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Speaker 8: What did you think about that moment when the President

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that part of speech when he was talking about immigration

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Speaker 9: I think you can agree with the what, like standing

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There's finley veiled racist language, anti immigrant language in what

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Speaker 10: Nobody shows up. These people are crazy. I'm telling them,

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Speaker 5: Amazing.

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Speaker 11: It was amazing, my friends. Last night's State of the

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Speaker 5: Like that one.

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Speaker 6: Incredible and here to discuss it with me, He's Golden.

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Speaker 4: Eric is Princess of policy friends.

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Speaker 1: Sir James. Miss it is wonderful to talk about the

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amazing I am still jazzed about that speech. It was

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a historic moment. You know, it's those things.

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Speaker 7: I kind of.

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Speaker 1: Had forgotten that Trump does a masterclass at these things,

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and so I was anticipating a policy speech like they

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a masterclass for the ages. And he scripted not only

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what the Republicans cheered for, he totally scripted the fact

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that the Democrats did not stand and that they sat down.

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a shame they don't stand up for these things that

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everyone in America should cheer for. And he has mentioned

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that and bemused it, and he used it. He used

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the biggest political trap in American history that Donald Trump

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Speaker 5: Would you like that? Okay, here we go.

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Speaker 7: To join with my administration and reaffirming a fundamental principle.

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Speaker 5: Now, Princess died. This applause, just flow it, this applause.

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Speaker 11: This whole sound bite lasts almost two and a half minutes,

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and what you hear is the continuous applause. Meanwhile Democrats

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But this was a moment that will live in whoever

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covers State of the Union addresses. As you say, this

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was the biggest political trap ever at a State of

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the Union message, and it will be remembered.

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Speaker 1: Yes, And as they were sitting, Donald Trump stood at

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the front of the room. He swept his arm out

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toward the sitting Democrats. He shook his head, he pursed

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the sitting Democrats. He knew they would sit. They did sit,

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and he scripted a moment for advertisements all across the country.

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Who are going to run that for the mid term.

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None of the other things that are applause lines and

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a stand up line. Did he say that? No one

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has ever said that before. So he basically challenged them

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to be themselves, and they did themselves in he led

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binary choice between the purpose of the American government is

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to protect American citizens or that was the question, the

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binary choice illegal aliens. And the Democrats have chosen. We

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know they have chosen, and they demonstrated it in under

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a minute. And it's one of those moments of clarity

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Speaker 11: There some of the people in the press corps who

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heinous acts, the illegal aliens that have done these heinous acts,

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have suffered this. And when he had them stand up,

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not even acknowledge the pain and suffering of American citizens

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Speaker 1: Yes, And the specific one I think you're referencing is

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when Trump introduced and honored Iernia Zaruski's grieving parents, and

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her mother was Bobby hard crying, crying, he was sunning.

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Speaker 12: Do you not stand?

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Speaker 1: How do you not stand? You have a tragedy like that,

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a heroic America and heroic Americans. That was the theme

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of it. And so he basically made this this obvious

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picture for the country. You have the people who are

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supporting Trump and supporting America who are celebrating these heroes.

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gun of his day, to the more recent hero from

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the Madua extraction, the Chinook helicopter pilot. All of those

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things are you know, Americans who who gives her all

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and we need to celebrate now.

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Speaker 11: If you did not hear the section with this the

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American hero that she is talking about the helicopter pilot again,

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this was one of the ones where Trump several times

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told the story and we did not hear this story.

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night he presented the it's just the Congressional Medal of Honor,

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the highest American award to two but one of them,

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the pilot on the Maduro mission, had been shot in

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his legs, and Trump described the blood running down the

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aisle of the helicopter while and he's still using his

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helicopter away from fire, so that he's protecting his troops.

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standing tall, proud, with almost no expression as you would

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Speaker 1: Yes, the bravery Democrats refused to stand for him, and

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Speaker 11: Right, Democrats did not even stand for him. This is

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these Democrat women on the line. Cut six and listen

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Speaker 5: I was there.

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Speaker 13: I was there, and it was as horrific as I

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you get a medal, You get a medal.

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Speaker 13: Y'all are on the same page.

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Speaker 5: Do you hear this?

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Speaker 1: This?

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Speaker 11: These are Democrats. They are laughing and mocking members of

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the military, including Korean War of it one hundred years old,

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Speaker 5: We say.

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Speaker 11: We have to go to a break, but I want

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to play that one more time. This is how the

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Speaker 1: I was there.

