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Speaker 3: I'm so sick of this show.
Speaker 6: This shouldn't happen. There's no excuse for this, and it
Speaker 6: seems like scorepp Pewing season starts earlier and earlier every year.
Speaker 3: And we just allow it.
Speaker 6: I felt terrible for the kids. I felt so bad
Speaker 6: for not just the victims, that the people who witnessed
Speaker 6: it and will now have to live with that for
Speaker 6: the rest of their lives. I don't feel bad for
Speaker 6: their parents. This happened at a Catholic school. There should
Speaker 6: have been no children there at all. We know what
Speaker 6: the church does to kids, so I feel terrible for
Speaker 6: the kids made the universe protect them from their Catholic
Speaker 6: parents and the church. Y'all can shove your thoughts in
Speaker 6: prayers right where the brightest of the suns don't shine
Speaker 6: so far up that black is that even your God can't.
Speaker 3: See them or hero.
Speaker 6: Because I'm all out of compassion for Christian nationalists.
Speaker 3: Y'all you did this.
Speaker 1: Welcome, my friend, is to the Thursday edition of bosn
Speaker 1: Earle's Rush Hour. That voice among the many commenting on
Speaker 1: the tragedy that took place yesterday in Minnesota. This is
Speaker 1: a refrain that we are hearing from some people on
Speaker 1: the left. We are hearing, of course, of course cut nine.
Speaker 1: This is what else we're hearing. My friends endlessly.
Speaker 7: Have more guns in America than we have people. The
Speaker 7: reality is is that we have these assault rifles that
Speaker 7: can reel off thirty clips in conjunction with a magazine
Speaker 7: before the person even needs to reload. The reality is,
Speaker 7: did these guns make their way into cities across America
Speaker 7: by the trunk?
Speaker 1: Okay, we're also hearing this from the police in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: the chief of police cut three.
Speaker 8: So right now, we don't have a clear motive to
Speaker 8: establish for why he did this at the church today,
Speaker 8: we are obviously open to every possibility, and we're hopeful
Speaker 8: that once we are able to go through the scene,
Speaker 8: all of the evidence that's collected, that we'll be able
Speaker 8: to better provide answers for our community.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's some note for you, ladies and gentlemen from
Speaker 1: our former White House Press secretary, now host that number
Speaker 1: one host that on PMS NBC soon to be PMS now.
Speaker 1: Prayer is not freaking enough. Prayers don't do not end
Speaker 1: school shootings. Prayers do not make parents feel safe sending
Speaker 1: their kids to school. Prayer does not bring these kids
Speaker 1: back enough. With the thoughts and the prayers that was
Speaker 1: former Press Secretary Geenezaki, we have more, and we'll have
Speaker 1: a lot more from her. Today Caroline Levitt, the current
Speaker 1: White House Press Secretary, spoke about Miss Saki. She's been
Speaker 1: making all kinds of statements and cut of Levin is
Speaker 1: what Caroline Levitt had to say.
Speaker 9: Yes, I saw the comments of my predecessor, Miss Saki,
Speaker 9: and frankly, I think they're incredibly insensitive and disrespectful to
Speaker 9: the tens of millions of Americans of faith across this
Speaker 9: country who believe in the power of prayer, who believe
Speaker 9: that prayer works, and who believe that in a time
Speaker 9: of morning like this, when beautiful young children were killed
Speaker 9: while praying in a church, it's utterly disrespectful to deride
Speaker 9: the power of prayer in this country, and it's disrespectful
Speaker 9: to the millions of Americans of faith. And I would
Speaker 9: encourage Miss Saki to pray for these families themselves, who
Speaker 9: need it right now more than ever.
Speaker 1: Now Miss Saki opened her program. This has cut ten
Speaker 1: Carlos Well. I don't know about open, but this was
Speaker 1: one of the highlights of her program yesterday.
Speaker 3: And it began like this, And.
