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Speaker 6: This is not some talking point. It is not some

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thought exercise. I've heard from families across the country who

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are staring down unthinkable healthcare hikes, premiums doubling, tripling, worse.

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a month. Americans who are making painful decisions, wondering how

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it means skipping checkups or rationing prescriptions. This is not

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some talking point. It is not some thought exercise. The

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mega healthcare is a reality.

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Speaker 3: So much. That's that Patty Murray, Ladies and gentlemen, the senataurus.

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It's called the mom and tennis shoes because when she

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with a bunch of other women in an election cycle,

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and it was like, oh, yeah, the women are taken

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over the mom and tennis shoes because she wore tennis

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shoes and so what and just yes, welcome it is

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fastest oue on American business. Of course, what she's talking

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about the votes to happen tomorrow in the Senate, the mouthing.

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The debates are happening now over whether to adopt a

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three year increase in subsidies that Democrats proposed and that

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failing Obamacare, or whether to adopt another plan that has

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plans will fail, leaving the extended subsidies a moot point.

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people a lump some I'll go through the details again

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if you want it gives people a lump thumb thousand

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first time a Democrat. She's the first Democrat to become

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mayor of Orami since nineteen ninety seven.

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Speaker 3: She best did mister Gonzales, the Miami City manager who

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latest it's the latest boost for Democrats and the DNC

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nations that we're not interested in, you know, in businesses. Also,

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a House District one twenty one. Democrat Eric Geisler defeated

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major upset. Trump won that district by twelve points last

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seat there. But I'm sure that that is causing people

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her about the bill that Republicans put up, and this

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Speaker 6: Women cannot get access to abortions through their plan. I

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don't see anyway that this helps the people that are

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Speaker 3: Oh thank you, thank you. What she said, in case

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you didn't catch that really quick, was women can't get abortions.

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tax funded abortions in the Republican plan, women won't have

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access to get tax funded abortions. No, no, no, And

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and the High Amendment said, and Hide was a Democrat?

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Henry Hide? The High Amendment said, can't use federal dollars

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able to use them. Well, with Obamacare, that's exactly what's happening.

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Americans are funded it, but they have these insurance plans

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offer access to abortion the taxpayers are not paying for.

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there's also no money for gender reassignment surgeries. You want that,

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you pay for it out of your own pocket, don't

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stick it on taxpayers. And those are non starters for

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UH for the non starters for Democrats. And they're going

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and that's cut six. And this is Patty Murray b

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itching against Donald Trump and the tariffs.

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Speaker 6: Canada is Washington State, My state's second largest export partner

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and our largest source of international visitors, and I want

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you to know this President Trump's trade war and insults

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have driven away Canadian visitors to my state and to

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other states. It has delivered a huge blow to our economy.

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than twenty four percent in the first ten months of

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this year. Spokane, Washington. Eastern Washington saw a thirty three

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percent drop in visitors this year. The operator of a

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ferry between Seattle and Victoria, BC has been forced to

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their jobs and our businesses are struggling. And I just

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really believe, mister ambassador, we should not be picking fights

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with our close allies and neighbors like Canada. This trade

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war has been a terrible blow to American small businesses

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and I hope it ends. It has to end. If

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it could end tomorrow, it would be so much better

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for my state than so many other people. I want

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you to know that, especially with Canada, this is hurting

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Speaker 3: You know, never any how do the trade war start.

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Canada has been a nation that has protected Henry Hyde

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was a Republican. Thank you. I don't know why in

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the world I thought Henry Hide could have been I

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should have known just instinctively that no Democrat wouldever restrict

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abortion anywhere. But he was from Illinois, Chicago, in the

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Chicago area. That's right, Henry Hyde. Anyway, Thank you, Princess

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Diana to the rescue. Anyway. You notice Canada has very

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protected industries and Americans have been suffering because of it,

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particularly the dairy industries and others where they've restricted American trade.

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on Americans. And while the trade war has benefit or

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will benefit, how Canada has been taking advantage of us economically,

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as has as have many other nations across the world. No, no, no,

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because of the trade war and the insults, the insults

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visitors to might think you have going do well. Just

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hanged tight, Patty, TI your tennis shoes tighter and hold tight.

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Things will get better. Look I don't. I have a

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about those things as well, particularly how your country will

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benefit from better trade deals, not just from our nearest

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trading partners, Canada and Mexico, but around the world. James

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James Golden's Nerdly with you here. You know on this

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and many of you that listen to the Rush Show

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prisoners being held at Club Gitmo at Guantanamo Bay, Club Gemo.

