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is seven oh four five seven one seven nine. The

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text line driven by Libertyviewick gmc so zoron Mamdani. The

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COMI is inaugurated, he gives his first address to New

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Yorkers and I have the uh. I have a write

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up here from CBS News, very lengthy write up on

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his speech. They never mention they never mentioned the one

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line that has gone viral at this speech, which is

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the warmth of collectivism line. I don't know why they

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wouldn't throw that line in there. They quote heavily from

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his speech, but for some reason they left that one out.

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He said. They got the quote. Let us prove that

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when a city belongs to the people, there is no

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need too small to be met, which, by the way,

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the author and comedian Michael Malice saying nothing is as

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expensive as a free government program and a government here

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that there is no need too small to be met,

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no need too small for the government to meet it,

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no need too small, really, because I can think of

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quite a few actually, probably an infinite amount of quote

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needs that are too small for the government to meet. Like,

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for example, uh, I forgot to buy salt, and I

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would like some salt on my ramen noodles from the

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government run grocery store, and I don't have salt, So

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can you get me some salt? Please? Gov Co? Could

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you deliver it to my door? I would really like

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to get some fast food tonight, but I don't want

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to go get it government. Can you I need I

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need you to. I need you to deliver deliver some

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food to my house from Taco Bell or something.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: Don't you feel like that's a need too small? Mandani

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pledged that we will return the vast resources of this

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city to the workers who call it home. We will

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return the vast resources of this city to the workers

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who call it at home. That is collectivism, folks, and

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I know people like he's a democratic socialist, he's not

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a communist. It's all the same. It's all the same.

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And I know people like to parse through like, well,

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this is actually when the government controls the means of production.

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I'm well aware, I am well aware of those arguments.

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To me, it's all the same. It's all because it's

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all rooted in a Marxist ideology. And that Marxist ideology

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is itself rooted in envy. That's what it is. It's envy.

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They have something, and I'm going to give it to you.

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I'm going to take it for me. We're going to

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redistribute the wealth, or in this case, he says, returning

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the vast resources of the city. What are those resources?

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Like this, They're not extracting minerals or oil or gas

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from underneath Manhattan, So what are these resources of which

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you speak right? The resources are dollars, money, financial institutions.

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That's what he's talking about, wealth created in these various services,

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the financial capital of the world, New York City. These

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are the resources he's talking about. And when you say

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we're going to return the vast resources to the workers,

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that indicates a very Marxist idea that the resources are

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being quote returned because they were extracted from these workers

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in the first place somehow, when in fact they were not.

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They were not the worker at a restaurant, right, They

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did not have their money confiscated, extracted out of their

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pockets by some bankers on Wall Street, some traders on

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Wall Street. That did not happen. So what are these

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resources that you are quote returning. Again, the use of

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the word return indicates that somehow or another, it belonged

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to that worker in the first place, that now you

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are returning it back to them. But they never had

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it in the first place. It wasn't theirs. They didn't

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do anything for that resource to be not returned but redistributed.

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Let's get back to the audio from mom Donnie's block

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party speech where he starved everybody in the freezing cold

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and did not give them the ability to go to

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the bathroom. Yeah, here he is talking about people being

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fluent in the good grammar of civility.

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Speaker 2: For too long, those fluent in the good grammar of

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civility have deployed decorum to mask agendas of cruelty. Many

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of these people have been portrayed by the established order

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but in our administration, their needs will be met. Their

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hopes and dreams and interests will be reflected and transparently

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in government.

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Speaker 3: They will shape our future.

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Speaker 2: And if for too long these communities have existed as

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distinct from one another, we will draw this city closer together.

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We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the

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warmth of collectivism. If our campare administrated that the people

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of New York yearn for solidarity, then let this government

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foster it.

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Speaker 1: We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the

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warmth of collectivism. I'm not like the warmth of collectivism.

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And maybe this was some sort of a handhanded effort to,

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you know, work in the fact that like, oh, I'm

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up here and it's freezing cold. I'm cold too, Oh

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my gosh, ha ha haa, it's so cold here. Maybe

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that's what the this was an attempt at, but it was,

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but it is illustrative. We will replace the frigidity of

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rugged individualism that tells me you have no idea what

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you're talking about when it comes to quote unquote individualism.

