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Speaker 1: Today Kansas still in the news, my home state, Kansas,
Speaker 1: who and where? If we had a strong governor, this
Speaker 1: black mass that's scheduled for March twenty eighth wouldn't be happening.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, if I were governor of Kansas, I
Speaker 1: can lay out right now and today what I would do,
Speaker 1: not only by the power of the executive pen, but
Speaker 1: also constitutionally with powers that are vested to the governor.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous that this thing is happening. It would not
Speaker 1: have happened in the time of the Founding Fathers. They
Speaker 1: did not intend this. And for all of the kooks
Speaker 1: out there who say, oh, no, satanic black masses are
Speaker 1: covered by free speech and freedom of religion, no they're not. No,
Speaker 1: they're not. The Founding Fathers had no intention of such
Speaker 1: a thing, and the judicial brands and members of our
Speaker 1: legislatures across this country have lost sight of the divine
Speaker 1: providence of God and the intent of the Founding Fathers.
Speaker 1: So today that's our focus getting back on track, and
Speaker 1: I'll explain. If I were governor of the State of Kansas,
Speaker 1: here's what I would do to shut this nonsense down.
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Speaker 1: And wow, what's going on in Kansas, my home state.
Speaker 1: I've got to tell you it is. It's troublesome because
Speaker 1: it doesn't have to be happening. It all can be avoided,
Speaker 1: and it should be avoided. I'm going to take a
Speaker 1: stab at explaining this, and I'm going to outline for
Speaker 1: you some of the ways by which I if I were governor,
Speaker 1: if I were governor for a day, if I were
Speaker 1: governor at all, for a four year term, whatever, I'm
Speaker 1: going to outline what I would do. It's not that difficult.
Speaker 1: And if there were a strong governor in office right
Speaker 1: now in Tapeka, Kansas, this all would not be happening.
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Speaker 1: consider that five dollars a month donation. So on March
Speaker 1: twenty eighth, twenty twenty five, a week from tomorrow, ironically
Speaker 1: the last day of the Kansas Legislature, I believe, if
Speaker 1: I'm not mistaken, there's a group called the Satanic Grotto
Speaker 1: that plans to hold a so called black Mass in
Speaker 1: the in the in the capital on the grounds of
Speaker 1: the Capitol in Topeka, Kansas, and it is something that
Speaker 1: could be avoided. It is something that should be avoided
Speaker 1: if we're if we had a strong governor, it would
Speaker 1: be easily done. And I want to explain to you
Speaker 1: how I, if I were lucky enough to be in
Speaker 1: that office, how I would do it. It is something
Speaker 1: that I've been thinking an awful lot about. It's something
Speaker 1: that I think is it deserves to be discussed. And
Speaker 1: I think I think that most people in America agree
Speaker 1: this is ridiculous. I think that the executive pen I
Speaker 1: think that the executive power, I think that the Constitution
Speaker 1: itself allows for a wide swath of power for the governor.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to explain what I mean here, so
Speaker 1: let me get into it. I was just looking at
Speaker 1: the chat box over in the room. Hey, Shanny, good
Speaker 1: to see you. Sorry you got shut down on spaces anyway,
Speaker 1: Good to have you here in the chat room. Good
Speaker 1: to see you. Not sure I could help you with
Speaker 1: the space's problem, but I'm going to talk to you
Speaker 1: about what's going on with the governor in Kansas. So
Speaker 1: March twenty eighth, a week from tomorrow, this whole thing
Speaker 1: is scheduled to go down in Kansas. They've made it clear,
Speaker 1: this group, the Satanic Grotto, they intend to desecrate a
Speaker 1: consecrated Eucharistic coast from the Catholic Church, to mock the
Speaker 1: sacred and dedicate our state legislature in Kansas to Satan himself.
Speaker 1: That's what this group is intending to do. Okay, those
Speaker 1: are the facts. The Satanic Black Grotto, that's what they
Speaker 1: call themselves. They have stolen a consecrated Catholic post. I'm Catholic.
Speaker 1: I in fact, you know, many of you may not
Speaker 1: know this. I spent a couple of years in the
Speaker 1: seminary studying to be a priest way back in the day.