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these prisoners twenty four hours a day. Some of the

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thought I told y'all win' never scared. Now.

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Speaker 3: Look who name on the docket.

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Speaker 8: Got two words for every racist bigot Jasmine Crockett, Jason Races.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that might be true on the history Last Blackly Blue.

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Speaker 8: So sad you want to choose me? I hope my

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money goes.

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Speaker 3: Okay, No, please, I can't. I can't. I can see

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how I could see. Imagine that blasting for an hour, No,

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imagine that blasting for fifteen minutes. No, imagine that blasting

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for five minutes non stop in your ears.

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Speaker 4: We'll be back the Rush Hour with James Golden, entertaining

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and informative on the Red Apple podcast network. James Golden,

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known popularly as both Nervely. This is the Rush Hour

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with James Golden Rush.

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Speaker 3: On this day in nineteen fifty two. Nineteen fifty two,

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American actress Susan Day, known for her television role as

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Laurie Partridge on The Partridge Family, was born, one of

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the hits from the Partridge Family back in nineteen seventy.

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I think I love you, and I had to make

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sure that we had this right. You know, yesterday it

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was a big blunder with the music, big big blunder.

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We're talking about the Doors. I'm going on this. The

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Doors did the Doors did this, and we've got the

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Dire Straits playing underneath. So of course I threw Carlos

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under the bus. It's my fault. I mean, in my emil,

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I'm saying something's not right, something's not right. But I'm

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just busy going on. I should have known, and I

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should have known it was distract I didn't. It didn't compute.

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I'm like, oh, he must have picked another. I threw

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Carlos under the bus. So today I come in, I say, Carlos,

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you know. Look, I'm halfway trying to apologize to Carlos.

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I say, I don't maybe just double check everything. I

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don't want to throw you under the bus, Carlos. I

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don't care if you throw me under the bus. You

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don't win. You don't win when you throw me other

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because I know what happens if you ever pick on me.

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Your listeners get ticked off at you, and they write

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you and tell you how nasty you are. So don't

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worry about me. Throw me under the bus all you

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want to. You don't win. Gee, Carlos, Wow, Carlos, thank you.

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I don't but it wasn't his fart. It was my fault.

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And I just should have said that yesterday instead of

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and thank goodness, Jim Robinson was listening Jim Robinson simeulte, Hey, hey,

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you ought to know this song that's playing anyway, something

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to listen to. Yesterday, folks, we played social media comments

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from people, primarily African American, talking about the immigrant situation

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in the country. SMaL. You know. Trump did a rally

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last night in Pennsylvania and he once again repeated the

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phrase that certain countries were s holes, among other things.

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Today we have voices that are somewhat different. These things

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pop up and I say, okay, I'm going to play them.

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We do have one woman happens to be African American

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again that wants to talk about the immigration. But we

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hear today from two Somali women, and I thought one

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of the comments was, Lady Carlos, Lady Benedicta has weighed

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in your favor as well. It is true you don't

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win Carlos rules. Okay, folks, I really would love to hear.

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By the way, and now your princess is joined in too,

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I can't I can't stand it. By the way, Princess

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Diana will be with us tomorrow. She has agreed to

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come on a rare weekday appearance from her Majesty, your Princess,

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Carlos knows his power. Okay, okay, your highnesses, those of

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you in the Royal court, I would love to hear

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what you have to say about these two. And of

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course America's small caffeinated Mom is just this is all

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happening in real time. America's small caffeinated mom says, you

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have full immunity for everything that you do. Stick it

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all right. I would love to hear from my Royal

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Court on what they think about some of the things

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that these two different Somali women are saying. First cut ten.

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This is a woman discussing assimilation into the US culture.

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Speaker 7: So I heard this word a lot. They don't assimilate.

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What kind of beautiful culture you have that I should assimilate?

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The culture that leave their parents in the national home,

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neglected emotionally, physically, and financially. This woman had you in

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her timmy for nine months, grace you without question this man,

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and put a food in your table, and you put

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them in nursing home because you no longer need them.

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So you're gonna shift them to nursing home or you're

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going to leave the house that you grow up in.