Speaker 10: All they should be hoping to do is have someone
Speaker 10: to sit with it lunch, or someone to play with
Speaker 10: on the playground.
Speaker 2: They should be waiting.
Speaker 3: To hear and update when they get home.
Speaker 10: And that is not what these parents of the school
Speaker 10: experience today. Sorry, this is a tough one. Having a
Speaker 10: child killed while they are sitting in a queue for
Speaker 10: a morning prayer service is not what any parents should
Speaker 10: have to worry about. And I have felt a mixture
Speaker 10: of anger and a lot of anger and emotional exhaustion
Speaker 10: about this today. Is I'm sure many of you have,
Speaker 10: because we have been here so many times, so many times,
Speaker 10: and yet again, like clockwork, half of the politicians in
Speaker 10: our country have little more to offer than thoughts and prayers.
Speaker 10: That is all they are offering us. All join all
Speaker 10: of us in praying for the victims. Was Vice President
Speaker 10: Jadie Vance's response today. That's what he said.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 10: Please join me in praying for everyone involved. Trump wrote,
Speaker 10: we have seen this play out over and over again.
Speaker 10: There is a shooting, then come the thoughts and prayers,
Speaker 10: and then comes the attempt.
Speaker 3: To shift the focus.
Speaker 10: This is what always happens. You're going to start seeing narratives.
Speaker 10: You're already seeing them. They're already out there about how
Speaker 10: the shooter was trans. You're going to see narratives about
Speaker 10: how the shooter appeared to be anti Trump and anti
Speaker 10: Semitic and clearly was in the midst of a mental
Speaker 10: health crisis, there's no question about that. But here's the thing.
Speaker 10: There are trans people all over the world. They're anti
Speaker 10: Semitic people, unfortunately, all over the world, and people filled
Speaker 10: with plenty of political hate all over the world. And
Speaker 10: mental health issues are not unique to the United States.
Speaker 10: And yes, we should do more to address them. But
Speaker 10: it's also an issue all over the world. But this
Speaker 10: is the only country where shootings like this this one
Speaker 10: happened this often. The United States not only has the
Speaker 10: highest rate of gun violence of any country in the world,
Speaker 10: it's become a leading cause of death for young people
Speaker 10: and teenagers in this country. That should make everybody angry.
Speaker 10: Weagonizing the shooter's identity is meant to distract from what matters.
Speaker 10: That is what they are doing, trying to distract from
Speaker 10: what matters. Here's what matters. Today's shooter bought the rifle, handgun,
Speaker 10: and shotgun they used to do what they did today. Legally,
Speaker 10: we live in a country with more guns than people,
Speaker 10: where there are not universal background checks, they're not bands
Speaker 10: on assault weapons, and it is far too easy to
Speaker 10: buy a gun. It's the guns, everyone, It's not really
Speaker 10: a secret. There are a lot of things to feel
Speaker 10: outraged about right now, and I try, I really try.
Speaker 1: It's the guns everyone, It's not really a secret. It's
Speaker 1: the guns everyone. It's the guns. It's the guns. It's
Speaker 1: the guns. You know, like Jen Saki, we have all
Speaker 1: been down this road. We've heard this thing many times before.
Speaker 1: One of the kids that rose to fameou is becoming
Speaker 1: from a victim of school shooting and well known to
Speaker 1: all of us in this audience. David Hogg of course
Speaker 1: released his own statement and they tossed him out of
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party leadership. He was there for a hot second,
Speaker 1: then he's out cut fourteen. This was David Hogg with
Speaker 1: their usual.
Speaker 4: Has the power to do something about this. After Parkland,
Speaker 4: he repeatedly said, you guys are cowards. You're not going
Speaker 4: to do anything because you're afraid of the NRAY. We
Speaker 4: need to do something about guns. That is what he said.
Speaker 4: And then he met with the NRA and did nothing.
