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Speaker 2: My friends too, the fastest hour in American media. It

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Golden here with you, and so much to discuss. We

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begin the journey with some of the continued talk over

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Venezuela and the venuez Whaler operation that will be dominant

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in today's program. But there are other things. Fraud. Fraud

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is so widespread, Actually two things about fraud. The fraud

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is so widespread in terms of giving what the United

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States government gives to people. Willingly, I want to spend

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a few minutes talking about charity and the idea that

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charity is so much ingrained in the American psyche it

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has made all of us susceptible to abuses that we

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would never tolerate in any other sector of our lives. Also,

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new session of Congress begins, Marjorie Taylor Green is not

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going to be a part of it. On the way

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out the door, she has invested Donald Trump and this

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administration as being globalist. She also says if US military

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action regime change in Venezuela was really about saving American

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lives from deadly drugs, then why hasn't the Trump administration

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taken action against Mexican cartel? Sounds just like a Democrat actually,

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And if prosecuting narco terrorist is highly as a high priority,

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then why did he pardon former Honduran President Juan Orlando Fernandez,

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who was convicted and sentenced to forty five years for

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trafficking hundreds of tons of cocaine into America. I think

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Trump explained that pardon the other day. But I mean,

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the second question to me is a legitimate question. Mike

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kind of shook my head when that, like, what is

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this about? But I don't know how you can look

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at what has taken place at the border of the

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United States of America and the impact that it has

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had on the cartels of Mexico, and not say that

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Trump has done something with the cartels. Marjorie Taylor green

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Bye biding. I think she'll probably be back in politics,

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but I just think that these hurt feelings that she's

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had on the way out the door have not endeared

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her to the base of the party. By the way,

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whilst was supposed to have another press conference today where

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he would answer questions, know whether that happened, I haven't

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seen anything from it. He ran out of the press

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conference yesterday. Oh, we'll take questions tomorrow. I haven't heard

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anything about that. There is a lot of excitement over

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the idea that Amy Klobachar might become the next Democrat

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nominee for governor of Minnesota. And as I said yesterday,

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if Klobachar decides she wants to join that race, regardless

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of however qualified the Republican candidate may be in that state,

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this is just a political assessment. She's going to be

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hard to beat. I'm not saying she can't be beat.

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I'm saying it's going to be a much harder race

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in Minnesota with Klobachar at the head of that ticket

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than anybody else from Minnesota. Not that she's that great,

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but her name recognition is so high, and she has

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been just the vocal as a representative to the party

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and at times does not seem quite as looney or

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is enraged with TDS. She's no fan of Trump. Everything

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he does, she goes, but she doesn't go off the

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deep end in some of her comments occasionally, not as

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much as some of the others do. She's gonna be

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a hard one to beat. She's been positioning herself for

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a run to higher office. You know, she wanted to

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be president, didn't quite make it out. She's been very

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careful about her statements, unlike that woman that's running in Texas.

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audio roster, Jasmine Crockett. It emerged yesterday her saying f

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the Supreme Court. I didn't even bother with it, because

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Jasmine Crockett, to me, is making a joke out of herself.

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people of Texas in one breath, I'm qualified to be

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the cenator of this vast state and then for the

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majority of the state that is Republican, just turn up

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with a remark like f the Supreme Court and think

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you're going to win the governorship. I hope she clears

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the way in the primaries and becomes the primary candidate.

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It will be interesting to look at okay I mentioned

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the fraud. There are two cases of fraud today that

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came to light. One is in Joja, where you've seen

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in past weeks. Another fraud, this is unemployment COVID employment

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for there was an official down there that has been indicted.

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Becomes the second Democrat. This one is from Stone Mountain, Georgia.

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on seventy seven million dollars unrelated to everything that we

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know about the Somali stuff. Both of these, but there's

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also have been rumors that there is massive fraud that

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has occurred with state funds in California that could eclipse

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what we see in Minnesota. People are throwing around a

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number and it's been unverified, but they are throwing around

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around a number that easily triples or more the amount

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of fraud that has been uncovered so far in Minnesota.

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I'm waiting to see if anything comes out. There was

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a state ordered a report in FLA in California that's

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said that it's the state was ripe for fraud, but

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it didn't mention the same kind of numbers yet that

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people are throwing around. So I'll wait, But indication are

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there something brewing in California that could be massive if

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it's true in terms of government money that was misspent.

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All that led me to think, and I have been

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thinking about this for days now. Americans are good people.

