch as you've done it, why wouldn't you
Speaker 5: do it?
Speaker 2: Matthew?
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I remember that coming here. You know that was.
Speaker 5: But I was hungry and you fed me. I was
Speaker 5: thirsty and you gave me something to drink. I was
Speaker 5: sick and you came to visit me. And they asked
Speaker 5: the Lord, when were you hungry? You're the Lord. When
Speaker 5: were you sick? When were you in prison? When were
Speaker 5: you an immigrant? And he said, inasmuch as you've done
Speaker 5: it until the least of these, you've done it also
Speaker 5: unto me, and so for me, the asset test of
Speaker 5: the authenticity of your faith is the depth of your
Speaker 5: commitment to the most marginalized members of the human family.
Speaker 5: It doesn't mean you pray and then crush the poor.
Speaker 1: You can't pray and then crush the poor. That was
Speaker 1: Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia, and he was on the
Speaker 1: Daily Show, and we've been saying.
Speaker 2: This all all along.
Speaker 1: You know, Christian is more than just a name. Christian
Speaker 1: is more than just a word. You know, Christian is
Speaker 1: more than just a title. Christian is a verb. It's
Speaker 1: it's it's it's a it's a walk, it's a way
Speaker 1: that you live. And you heard him say, how can
Speaker 1: you join hands and do all this praying and then
Speaker 1: cut a trillion dollars from medicare but fight.
Speaker 2: To give.
Speaker 1: Billionaires more money?
Speaker 2: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: And you walk around and then lie all the time,
Speaker 1: refuse to call out wrong when you clearly know that
Speaker 1: it's wrong. And not only do you refuse to call
Speaker 1: it out, but you go along with it. You lie
Speaker 1: and say it's right when you know it's wrong. And
Speaker 1: all of this, all of these people that claim to
Speaker 1: be That's why I tell y'all, I don't care about
Speaker 1: anybody saying that they're Christian. It does not it does
Speaker 1: not move me to say, to hear you say you
Speaker 1: are a Christian, but your life is so far from it.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking we're not talking about being perfect,
Speaker 1: because no one is perfect, But can you be decent?
Speaker 1: But can you stand up for the truth?
Speaker 2: Can you not.
Speaker 1: Tell a lie and then say it's right? Or hear's
Speaker 1: someone else lie and try to say it's right.
Speaker 2: But you wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: On the other side, you're you're, you're, you're, you're quick
Speaker 1: to call lies, you know, to other people, but one
Speaker 1: particular person, they just go along with his lies and
Speaker 1: they won't call it out. And so, you know, I
Speaker 1: thought that was a great video. You can't crush the poor.
Speaker 1: Jesus talked about the poor, helping the poor, the widow,
Speaker 1: the sick, the elderly.
Speaker 2: He just told you, Matthew twenty five.
Speaker 1: Read it.
Speaker 2: Read it.
Speaker 1: You cut a trillion dollars from Medicaid to give that
Speaker 1: trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: To people who are already worth.
Speaker 1: A billion dollars. I just don't see how that's biblical.
Speaker 1: It's not biblical, because y'all know three years here of
Speaker 1: studying the Bible intensely right here, and I don't claim
Speaker 1: to know everything, but I know that ain't the way.
Speaker 2: That's that's what I know. Fifty eight year old North.
Speaker 1: Carolina woman Paula Marlow allegedly crept up on her sleeping
Speaker 1: husband and slashed his throat in the middle of the night,
Speaker 1: then confessed she planned to finish him off, burn the
Speaker 1: house down, and take her own life because of money troubles.
Speaker 1: The attack happened around two fifty to two point fifty
Speaker 1: two am Tuesday, June thirtieth, at the couple's rural home
Speaker 1: on Needmore Road in the Woodleaf community of Rowan County.
Speaker 1: Deputies responded to a medical emergency call near the intersection
Speaker 1: of Godby Road and Woodleaf Road. When they arrived, they
Speaker 1: found Jerry marlow being true for a large laceration that
Speaker 1: stretched from his neck all the way down to his shoulder.