Speaker 4: Why because he is a coward. And my message to
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is that you are a coward, sir. You
Speaker 4: are not going to do anything about this issue because
Speaker 4: you were terrified of the NRA, even though you have
Speaker 4: the power to save tens of thousands of lives. You
Speaker 4: were the strongest president in modern American history, with a
Speaker 4: chokehold over your party and both chambers of Congress. You
Speaker 4: have the power to end this, but you are not
Speaker 4: going to because you're a damn coward.
Speaker 1: So it all comes up to the same old lines
Speaker 1: that we hear. By the way, yes, Carlos Lesson to
Speaker 1: put a name. Somebody commented that that was sure quick
Speaker 1: ternative emotions from Jensaki in that first segment of hers
Speaker 1: that we played. One minute she's crying, sobbing. The next
Speaker 1: minute she's on a political rant just with the vitor. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, look emotions. It's eemo shenset be jesup. Yeah, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm not taking any of this lightly. Guns. Guns. We
Speaker 1: hear this, and we've been hearing it all the time,
Speaker 1: so now we keep hearing this.
Speaker 3: There are more guns in America than the right people.
Speaker 3: There are more guns in America than there are people.
Speaker 1: That's true, and that also means that there are more
Speaker 1: people in America that have guns that are not using
Speaker 1: them for anything immoral, anything that could be considered other
Speaker 1: than because they either want them, have them, use them
Speaker 1: for self defense, have them for self defense. And they
Speaker 1: have them and we have a right to county.
Speaker 3: We all know this.
Speaker 1: I don't want to go through the same litany of
Speaker 1: arguments we hear every time. Yes, there are more guns,
Speaker 1: and you know what, if we had more people in
Speaker 1: this country that had the proper moral compass that understood
Speaker 1: one of the basest basic commandments of the Ten commandments,
Speaker 1: thou shout not kill. And if we had a country
Speaker 1: that where more people who have guns, because we have
Speaker 1: more guns than we have people, if we had more
Speaker 1: people that were actually living their life according to the
Speaker 1: rules of every I don't know what you call the religion.
Speaker 1: Most religions in this earth teach the same things to people.
Speaker 1: There's moral clarity about murder. There's no unambiguous call. This
Speaker 1: is not even debatable. There is a right, there is wrong,
Speaker 1: There is good, there is evil. The more people who
Speaker 1: align themselves with good, and when a nation is overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: aligned with good, you don't get this kind of thing. Now,
Speaker 1: there are a lot of reasons, but these people continue
Speaker 1: to look at it as it's the guns, not that
Speaker 1: it is the deranged soul, the deranged mind that is
Speaker 1: responsible for these things. It is strictly looked at as
Speaker 1: it's the inanimate object that rather than the human being.
Speaker 3: It is the human being.
Speaker 1: It is the being that is responsible for these that
Speaker 1: being that is not exercising the discriminate that all human
Speaker 1: beings have. That is a God given discrimination to choose
Speaker 1: to do good or choose to do evil and you
Speaker 1: can go through every Now, there could be reasons for that,
Speaker 1: but we can keep on these people every time this happens,
Speaker 1: keep on arguing over the girl. Did I hear Jensaki
Speaker 1: cry about those kids and Los Angeles that were gunned down?
Speaker 1: Did I hear cry and open her show crying about
Speaker 1: the children in New York City that are gunned down?
Speaker 1: Do I hear any of these Democrats crying every week
Speaker 1: when the stats come in from these blue cities across
Speaker 1: America and you have three, four or five people dead,
Speaker 1: and you have multiple people injured, like last week Chicago,
Speaker 1: twenty something people injured. Did see open her show crying
Speaker 1: about that? It was the same numbers of people roughly
Speaker 1: that happened in this incident, same numbers over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Did any of these journalists open their show crying about
Speaker 1: the three lives that were lost in Chicago last weekend
Speaker 1: and the twenty something that were injured.