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We don't like to see other people suffer. Those people

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in this country, even people that are down on their

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luck in America, that have good hearts, that have a

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moral center, even people down on their luck, will share

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what they have with others rather than watch people suffer

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if they can. That's part of that's one part of

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the American psyche that has been taken advantage of ever

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since we left a strict view of the constitution in

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this country. What do I mean by that? A clear

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reading of the Constitution would tell you that the founders

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never intended to turn this nation's government into a massive

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welfare safety net. That wasn't part of the design of

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this country. Yet we have one and it is celebrated.

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How we got here can be traced. We got here

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because especially after the depression, and one of the things

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that extended the depression, by the way, was Franklin Delano

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Roosevelt's New Deal. We have to have a new deal.

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People are in poverty. We need a new deal. So

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the government took over a lot of Number one, they

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created a lot of make good work, make up work,

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and we will employ people as the government so that

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people don't starve. Those were the WPA programs and all

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that business. That was the first way on America becoming

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this socialist nation. The government, instead of the private sector,

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is the provider of goods and services, and it was

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done in the name of charity. The second big wave

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of it came with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, where we

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can't watch women suffer who have babies and the men

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aren't there, while we'll step in and let the government

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pay for instead of the daddy. The government's going to

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pay for it. Used to be in America. If you

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young ladies and ladies that are not so young but

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still of child bearing years, decided you wanted to open up,

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have a mail inside wel then if something happened out

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of it, there was the old remember those old shows

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that talked about the old shotgun weddings and everything else.

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There was an expectation that the mail would step up

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and do the decent thing. What is the decent thing?

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Take care of that which he had created. Instead, the

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Democrat Party under Lyndon Johnson decided we are going to

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do something spectacular. We're going to step in where men

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used to step in and do what was expected of them.

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And it didn't just stop at single women and babies.

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It extended all the way to creating vast wealth fair programs.

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And then when the government couldn't handle the infrastructure for

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the vast welfare programs, we had a whole new crop

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of businesses that were set up to do it called

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NGOs non governmental organizations, and all they did was raid

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the treasury, take your taxpayer money and decide how to

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spend it. And if you look at every single incident

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of fraud that is occurring today, it is because of

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this sense of government largesse. People are suffering. What about

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the children, Oh the children? But for the children, what

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about the elderly? Oh? What about those poor minorities, they

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don't have it because the ancestors were so mean. Well

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about the people that are gender oppressed, We have to

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do something to help. What about the single moms? What about?

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What about? What about everybody that doesn't have a leg up?

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What about the people who haven't figured out what?

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Speaker 1: You know?

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Speaker 2: In San Francisco, they just cleared a five million of

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five some odd million reparations package. They actually did it,

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waiting to see if the money gets distributed. What about

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the people whose ancestors were in chains. We need to

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help them. What about what about little Johnny down the street?

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What about people that are home and there's nobody to

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help them when they're or many of these things they

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tug at your heart. We don't want to see people suffer.

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And you know what used to happen before the government

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did it. People did it themselves. People in neighborhoods got

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together through the church, through their synagogue, through other people.

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While some of our neighbors are in need, let's help

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that one over. Families used to do it themselves. We

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had an unfortunate incident in the family. Little Susie there

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opened up her legs and now has something in the oven.

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We have to help. And there are all sorts of

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tales and TV shows and everything about how shaming families

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that wouldn't help. When little Susie opened up her legs

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and found the package in the oven and the family said,

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we're not gonna take care of that little battard, well,

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then the families were shamed. Yes you are. This is

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your responsibility. They're your family. Take care of them, help them.

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We all are imperfect souls, we all need help. We're

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supposed to help and love each other. This comes right

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out of not only the Bible, it comes out of

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every major spiritual thinking organization, society, religion, belief in the

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world in humanity, help those in need. When the government

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does it because people don't want to, it becomes a

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it becomes a cesspool for fraud. And that is what

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we are experiencing right now. We got to take a

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quick break the.

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Speaker 3: James Golden Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network. The

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James Golden Show Entertaining and Informative on the Red Apple

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Speaker 2: My friends, during the break, I've been chastised by the

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word police, the official police woman of words on this program.

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My dear Debbie Dohane or known to some of you

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as Kochie Dohanne, who said that I should have been

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a little I asked her, well, what did I say?

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What did I say? When I was talking about charity

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and the programs and how we arrived at this place?