Speaker 1: And look, the almighty and ever powerful, all powerful, loving
Speaker 1: God of the universe, Jesus can remove himself from a
Speaker 1: consecrated host in these kinds of situations. So it's not
Speaker 1: as if we have that tory about, you know. But
Speaker 1: it's the fact that they stole it. It's theft of property.
Speaker 1: I'm going to get into this today as far as
Speaker 1: how we stop this group, How I would stop it
Speaker 1: if I were the governor, if we're allowed to dream
Speaker 1: a little bit here, how I would stop. So a
Speaker 1: couple of thoughts on that the Satanic grotto their group.
Speaker 1: They're going to mock Christianity, specifically Catholic Christianity, but every
Speaker 1: Christian in the nation, and certainly every Christian in Kansas
Speaker 1: ought to be outraged about this. And we have a
Speaker 1: governor who's allowing this to take place when she has
Speaker 1: the power to prevent it. Laura Kelly, she's a member
Speaker 1: of the Commune Socialist Party. As I've been telling you,
Speaker 1: that Democrat Party does not exist any longer. The Commune
Speaker 1: Socialist Party. Well, we in Kansas have a Commune Socialist governor.
Speaker 1: It's a real problem. That's why if I were governor,
Speaker 1: things would be different. We also have a President of
Speaker 1: the Senate who's a Republican who issued a statement saying
Speaker 1: something I'm going to paraphrase it. Well, although we don't
Speaker 1: like this, we don't like these kinds of things at all,
Speaker 1: we're really powerless to do anything about it. It's protected
Speaker 1: by free speech and freedom of religion. Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Neither the governor nor the President of the Senate is correct,
Speaker 1: and they're not evidently brave enough to stand up and
Speaker 1: talk to the people of this country, much less their
Speaker 1: constituents in the state of Kansas, and explain how it
Speaker 1: could be stopped. If I were governor of Kansas, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't stand for it. I couldn't look the people of
Speaker 1: Kansas in the eye for a second. I would call
Speaker 1: up or create a militia. You're darn right. I would
Speaker 1: call up the National Guard, secure the capital, protect the
Speaker 1: innocent people of the state from the evils of this
Speaker 1: satanic cult. This is Satanism is not a religion, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, And I can tell you this, Our founding
Speaker 1: fathers had no intention of allowing this kind of thing
Speaker 1: to take place under the banner of free speech or
Speaker 1: freedom of religion. And I know that many of you
Speaker 1: kook liberals out there are going to be lambasting me
Speaker 1: and yelling out loud, well, the judicial system is ruled,
Speaker 1: and the courts have ruled. This is got I'm going
Speaker 1: to tell you why that's incorrect. We have in this country,
Speaker 1: and I admit it, we have gone off track, off
Speaker 1: the rails with regards to the original intent of the
Speaker 1: founding fathers, and certainly with regards to the divine providence
Speaker 1: of God in this republic and today, I'm going to
Speaker 1: tell you why this is not just a gut reaction.
Speaker 1: It's a principled stand that's rooted in the Constitution, rooted
Speaker 1: in the law, and in the moral foundation of our republic.
Speaker 1: And you won't see very many politicians, certainly not from
Speaker 1: the establishment swamp, say anything remotely similar to what I'm
Speaker 1: going to be telling you today. Let's start with the facts,
Speaker 1: all right. The Satanic Grotto, it's led by a guy
Speaker 1: named Michael Stewart, and he's been very vocal about what
Speaker 1: their plans are on March twenty eighth. And it isn't
Speaker 1: some quiet protest or a free speech rally. They're promising
Speaker 1: a four part ritual, blasphemous, provocative, and by their own admission,
Speaker 1: designed to express what they call hurt and anger over
Speaker 1: what they call religious oppression. They're targeting the Kansas Legislature,
Speaker 1: which is in both houses in Kansas, the Senate and
Speaker 1: the House are Republican. We have a supermajority Republican. And
Speaker 1: you have to almost put that in quotes, because not
Speaker 1: all of them matt like Republicans, but it's on paper
Speaker 1: it's a supermajority. They're targeting the Kansas legislature because and
Speaker 1: to their credit, the Kansas Legislature supports pro life policies.
Speaker 1: Claiming in the Satanic Grotto, claims that the legislature is
Speaker 1: pandering to groups like Kansas Catholic Conference. And here's the kicker.
