Trump’s Home Runs & One Big Miss： My Honest SOTU Analysis
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Trump's State of the Union speech is in the books. There were some really good moments and some that I disagreed with, but overall, I was extremely impressed with Trump's speech. I give him a 95% rating and give him an A+ overall.
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All right, we've got a special episode of Relatable today reacting to Trump's State
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of the Union. There were some really good moments and something that I really disagreed with. We'll
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get into all of it today as well as the Democrats' reaction. If you love Relatable, please leave us
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Arrows, do that now. Go to sharethearrows.com for your tickets. All right, let's get into the State
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of the Union. Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Wednesday. Hope everyone is having a wonderful
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week so far. All right, today is a special episode, which is why I am recording from home, not my typical
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setup in the studio. We actually recorded today's episode yesterday, talked about something totally
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different. But after I watched the State of the Union last night, I was like, I've got to respond
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to some of these key moments. I was extremely impressed. If you just want to know my overall
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impression of Trump's speech, extremely impressed. And in fact, if you want to see some of my
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predictions of the State of the Union, the things he was going to say, the things that I hoped that he
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was going to say, you can watch the Blaze TV coverage, I was on for about an hour and a half
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pre-show, hoping that he talked about some of the things that he did talk about. But also, I was
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hoping that he would mention a little bit more about Christianity, a little bit more about religious
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liberty, a little bit more about marriage. But overall, very strong speech, historic speech,
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painted this really incredible picture of Western civilization and America's place in it. It was
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unapologetically America first, citizens first, and the way that he showed so strategically the
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juxtaposition of Democrats who were basically protesting, putting their own constituents and
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America's own citizens first, and the Republicans who, at the very least, just believe that Americans
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should be prioritized in our policymaking. It was brilliant. It was absolutely brilliant. I didn't
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agree with everything that Trump said, though, and we'll get into some of that. But overall, I would
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give him 95%, which is an A rating. So let's talk about some of my favorite highlights. I mean, I could
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talk for two hours about all of the things that he discussed and that he pointed out, but I just want
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to give you the top moments that I think that you need to consider, that you need to have in mind,
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especially as we're going into the midterms, but also as you're having conversations with your
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friends, especially those who are politically agnostic, those who hate Trump, have these
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nuggets in your mind when you're comparing the right and the left. Okay. So overall, I saw this CNN
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poll, um, 63% had a positive reaction to Trump's state of the union versus 36% negative. Now I will say
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there's always these, uh, reaction polls from CNN or CBS over the years, and it's very, um, biased
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towards whatever party, uh, is in office. And so it's mostly going to be Republicans watching
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Trump. It's mostly going to be Democrats watching Obama. So of course, most Republicans are going to
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be happy about Trump's state of the union, but this is CNN. So maybe it is a little bit more accurate
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about what the country felt about Trump's speech overall. I found it to be extremely unifying or it
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should have been unifying the things that he was saying were so unapologetically patriotic and
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American that if you were against him on the things he said about, I don't know, genital mutilation of
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children or, um, um, or just patriotism, illegal immigration, then you really are on the fringes
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of American society. Okay. So, um, it was one hour and 48 minutes. That is a record for a state of the
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union address. Not surprising at all. Typical Trump. He went off script a little bit. He stopped.
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Everyone applauds. Not everyone applauds, but a lot of people applause. He's a showman. He likes to
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go off script. He likes to make jokes. He likes to make jabs. He likes to react to what the audience
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is doing. That's what makes him him. Um, it was extremely upbeat. That was something that surprised
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me a little bit. I said in the pre-show analysis that I thought, you know, I think we're going to start
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to see his age a little bit, not just because it's Trump, but because anyone at this age doesn't have
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the same stamina that they did 10 years ago, 20 years ago. And he definitely is a, is above where
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most people are his age, but look, it's late at night. He's going, going, going. This is a long
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speech. We actually didn't see that. I did not see his energy wane, but he started out so strong.
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In fact, he was basically yelling and patriotism in support of the U S hockey team that of course,
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People are asking me, please, please, please, Mr. President, we're winning too much.
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We can't take it anymore. We're not used to winning in our country until you came along. We're just
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always losing, but now we're winning too much. And I say, no, no, no, you're going to win again.
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You're going to win big. You're going to win bigger than ever. And to prove that point to prove that
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point here with us tonight is a group of winners who just made the entire nation proud. The men's
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Okay. So for those of you who are just listening, let me tell you like exactly what is going on
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there. Um, you might think, Oh, all of those people sitting in the back, why weren't they
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standing up? Well, you can see them with their laptops. Those are staffers. Those are people
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who aren't really participating. They're working for the Congress people or the senators that they're
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working for. And they're not really supposed to necessarily be standing up. Now you did see at
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the beginning of that clip before he announces the hockey players. And he just says, America is
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winning. You don't see any Democrats stand up, which if I'm fair, I could understand why they
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wouldn't applaud that because he's basically making fun of them. Like he's basically making
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fun of people who he would call losers. And that has always been Trump's play, by the way,
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this is not different for him. He has always, his pitch has always been, we've been losing for a
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really long time and we should probably win. And he believes that he is the champion of that.
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And I think that he has been in a lot of ways. Um, now he did, we'll just get straight into this.
