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your support. Yeah, this is going to be a dangerous

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episode because you know me, I'm a giver and I

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know that you are probably not going to carve out

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three hours to watch Hunter Biden's interview with Andrew Callahan

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on his Channel five YouTube show. Okay, it's a three

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hour interview. The interview looks like it lasted longer than

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three hours. That's just what they turned it into. But

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that I don't know. It's a because he does production

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post interview, what we call in the biz post production.

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So uh, I know that most people aren't going to

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sit and watch all of this, So I did, and

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I did it for you, Okay, I well, also I

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was kind of curious to see what he had to say,

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but I thought I might as well just pull some audio.

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But here's the thing. Hunter Biden cusses like a sailor.

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Actually I shouldn't say that. I think sailors have more

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than two curse words in their vocabulary. I believe, I mean,

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I think I've just always grown up believing that that

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sailors were sort of the uh, the experts in cursing.

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So so, yes, he drops a lot of the the

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F bombs, a couple of the S words. He does,

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you know, a couple of references. You know, it says

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the B word, but he didn't say it like calling

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somebody that. So I left that in because I mean,

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like complaining. I guess I could have beeped it too,

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But after you do like seventy of these, you know beeps,

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when you're going through an interview that's three hours long

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and trying to censor with a bleep every single time

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he curses, it got tedious. So, at great risk to

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our FCC license, I'm going to play clips from the

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Hunter Biden interview. I have done all of the editing

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work myself on this, and so if for some reason

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you hear the audio skip ahead and you're like, WHOA,

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what just happened there. That means I missed one. Okay,

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that means I missed a bleep. I've got Nick, I've

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got Bernie. They're listening by sitting by listening. Nick has

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his finger hovering precipitously over the dump button. I too,

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shall be hovering precipitously over the dump button, which we

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can then hit and cut the offending word out of

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the broadcast. Side note, if you listen to the podcast,

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you're going to hear it, so because that's just recorded

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on a different feed anyway, I mean, in case you're

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just like, oh, I got to hear him use these

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curse words. And that's the thing too. Curse words, when

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you use them all the time, they lose their impact.

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They really do. That's why you'll notice I never curse

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on air, right well, I mean there's the FCC rules

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as well that yes, but I don't use it as

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a normal crutch word, any of these words. So you'll

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know if, like we're in real life somewhere and I

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say one of these bad words, you'll know that I

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am I'm particularly hacked off about something if I use

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one of those words. So anyway, this is from National

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Review by James Lynch. Hunter Biden is lashing out at

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leading Democratic operatives and media personalities for derailing his father's

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ill fated reelection bid and continuing to question whether Joe

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Biden was in command of the White House during his presidency.

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In two separate podcast interviews, Hunter Biden harshly criticized former

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Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod, CNN host Jake Tapper, the

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pod Save America podcast, and their hosts, as well as

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other Democratic commentators for doubting his father all along the way.

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During an interview with Channel five, an independent YouTube channel

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run by comedic interviewer Andrew Callahan, Biden went on a

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profanity laced tirade against his father's various critics. Now, I

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will point out something here. He never names Barack Obama

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as part of his li of horribles. He gets close,

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He comes pretty close when he starts tearing into George Clooney.

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He mentions Barack Obama as a friend of Clooney. And

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remember at the time when George Clooney wrote the editorial

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or the op ed for the Washington Post I believe

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it was, or maybe the New York Times. I forget

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when Clooney said Biden needs to step aside. That was

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interpreted as coming from Barack Obama. But even in this

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three hour rant, and I shouldn't say that because the

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whole thing wasn't durant. In fact, the first hour of

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it was quite compelling. It really was. He talked about addiction,

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you know, recovery like it was. It was a really

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interesting The first hour was very interesting. He came across

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his personable, likable, even kind of funny, very smart, articulate.

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of that. Well, no, I mean it's interesting. I would

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recommend if you are interested in hearing about that. And

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because well so what I also found out because I

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had never heard of this interviewer guy before this, Andrew

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Callahan or his show. It's a YouTube channel. He's got

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like three and a half million subscribers. And so when

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I googled the guy or I ducked duck goat him.

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I ducked him. Anyway, I came across a story from

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twenty twenty three by Emily Olsen at NPR. YouTube star

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and documentary filmmaker Andrew Callahan has publicly apologized after women

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came forward to say he sexually assaulted or coerced them. Okay.

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Hunter Biden, by the way, said at the very beginning

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that he was a very big fan of Callahan's work.