Speaker 1: There's evidence for all of this, sworn testimony, ladies and
Speaker 1: gentlemen in a lawsuit filed by the Archdiocese of Kansas
Speaker 1: City and Kansas and that they've stolen a consecrated host
Speaker 1: to desecrate during the event. That's not just offensive, it's
Speaker 1: a crime, ladies and gentlemen. In the Catholic tradition of
Speaker 1: Christianity started by Jesus, Jesus said during the Last Supper,
Speaker 1: this is my body, this is my blood. Catholics believe
Speaker 1: that the real presence of Jesus Christ is there in
Speaker 1: the Eucharist and the Satanic Grotto. Michael Stewart stole a
Speaker 1: consecrated Eucharist. Now Governor Laura Kelly a commune socialist. Remember
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party no longer exists anymore. They have combined
Speaker 1: communism and socialism together. They are the Commune Socialist. They
Speaker 1: are not a pro America political party. Again. Something else
Speaker 1: that politicians need to be saying out loud and often
Speaker 1: she's not happy about the event. Now, to her credit,
Speaker 1: she doesn't want this to all be happening. She calls
Speaker 1: it distasteful. Oh, this is very distasteful, But she's hiding
Speaker 1: behind the First Amendment, claiming that her hands are tied.
Speaker 1: Now she's moved to the event. It originally was scheduled
Speaker 1: to be inside the Capitol, which is clearly outrageous, but
Speaker 1: she's moved it outside. But she's still letting it happen
Speaker 1: on the Capitol grounds with all due respect to the governor.
Speaker 1: That's a cop out, a one cop out. And Senate
Speaker 1: President Ty Masterson, a Republican, also copped out and didn't
Speaker 1: put up a fight with regards to any of this.
Speaker 1: He claimed that was all covered by the First Amendment.
Speaker 1: I mean, and I think that Ty Masterson is actually
Speaker 1: after this legislative setes ends, is planning on announcing his
Speaker 1: run for the governorship of the state of Kansas. We
Speaker 1: don't need a governor like that who doesn't speak up
Speaker 1: about things like this. If I were in the governor's office,
Speaker 1: it would be a different approach. One honors the Constitution
Speaker 1: of Kansas and of the United States, and we have
Speaker 1: actions that are codified in both of those documents that
Speaker 1: we can take. We can take action that is constitutionally
Speaker 1: based from a federal level and a state level while
Speaker 1: protecting the people of Kansas. All right, let's talk about
Speaker 1: the Constitution first, because that's the bedrock of all of this.
Speaker 1: And I prefer to focus on the Kansas Constitution because
Speaker 1: that's the document that really controls this entire situation. But
Speaker 1: I'm also going to blend my opinion, my analysis, my
Speaker 1: commentary today on what the Federal Constitution says as well,
Speaker 1: especially the intent of the founding fathers. The First Amendment
Speaker 1: guarantees free speech and the free exercise of religion, Ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, It is not a blank check. The Supreme
Speaker 1: Court has long held that there are limits to this.
Speaker 1: You can't yell and you've all heard it a million times.
Speaker 1: You can't yell fire in a crowded theater, just as
Speaker 1: Oliver Wendell Holmes famously put it in the case Shanek
Speaker 1: versus the United States way back in nineteen nineteen. That's
Speaker 1: when he said that, And you can't incite imminent violence.
Speaker 1: Per the ruling that was rendered in Brandenburg versus Ohio
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty nine. And you sure as heck don't
Speaker 1: get a free pass to commit crimes under the guise
Speaker 1: of expression. Here's what, here's where the rubber meets the road, folks.
Speaker 1: And this is a good thing. And I like Chris
Speaker 1: Coba a lot, the Kansas Attorney General. He's doing one
Speaker 1: hell of a good job in that role. He pointed
Speaker 1: out rightly. So that stealing a consecrated host, which is
Speaker 1: property of the cas Click Church, could constitute theft by deception,
Speaker 1: which is a crime under Kansas law. The Satanic Grotto's
Speaker 1: stated intent to destroy it, which they've publicly said, well
Speaker 1: that's another crime, destruction of property. So there are real
Speaker 1: crimes to go after here. The First Amendment doesn't protect
Speaker 1: criminal acts period. So if I were governor, I'd direct
Speaker 1: law enforcement, the Kansas Highway Patrol at the Kansas Bureau
Speaker 1: of Investigation to investigate these allegations immediately, and if they
Speaker 1: hold up, if they hold up, this isn't a peaceful
Speaker 1: protest or some sort of peaceful gathering. It's a crime scene.