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Speaker 11: Princess Diana is here with me, Ladies and gentlemen. We

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Speaker 15: Rush hackling the President, and now you calling handing out

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valor was worthy of the praise that he met it out.

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Speaker 16: Guest tonight because I brought a guest tonight from my district.

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Speaker 11: That was Debbie Washington Soul. Another one Chilts from Florida.

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Another one complaining about the award show. Princess Diana Purple

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They were ambushed in Washington, d C. Members of the

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National Guard. Sarah Bestrom, twenty years old, died. Mister wolf

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sergeant's staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe was so critically injured nobody

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thought he would survive except his mother, who prayed and

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prayed and prayed, and he was there. Not even his

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doctors thought he would survive. Then the US goalie for

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the US hockey team Olympic team, Connor Hailbuck, whose teeth

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were knocked out but he kept playing anyway. He got

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a Medal of Freedom award the one hundred year old

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Korean War veteran Royce Williams Age one hundred valor in

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combat shot down four Soviet MiGs fifteen in the Korean War,

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a thirty five minute dog fight. Had never it was

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he was the stuff of legends, but had never been

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awarded for it. And then Eric Slover, the Chief Warrant

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what democrats are calling the awards show went to Coastguard

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Officer Petty Officer second Class got Ruskan, who rescued at

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the Camp Mystic Summer Camp disaster.

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Speaker 5: Exceptional heroism for his rescues.

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Speaker 11: What do you think about the criticism of all of

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these heroes, Princess die.

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Speaker 1: It's because they can't respond any other way. And Gavin

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was boring. This is less the Democrats have to offer,

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and so they do not deserve to tie the shoes

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of these heroes.

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Speaker 11: Well that was boring. Gavin newsom James Golden snurdly. Princess

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die is here. Princess di hanging in. We've got more

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to discuss. Whatever you do, folks, don't go away. Fastest

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hour in American media continues.

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Speaker 6: Keep it right here The Rush Hour with James Golden

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entertaining and informative.

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Speaker 12: On the Red Apple podcast network.

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Speaker 1: James Golden, known popularly as both Nerdly.

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Speaker 4: This is the Rush Hour with James Golden.

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Speaker 7: As we ensure that all Americans can profit from a

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rising stock market, let's also ensure that members of Congress

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cannot corruptly profit from using insider information. They stood up

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for that.

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Speaker 4: I can't believe.

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Speaker 5: I can't believe it.

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Speaker 7: Did Nancy Pelosi stand up?

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Speaker 5: If she is here, doubt it?

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Speaker 11: Beautiful, Ah, what a moment that was. Princess Diana is

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with me, chemn Chimon and we're going we're talking about

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the state of the Union. Last night, you know, Princess

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Diana on PMS whatever it is now, that woman Simone Sanders.

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Speaker 5: Was complaining about the hockey players.

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Speaker 11: It's very clear why the President invited him, but it's

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unclear why the team would allow themselves to be utilized

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Speaker 1: Left hands it when Trump seems to have support in

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any corner and they try and stamp it out, which

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is why, you know, they can't stand when someone platforms

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him or whatever. But this was you know, au and

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eight minutes where the main media could not intervene, could

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not talk over him, and then tell you what he said.

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and he used it in a divisive way. And I

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say that in the most positive way possible. This whole

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bit about how we have to have unity and all that,

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he had an idea and he said it specifically. One

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of the great things this is a quote about the

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State of the Union address, is how it gives Americans

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the chance to see clearly what they're representatives really believed.

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And he used it to show the difference. You've got

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the Democrat, anti American, anti goodness, antipatriot party, and it

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was visible, and he wanted deliberately to prove that and

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show that to the American people, and he succeeded.

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Speaker 11: Let me play for you one of the moments that again,

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military be a waterlight that that always breaks, that always

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does it, it always It's so moving to me. Here's

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this one was another moment. Cut three, Carlos, cut three.

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Speaker 5: Please.

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Speaker 7: Delilah Colban was only five years old in June twenty

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twenty four when a eighteen wheel tractor trailer plowed into

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her stopped car traveling at sixty.

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Speaker 4: Miles an hour or more.

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Speaker 7: The driver was an illegal llen let in by Joe

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Biden and given a commercial driver's license by Open Borders

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politicians in California. Doctor said Delilah would never be able

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to walk or talk.

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Speaker 5: Have a good life.

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Speaker 7: She wouldn't even be able to eat again. But against

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all odds, she is now in the first grade learning

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to walk, and she's here this evening with her dad, Marcus,

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a fantastic man. Delilah, Please, you are a great inspiration.