Speaker 1: Paula Marlowe was right there, driving her bleeding husband to
Speaker 1: the hospital. At first, she told deputies that Jerry had
Speaker 1: woken her up, said he was bleeding badly and needed
Speaker 1: to go to the er. She claimed she was just
Speaker 1: trying to help. Investigators from the Rowan County Sheriff's Office
Speaker 1: Criminal Investigations Division sat Paula down at the couple's home
Speaker 1: for a deeper interview because some.
Speaker 2: Won't sounding right.
Speaker 1: According to officials, Paula Marlau confessed she had attacked her
Speaker 1: husband while he was asleep. She admitted she intended to
Speaker 1: kill him, set the entire residence on fire, and then
Speaker 1: in her own life, all because of alleged financial difficulties.
Speaker 1: She reportedly got scared part way through the violent assault
Speaker 1: and didn't go through with the full murder suicide plan.
Speaker 1: Now Jerry Marlowe survived the attack. He's expected to recover,
Speaker 1: but is still receiving medical treatment for his serious injuries.
Speaker 1: Paul up Marlowe has been charged with attempted first degree murder.
Speaker 1: More charges could be coming as the investigation continues. The
Speaker 1: couple owns and operates the popular Marlowe's Barbecue and Seafood
Speaker 1: also known as Marlowe's Barbecue, at Statesfield Boulevard in Saulsbury,
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Wow, jeez, slit his throat while he was sleep? Now,
Speaker 1: that doesn't sound like because they were having money issues
Speaker 1: unless she blames him for the money issues like that,
Speaker 1: like really slitting someone's throat And ain't that kind of
Speaker 1: personal to you? That sounds kind of personal to me.
Speaker 1: But she is in jail charged with attempted murder. She
Speaker 1: confessed to it, So there you have it.
Speaker 2: Now. I know.
Speaker 1: That you guys have been hearing this thing about Graham Platner.
Speaker 2: Okay, and.
Speaker 1: Y'all know I got to talk about it. Democratic Party
Speaker 1: leader called on Graham Platner to withdraw as their nominee
Speaker 1: to run against Republican US Senator Susan Collins of Maine
Speaker 1: after meteor reports that a woman accused him of forcibly
Speaker 1: having sex with her nearly five years ago. Senate Democratic
Speaker 1: Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Kirsten GILLIBRANDT of New York,
Speaker 1: who heads the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, set in a
Speaker 1: statement the DSCC will not invest in the main Senate
Speaker 1: race if Platner remains on the ballot.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Earlier, Platner denied the accusations and said in a statement,
Speaker 1: we are taking the time to reflect on the best
Speaker 1: path forward. He did not indicate whether he was considering
Speaker 1: suspending or ending his campaign at the time. Now we
Speaker 1: know now that he has suspended his campaign, he has
Speaker 1: completely dropped out of the race. Now, Collins's seat is
Speaker 1: one of the most closely watched targets in Democrats drive
Speaker 1: to win majority control of the Senate in the November
Speaker 1: third midterm elections. Republicans currently hold fifty three Senate seats,
Speaker 1: while Democrats have forty seven. They would need a net
Speaker 1: gain of four seats to take over the one hundred
Speaker 1: member chamber. Politico first reported that a woman accused Platner
Speaker 1: of forcing her to have sex with him nearly five
Speaker 1: years ago. Cin Ann followed with the report that the
Speaker 1: woman accused him of entering her home without permission and
Speaker 1: raping her while he was intoxicated with an hour. Hours
Speaker 1: of the reports publication, Democratic Party leaders and Maine called
Speaker 1: on Platner to drop out, while members of Congress withdrew
Speaker 1: their support for his candidacy. Main Democratic Party leadership is
Speaker 1: calling on Graham Platner to withdraw as the Democratic nominee
Speaker 1: for the US Senate, said the state party chair Charlie Dingham,
Speaker 1: vice chair IMP Schleschner, and executive director Devon Murphy Anderson
Speaker 1: all said in a statement on x they cited multiple
Speaker 1: women making serious, credible allegations against Platner. Today's statements take
Speaker 1: those allegations even further.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: The Democratic Party can replace Platner on the November if
Speaker 1: he drops out before July thirteenth, which he has according
Speaker 1: to state law. When I prepared this this story, he
Speaker 1: had not completely dropped out yet, so that's why some
Speaker 1: of the you know, the state party would then have
Speaker 1: until July twenty seventh to settle on a replacement nominee,
Speaker 1: Political said. The woman detailed the allegation in three interviews.