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And when they call you and they want to hear

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from you, you will get editated and say what do

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you need? Why where you call? Whether that's how that

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is that culture? Will you want me to assimilate? No,

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thank you. I have a Koran who guides me to

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teach me how to take care of my parents, neighbors

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and loved ones. This culture is a broken system.

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Speaker 3: So this in case you didn't catch all of that.

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She's very critical. Why should I assimilate to your culture,

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in your culture. Thank you. Finally, finally I get somebody,

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the countess of conspiracy. He said, send me a text.

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I love you, James. Don't worry about don't worry about it.

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I love you. You're good. Thank you, Countess. This woman has

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identified This Somali woman says, why should I you think

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you have a beautiful culture here in this country. Why

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should I assimilate into your into your culture? She says,

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you are the people that put your parents in nursing

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homes when they grow old, you don't take care of them.

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Your mommy had you in her tummy for nine months.

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She took care of you without questions. She took care

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of you. Your daddy put food on your table, work

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for you. He took care of you. And when you

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grow older, what do you do to your parents? You

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shove them in a nursing home and forget about them.

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And even when you leave home and your parents call you,

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you get irritated with your parents. You just you don't

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want to be bothered with them. Why in the world,

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to love our parents and teaches us how to be

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responsible to our parents and take care of our parents

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when they get old, to take care of our ooh ooh, ooh.

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I'm getting one response already. We have, she says, a

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karan that teaches us to take care to basically honor

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our parents, to honor our family and our loved ones.

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You people in America, your culture teaches you to throw

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away your parents when you don't need them anymore. So

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why should I assimilate to your culture? That's number one.

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Number two is somewhat longer. Be patient and work your

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way through this with me, folks. That is cut eleven.

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Speaker 9: First things first, I'm actually so shocked that Trump is

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attacking us. I think Trump should be thinking us in

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multiple ways, and I'm gonna explain. First things first, I

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think we are a good example of what the American

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dream can look like, like some my Americans, and it's

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making me sad. It's funny, like I know someone who

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are very funny.

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Speaker 6: We're like the.

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Speaker 9: Class clan who also happens to be Valuatorian. Somai's in

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Minnesota are so successful. I take multiple trips a year

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to Minnesota and I leave so inspired. You have some

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my only like some my own law firms, some my

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owned pharmacy, some myown everything you can think of, and

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it's so inspiring to see that what my community could

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do in just thirty years. Literally we came to this

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country and not speaking English, not anything. We're black, Muslim,

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we're immigrant, and we're able to be that successful. It

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should be really a plaud Like I need Trump to

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stand up and applot for us because it's shocking. Literally,

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my friend just moved to Minnesota and she was telling

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me how when she gave birth, it was an all

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Samali staff. Her midwife was someone, her doctors were someoning,

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her nurses were Somalia. Like that is so beautiful to

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see and it should be celebrated.

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Speaker 3: Okay.

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Speaker 9: Second of all, Trump, you should be thanking my people

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for giving a random Midwestern state that much cloud and money.

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Like I don't think other than Chaga, I think Minnesota

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is really popping when it comes to tourism because of

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Somali Americans like my me, like me. Okay, so you

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should be thanking us because Minnesota would have been nothing

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if someoneyes didn't move there. Like if we're being honest,

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like we had made that state pop and we have

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made it beautiful for the rest of the world, so

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you should thank us, and if you want, you can

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donate Minnesota to the great country of Somalia, like I

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think it's a it's a nice trade off. And last,

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but not least, I'm so happy that people are discovering

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how funny, witty, Smali people are. We're very confident.

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Speaker 3: And although Trump said what he had to say, like.

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Speaker 9: I want him to know ye'a ney like, it didn't

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even like bother like, it didn't do anything to our confidence.

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We've heard everything you've said before. People always make fun

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of samal ya da da da, But I still think

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I'm better than everyone, like God has made me slim himma,

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Like I'm okay, I have an age, I'm okay, I'll

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talk about I'm smalling American Broskie like I'm winning on

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both sides. But yeah, it's just nice to see that

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everyone's realizing Slam people are very funny, very confident, and

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that's never gonna change.

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Speaker 3: It has not changed.

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Speaker 9: Since Colonial Day's Baby Boy, and it's not gonna change

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because somebody right now decided to make fun of us.

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We're actually winning the war. So but yeah, that's all

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I have to say.

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Speaker 3: We're actually winning the war. Mmm, I didn't know there

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was a war. Okay. A few things about this video.