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I used the term apparently that little Susie had opened

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her legs and found uh uh and then and then

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something was in the oven. And apparently, she said opening

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her legs just sounded a bit graphic. Maybe it can

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be said in a more gentle way. I, as a man,

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I don't know how that particular act is accomplished unless

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little Susie opens her legs. Well, she's not little, We're

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I'm not an efting type. You know what I mean, folks,

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I mean, if the Leger could, it's impossible. How do

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I explain this more gently? I thought it was gentle.

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It is not the government. The government should not be

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in this business. And let me just briefly, let's just

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play cut five. We don't have to listen to the

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whole thing followed by cut six. And this is what

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I'm talking about, folks. On top of everything else you

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hear today, here's a news report coming out of Mississippi.

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Speaker 4: It is Mississippi's largest ever public bezzlement scandal, seventy seven

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million dollars in federal funds meant for child poverty reduction programs,

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employment assistants, and childcare services, but the money was allegedly

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spent on homes and cars, luxury, drug rehab, and on

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sham nonprofits. Former professional wrestler Ted DiBiase Junior is due

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in court today federally charged in the scheme with conspiracy,

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wire fraud, theft of government funds, and money laundry. Debase

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Juniors accused of embezzling nearly four million dollars in welfare

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funds in twenty twenty through fraudulent contracts. At least seven

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people in total have pleaded guilty in the scandal, including

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DiBiase's brother and Mississippi's former Department of Human Services director.

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The sat Republican auditor who's been looking at this for years,

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warned in twenty twenty three about how perpetrators got away

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with it.

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Speaker 5: Watch our Department of Human Services is not monitoring its subgrantees,

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its nonprofits to ensure that the dollars are reaching needy folks.

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The head of the age he did not want them

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monitored because he was handing large amounts of funds to

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the nonprofits, and then he and the nonprofit executives were

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discussing ways to spend those dollars in violence.

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Speaker 2: You get the point they're on trouffle. How about let's

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go to Jojia now and here we got his in

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Jojia Hews.

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Speaker 6: Here at six federal agents charged a second Georgia lawmaker

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but defrauding taxpayers through pandemic unemployment insurance. A grand jury

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inducted indicted Stone Mountain Democrat Karen Bennett. Prosecutors alleged she

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obtained unemployment benefits for employees even though her business remained

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open through the pandemic. Bennett becomes the second Georgia lawmaker

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arrested on pandemic related fraud charges. A grand jury also

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indicted Covington Democrat Sharon Henderson last month.

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Speaker 2: Both are right on now, this, folks, massive and what

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is it all about? Caud Liberals have cast the idea

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that corporations are evil. In fact, this was part of Mandamie,

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is part of Bernie Sanders regular stump speech. Fair share.

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The liberals are finally the corporations will finally pay their

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fair share folks, The government is the biggest wheelhouse of

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unfair theft in creation, not the corporations who do pay taxes.

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It is the repository of taxpayer money that is continually

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being ripped off and there is no accountability. Corporations have

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a board of directors their fiduciary response ability. If there's fraud,

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you can take those corporations to court. And by the way,

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even the board of directors can be sued and brought

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up on charges. Who do you go to Who's going

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to jail besides some of the individuals that committed the fraud.

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Who's going to jail for mismanagement of taxpayer money? Any

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of these congress people, any of these senators, anybody, if

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they had to live with the same restrictions that they

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place on America's corporations, a lot of them would be

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in jail. Yet, this fraud of your money happens on

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astounding numbers that we can't even believe, and nobody from

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the government that has allowed this apparatus to set up

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is ever charged and treated like people in the private sector,

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who would be in jail on theft if the same

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level of fevery was a current. We got this wrong folks.

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And I'm still being told, by the way, and chastise

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over me saying that little Susie opened that Susie, not

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little Susie opened up her legs and got something. Mister

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Mike says, I need a copy of the Kama suture

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because it is possible to do this with out I

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And I'm being told in other people that how about

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she couldn't keep her legs closed? Well, isn't that saying

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the same thing? You get the drift, which is the

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whole point. All right, let's move on from Susie and

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her legs Greenland. Many people might think Donald Trump is

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crazy with this stuff about Greenland. Why does he keep

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on bringing up Greenland? Steve Miller raised an important point

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today that I don't think I've ever taken into consideration before.

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And by the way, the talk of Greenland is escalating again,

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and Denmark says, hey, if the United States takes over

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Greenland with NATO is done, it's done. It's over. People

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are taking this seriously. Trump is taking this seriously. This

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is not some kind of wild hair. This is thought

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out through and through. Listen to Stephen Miller cut seven

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with Jake Tapper giving the questions on what's happening with

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Greenland and the United States.