Speaker 3: Did any of them cry about any of these people?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Did they demand action?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 1: If these lives are important enough for her and everyone
Speaker 1: else to open up crying. If David Hogg was nowhere
Speaker 1: to be seen on TV crying about what happened in
Speaker 1: these inner cities last week? Why not? Why not? James
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Speaker 3: The year was nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 1: Isaac Hayes, who co wrote this one for Sam and Dave,
Speaker 1: sent a protest letter to I'm Bob Dole Canada, Bob
Speaker 1: Dole these stories.
Speaker 3: I'm Bob Dole, Bob Doles send a letter.
Speaker 1: To Bob Dole requesting that Bob Dole's campaign stopped using
Speaker 1: this song. His campaign had been running this song with
Speaker 1: changing the lyrics to I'm a Dole Man, Yeah, Yeah, creative.
Speaker 3: And when Isaac hay said.
Speaker 1: That cat ain't a bad mother anyway enough, thank you,
Speaker 1: so so. Randy Winingarden, who has failed more American children
Speaker 1: as lee of the American Federation of Teachers, also powerful
Speaker 1: proponent for closing the schools down during COVID, making sure
Speaker 1: set back to American children's education by years, was one
Speaker 1: with Chris Janning on PMSNBC. And She's again with the
Speaker 1: same line that you keep hearing. There are more guns
Speaker 1: on the streets than we have people, and the principal
Speaker 1: cause of death for kids is these kinds of killings.
Speaker 1: The principal cause of death for a lot of kids.
Speaker 1: By the way, let's break that down for a quick second.
Speaker 1: The principal cause for a lot of children in America
Speaker 1: doesn't come from guns. It comes inside Planned Parenthood abortion centers.
Speaker 1: Let's start there. The the abortion mills, the genocide mills
Speaker 1: run by Planned Parenthood. More children dieing those than on
Speaker 1: the streets. But I get the point that she's trying
Speaker 1: to make ignoring And by the way, who supports that
Speaker 1: Democrat party?
Speaker 3: And as far as these kinds.
Speaker 1: Of killings, these kinds of killings, as I has been
Speaker 1: saying since yesterday, happened in every American city, every day,
Speaker 1: every week, and not a word from old Randy Winegarden,
Speaker 1: not a word from the Democrat. She says she agrees
Speaker 1: with Democrat Minnesota Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, who says, we
Speaker 1: have to fight for a nationwide assault weapons band. Part
Speaker 1: of that fight is to create a culture that human
Speaker 1: life means more than a gun culture. Oh, you're gonna
Speaker 1: lecture us on human life now, really, James Golden, snurdlys
Speaker 1: is said in American media, keep it right here, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, do not go away. There are other things
Speaker 1: in the news I like to touch on, but I'm
Speaker 1: going to stay with this just a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: If you don't mind, don't go away.
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Speaker 2: Is that just me?
Speaker 11: Or does anybody else feel this way? When you're driving
Speaker 11: and you see somebody with an American flag on their
Speaker 11: car or truck, either a sticker of the American flag
Speaker 11: or they're flying the American flag on their vehicle, Or
Speaker 11: when you drive past somebody's home and they're flying the
Speaker 11: American flag outside, does it make you look at the
Speaker 11: driver of the vehicle a different way now? Or look
Speaker 11: at the homeowner a different way now? When you see
Speaker 11: this different way, Nail, I do it makes me feel
Speaker 11: a certain type of way now. I'm just I'm just
Speaker 11: curious or wondering if anybody else feels this way now?
Speaker 11: Or is this just me? I don't know, Let me
Speaker 11: know in the comments.
Speaker 1: Whatever I mean let her know. I mean, yeah, do
Speaker 1: you feel a certain kind of way, Nail? Neil, what
Speaker 1: kind of way?
Speaker 3: Nail? Oh? Well, all right, so we.
Speaker 1: Were talking before we left off with this comment from
Speaker 1: a Randy Winengarten, and let me just say this. You
Speaker 1: have so many others and I could play them when
Speaker 1: I'm not going to play them more. We have Don
Speaker 1: Lemon in here today. We have other quotes from Jensaki,
Speaker 1: all of it. But one thing that I keep hearing
Speaker 1: over and over again is that we don't spend enough resources,
Speaker 1: resources on you know, getting all these guns off the street.