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Individualism doesn't mean that you ignore the community that you

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live in. Quite the opposite. In fact, you give of

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yourself as an individual, you donate your time and treasure

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to better your community. And the only way you are

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able to do so is when you have locked it

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down for yourself first. Right, you've created a stable home,

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you have a steady job. You are able then to

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devote time and energy. You're able to donate money to

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a cause. Right, you're able to do these things that

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help the greater good because you have engaged in the

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individualism first. When you start from the other way around,

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then that means the individual is subsumed by the collective,

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that all that matters is the collective, and that the

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collective right, the ends will always justify the means to

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serve the collective. That's why the historical record of Marxist

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ideology is just tens of millions, one hundred million plus

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dead people. That's why this record exists because you have

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to you have to subsume the individual to the needs

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of the collective, the warmth of the collective. Like I

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don't even understand, like I'm trying to. I'm trying to

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conjure up some sort of a way to like make

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this kind of fit in some way. Except it's the only,

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the only, the only thing I can think is just

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gaslighting me. He's just lying, Like you think that there's

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the warmth of the collective? Is oh? Is that from

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like the uh, the torches from the mob as they

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burn cities down or something? Is it from the pyres

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where you throw all the dead bodies onto and burn them? Like?

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Is that the warmth of the collectivism that you're talking about?

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That line has gone around the world. Now we replace

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the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.

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That line's gone viral. This clip never appears in the

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CBS news story Wonder why, Wonder why? Now he did

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say he grew up eating bagels and locks. See that's

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because he loves his Jewish friends. When he's not when

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he's not talking about globalizing the Dvada, of course he

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likes he likes the bagels. See, so don't worry Jews

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That's the name of the account can be returned which

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failed to exist prior. Correct there was no returning of

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the resources if they were never held in the first place.

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They weren't your resources. But this gets to you know,

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the uh the labor uh uh cost of labor arguments

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that oh, you know, if I'm working. Then you know,

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then I deserve a piece of this larger profit. And

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you know his theory of labor, Marx's theory of labor, which,

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by the way, quick pointer on that Marx never was

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a laborer. He was a Nepo baby too. Okay, that's

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why Nepo babies are always attracted to this toxic ideology.

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It speaks to them. Sean dearns Over at the Washington

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Examiner had a piece a couple of weeks ago, actually

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communism's wealthy backers, and one thing to explaining the assent

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of these democrats socialists. It's privilege, their privileged. More often

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than not, the wealthy have played their own role in perpetrating,

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or sorry, perpetuating the evils of communism upon the masses.

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Discredited long ago, a new breed, a politician, has re

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emerged in America, championing the idea that real communism just

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hasn't been tried. Their very beliefs, outmoded and disproven, are

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a sign of how removed they are from the concerns

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of average, everyday working people, and Zoron Mumdani is their embodiment.

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He comes from the Democratic Socialists of America formerly fringe

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but growing part of the Democrat Party. Among other things,

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the DSA seeks the quote abolition of capitalism. We're not communists,

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we're just democratic socialists who seek the abolition of the

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free market. Well, then what do you propose instead of freedom?

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Because that's what the free market is. The free market

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is you and me and everybody making our own choices

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to buy whatever we want or need whenever we need

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or want those things, and we make decisions based on

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the pricing and the availability, how badly do I want it,

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how badly do I need it? And all of these

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inputs get into the free market system. This is the

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quote invisible hand right. All of these inputs are sending

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signals in real time to everybody that is providing these

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goods and services. The free market is you, The free

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market is me. The free market is free. That's the

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whole point. And what these people are always trying to

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do is to organize it orchestrate it. This is command

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control economics. It's just now dressed up in a different

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oppress or oppressed prism, which is through your various racial

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and gender identities. That's it. It's the same. It's the

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same philosophy and it is rooted in envy. I'm the oppressed,

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You're the oppressor. Now I'm justified in taking whatever I

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want from you in order to achieve quote unquote equity.

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Among other things, the DSA seeks the abolition of capitalism,

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the destruction of the Jewish state of Israel, as well

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as defunding the police. The dssay's radicalism is undeniable. The

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organization condemned to the cease fire against Israel or between

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Israel and Hamas that was brokered by the Trump administration,

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and it has called for lifting travel restrictions placed on

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the dystopian dictatorship that rules North Korea. By the way,

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last week or sorry, no, earlier this week, I was asking, say,

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where are all of the Hamas supporters now that the

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Iranian people are rising up against their dictatorships right there,

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the molocracy, all of these mullahs and stuff trying to

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overthrow the regime, where are they all? Are they not

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for democracy? Are they not for you know, standing with

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the oppressed peoples? They never were, No, they never were.