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Please stand up.

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Speaker 11: And during this time it was so she planted her

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kiss on her daddy's cheek. It was just so so

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awesomely beautiful to see this beautiful young girl.

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Speaker 7: Many of the most illegal aliens do not speak English

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and cannot read even the most basic road signs. As

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to direction, speed, danger, or location. That's why tonight I'm

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calling on Congress to pass what we will call the

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Delilah Law, barring any state from granting commercial drivers licenses

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to illegal aliens.

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Speaker 11: Again on that part, Democrats not happy.

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Speaker 5: Tared detoument. Princess di.

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Speaker 1: Brings me to those fifteen words again, the first duty

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of the American government is to protect American citizens, not

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illegal aliens. That he did not use the cheat words

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migrants or undocumented aliens, all of the things that they

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usually do to cover up what really is happening. And

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that binary choice and the statement of principle, which is

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a founding principle, the first duty, and he restated that again.

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That to me is going to be the sentence that

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makes a huge difference for our country going forward, because

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it's going to change almost everything.

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Speaker 11: Now let us turn to another part of the speech.

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This is a cut to please.

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Speaker 7: For decades before I came along, we had the exact opposite.

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From trade to healthcare, from energy to immigration, everything was

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stolen and rigged in order to drain the wealth out

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of the productive, hardworking people who make our country great,

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who make our country run. Under Biden and his corrupt

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partners in Congress and beyond. It reached a breaking point

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with the Green new scam, open borders for everyone. They

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poured in by the millions and millions from prisons, from

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mental institutions. They were murderers, eleven eight hundred and eighty

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eight murders.

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Speaker 5: They came into our country.

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Speaker 7: You allowed that to happen, and record setting inflation that

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costs the typical family thirty four thousand dollars.

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Speaker 4: In just a speck of time.

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Speaker 7: Now, the same people in this chamber who voted for

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those disasters suddenly use the word affordability a word they

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just used it. Somebody gave it to him, knowing full

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well that they caused and created the increased prices that

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all of our citizens had to end. Or you caused

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that problem. You caused that problem.

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Speaker 4: They knew their statements were a lie.

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Speaker 14: They knew it.

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Speaker 7: They knew their statements were a dirty, rotten lie. Their

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policies created the high prices. Our policies are rapidly ending them.

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We are doing really well. Those prices are plummeting downward.

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Speaker 11: Now aside from him calling out by the way, and

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then he went on to call which I loved to

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their faces, called them out on Obamacare, told in the

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Obamacare they did it.

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Speaker 5: It has done nothing.

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Speaker 11: And he went through the numbers on how insurance companies

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have profited the stock, how their stock prices have just

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been obscene to their faces. And when he says you

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did it, he's looking directly at them. I don't recall

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and correct me if I'm wrong. I don't recall a president,

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a Republican president ever, looking Democrats straight in the eyes

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or whatever they have and saying you did this to America?

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Speaker 1: Not only no president, no Republicans. And we are living

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in such a special time under this guy. He is

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once in history, and he has the courage that has

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not been seen, especially in the Republican Party, for our lifetime.

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And to have the courage to do that knowing that

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he gets no support from the mainstream media, no support

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from academia, all of the experts, all of the people

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who have the credentials, and he does it in their

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faith and boldly. I tell you know, I am just

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grateful to God for this president.

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Speaker 11: Now let us go to some of the coverage. Cut fourteen,

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CNN's Wolfed Blitzer speaking, Well, it'll be a parent who

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Speaker 17: CNN reported before that speech that the House Democratic Leader

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Hakim Jeffries, advised your caucus, the Democratic members, to either

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skip the State of the Union address or sit there

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in silence. Should you have just boycotted the address? And

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do you think you violated the guidelines set out by

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your own leader?

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Speaker 18: No, I think it was really unavoidable. The President talked

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about protecting Americans, and I just to remind him that

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his administration was responsible for killing two of my constituents

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in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 17: Many members of your Democratic party criticize their Republican counterparts

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when they interrupted President Biden's State of the Union address,

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as a lot of us, remember, do you have any

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regrets at all about the interaction we played between you

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and President Trump just last night?

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Speaker 18: I do not, and I think many people look at

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that moment when the President says it is our responsibility

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to protect Americans, and he does not acknowledge the fact

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that two Americans, two of my constituents, two of our neighbors,

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were killed, and it was important for me to just

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remind the American people that the President and his administration

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was responsible for killing two American citizens.