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I assume he meant the podcast. But this guy got

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his start while a student at Loyola University in New Orleans,

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where he launched a YouTube series called Quarter Confessions. He

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would wear pale suits and carry a corded microphone. He

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interviewed intoxicated partiers in the street on Bourbon Street, and

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then he would edit together their wildest statements with quick

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cuts and intentionally outdated effects. He took that style of

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filmmaking across the country in a beat up RV, stopping

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for interviews at sites like a flat earther's conference and

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the Talladega Speedway. Okay, so you get his politics here.

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He is of the left. Okay. That show was called

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All Gas, No Brakes, but it fell apart in twenty

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twenty one after a contract dispute. Callahan then started a

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Patreon funded channel five. Channel five on Patreon, which is

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a crowdsourcing platform. I'm over there and so where creators

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make content and people subscribe to that channel. That's Patreon.

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The series has amassed over one hundred and six million

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YouTube views since April of twenty twenty one. His following

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has only broadened since the December thirtieth release of his

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first HBO documentary called This Place, Rule Rules, which examines

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the cultural divisions underlying the J six attack on the

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US Capitol. Callahan has defended his popularity among younger millennials

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and elder gen Zers as a bit of a media

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mockery in the service of media literacy. I will say

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I found his interview style to be quite good. He

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was disarming, He got Biden to talk about stuff. He

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brought other topics in that were seemingly offscript, and you know,

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allowed Hunter Biden to sort of let down his guard

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on some stuff, particularly at the very end when he

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asked him if he was aware of like these adult

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diaper communities, like these people who get dressed up as babies,

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and that there's a that there's a big riff in

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the community. Did you know this. There are two types

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of these adult babies. There are those who do not

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allow use of the diapers, and then there's another sect

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that does and so they oh, yeah, so in the community,

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this is a very big problem. Apparently, and so he went.

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He went in depth on this community. Anyway, he was

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accused of sexual coercion by a bunch of different women.

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people who had spoken out about different ways in which

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my behavior has made them feel uncomfortable or pressured during

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a sexual situation. He apologized to them as well as

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his collaborators. He did not single out any particular accusations,

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nor confirm or deny any specific accusations. He says, I've

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always taken note for an answer as far as consent,

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I have never overstepped that line. But then he also

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said that he believes alcohol may have contributed to his

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decision making and said he's planning to join a twelve

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step program. Okay, so it seems like that's the connection.

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Why they spent the first hour talking about addiction and

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recovery and that sort of thing, which again I thought

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the first hour was quite good, interesting and compelling. But

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the rest of the interview, oh boy, we'll get to it.

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God bless you Pete for listening to the Hunter Biden interview.

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We don't deserve the sacrifices you make on our behalf.

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Uh well, look, all I will say about that is

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you're welcome. Okay, So here is the here's clip number

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one again, be ready with the dump button. I think

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I got all the cuss words out. So Hunter Biden

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drew parallels between modern America and post civil reconstruction, and

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then shifted pivoted immediately to drawing parallels between modern America

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and if you guess Nazi Germany, you'd be correct.

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Speaker 2: If I said to you, look, I'm going to tell

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you a story from the past.

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Speaker 1: By the way, he sounds like his dad from forty

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years ago. It's amazing.

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Speaker 2: It's about a minority group of people to live in

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a country. It's constitutional democracy that has had its problems

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in the past, but it's an economic powerhouse and it

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is the center of learning. This is the center of culture.

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It has a deep and rich history, but there is

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a minority group that those in power that came into

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power through democratically elected means are going to target this

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minority group because they're sealing all the jobs.

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Speaker 1: Today, our cities are flooded with illegal aliens.

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Speaker 2: Americans are being squeezed out of the labor force, and

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their jobs are taken.

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Speaker 1: They're not. By the way, the podcaster dropped in these

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clips obviously after production, after the interview, and he did

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this throughout the entire three hours. He would drop in

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these little clips to basically support whatever it was that

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Hunter Biden was saying.

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Speaker 2: Not originally citizens, they're not the original people.

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Speaker 1: When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best.

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They're not sending you. They're not sending you.

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Speaker 2: On top of that, they're spreading disease and distrust, and

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they're criminals and they can be violent. They're eating your

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dogs and cats.

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Speaker 1: They're eating the dogs the people that came in, they're

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eating the cats.

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Speaker 2: And what we're going to do is we're going to

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send mass men to this marginalized group and we are

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going to take them, put them on planes, put them

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on buses, put them on trains, and send them to

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a prison camp in a foreign country. What am I

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describing right then? Am I describing Germany? Am I describing

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the United States? Right now? Because I will tell you

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what if you think that the prison in l Salvador

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is not a concentration camp, you're out of your mind.

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Tell me anybody that's returning from there. You saw his pictures.