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It was just about Israel, all right. Let me jump

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over here and chat first with Congressman Tim Moore from

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North Carolina. Hello, congressman. How are you, sir?

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Speaker 4: Hey Pete, I'm doing well. How are you today?

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Speaker 1: I am doing well. Hope you had a merry Christmas

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and a happy New Year.

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Speaker 4: I had a great Christmas and the New year's off

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to a great start. I hope you and your family

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did as well, sir.

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Speaker 1: Yes, sir, we did.

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Speaker 4: So.

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Speaker 1: I have no idea what it is I'm assuming you

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want to chat about. I appreciate you calling in. I

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assume it's about maybe the FBI announcement and the US

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Attorney's announcement today.

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Speaker 4: Well, I haven't happen toally heard that I was listening to.

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I was listening to your show, and I just thought

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the comments that you made talking about with ma'am Donnie,

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oh yeah, it should be an absolute wake up call

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to folks who are just not left wing nuts or

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communists at this point, because I don't know, and you

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may have covered this, but I don't know if you

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know one of the songs they played, I it's either

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Roses and Bread or Bread and Roses. I got to

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say it's not on my playlist, which is apparently is

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the socialist anthem. And then, of course the comments that

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you made about them embracing collective is I mean, then

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I understand one of the first things this guy's done

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is to use executive order there to repeal some of

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the protections regarding anti Semitism. And I just hope that

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folks are paying attention to how far left the Democrats

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have gone, because I see it every day in Washington

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and Congress. I see what's happened. But I mean, this

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is somebody who is, you know, sort of coming a

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He's not trying to hide behind any fake veneer. You're

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seeing exactly where these guys are. And this ought to

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be a wake up call, for one, for anybody who

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loves American loves this great country that we have. But uh,

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but but secondly it is uh uh. It should also

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be a wake up called to those you know, handful

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of moderate Democrats who are still around who somehow remember

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Democrats from years gone by, uh, and how different they

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are now. It's a very different world. And you know

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who who that party is now?

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Speaker 1: Okay, So are there any quote moderate Democrats left up there? Like,

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do you know any of them up there?

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Speaker 4: You know there are some that whenever you talk to them,

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they will they will tell you that they will say well,

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we agree with this, we agree with that, but I

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have to do this and that for my party. And

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of course I'm thinking the whole time this is crazy,

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but not as as many as there were at one time.

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And and it's like when when folks have talked to

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me about, you know, somebody who might be a moderate Democrat. Remember,

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and at least in the US House, Remember, the first

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vote that they're going to cast is the Speaker of

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the House, and every Democrat is going to vote for

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Hakeem Jeffries to Speaker of the House. And that's going

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to determine the direction that Congress will go. And so

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I mean that that's I don't care where they are

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on anything else. When you're doing that, and when they're

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taking that position, that's kind of the uh. If they're

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going to do that, they're they're showing which way the

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country's going to go, and it's going to be hard left.

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Speaker 1: What is your sense? I'm sorry, go ahead, Yeah, no,

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you go ahead. I was gonna what's your sense? Because

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Hakeem Jeffries got kind of jammed up with this Mamdannie

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endorsement situation, right, I don't remember if he eventually ever

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did endorse Mamdani, or if he did, maybe it was

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like at the very end and maybe sort of half

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hearted or whatever. I don't I get the sense that

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there is that there is some discomfort, even if it's

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just from like an electability standpoint, like they're kind of

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afraid that if they go too far towards Mamdani that

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it could spell electoral problems for them. What's your sense

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of that.