Speaker 1: It's a crime scene waiting to happen, and I would
Speaker 1: shut it down before it starts. Let's go a little
Speaker 1: bit deeper. Come on with me. Even if no theft occurred,
Speaker 1: we'll give him the benefit of the doubt. Stuart denies
Speaker 1: it for what it's worth. He does claim he's got
Speaker 1: this host and he stole it. If no theft occurred,
Speaker 1: the ritual crosses that line still that no decent society
Speaker 1: should tolerate this on public grounds. The state isn't obligated
Speaker 1: to facilitate every act of provocation just because someone slaps
Speaker 1: free speech, you know, they label it as free speech
Speaker 1: on it. The capital is not some sort of a
Speaker 1: public sandbox, my friends. It's the seat of our government.
Speaker 1: It's a symbol of our shared values and shared laws.
Speaker 1: Allowing a group to mock the beliefs of millions of
Speaker 1: people in the country, and hundreds of thousands of people
Speaker 1: in Kansas. In Kansas, four hundred and twenty six thousand
Speaker 1: Catholics in the state, and every Christian in the state
Speaker 1: in the country, not just Catholic Christians, but every Christian
Speaker 1: should be outraged about this. They're going to hold this
Speaker 1: event while at the same time I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: Satanic grotto and what their plan is to dedicate our
Speaker 1: legislature in Kansas to Satan. That is not neutral governance.
Speaker 1: It's a surrender to chaos. And that's exactly what the
Speaker 1: governor and the President of the Senate have done. They've
Speaker 1: surrendered to the chaos. And that is the motto one
Speaker 1: of the three pillars of this commune socialist, radical liberal
Speaker 1: movement in America Chaos, crisis, and crime. Let's see how
Speaker 1: much of it we can perpetuate across this land. Look
Speaker 1: at everything they've done, especially during the Biden years, crisis, chaos, crime.
Speaker 1: Now some are going to say, right away, hang on
Speaker 1: there a minute, Doug, what about their rights? Don't they
Speaker 1: get to speak up? I mean, this is America, after all. Sure, yeah,
Speaker 1: they've got rights on their own dime, on their own property,
Speaker 1: but the state doesn't have to hand them a megaphone
Speaker 1: or a microphone or a stage. Folks. The Supreme Court
Speaker 1: has ruled on this very issue in Church of Leukemi
Speaker 1: Babulu versus the City of Halia. I think I pronounced
Speaker 1: that right. The Church of Leukemi Babulu I versus the
Speaker 1: City of Halaliah. This is all in nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 1: I assume that's in Hawaii. But all research that even further.
Speaker 1: But this is just as recently as nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 1: the justices of the Supreme Court made it clear that
Speaker 1: governments can regulate conduct that violates general laws like theft
Speaker 1: or public safety risks without infringing on religious freedom. And
Speaker 1: in a case called Pleasant Grove City versus Sumum in
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine, even more recently, the Court said
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court said that public property isn't an open
Speaker 1: forum for every message. The state gets to decide what's
Speaker 1: appropriate on its own turf. Let me read that to
Speaker 1: you again. The state gets to determine what's appropriate on
Speaker 1: its own turf, and the Kansas Constitution gives the governor
Speaker 1: plenty of legal standing to disallow and take action to
Speaker 1: prevent these kinds of gatherings. If if I were governor
Speaker 1: of Kansas, ladies and gentlemen, I would argue that this
Speaker 1: black mass isn't just free speech. It's a deliberate act
Speaker 1: of aggression against the public order. It's designed to provoke
Speaker 1: and disrupt and defend on the last day of the
Speaker 1: legislative session. No, less, that's not a coincidence. It's calculated.
Speaker 1: It's a calculated job at lawmakers and at citizens alike.