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Do you think anybody's getting out of there? Or you know,

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is it a rebilitation center? You think I've been to

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those places in South Sudan around in those areas. Do

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you think anybody's getting out of those South Sudan prisons ever?

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Speaker 1: Ever?

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Speaker 2: Out of your mind. That's a death camp. They're done,

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They're over, And if you're not dead, you would want

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to be dead if you were in that prison. We

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just sent a bunch of people without due process, some

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of them most likely legally in the United States. Like

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I think of that poor guy that they said was

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a gang member because he had a tattoo on his arm,

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that was a makeup artist and they say he's MS thirteen.

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He literally makeup artists that fled. I think what I'm

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making it up Venezuela because of a dictator and came

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to the United States and saw it asylum was received asylum,

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and they literally take this poor guy and they pick

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him up, and he has a family, and he has friends,

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and he has an entire community, and they give him

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no process and they put them on a plane with

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maybe a bunch of other criminals and send them to

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that healthscape. He's dead and nobody gives h And I

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mean it like, we sit here and we talk about

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the one guy, the one guy, because there's a clear

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legal path to being able to get him back. What

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about all those other people? Am I not supposed to

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feel for someone? Am I going to be like all

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these democrats say, you have to talk about and realize

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that people are really upset about illegal immigration. You, how

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do you think your hotel room gets cleaned? How do

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you think you got food on your table? Who do

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you think washes your dishes? Who do you think does

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your garden? Who do you think is here? By the

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sheer just grit and will that they've figured out a

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way to get here because they thought that they could

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give theirselves and their family a better chance. And he's

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somehow convinced all of us that these people are the criminals.

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White men in America are forty five more times likely

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to commit a violent crime than an immigrant. And the

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media says, well, you got David Axelrod and you know,

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Rom Emmanuel was so smart, Ram Emmanual and is that

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we got to understand that these people are really mad, and.

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Speaker 1: These we got to appeal to these white voters.

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Speaker 2: Well, the only people that appealed to those white voters

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was Joe Biden eighty one years old and he got

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eighty one million votes. And he did because not because

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he appeased their Trumpian sense, but because he challenged it.

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And he said, you can be an eighty one year

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old Catholic from Scranton that doesn't understand it but still

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has empathy for transgender people and immigrants. And nobody said, oh,

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Joe Biden's going to turn us into a social estate,

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no matter how much they said it. But these guys

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think that we need to run away from all values

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in order for us to lead. I say you, how

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are we getting those people back from El Salvador, Because

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I'll tell you what. If I became president in two

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years from now, or four years from now or three

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years from now, I would pick up the phone and

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call the president of El Salvador and say, you either

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fucking send them back or I'm going to invade. It's

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a crime what they're doing. He's a dictator thug.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so there you go, dictator thug, both presidents of

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both countries. Lots of f bombs. I think I did, Okay,

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I did, I know, I know I did. Okay, guess

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I got them all And there were a bunch in

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that one. But I gotta tell you Democrats, here's just

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a piece of advice here. This whole argument of who's

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going to pick your crops, who's going to wipe your butt,

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who's going to clean your toilets? Right, you're not exactly

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persuading people that view the Democrat Party as the party

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of slavery. You're not persuading us, you guys. I know

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this is like embedded in the Democrat DNA. But this

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this idea that we have to keep importing a slave

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class or an indentured servant class to work for below

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minimum wage, right to work without benefits, and to be

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in constant fear of deportation. This is not making the

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argument that you think it's making. It just makes you

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point out here. He Hunter. Biden in that interview said

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a stat that was that white males are forty five

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times more likely to commit violent crimes than immigrants. Okay,

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I have found nothing to support this this assertion. Also,

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it's kind of an odd comparative because you're using white

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males versus an entire immigrant population. I don't know how

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you're defining immigrant. Is it only illegal immigrant? Is it

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legal and illegal? Is it people have been here, you know,

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forty years, fifty years? I don't know. But also I

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think a truer comparative would be, you know, illegal alien

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males versus white males. What I have found is that

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there are lots of comparisons between native born population versus

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immigrant born population. Foreign born population, I should say, and

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on that front, immigrants have had lower incarceration rates than

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the native born population since at least eighteen seventy, and

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that's when data was first recorded. In twenty twenty, immigrants

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were sixty percent less likely to be incarcerated than the

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US born. This is not broken out though, by racial demographics.

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Right now, I'm about to say something that might be

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controversial but is born out by the statistics, which is,

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if you break down the proportions of you know, how

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many people make up the entire population of America, You've

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got you know, black, white, and Hispanic. And if you

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break it down into foreign born versus native born, and

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you're going to break all of that data down, then

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you have to break down the data to look at

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the proportion of the population, for example, that is incarcerated,

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that are charged, convicted, that sort of thing, and there

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is an overrepresentation of African Americans in the penal system.