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Speaker 4: I think they're I think they agree with them a lot, frankly,

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and I do think that the you know, the the

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the the Aocs, the Jasmine Kracus, the Elano mar the

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Maxine Waters. Uh uh, these folks that I get served with,

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you know, they just I think that they don't represent

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a lot of the Democrats that are there. But the

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reality is those folks they're the ones that are calling

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the shots in their party. And you could look even here,

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uh Pete in North Carolina at Roy Cooper, who at

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one time when he was the Attorney general, I would

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say was probably a moderate Democrat. I mean he was

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in times that I would work with him when I

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was in the legislature again before he was governor, you

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know he was he was, I would I would have

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said that he was moderate, but from the day he

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became governor, he gradually went further and further to the left,

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to the point where, let's don't forget this, he was

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vetoing legislation requiring shriffes to crack down on illegal criminals,

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where he was vetoing legislation to say no men in

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women's sports. I mean, you know, no mutilation of children

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of this gender reassignment junt. I mean, he embraced the

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far left. And so the point is is that all

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of these Democrats, whatever stripe they are, they know to

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be to be a part of this modern democratic party,

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they have to embrace this far liberal agenda. And it's

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a shame that they're not pushing back and actually actually

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trying to fight for something that makes sense. I mean,

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I believe it's healthy to have a good two party system,

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other party ought to be, you know, basically becoming a

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socialist leftist party. This is I mean, this is dangerou stuff.

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Speaker 1: This is very.

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Speaker 4: Unique in the history of this great country. And and

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I'll tell you, I'll point out Ilano Mark. I mean,

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I look at her as a member, she's a member

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of Congress like I am, and I genuinely believe that

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that lady hates this country. If you what she says,

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what she does, I mean, it's like she literally hates

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America and what has made America great. And that is

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the new faith, that is the new embodiment of the

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Democratic Party. And look it's like and then they're they're

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doing I mean, they they stooped any levels. I mean,

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in my own race, for example, you have a lady

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who's a left wing nut job who switches parties as

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a quote Republican, says she's a Republican in name only,

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and then runs for Congress, trying to confuse voters. I mean,

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it's not gonna work. But then you have it happening

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in other races around the state where Democrats switch to

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become a Republican run against other you know, like legislators

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or you name it all. But because they know if

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they run under their banner that they won't win because

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people aren't going to embrace it. But that is the

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modern state of the Democratic Party, which is absolutely in

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shambles because they do not represent mainstream America at all.

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They represent the left wing, lunatic fringe Congressman Tim Moore.

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Speaker 1: I got to leave it there. I do appreciate the chat.

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Thanks so much. Safe travels to you, sir, Happy New Year.

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Speaker 4: Great to be with you right here.

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Speaker 1: Yes, sir, take care. That's Congressman Tim Moore. All right.

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also the text line have some messages here on the

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text line this from Ron. Will they give mom Donnie

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security clearance or will Trump stop it? He now has

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access to all NYPD intelligence. It's a good question. I

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don't know. Yes, Mamdanni revoked mayor former Mayor Eric Adams's

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Executive Order fifty one, which was designed to combat anti Semitism.

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That was one of the first things that Mumdanni did.

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And Mark says, returning the resources to the workers. You know,

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returning also sounds like when they say gun buy back,

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it's a great that's a great point. Mark, Yeah, it's

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not a buy back because you didn't buy the gun

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from the government. When the government does their buy back programs,

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they're not buying it back because they didn't sell it

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to you in the first place. When they want you

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to turn in or sell your guns back to the government,

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when you never bought it from the government in the

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first place. Susie says, I hear that Mamdanni became a

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US citizen only seven years ago. That's true, and he

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has never had a real job outside of politics. Also true.

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I still can't believe people were stupid enough to elect

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him to be in charge of the largest city in

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our country. Insanity. Also true. That is all said true.

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So again, this is from Sean Dearns at the Washington Examiner,

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very lengthy piece in the December tenth edition. He's a

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Washington based foreign affairs analyst, and he says Mamdani himself

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has a history of extreme statements, refusing to condemn calls

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to globalize the Antifada and meeting with men involved in

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the nineteen ninety three World Trade Center bombing. His coalition

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is explicitly anti Western. This is the Blame America first

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version of the New Left that emerged during the Vietnam War,

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reincarnated for the TikTok Age. As the writer Heather MacDonald

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correctly put it, Mamdani brings the student activist mindset to

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city Hall. But neither Mamdani's backers nor his beliefs are

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working class. Nor is Mamdani the polar opposite of the establishment. Indeed,

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he is the wealthy elite that he claims to disc

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byes that is correct. He was born into privilege. His father,

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Mahmoud Mamdani, is a professor at Columbia University with a

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long history of critiquing colonialism and the West, which is,

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by the way, that's critical theory, the constant critiquing. That's

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what critical theory is. And it's Hegelian which then informed Marx,

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which is the constant deconstruction of these Western pillars. These

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institutions you constantly criticize, constantly tear down in order to perfect.