Speaker 1: It's a job at all of the lawmakers in that
Speaker 1: body of government in the state of Kansas. And I
Speaker 1: am just beside myself that no one seems to be
Speaker 1: standing up publicly to say what I'm saying to you
Speaker 1: right now. And when you've got Catholic groups planning to
Speaker 1: counter protest, the risks of confrontation skyrocket. I'm not waiting.
Speaker 1: If I'm governor, I'm not waiting for a riot to
Speaker 1: break out on the capital steps. I'd create a state militia.
Speaker 1: I'd call up the Kansas National Guard to secure the perimeter,
Speaker 1: in force the law and keep the peace. And let's
Speaker 1: talk about the militia and National Guard piece here just
Speaker 1: for a minute, because that's where my approach has its teeth.
Speaker 1: The Kansas Constitution, specifically, in Article eight, Section one, says
Speaker 1: that the militia consists of all or could consist of
Speaker 1: all able bodied men between the ages of twenty one
Speaker 1: and forty five, subject to the governor's call. The National
Speaker 1: Guard under the Kansas Statute forty eight five oh one
Speaker 1: is at my disposal as governor to repel invasion or
Speaker 1: to suppress insurrection. Now, I'm not saying that this is
Speaker 1: an evay in invasion based on a military sense of
Speaker 1: that word or that phrase. But it is an assault
Speaker 1: on the moral and the legal order of the State
Speaker 1: of Kansas and its people. And as governor, my first
Speaker 1: duty would be to protect the people, not just their bodies,
Speaker 1: but their rights, their peace, their way of life. Why
Speaker 1: aren't Republicans saying this, I mean picture this. March twenty
Speaker 1: eighth rolls around the Satanic Grotto, shows up, and they're
Speaker 1: ready to defy the governor's order to stay outside. They
Speaker 1: try to march into the capitol. As Michael Stewart said himself,
Speaker 1: he threatened it, and he called it civil disobedience. We
Speaker 1: may just enter the capitol, okay. Meanwhile, thousands of Catholics
Speaker 1: and other God fearing Kansas Christians are rallying nearby, praying
Speaker 1: for reparation, praying for peace, but tensions boil over without
Speaker 1: a strong presence. You've got a powder keg there. But
Speaker 1: with the guard and the militia deployed State troopers as well, calmly,
Speaker 1: professionally but firmly deployed, I would ensure that no one
Speaker 1: crosses that line. No theft, no desecration, no crisis, no chaos,
Speaker 1: no crime, the law holds. That's what I would do,
Speaker 1: and that's my approach. Now, again, the kuks, the rhinos,
Speaker 1: and the liberals, especially the liberals, I would like to
Speaker 1: think that most reasonably thinking Republicans are all on board
Speaker 1: with this. Clearly, we can't argue with what I'm saying
Speaker 1: as Republicans. But there would be some kuks, especially on
Speaker 1: the liberal side, crying out overreach billings. That's an overreach.
Speaker 1: They'd say, I'm trampling on rights. But look, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: the Constitution is not a suicide pact. As Justice Robert
Speaker 1: Jackson wrote in a case called Termininelio versus Chicago back
Speaker 1: in nineteen forty nine, he said, the choice is not
Speaker 1: between order and liberty. It's between liberty with order and
Speaker 1: anarchy without either. Let me say that again. It's a
Speaker 1: good quote. You should remember it. The choice is not
Speaker 1: between order and liberty. It's between liberty with order and
Speaker 1: anarchy without either. I'd choose liberty with order every time,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, and so would most of you. Within
Speaker 1: a shred of intellectual maturity. That's the conclusion we would
Speaker 1: all draw together. The Satanic grotto can scream their blasphemy
Speaker 1: from a street corner or from a private lot, from
Speaker 1: their own building. They've got that right, but they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't get to hijack the people's house in the
Speaker 1: state of Kansas. Okay, that was the zoom in. Let's
Speaker 1: zoom out for a minute. Let's take a broader look.
Speaker 1: Why does this matter so much? Kansas, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Isn't just flyover country. I can tell you it's the
Speaker 1: heart of America, the heart of America geographically and morally.