Speaker 1: It said it also reviewed documents, including emails between the
Speaker 1: woman and her therapist and others. It was unclear whether
Speaker 1: main Governor Janet Mills, who had been running for the
Speaker 1: Senate seat but suspended her campaign earlier this year at
Speaker 1: Platner's surge and fundraising and polling, would rejoin if he
Speaker 1: left the race. So we don't know if she's going
Speaker 1: to rejoin because she, you know, he was getting all
Speaker 1: this momentum and she said, you know, I guess she said,
Speaker 1: I ain't got a chance, so let me let me
Speaker 1: drop out of this thing. So here is what the
Speaker 1: woman said. One of the reasons I didn't come forward
Speaker 1: sooner was the huge moral conflict that I had between
Speaker 1: supporting his politics but not supporting him as a person.
Speaker 1: I just want the truth out there. I just want
Speaker 1: people to have a whole scope of who he is
Speaker 1: as a person. Now, y'all know, I often say nobody
Speaker 1: should be touching anybody who doesn't want to be touched.
Speaker 1: No means no, and I don't care know how hot
Speaker 1: and bothered you get. As soon as the other party says,
Speaker 1: you know what, I don't want to go through with this,
Speaker 1: then you stop, don't. You don't force people. But I
Speaker 1: have to say the timing is suspicious. The timing is suspicious. Now,
Speaker 1: she didn't make the allegation when he was running for
Speaker 1: the Senate seat, so it wasn't as important then that
Speaker 1: she let people know who he was. But when he
Speaker 1: won the nomination, then she comes out and says this
Speaker 1: happened to her. And let's stop right there and let
Speaker 1: me say this. I'm not trying to say that she's
Speaker 1: lying because I don't know. I do not know what
Speaker 1: happened between her and grand Platner. She said he did,
Speaker 1: he said he didn't. He said anything that happened was consensual. Now, sometimes,
Speaker 1: you know, we know men come out and say stuff
Speaker 1: like that when they know they're lying. But this happened
Speaker 1: five years ago, allegedly, and to me and to a
Speaker 1: lot of others, the timing is just interesting, not in
Speaker 1: any of the five years, not when he was running
Speaker 1: for the seat, but when he became the nominee. Now
Speaker 1: she comes out.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: Women, tell your story when it happens to you, tell.
Speaker 2: Your story to me.
Speaker 1: I think you would be more credible. You know everybody, Oh,
Speaker 1: I was scared. I was scared, but you you kept
Speaker 1: it for all of these years. And tell your story. Women,
Speaker 1: If a man sexually assaults you, say it loud. This
Speaker 1: happened to me yesterday. This happened to me two days ago.
Speaker 1: This man did this to me. When he started running
Speaker 1: for this Senate seat. She should have came out. She
Speaker 1: should have came out before then and made sure his
Speaker 1: butt was in prison or jail or something if it happened.
Speaker 1: And when she found out that his name was on
Speaker 1: that ballad, she should have said, this man is an
Speaker 1: awful man. Don't vote for him. This is what he
Speaker 1: did to me. There's no reason for women to be scared.
Speaker 2: Now. I just think.
Speaker 1: And you heard what the story said that as soon
Speaker 1: as she came out, people started telling him to drop out.
Speaker 5: No proof.
Speaker 1: All you have is he said, she said. And then
Speaker 1: they said something about oh well, she told others. Do
Speaker 1: you know how many times I've been lied to? Do
Speaker 1: you know how many times? And again I'm not saying
Speaker 1: she's lying. But what I'm saying is listen as we know.
Speaker 1: And I did a show. I think I did a show.
Speaker 1: It was the Egen Carroll Show about rape and how
Speaker 1: But see the difference with Egen Carroll is that she
Speaker 1: had been saying it all along. She had been saying
Speaker 1: it all along, going to the hospital right after an attack.