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That's how this socialist utopia that somehow can never be achieved.

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It's only like through the process of critical theory and

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critiquing that you were able to strip away all of

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the stuff that doesn't work and is hypocritical or paradoxical.

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You tear it all away, and then you have one

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kernel of some perfected element and you keep that in place.

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Then you build up all new structures around that. Yep,

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and they just kind of gloss over the fact that

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you're destroying entire civilizations in the process. Let me see.

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His mother is a renowned filmmaker who has directed Rhyese, Witherspoon,

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and other Hollywood actors, and was even in position to

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turn down directing one of the Harry Potter movies. The

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Mayor elect's recent wedding was held at his family's massive

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compound in Uganda, one of multiple properties they owned throughout

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the world, and took place over three days, complete with

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armed guards, cell phone jamming equipment, and rows and rows

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of Mercedes, Benzes, range Rovers and other luxury vehicles. Mamdani's

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twenty twenty four rooftop engagement party was held in Dubai

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and was similarly lavish. These are Champagne socialists. In twenty nineteen,

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the writer Rob Henderson coined the term luxury beliefs to

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describe the ideas and opinions that confer status on the

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rich at very little cost to them while taking a

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toll on the lower class. Luxury believes, Henderson argued, are

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really a way for upper class citizens to showcase their

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social status. See in the past, you used to be

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able to have all the luxury goods to show your superiority.

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But in the era of mass consumption, where the latest

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product is readily available, there is increasingly less status attached

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to luxury goods. Accordingly, wealthy elites have settled on something else,

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Henderson says, and that is ideology. These are the luxury beliefs.

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Henderson gave was on the final podcast that Charlie Kirk

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ever recorded. Henderson was his guest and they were talking

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about how Mamdanni's rise is emblematic of the upper crust's

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latest fetish. He said, the very people who back Mamdani

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are the ones who most resemble him, affluent, over educated,

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and eager to prove their virtue at someone else's expense.

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And this, by the way, is not new. This idea

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is not new. The wealthy elites have been lending their support,

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financial and otherwise to destabilizing political movements for a very

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long time. You can trace it all the way back

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to Karl Marx himself. He was a nepo baby himself.

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His dad was a wealthy lawyer. He lived off of

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the patronage of angles, off of the patronage of his father.

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He gave him money and stuff. They would have these

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lavish galas and whatnot. Dude never worked in a factory.

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Like the whole philosophy is just envy and rotten in

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up at all. It is pre gaming with Brett wintererble.

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You can catch his show live here on WBT from

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three to six weekdays. Brett Winterable, how art thou? Sorry?

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Speaker 5: I am great, wonderful new year. Lots of great stuff happening.

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Speaker 1: I'm very very happy, good, very good, lots of great

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like what great stuff?

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Speaker 3: Iran? Iran is certainly going to be in the I

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didn't see anything.

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Speaker 1: About that in any of the major media.

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Speaker 3: They're trying not to talk about it.

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Speaker 1: Isn't that weird? No?

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Speaker 6: Not really?

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Speaker 1: So are they so those oppressed Muslims? Yes, they are

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not worthy of attenta fata. No, they are not worthy

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of campus uprising?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 1: I mean why is that?

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Speaker 4: What?

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Speaker 1: Like I feel like if we're gonna stand with in

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a pressed Muslim population on the college camp or was

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it because maybe all the college kids were home for

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Christmas break? Sorry sorry winter breaks?

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Speaker 4: Wow?

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Speaker 5: Good joy?

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Speaker 3: That's a good choice.

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Speaker 1: No, No, Trump's president. We could say Merry Christmas again, right,

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that's right, so uh yeah, So why why the disk

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parrot attention? Do you think?

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Speaker 5: Because they they really like the United States. The people

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on the ground like the United States, the Persians, the

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Persians absolutely and they look there for for millennia there

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was a great relationship between between Israel and and Persia.

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Speaker 1: That was when they were Zoroastrians.

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Speaker 3: That well, that is that is, that is true.

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Speaker 6: But let me let me just point out one thing

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here that I think is going to be the test.

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Speaker 1: Okay, what is the over under for? I don't know what.

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I don't know what the over unders for?

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Speaker 5: How dare you getting on a flotilla in the uh

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in the straits of horror move?

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Speaker 3: I mean, what what where are we gonna get? How

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dare you? How dare you he's gonna she's gonna be

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sun sunbathing in the.