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Now people will say there are all sorts of historical reasons,

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systemic racism, all of these other accusations and explanations and such,

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But that's just the data. Okay. So I don't know

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where he's getting this data point from that white males

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are forty five times more likely to commit violent crimes

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than immigrants. I don't know what that data point is.

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I don't believe it's true. Also, I would point out

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that Hunter Biden himself blamed Mexican males and assumed that

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they were illegal aliens when he was trying to blame

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them for disposing of the firearm in a garbage can

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near a school, which he did, right, So that was

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that's the same Hunter Biden who's now, you know, yelling

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and cussing at people, who's going to you know, clean

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your hotel rooms and all that. Let's see here. This

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is from the text line. Diane says, a classic example

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of toxic empathy. I missed who that was speaking, But

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good grief, he's delusional. Yeah, Scott says, oh these, okay, these?

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This is reference to the Coca Cola story on the news.

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Don't believe our news department is reading the text line.

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Just a heads up on that. It's funny. This is

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from Sid. It's funny how you never hear the Democrat

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Party say who's going to perform my heart surgery? Who's

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going to perform the nuclear fission experiment? Just kidding. I

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don't know anybody that does those things either. They just

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continually stand by the talking points without hearing how degrading

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they themselves actually sound. Have a great day. Sorry you

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had to listen to Hunter in that interview, but thankful

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you did it.

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Speaker 3: Not me.

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Speaker 1: You're welcome, David. Is it just me or is it

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the tone of his voice? It's like fingernails on a chalkboard.

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Jennifer says Hunter is just another lion Biden, and Sean

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says that interview only shows that Hunter Biden is exactly

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who we thought he was. I would also point out

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here that for all of the the accolades that Hunter

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Biden gives to his father and all the stuff he did,

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and for his you know, his emotional expressions here talking

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about immigration, you know, it was illegal immigration that was

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the biggest drag on your dad's presidency and his popularity numbers.

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That's like that was the driving force connected to theonomy.

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Economy was number one, obviously, but illegal immigration was a

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massive issue because he opened up the freaking borders and

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as Diane called it, toxic empathy. And also the host

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of this program, Andrew Callahan, he responded to that rant

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by Hunter Biden by saying that anybody who goes through

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the grueling conditions to get here, and he had been

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down on the border, he interviewed a bunch of people,

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he did a documentary on it. He says, if they

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went through all of this, they should allowed to be citizens.

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That's what we want. And then he turned around and

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blamed America and the corporations for all of the conditions

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in all of the countries where all of these people

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come from, which is like the height of Western narcissism,

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Like this is what woke is. So when you hear

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people talk about the woke right, and you don't know

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what the woke right means because you associated woke with

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the left right. This is what it means. It's this

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idea that we are to blame for everybodybody else's problems

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in every other country. We are the reason that anybody

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acts the way they act. Right, and because this is

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the oppressor oppressed narrative, and the woke right just swaps

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out the different oppressor and oppressed classes. But this is

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the same mentality that we are the reason for all

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of the conditions. It's not the Marxists that took over

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your Central American country, no no, no, no no. It's

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not your own policies down there that had nothing to

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do with it. No, it's America. We did the bad thing.

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We made your country terrible. It's as if it's as

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if these non American or non Western civilizations have no

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agency of their own, like they don't make their own decisions,

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like they're just not capable. See how racisty that sounds,

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But that is embedded in all of this debate. There's more, Oh,

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there's a lot more. There was three hours of it,

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all right. If you're listening to this show, you know

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This is from Chris on the text line, I feel

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really sorry for Hunter and his family. They seem like

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really lost people. I sincerely hope they find God. I've

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also got a bunch of people saying, oh, is he

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back on drugs? Whatever? I did not. I did not

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think that watching the interview with him the three hours,

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I did not get that impression he's been. He claims

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he's been sober six years, he knows the date. He

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talks about his sobriety a lot, and how he stays

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clean and all of that. So I no, I don't.

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I know that everybody's making that joke today. But I

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did not get any indication that he was on drugs,

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and his drug of choice was alcohol. He said he

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was drinking a handle of vodka a day, which is nuts,

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because I mean, it takes me, like a like at

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least just two to get anyway, Andy says, great show, Pete.

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I am blown away at the way they refer to

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illegal immigrants as if they are slaves. Where is the

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outrage from people it is not or is it not

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illegal to hire undocumented people? Is it not illegal to

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pay people a lower wage based on their skin color, creed,

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country of origin, et cetera, or legal status? I would

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add also, I was under the impression that child labor

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is against the law.