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Speaker 5: With hindsight.

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Speaker 11: Well, Princess Diana, you've been reminded now. Uh, yes, she

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has reminded you that you were her constituents have been killed.

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Speaker 5: Look, okay, and what do you think the look.

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Speaker 11: When he went there on Somalia, I was like, is

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he I what he said? I don't have the cut here,

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I'll have to get it. But he basically said some

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mally pirates yep, came in and plundered Minnesota with fraud.

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effect of this is what happens when you bring in

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a culture of people and the camera. Oh, by the way,

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there are complaints on social media about the camera person.

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the camera person, who was only would would find reaction

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shots from people like this. When the president was saying that,

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the camera zoomed in on ilhan Omar. I think she

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was sitting next to Rushi did to talib it was

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either to leave, but Jaya Powell. She was sitting next

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to one of them and they're yeah and to lead

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and they're both screaming at the press, screaming She's she's

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losing her cookies. When he's talking about.

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Speaker 1: This but well, interestingly enough, I have to say before

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shots are part of it. They plant. It is highly scripted.

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on her when he's when Trump started talking about her specifically,

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and there was a moment there. I'm telling you, James,

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she looked scared. She was shut she was just blinking.

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is afraid for her own future because of her illegality

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or accused illegalities.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it could be. I'll tell you what.

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Speaker 11: Okay, Princess, time running out quickly on this fastest hour

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in American history. Give us once again your summary and

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the impact. Now, usually they get covered for a day

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and they just go away. Impact of this State of

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the Union address, I think this.

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Speaker 1: Was a body slam of the entire Democrat Party. Trump

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presented the fork in the road for America. This is

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a binary choice American citizens or illegals. And the question

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he answered is Democrats are for them, the Trump administration

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is for you. Which echoes the most effective ed during

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twenty twenty four Kamala is for they and President Trump

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is for you, and that is acknowledged as what really

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won the election. So they are running the same exact idea.

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Trump is going to now blow out the midterms.

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Speaker 7: I'm convinced.

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Speaker 5: Wow.

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Speaker 11: When we talk next, I want to talk to you

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about the economy, because he's getting flack. Of course in

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the mainstream press about the economy. He's getting flack. Weoll

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not for this entire presentation. They're unhappy with it. So

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we shall pick up our conversation Princess Diana and talk

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about those good things. But thank you so much for

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joining us today. What a pleasure with great analysis as always.

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Thank you, Princess Diana.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Sir, James, James.

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Speaker 6: Golden, Snodly, don't go away Rush. This is the Rush

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Hour with James Golden. The Rush Hour with James Golden,

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entertaining and informative.

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Speaker 12: On the Red Apple podcast Network.

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Speaker 4: It's the Rush Hour with James Golden.

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Speaker 6: Goes by the student in most nerdly Rush Now yours,

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James Golden.

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Speaker 2: I was there.

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Speaker 13: I was there, and uh it was as horrific as

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I thought it would be.

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Speaker 2: Did you.

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Speaker 13: Absolutely was?

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Speaker 1: It was.

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Speaker 14: It was like an award show. You get a medal,

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you get a medal. You get a medal.

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Speaker 9: That's literally moj just said, you get a car, You

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get a car. Y'all are on the same page.

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Speaker 10: Nobody shays up.

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Speaker 4: These people are crazy.

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Speaker 10: I'm telling you they're crazy.

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Speaker 5: Yes, ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 11: On this day in nineteen forty three, George Harrison was

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born guitarist vocalist of course with the Beatles, he was

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so much more than that. I saw a biography of him.

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To go through all the things that he was able

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to accomplish in his life, it would take a long time.

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But one of the things you if you know about

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George Harrison, you know about his or you get a

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glimpse of his devotion, his devotion to the Almighty, to

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his creator. I think the George Harrison documentary one of

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the things that his partner, his life mate, was with

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him at the end and said when he left, she

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actually saw the light leave his body. It was just amazing,

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and said he had been preparing for that all his life.

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Speaker 5: We gotta go.

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Speaker 11: May God bless protect each and every single one of you,

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your families, your loved ones. Love and gratitude for your

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being here with me, allowing me to be with you

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God willing back tomorrow for the Thursday edition of both

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Snerdley's Rush Hour. Until then, I bid you, I do.

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Speaker 5: Bye.

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Speaker 19: Thanks for listening to bo Strdley's Rush Hour. You can

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so you never have to wonder

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Speaker 5: What the heck is going on here.