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Speaker 7: There has been the formal position of the US government

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since the beginning of this administration, frankly going back into

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the previous trub administration, that Greenland should be part of

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the United States. The President has been very clear about that.

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That is the formal position of the US government.

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Speaker 8: Right, But can you say that military action against Greenland

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is off the table?

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Speaker 2: It would be a military action against Greenland.

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Speaker 7: The Greenland has a population of thirty thousand people, Jake.

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The real question is about what right does Denmark is

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certain control over Greenland? What is the basis of their

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territorial claim, What is their basis of having Greenland as

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a colony of Denmark?

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Speaker 2: The United States?

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Speaker 7: Is the power of NATO for the United States to

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secure the Arctic region, to protect and defend NATO and

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NATO interest. Obviously, Greenland should be part of the United States.

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And so that's a conversation that we're going to have

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as a country. That's a process we're gonna have as

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a as a new community of nations.

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Speaker 8: So you get off the table that the US would

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use military force to seize Greenland, you kay, I understand

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you're trying very hard to which which again is your job.

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Speaker 7: I respect it is great to get exactly the headline right.

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That catchy headliness it says that says Miller refuses to

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rule out the the United States should have Greenland as

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part of the United States. There's no need to even

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think or talk about this in the context that you're

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asking of a military operation. Nobody's going to fight the

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United States militarily over the future of Greenland's one last question,

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see it make any sense?

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Speaker 2: Here's the question that he raised that I didn't I

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have never really thought about before. What gives Didntmark the

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right to Greenland? How does Didntmark end up saying? What's

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what with Greenland? A land of thirty thousand people? Oh

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my gosh, Nursey. I thought I was threw with it,

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but I'm not. Nursing nurses weighed in. She's a nurse

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nursing nurses wide in folked my nurse. Yes, I have

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a nurse. I have a private nurse. She's wonderful, she's incredible.

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My private nurse has helped me in ways. Anyway, my

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private nurse, nursing nurse has just weighed in. We'll go

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to a break, Kevin, as soon as I nursing nurse says,

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and I quote, technically the legs don't have to be open.

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Speaker 3: The James Golden Show on the Red Apple podcast network.

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Did James Golden Show Entertaining and informative on the Red

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Apple podcast network?

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Speaker 2: And the Bible says, got this from America small caffeinated

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mom and from her husband Grant. He took her in

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his tent and he knew her. Now the problem with

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me saying he knew her first. I know a lot

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of women. I don't know them like that. I mean,

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I just you don't know. And then I mentioned nursing nurse. Hmmm, hmmm,

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why don't you repeat how nursing nurse has helped you.

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Nursing nurse is married, and she's a devoted wife, and

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so get your mind out of whatever it is that

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you're thinking. Nursing nurse's beautiful, devoted wife. And yes, she

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was my post COVID and is my post COVID nurse.

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And I don't think I'm gonna tell you something. My

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medical care during COVID was just amazing. The COVID days. Okay,

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we have another analysis. I don't have time to get

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to it today, I don't think from a Canadian analyst

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on a Canadian analyst on what this Greenland thing really means.

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And also, believe it or not, how Venezuela affects Canada.

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And it's quite interesting because it centers around the oil

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and Democrats and liberals are going nuts over President Trump's

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remark on oil. Also the as you may know, a

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longstanding goal of the Republicans that finally have been talking

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about it for decades, in decades, and nothing was ever

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done until Donald Trump was on the idea of public

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broadcasting cut one very quickly, this ladies and gentlemen was away.

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CNN reported on those late developments.

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Speaker 9: A stunningly fast end of an era for public media.

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After nearly sixty years, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting has

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voted to dissolve itself, forced to take the drastic measure

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after the Republican held Congress voted to defund it at

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the behest of Donald Trump. The private agency has steered

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federal funding to PBS, NPR and hundreds of public television

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and radio stations across the country.

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Speaker 2: Now I happen to watch some PBS programming, I love

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Masterpiece Theater. I'll be honest with you, I love Masterpiece Theater.

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I also like British television a lot too, But you

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know what people are doing now, They're actually paying for

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the TV streaming that they want to see. So you know,

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I'll have to consider if I want to donate to

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keep watching PBS, I will I only watch Masterpiece Theater.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for listening to The James Golden Show. You can

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hear The James Golden Show Saturday mornings at seven.

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