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Speaker 4: It is.

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Speaker 1: No one has said anything about the living conditions these

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folks endure while living on these you know, plantations that

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they are working. Just amazed at the hypocrisy. Yeah, that's

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what I mean. They like, they don't they don't know

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how they sound when they say this stuff. It's been

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a huge blind spot for the open Border's crowd for

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the last twenty five years because I've been saying this

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very same thing. They claim to be the humane party

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in this conversation. Yet the very system that you allow

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to exist and that you then expanded under Joe Biden

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has led to much misery. People were enticed to make

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the journey and to suffer the degradations and the assaults, Like,

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I don't know why you think that's a more humane position,

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rather than to say the border is secure, you don't

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get to come in except through the legal process. Then

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we can have a discussion about the legal process. But

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the days of you promising, you know, reforms to the

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system right now in exchange for future enforcement, those days

489
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are gone gone. You had a window of opportunity about

490
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twenty years ago under George W. Bush, you had a

491
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couple more opportunities under Trump won, but all of that

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is gone after what we just saw over the course

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of four years gone. It is now enforcement first. We'll

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come back and fix the immigration laws and if you

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want to make it easier. By the way, do you

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know how many people come into the country legally every year?

497
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You know what that number is, And there are some

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people who want this number to be zero. I am

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not one of those people. We take in legally a

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million people a year. That's a huge number. That's more

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than anywhere else. And honestly, I'm okay with that. If

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we can assimilate that many people that quickly, sure, but

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you got to do it legally. Danny says, the bidens

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want more money. That's my primary takeaway from watching some

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of this interview. But let's not forget that Hunter is

506
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the smartest guy that Joe knows. That's true, that's true.

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And yeah, just like that, nobody wanted his pain. He's

508
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actually said he is going to be doing another art show.

509
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He's selling paintings, he's still painting, he's still doing That's

510
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part of his recovery. He says the cocaine at the

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White House was not his He's like, I was only

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there twelve days. Let me go over here and get

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Brandon on before the newscast. Hey, Brandon, welcome to the show.

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Speaker 3: Hey, hello, Hello, Hello. Can you hear me?

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Speaker 1: I can hear you just fine, And everyone listening on

516
00:31:07,359 --> 00:31:10,079
the air can hear you too, Okay.

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Speaker 3: I just I just want to say, I think Hunter

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Biden is speaking from a place of privilege when he

519
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thinks that just that's all the immigrants are here for

520
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our service jobs because I actually worked in construction.

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Speaker 4: And they build houses, poor concrete. They do a lot

522
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of blue collar jobs, and I mean, it's kind of

523
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a good thing, but it's a bad thing because they

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are illegal, So they're taking away quality jobs.

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Speaker 3: From good Americans. You know.

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Speaker 4: Not only that, but well, well I was I was

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gonna say, by actually getting rid of the illegal it

528
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will open up a lot more jobs on the market

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and allow people to actually go into these trades, and

530
00:31:58,680 --> 00:32:01,839
not only that, but show you know, the pay for

531
00:32:01,960 --> 00:32:05,079
the trades because there be an open market then exactly

532
00:32:05,160 --> 00:32:07,559
because yeah, yeah, no.

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Speaker 1: You're exactly right, Brandon. The more the more job openings

534
00:32:10,720 --> 00:32:13,759
there are with not enough supply to fill them, raises

535
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the wages of those who can do the work, and

536
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then you'll then you'll have the flexibility if you're stuck

537
00:32:18,960 --> 00:32:21,000
at some place, you're working for a contractor that you

538
00:32:21,039 --> 00:32:23,680
don't like, but you can't go somewhere else because all

539
00:32:23,680 --> 00:32:25,880
the jobs are getting taken by people that are undercutting

540
00:32:25,920 --> 00:32:28,559
you for the wage, then you would be able to

541
00:32:28,559 --> 00:32:31,200
find a better a better employer to go work for

542
00:32:31,680 --> 00:32:34,119
because there'd be more openings and such. Yeah, you know,

543
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you're exactly you're exactly right. And again I'm not opposed

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to welcoming legal immigrants in especially in hard hit sectors

545
00:32:43,160 --> 00:32:45,720
where we might need more labor, but that doesn't mean

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you open the doors up and allow illegal labor to

547
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then undercut the wages of Americans. Branda, I got to run.

548
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I appreciate the call man.

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Speaker 4: Good to hear from you, appreciate you.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, all right, take it easy, all right, that'll

551
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do it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening.

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