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One thing she says that I would love for many

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of my fellow African American native born Americans to hear.

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First of all, let's just dispel some of the things

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that she said. First, the majority of the eight hundred

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thousand of Somalis that came here are in some way

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or another, from what I understand from on some sort

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of another of government benefits. So as a large point

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part of that population, many of them are accessing benefits.

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So they're not all entrepreneurs that she seemed to say.

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And and she also said this, it's Minneapo Minnesota, some

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random state out there that wouldn't be in Minnesota, wouldn't

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be nothing without this amount. It's nothing. It was nothing

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before the Somalis. Get we made some Minnesota the state

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that it is nothing. Nothing existed in Minnesota before the

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Somalis came in. Let me dispel those two things.

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Speaker 7: Hu.

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Speaker 3: All the comments are rolling in from the Royal the

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arrogance is off the charge, watch out for those no

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go zones. Sure he is ivan well in Minneapolis. The

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American taxpayer can't afford to take care of multiple generations,

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while we're supporting so many not born here who believe

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they're entitled the benefits, including fifty percent of the Somalians

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who are on welfare. And then we need to cut

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the aid that she's getting in support our elderly and

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our veterans. And the first one was to that first

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woman who was complaining, why should I assimilate you people

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throw your parents away in nursinggo So why did she

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come here in the first place? If you love this, Okay,

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those are some of the comments. However, let me just

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say this about that the second woman. She talks about

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the pride that she has in going to Minnesota and

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seeing so many professionals from the Somali within thirty years

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owning their own businesses and having a strong entrepreneurial background

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or professional background that is possible in America, and the

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fact that a percentage of the Somali population is doing

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that ought to tell those Americans who sit on their

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haunches with their hands out, and especially let me be

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really straight and to the point, especially the black Americans

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who sit here pointing outward and saying it's the system,

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the system, the white man. This the white man that

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the system. This the system that there are people around

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the world who understand this country and the opportunities that

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it does have if you want to succeed, if you

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have the desire and the ambition to succeed. And it's

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just a shame that sometimes we have to listen to

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people who have come here and within one generation have

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figured it out, while so many people who have families

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have been here for centuries now are still sitting down

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blaming others for their problems or that happy note. I'll

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take a break, ladies and gentlemen.

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

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Hour with James Golden, entertaining and informative.

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Speaker 5: On the Red Apple podcast network.

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

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Speaker 3: You know. As an offshoot to the things that we

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just played, we're having an internal discussion here the Royal

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Court and I as to who are the greatest scammers

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and and we'll have to figure that out and get

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Audio Networks dot com slash Turkey. So we're having a

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discussion here about scammers as a one thing that the

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Somali scammers. You know, by the way, there's this it's

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opening up in Maine too. Apparently there's a lot of

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scamming going on in Maine too with within that universe

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of population, and that's just now starting to come to light.

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And I said, well, you know one thing that taught

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me up until now, I thought that those segments of

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the Nigerian scammers who scam had the scam markets locked up.

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Those are the ones with the email thing. You know,

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if you put ten thousand dollars ago, we have all

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this money for you if you just go to the

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bank and send us something that we'll send you the

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rest of the money. We just need all those elaborate

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email scams the Prince. Those guys said, well they got

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it locked up. No, the Nigerian scammer don't have this

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locked up anymore. And then Dinah said, don't forget the Clintons,

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though they're number one scammers of all time. Well, wait

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a minute, what about Newsom? Well Newsom with the high

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Speed and the fire Charity. Well, no, what about the

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Bidens and Ukraine's and Lensky, what about Pelosis? What about

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the Democrat had the gold bars in the refrigerator? That

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was William Jefferson out of out of New Orleans area.

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And then it's like, wait a minute, we gotta think

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about this anyway, folks. On this day in nineteen sixty seven,

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the great, great R and B soul singer, superstar songwriter

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Otis Redding passed away. He was killed in a plane

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crash twenty six years old. Also killed with him were

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most of the members of the Barkay's Soul Finger and

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they were the house band for a lot of the

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Stacks records. One member and they reformed the Barkays and

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made it into a great group. Anyway. Posthumous number one

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single for otis Redding. We gotta go. May God bless

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protect each and every one of you, your families, your

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loved ones, love and gratitude for your being here with me,

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allowing me to be with you. God willing back tomorrow

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with Princess Diana too. Until then, I bid you, I

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do bye.

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