Speaker 1: Can they can find DNA on your body? Now, sometimes
Speaker 1: it doesn't necessarily mean rape, because you can find DNA,
Speaker 1: you know, through consensual sex. But I think that it
Speaker 1: gives you more credibility than coming out when somebody is
Speaker 1: You kept it all of these years until this man
Speaker 1: became the nominee And I don't know, guys, I just
Speaker 1: think that a lot of these men's lives are ruined
Speaker 1: over our delegations. No investigation, told them to drop out
Speaker 1: as soon as they heard it.
Speaker 2: No no proof, drop out.
Speaker 1: And the article also talked about how somebody said something
Speaker 1: before that it was out in Maine, that someone accused
Speaker 1: him of something before, but the people still voted for him. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's because they didn't believe it,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know, but I just think that
Speaker 1: your story would be more credible if you didn't wait five, ten,
Speaker 1: twenty years, tell your story, I was attacked. Go to
Speaker 1: the hospital. At least the hospital you'll say, okay, well
Speaker 1: there was DNA, and sometimes they can they can kind
Speaker 1: of see if you were you know, you know, there
Speaker 1: could be evidence of sexual assault, like sometimes when the
Speaker 1: woman fights back and there's bruising and things like that.
Speaker 1: That stuff adds more credibility. And again, I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to say that this did not happen to this lady
Speaker 1: because I wasn't there, but I just think, you know
Speaker 1: this soon as they heard it, telling him to drop out,
Speaker 1: anybody can just say somebody rape them or somebody. I
Speaker 1: don't like you, I don't want you to get whatever
Speaker 1: it is, and I'm just gonna come out and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say.
Speaker 2: You rape me, no proof. Let's let's let's move on.
Speaker 2: Let's let's move on.
Speaker 1: Solomon Pina was sentenced to nine hundred and sixty months
Speaker 1: in prison. This this one, y'all, is this one's wild?
Speaker 1: Listen to this. He was sentenced to nine hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty sixty months in prison for orchestrating a politically motivated
Speaker 1: shooting spree and plotting to murder witnesses to obstruct justice.
Speaker 1: According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Solomon Pina,
Speaker 1: forty two, ran for District fourteen of the New Mexico
Speaker 1: House of Representatives during the November twenty twenty two midterm elections.
Speaker 1: After his electorial defeat, Penia falsely claimed the election was
Speaker 1: rigged and began pressuring members of the Bernalillo County Board
Speaker 1: of Commissioners not to certify the results deja vous. When
Speaker 1: they refused, Penia recruited Jose Chuhio and Dmitrio Chuhio to
Speaker 1: carry out a series of shootings at the homes of
Speaker 1: several public officials. Penia provided cash, instructions and addresses, and
Speaker 1: personally participated in one of the attacks. One of the
Speaker 1: shootings involved a fully automatic machine gun. Multiple rounds struck
Speaker 1: areas of the home where children had recently been or
Speaker 1: were sleeping. Following his arrests, Pinya attempted to have Josey
Speaker 1: and Dmitrio tra Juyo murdered to prevent them from testifying,
Speaker 1: offering fellow inmates money and a vehicle in exchange for
Speaker 1: their deaths. On Mark twenty twenty five, a federal jury
Speaker 1: found Pina guilty of all counts of the indictment, including conspiracy,
Speaker 1: being a felon in possession of a firearm, four counts
Speaker 1: of intimidation and interference with federally protected activities, four counts
Speaker 1: of using or carrying a firearm during and in relation
Speaker 1: to a crime of violence, and three counts of solicitation
Speaker 1: to commit a crime of violence. Jose Trihillo poleaded guilty
Speaker 1: to conspiracy, interference with federally protected activities, using and carrying
Speaker 1: a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence,
Speaker 1: discharging set firearm, and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Was sentenced to thirty seven months in prison. Good Gracious
Speaker 1: Dimitrio pleaded guilty to conspiracy, two counts of interference with
Speaker 1: federally protected activities, one count of using and carrying a
Speaker 1: firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence,
Speaker 1: and one count of using and carrying a firearm during
Speaker 1: and in relation to a crime of violence and discharging
Speaker 1: said firearm, and was sentenced to one hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: months in prison. Good gracious of life, I mean all
Speaker 1: because he lost an election.