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Speaker 1: Straits of I don't why would you put that image

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out there? What of horror moves? So, first off, I

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don't think she would go there because no, I don't

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think no, no, I don't think she's going to go

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there because the Israelis are not going to be able

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to protect her from the Iranians.

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Speaker 3: No, she's pro Irani, she's pro mulla.

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Speaker 1: Right. I don't think they're gonna care now. I think

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if she starts floating through there, they're gonna just they're

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gonna well no, because I don't think they've got the

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ability to actually blow up the ships anymore, do they?

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They don't. Not real Israel took out a whole lot

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of them.

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Speaker 3: Very true, very true.

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Speaker 5: And but but look, here's here's the upside to this

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is you're gonna get the Hamas flotilla with her at

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the head of the of the top and here, and

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it's gonna happen right there. It's gonna be amazing right

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in the Straits of Horror moves. Yeah, h O r

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m us for people at all?

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Speaker 1: Or hormas? Is it Hormas moves? It's always the Straits

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of America? Okay? Can I ask you what we need

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to rename on that one street of America? The Straits

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of America?

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Speaker 3: Very good, well played?

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Speaker 1: Why not? That's awesome? I mean'st we can call it

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whatever we want. It's true. Yeah.

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Speaker 5: If this falls, yeah, Domino style.

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Speaker 6: Okay, what happens to kir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron and

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that weirdo Carney up in because they all came out

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big lely for hamas stand what happens are they Are

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they done with the circle of trust?

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Speaker 1: No, I think they'll just they'll It'll be kind of

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like remember when Trump was on stage with all of

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the European leaders and Kier Starmer thought he was getting

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introduced to speak, and then he didn't. He just was

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like yeah, and Kre you're a good guy, and he

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just turns away and Starmer just kind of like stands

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there looking all awkward. I think that's the I think

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that's the equivalent. But at a geopolitical level, he's just

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kind of left standing there, kind of flapping in the wind.

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I think like, if the Iranian regime falls, which I

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don't know if it will, I'm not making any production.

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I am terrible at making predictions, so that's why I

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don't make them. But if it does fall, I saw

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one analysis today that was talking about this is a

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very bad deal for China. Yep, China and Venezuela. Oh

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the seven to ten split, because exactly right. Well, because

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the Chinese Belt and Road initiative, yes, and the use

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of the Venezuelan oil that feeds into these economies, like

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all of that has been disrupted. If you're if you

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look at all the different countries that are sort of

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along this Belton Road initiative, yep, Trump's targeting all of

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them along the way. And right in the middle of

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the Belton Road initiative is Tehran. It's right in the middle.

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And if you sever that, then you've lost the Chinese

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influence pipeline literally into the Western hemisphere, which is what

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Trump talked about in the National Security document, talking about

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it's like the Monroad doctrine with like the Trump Amendment

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to it or right, yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 3: This is gonna be cool.

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Speaker 1: Man, if this dare I say it? Seven dimensional chests?

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Speaker 3: Seven dimensional chests.

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Speaker 5: By the way, don't forget Greenland is technically in the

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Monroe doctrine zone.

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Speaker 1: Is it really? Yes? It is interesting, it's in the

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Western Is it still for sale? I don't know. I

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mean I thought it was for sale because he was

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talking about buying it. You know, would you be interested

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in buying Greenland? Sure?

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Speaker 5: Yes, definitely get the right price, gets your pad, you know,

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it gets good padding right there?

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Speaker 1: I mean, right, and if we get invaded, they go

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to Greenland, invade Greenland.

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Speaker 5: First, probably probably, Yeah, I think it's this is this

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is really interesting.

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Speaker 6: This, I mean, this is we got to wait and

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see who takes kem.

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Speaker 1: Chatka kem chatka.

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Speaker 3: You know, risk, the game of risk.

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Speaker 1: Oh I was never into risk.

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Speaker 3: Seven ten split. Just just say that.

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Speaker 1: Just seven ten split. That's the Okay, that's the right.

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I'll tell you what, though, I will pay you five

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dollars if Greta Thunberg ends up sunbathing in the strait

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of hormones? Will happen U and I won't, Okay, I

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won't even she won't even have to be sunbathing, right,

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just be and I don't need pictures of that, right, okay,

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So people, don't send me your AI generated crap on

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the time. Don't do that. Oh all right, that'll do

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

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