Speaker 1: We don't have the resources resources. You know, the thing
Speaker 1: that America is missing most the biggest resource that is
Speaker 1: in shortest supply the truth. It is the most accessible
Speaker 1: resource that we have, and it is not acknowledged looking
Speaker 1: at the truth would be the biggest resource that we
Speaker 1: ever have, the just being unafraid to say the truth.
Speaker 1: The truth, for instance, which many of these Democrat politicians
Speaker 1: seem to have a problem with right now, is that
Speaker 1: there is an increase, there is an increase in the
Speaker 1: number of trans young people men particularly that are turning
Speaker 1: to violence. It is not conjecture and it's not me
Speaker 1: assaulting the trans community. I have no interest in assaulting
Speaker 1: or being hateful toward any community of anybody. But we
Speaker 1: should be truthful, and this is what has been in
Speaker 1: denial the truth. The truth is that this entire fabrication
Speaker 1: of trans women transmen is a total misconception from reality. Yes,
Speaker 1: you can surgically alter someone's body. Yes, you can change
Speaker 1: their body and their psychological component to change by infusing them.
Speaker 1: We're very powerful, and in some cases it's harmful drugs.
Speaker 1: But at the end of that process, a man will
Speaker 1: not become a woman. A woman will not become a man.
Speaker 1: They are still a woman, They're still whatever they were,
Speaker 1: although it can have effects on them. That's the truth.
Speaker 1: And that's what people do not want to say, this
Speaker 1: entire entire political now community, because that's what has become
Speaker 1: a political identity and a social a social construct and
Speaker 1: a political identity is based on a lie that somehow
Speaker 1: or another we can change what God has ordained. God
Speaker 1: made these genders. Or if you don't believe in God,
Speaker 1: if you just want to say, whatever power created the universe,
Speaker 1: that's who created us. And no matter what we do,
Speaker 1: no matter how much we want to argue against them.
Speaker 1: No matter how much we think we're in control of
Speaker 1: it all we are or not. That is another misconception.
Speaker 1: We are not in control of this. So the truth
Speaker 1: is a resource that is not being offered to people
Speaker 1: that desperately need it. Instead, you get people that are
Speaker 1: trying to placate their delusional thinking. And by the way,
Speaker 1: we do this to ourselves, we also, when it's convenient,
Speaker 1: placate our own delusional thinking about things. It's a human weakness.
Speaker 1: The truth is, no matter what weapons man creates, the
Speaker 1: weapons are useless unless there is a human involved in
Speaker 1: using them. The truth is, consciousness is what is necessary
Speaker 1: to change what is happening in our society, a change
Speaker 1: of consciousness. In the nineteen forties, in our country, in
Speaker 1: the nineteen thirties, nineteen twenties, now almost one hundred years ago, unthinkable,
Speaker 1: these mass shootings that happened on a daily basis unthinkable
Speaker 1: that they would happen in this number. It was unthinkable.
Speaker 1: Now we've accepted it because so many people are doing it.
Speaker 1: Part of it is that we don't punish crime the
Speaker 1: way that we used to, and criminal behaviors.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 1: You know, when America was first founded, if you were
Speaker 1: found guilty. Even if you go back and you look
Speaker 1: at Virginia. And I've read through the entire writings of
Speaker 1: Thomas Jeffs, not having read all of it, huge volume,
Speaker 1: but I did read one part that stuck with me,
Speaker 1: which is when he was arguing in the House of Burgens.
Speaker 1: When he was arguing for when they were establishing law
Speaker 1: in Virginia. You were convicted of a crime like murder
Speaker 1: or something like that, you hung the next day, unless
Speaker 1: it was a Sunday, which was a holy day. They
Speaker 1: wouldn't hanging on a Sunday, so you'd have to wait
Speaker 1: till Monday before they strung you up, so you might
Speaker 1: get two days. You're convicted, You hung period, open shut.