Speaker 2: Who does that sound like? Hmm wow?
Speaker 1: Tried to kill the people that wouldn't, that wouldn't overturn
Speaker 1: the election, and then tried to kill the two people
Speaker 1: that he hired to kill the people all over a
Speaker 1: lost election, my Lord. Last month, a federal judge in
Speaker 1: Boston blocked the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order
Speaker 1: that would impose stricter mailing voting rules and create a
Speaker 1: federal list of eligible voters in every state. The order,
Speaker 1: signed by Trump and March required Homeland Security Secretary Mark
Speaker 1: Wayne Mullen to compile a list of US citizens eligible
Speaker 1: to vote in each state using data from the Social
Speaker 1: Security Administration. It also directed the US Postal Service to
Speaker 1: send absentee ballots only to people on each state's federally
Speaker 1: prepared and approved mail in ballot list. US District Judge
Speaker 1: Indira Taiwane said the Trump administration cannot take any steps
Speaker 1: to implement those two provisions of the executive order. She
Speaker 1: said the executive and legislative branches lacked authority over voter roles.
Speaker 1: Taiwani sided with twenty three states and the District of Columbia,
Speaker 1: which sooned to block the order's implementation. She said it
Speaker 1: is clear that the federal agencies charged with compiling confirmed
Speaker 1: citizen lists, lacked the ability to create complete and accurate
Speaker 1: lists of the US citizens where got residing in every state.
Speaker 1: Both Congress and the President lack any role regarding voter eligibility,
Speaker 1: and no federal statue does Congress authorize the federal government
Speaker 1: to create their own voting database. Instead, Congress, consistent with
Speaker 1: the Constitution, has left out authority to states alone. The President,
Speaker 1: she continued, lacks any authority to compile voter lists for
Speaker 1: each state. They're gonna try. He's going to keep trying
Speaker 1: to interfere with elections. He's going to keep trying to
Speaker 1: do anything he possibly can to interfere with elections. It's sickening.
Speaker 1: It is sickening, crazy crazy, I mean, what's next, What
Speaker 1: is next?
Speaker 2: Again?
Speaker 1: We better think and pray for these for these uh,
Speaker 1: these federal judges that are standing up for the Constitution,
Speaker 1: who are standing up and saying no to this administration.
Speaker 1: We gotta we got we gotta pray for them who
Speaker 1: are not afraid to say I'm not letting you do
Speaker 1: this because some of them are some of them are.
Speaker 1: So I heard I think I read something yesterday or
Speaker 1: the day before that saying that he's trying to appeal.
Speaker 1: He's going to try to keep He's gonna try to
Speaker 1: find a federal judge that's going to allow him to
Speaker 1: interfere with the election. And there are plenty out there
Speaker 1: that will.
Speaker 2: We got it. We we we we have.
Speaker 1: To protect you know, uh uh, you know voters and
Speaker 1: and and being able the right to vote. We got
Speaker 1: to protect the right to vote. Melon ballots have been allowed,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 5: I don't know how long.
Speaker 1: I don't know how long it goes back, but it's
Speaker 1: certainly been a long time. And now all of a
Speaker 1: sudden because Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Says so.
Speaker 1: Now it's cricket. His own administration said there was no
Speaker 1: voter fraud in twenty twenty. He's still he won after that,
Speaker 1: but he's still going back to twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: So if there's if.
Speaker 1: There's voter fraud, then you're not the real president. Then
Speaker 1: isn't it interesting how there's no voter fraud when he
Speaker 1: wins an election, but there's voter fraud when he doesn't win.
Speaker 2: Y'all see the pattern? Right?
Speaker 1: I hope you see the pattern. Here's my last email email, sorry,
Speaker 1: my last video.
Speaker 6: They will close your churches in this country. They go communists,
Speaker 6: and they're trying to They will kill your people, and
Speaker 6: that's what they're about. They want to end religion. They
Speaker 6: have to end religion because their ideology doesn't work if
Speaker 6: you have strong religion. People like you that are so
Speaker 6: incredible and love our country so much, I love God.