Speaker 1: We're a state built on hard work, on faith in God,
Speaker 1: in Jesus, in common sense. When a group like this
Speaker 1: Satanic grotto targets our capital, they're not just attacking Christians
Speaker 1: and Catholics. They're spitting on the values that hold us together,
Speaker 1: trampling on the true intent of our founding fathers. And
Speaker 1: if we let this slide, then what's next? Seriously, public sacrifices, blood, rituals.
Speaker 1: I mean, where is the line going to be drawn?
Speaker 1: There won't be one if we're not careful. I'm not
Speaker 1: here to play the morality police. Please, I don't care
Speaker 1: what these folks believe in in their private lives. And
Speaker 1: I don't care what they say in their own private buildings,
Speaker 1: But when they bring it to the capital, when they
Speaker 1: steal sacred property and they threaten to desecrate it, they've
Speaker 1: crossed into the public square when they do that, And
Speaker 1: that's my jurisdiction if I'm the governor. The founding fathers
Speaker 1: didn't write the Constitution to protect lawlessness or to turn
Speaker 1: our institutions into playgrounds for provocateurs. They wrote the Constitution,
Speaker 1: inspired by God, to secure the blessings of liberty, and
Speaker 1: that includes the right of Kansons to live free from
Speaker 1: this kind of deliberate insult. Quite frankly. Furthermore, and consider this,
Speaker 1: our rights come to us from God. God and our
Speaker 1: founding fathers did not intend to grant rights to worship Satan.
Speaker 1: That is a topic of free will, not of rights
Speaker 1: that come to us from God. The topic of free will,
Speaker 1: and all of this stuff can be expressed and covered
Speaker 1: in private outside of the Capitol grounds. So what would
Speaker 1: I do to stop this? Step by step you ask
Speaker 1: step number one? Specifically, I would issue an executive order
Speaker 1: banning the event on Capitol grounds outright, citing that we
Speaker 1: have credible allegations of criminal activity and a threat to
Speaker 1: public order. Secondly, I would direct the Kansas Highway Patrol
Speaker 1: and other law investigation agency at my disposal to investigate
Speaker 1: these theft crimes, order subpoenas, get witnesses, the works. I
Speaker 1: would order all of it. Third, I'd activate the National
Speaker 1: Guard and create a militia, positioning them around the capital.
Speaker 1: On March twenty eighth, early in the morning, probably at midnight,
Speaker 1: they would begin organizing and assembling to enforce civil law,
Speaker 1: to enforce the ban that I've just rejected by virtue
Speaker 1: of my executive order, and to deter any of this
Speaker 1: quote civil disobedience that the group president says he's going
Speaker 1: to stir up. Fourth, I would address the state of
Speaker 1: Kansas live on television, and I would explain why this
Speaker 1: is not about censorship, it's about the law, it's about safety,
Speaker 1: it's about decency. I would get in front of the people,
Speaker 1: and yeah, there'd be pushback. Don't think that I don't
Speaker 1: know that. The whack job groups like the ACLU would sue.
Speaker 1: The Satanic Grotto would scream and threaten to do the
Speaker 1: same thing. The legacy media would call me a tyrant
Speaker 1: and a dictator. And I want to be King a
Speaker 1: mini Trump. You know all of that. But I'd stand
Speaker 1: my ground because I have the constitution, I have the
Speaker 1: intent of the founders, I have the law, and I
Speaker 1: have the people of Kansas on my side. And when
Speaker 1: the dust settles, ladies and gentlemen, we would have a precedent.
Speaker 1: Kansas doesn't bend the knee for every loud mouth with
Speaker 1: a grudge. Folks, this isn't just about one ritual. It's
Speaker 1: about who we are as a state. It's about who
Speaker 1: we are as a nation. If I were honor, I'd
Speaker 1: fight for Kansas. Not with misunderstanding of what we can
Speaker 1: do and what we can't, and not being afraid to
Speaker 1: speak out loud because I might be canceled, but with
Speaker 1: an innate belief in the divine providence of God. That's
Speaker 1: where I come from, and the intent of the state
Speaker 1: and the intent of the republic as designed by our
Speaker 1: founding fathers. The militia and the guard aren't there to
Speaker 1: intimidate people. They're there to protect people. And the ban
Speaker 1: isn't about silencing. It's about upholding law and order, which,
Speaker 1: of course, the radical liberal movement in America wants to
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