Speaker 1: You took a life, yours is taken, and it was
Speaker 1: strict in America. Holy Now, I'm not I understand that
Speaker 1: times have changed, and yes, I understand the abuses of
Speaker 1: all of that, especially when it comes to black people
Speaker 1: and the way that the law was abused by the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party to oppress black people for years and years.
Speaker 1: So I'm not saying that we should never evolve. But
Speaker 1: here's what can anybody say that we are dealing with
Speaker 1: crime and punishment. Honestly and truthfully, what these same people
Speaker 1: now that are out whining about guns and guns. We
Speaker 1: have more guns. We have more guns in America than
Speaker 1: we do. People are some of the same voices that
Speaker 1: are railing against Donald Trump sending out the National.
Speaker 3: Guard, who, by the way, have seized.
Speaker 1: Over one hundred and twenty three guns from criminals in
Speaker 1: DC within a two week period. And you don't hear
Speaker 1: them celebrating about that. They're bemoaning we don't need them.
Speaker 1: You have the gun violence that takes place in Chicago,
Speaker 1: you have the gun violence that takes in place in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. Then you have the convoluted argument that Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom and others put up. Well, you know you have
Speaker 1: red states where they have merm mortars. Yeah, because in
Speaker 1: red states there are blue cities, and blue cities are
Speaker 1: run by Democrats, and these democrats let murder in every
Speaker 1: other crime war.
Speaker 3: But that never comes into account.
Speaker 1: These same people that are crying on their media shows
Speaker 1: now crying crying, don't say one word when every single week,
Speaker 1: children trying to play in this near their homes are
Speaker 1: murdered by gangsters, are raped in some cases by people
Speaker 1: that are illegally in this country and others by pedophiles
Speaker 1: that are here already. They don't, they don't open their
Speaker 1: shoes with tears and with lamentations about how awful it
Speaker 1: is and how these children deserve better than this. Yes,
Speaker 1: these children do deserve better than this. No one wants
Speaker 1: to talk about the racial component in this on these
Speaker 1: liberal outlets. Either you want to talk racial, let's talk
Speaker 1: about the numbers of black kids that kill other black
Speaker 1: kids that where this is now become part of the
Speaker 1: societal norm in certain neighborhoods with among a certain class
Speaker 1: of the black population in America. It is not the
Speaker 1: entire black population, but there's a certain class. And you
Speaker 1: know what, the gangster lifestyle is something that's been promoted, glorified.
Speaker 1: It's even glorified to the point that some of the
Speaker 1: biggest leaders are now put up by these same media
Speaker 1: companies as heroes paraded all around the world that were
Speaker 1: promoting ganinst the rap that were promoting all the rest
Speaker 1: of the stuff that advocated violence, shooting, killing, murdering, sex
Speaker 1: without end. Look, they treated the guy now that he's
Speaker 1: considered first class criminal of the year. P ditty. Anybody
Speaker 1: know what p didty was doing. You remember, they were
Speaker 1: throwing this guy keys of the city, this, that and
Speaker 1: the other, All these guys that now have helped create
Speaker 1: a culture that has normalized violence, normalized killing, murdering. Whatever
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party celebrate. Look what Kamala Harris did. Look
Speaker 1: who she brought on stage with her. Look at how
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton tried to make nice to the rap community
Speaker 1: because she needed.
Speaker 3: The black voter, wanted the black vote.
Speaker 1: None of them came out there and said, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is really harmful for this culture.
Speaker 3: This is really harmful for.
Speaker 1: As long as these mass killings in America take place
Speaker 1: every week and they're in black neighborhoods, and mostly it's
Speaker 1: black kids or brown kids getting killed, and it's a
Speaker 1: bunch of black kids and brown kids doing the killing.