Speaker 6: This is the greatest threat to our country since its
Speaker 6: founding in my opinion, two hundred and fifty years ago.
Speaker 6: What's happening right now the greatest threat.
Speaker 7: Some might say that the greatest threat to this country
Speaker 7: is a president telling millions of Americans that their political
Speaker 7: opponents want take them. I've said this before. Communism is
Speaker 7: going to be the Republican message from now until the midterms,
Speaker 7: because apparently just saying that Democrats are communists wasn't radical enough.
Speaker 7: Now they're going to close your churches and end religion
Speaker 7: and eliminate your based on what did a Democrat introduce
Speaker 7: the unalive Christians and cancel Sunday Act. Progressive candidates are
Speaker 7: winning elections talking about rent, wages, healthcare, unions, and the
Speaker 7: cost of living. You can disagree with their policies, you
Speaker 7: can argue that some of them go too far, but
Speaker 7: rent control is not communism. And asking wealthy people to
Speaker 7: pay their fair share of taxes doesn't make us a
Speaker 7: Soviet union. And them calling everything communism isn't even an argument.
Speaker 7: It's fear conditioning because Republicans have done nothing to help
Speaker 7: the average American, so they need a villain, and Democrat
Speaker 7: isn't scary enough, so now Democrats have to be godless
Speaker 7: communists who want to unalive Christians. Think about what he's doing.
Speaker 7: He isn't telling his supporters that the other side is mistaken.
Speaker 7: He's telling his supporters that the other side is an
Speaker 7: existential threat. And once people believe their opponents want to
Speaker 7: close their churches and them, then in their mind, extremism
Speaker 7: becomes self defense. This type of rhetoric is what creates
Speaker 7: political violence. And nothing says defending Christianity quite like a
Speaker 7: president bearing false witness while standing at a podium demanding
Speaker 7: a clause. They're propaganda isn't actually about communism. It's about
Speaker 7: Republicans being afraid that voters might start asking why they're
Speaker 7: so called communists are the only ones talking about making
Speaker 7: their lives survivable? And remember, I'm not the dark Left. Together,
Speaker 7: we're the dark Left, the defiant Left. Please join us
Speaker 7: in helping to call out the bullshit and bring some
Speaker 7: sanity back to the conference.
Speaker 1: I told y'all that was your president talking. Now, Democrats
Speaker 1: are going to close churches. Now they're gonna kill them.
Speaker 1: They're gonna kill Democrats are gonna kill you all, and
Speaker 1: they're gonna close your churches. Incredible. I told you all
Speaker 1: about demagogues. They create a narrative and then they say,
Speaker 1: but I'm the only one. Republicans are the only one
Speaker 1: who can save you. And that's what's happening. This man
Speaker 1: is lying through his teeth and he knows he's lying.
Speaker 1: But the sad part is that most of the people
Speaker 1: that are in that was in that room also know
Speaker 1: he's lying, but they're not gonna say anything about it,
Speaker 1: because see, they're Republican. If this was a Democrat person
Speaker 1: going around saying this, they'd be booing, they'd be standing
Speaker 1: up and speaking out. If that was a Democrat president
Speaker 1: doing the stuff that Donald Trump is doing, every Republican
Speaker 1: and Congress would be calling file they're going to close
Speaker 1: your churches. Do you know how many millions of Democrats
Speaker 1: attend church and are true Christians? I hope y'all are
Speaker 1: waking up I really do. I hope y'all are waking
Speaker 1: up and are seeing what's happening, And are you know understanding,
Speaker 1: you know what this is truly about. See, I told you,
Speaker 1: they gotta create, they gotta create false witness against you.
Speaker 2: They gotta, they gotta, they gotta, they gotta.
Speaker 1: Demonize you, don't vote for them, They're gonna close your churches.
Speaker 1: Not one single Democrat has ever introduced a bill to
Speaker 1: close churches.
Speaker 2: Wake up, people, Wake up.
Speaker 1: Well that's my show. I thank you guys for tuning in.
Speaker 1: We'll see you next time. Bye for now.
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