Speaker 1: As long as that is okay, then it's okay. And
Speaker 1: damn you if some white president, especially Republican, starts talking
Speaker 1: about trying to stop the killing fields in these American cities,
Speaker 1: then the Democrats go on all out held warfare against
Speaker 1: that president. But oh oh, some children got killed in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: and I'm not saying that lightly. It is horrible that
Speaker 1: have never happened and what do we get. We get
Speaker 1: what we should get every time a child is killed
Speaker 1: in America needlessly. These people are the biggest hypocrites, no kidding,
Speaker 1: There no breaking news there in the world. We see this,
Speaker 1: we tolerate this in our country. And when Donald Trump
Speaker 1: tries to stop it in Washington, in Chicago, in New York,
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia, in Los Angeles, he's the bad guy, He's
Speaker 1: mister Evil.
Speaker 3: But yet they can.
Speaker 1: Come out here and now preach to all of us
Speaker 1: about how bad guns are.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 1: Never wants the lack of morality with those people using
Speaker 1: the gun. Never wants the lack of human decency and
Speaker 1: consciousness and respect for human life about the people that
Speaker 1: have normalized this behavior. Let's blame the anonimate object again.
Speaker 1: It's not something that's going to end soon, in fact,
Speaker 1: but my friends, thank you so many. I heard from
Speaker 1: so many of you after yesterday's show, either popped me
Speaker 1: an email through the Daily bs dot com, and so
Speaker 1: I wrote an article today about what I discussed yesterday,
Speaker 1: about taking the same drug that many of these trans
Speaker 1: kids take and what it does. And I will tell
Speaker 1: you something. I am still convinced that part of what
Speaker 1: we are seeing in this society is not just this
Speaker 1: drug and the way that it is affecting these youth.
Speaker 1: But I still in the back of my mind wonder
Speaker 1: whether so many of these kids that are getting into
Speaker 1: so much difficulty. We have generations of American kids that
Speaker 1: have been drugged up almost from the moment that they
Speaker 1: could walk, and many of them boys, because it is
Speaker 1: assumed that boys with high energy must there must be
Speaker 1: something wrong, so we have to stop them from behaving
Speaker 1: aggressively because they're boys. There's a lot of unpack and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. Let's take a break. James going in Slowly,
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Speaker 12: Scott Jennings, I actually had a negative reaction to the
Speaker 12: mayor's statements today. I think it's wrong, frankly, to vilify
Speaker 12: or attack people of faith, you said, Fowsome ring Hollow.
Speaker 12: I think thoughts and prayers are the most solid on
Speaker 12: days of tragedy for people who live their faith every day.
Speaker 12: And I think on a daylight today, particularly in a
Speaker 12: church community, there are probably people praying harder for comfort
Speaker 12: today than they have ever prayed in their life. And
Speaker 12: so I think, and I've heard others on the left
Speaker 12: today I go down this line of attack against people
Speaker 12: of faith, sort of denigrating the idea that they might
Speaker 12: want to pray today, And so I think his statements
Speaker 12: were misguided. The thing that struck me today, Abbey, truthfully,
Speaker 12: when I was watching this unfold, was that the two
Speaker 12: little ones that died were eight and ten. I have
Speaker 12: seven and nine. Those are my two youngest. They turn
Speaker 12: eight and ten in a few days. And I you know,
Speaker 12: we could probably sit here and argue out all the
Speaker 12: issues of faith and transgenderism and all the other things
Speaker 12: that have been raised today. But it strikes me that
Speaker 12: none of us ever want to know the terror and
Speaker 12: the absolute emptyle that will never be filled that those
Speaker 12: parents of the eight and ten year old are going
Speaker 12: to feel. And I just thought, maybe tonight, the most
Speaker 12: useful thing any of us can do would take ten
Speaker 12: seconds and just sit quietly and be still, and be
Speaker 12: quiet and think about those families, because they are never
Speaker 12: going to be the same no matter what we say
Speaker 12: they are.
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