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He did talk about lowering the cost of IVF and also taxpayer funded IVF. So he talked about his
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new website, Trump RX to lower prescription drugs. Um, Trump also highlighted the first customer,
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Catherine Rayner, who used the site for IVF related drugs, which obviously I'm not excited about. I'll
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explain that in a minute. Let's place out three. And here tonight is the very first customer ever to
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get that big discount. And it is big Catherine Rayner for five years. She and her husband have
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struggled with infertility and they turned to IVF. One drug has been costing Catherine $4,000 to purchase.
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But a few weeks ago, she logged onto the Trump RX website and got that same drug that cost $4,000,
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got it for under $500, a reduction of much more actually than $3,500. Catherine, we are all praying for you
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Look, I think, I think that Trump's heart is in the right place here. He probably has not grappled
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with the ethics of IVF. The vast majority of people, Christians and non-Christians have not
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grappled with the ethics of IVF. And so he's thinking more babies, the better. And it's so
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hard for someone to struggle with infertility, which of course we should have compassion for the struggle
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of not being able to have a child. And we should handle those people with gentleness and understanding.
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And we want married couples, moms and dads or husbands and wives rather, who want to have kids
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to be able to have kids. But the problem with in vitro fertilization is that it's not good for the
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woman's body. And it almost always creates embryos that are eugenically tested in a lab and then
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discarded, or they're indefinitely frozen. We have over a million embryos on ice right now that have
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been abandoned, that might be adopted one day by strangers. And that's a more redemptive option.
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However, there's also going to be these frozen embryos that are just thrown in the trash.
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And as you guys know, it's possible when you go through IVF to choose the gender that you want to
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give birth to, it's possible to get them tested for, um, abnormalities like down syndrome, discard the
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ones that are not graded highly enough. And I know you might say, well, it's possible to do IVF without
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those things. And it is possible, but it is extremely rare. And if our tax dollars are going toward that,
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we are just exacerbating the problem. Anytime you take sex and procreation, you separate those things.
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They're going to be ethical issues. Like the only way to be able to pro, uh, procreate without any
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ethical quandaries whatsoever is within the context of marriage between one man and one woman through
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sex. Adoption is a beautifully redemptive option, but surrogacy egg selling sperm selling IVF, which
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basically asks the child to sacrifice its own wellbeing, its own health, in some cases, its own life
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on behalf of adult desires that is disordered. We are not going to become a godlier in more ordered
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society by going that direction. I understand why someone like Trump wouldn't really get that.
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It's been like the Catholic church and a sliver of Protestants who have understood that. But those
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of us who do know that life inside the womb at the earliest stages matters just as much as every
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other life, no matter the age, no matter the size, no matter the level of sentience, we have to be the
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ones to speak up and say no. Um, and so that was the one part of the speech that I can think of
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that I really did not agree with. I'm not going to celebrate that. And in fact, if Congress is trying
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to pass a law that would have us fund IVF, like I will be calling my representatives, my senators,
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and I will be encouraging you to do the same because I don't want to fund more slaughter of babies,
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more embryos, unborn lives are killed through the IVF industry than through the abortion industry every
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year. That really matters. All right. Now moving on to some things that I really did agree with,
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and that was his absolute condemnation of illegal immigration. And I believe at the very beginning
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of this segment, he said something amazing that like, gosh, I don't remember exactly what he said,
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but basically that we're not going to have a single illegal alien crossing over our border. We are going
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to make it as, um, tough as possible. And we have, we really have secured the border, uh, so much more
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strongly than we did under the Biden administration, which has helped so much. He highlighted Delilah.
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She's a young girl who survived a horrific car crash that was caused by an illegal alien. And thank
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God she did survive. I know of another little girl in South Carolina who was three years old. Her family
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was leaving church. They were hit by a drunk driver who is an illegal alien who should have been
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deported, who shouldn't have been there in the first place. And she died. And there are too many
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people who should still be here today. If our border had been secure, every single life that is lost
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because of an illegal alien was a policy choice. Okay. That's different than the random murder of
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someone who doesn't have a criminal background. Every crime committed by an illegal alien is preventable.
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So in light of that, and to honor this sweet little girl, he announced something called
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Delilah's law. Here's stop four. Many of not most illegal aliens do not speak English and cannot read
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even the most basic road signs as to direction, speed, danger, or location. That's why tonight I'm
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calling on Congress to pass what we will call the Delilah law, barring any state from granting
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commercial driver's licenses to illegal aliens.
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You've got no Democrats standing up and applauding that. That would have been a common sense position
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even under Obama. Certainly under his first term, that would have been something that Biden would
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have supported. That would have been something that Hillary Clinton would have supported.
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If you've read my book and specifically the chapter on immigration, I go through all of the Democrat
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quotes over the past or yeah, the past 20 or so years against illegal immigration. And you'll note
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that it really wasn't until 2015 that Democrats shifted on immigration. Republicans have not
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Democrats shifted on immigration to the left really in just opposition to Trump, which is such a superficial
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and dumb reason to change on something that is so important. This is a common sense position.
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They shouldn't have a driver's license. Unfortunately, that doesn't prevent illegal immigrants from
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driving. Um, but it creates another hurdle and it creates another reason for them if they are pulled
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over to be in trouble with the law and then be out of here. And so we want that. We want it to be as
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difficult as possible to be an illegal alien in this country, right? Like that should be obvious.
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And you might see that as cruel. I see that as orderly. I see that as loving my neighbor. I see
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that as preventing another Lake and Riley preventing another Delilah protecting the vulnerable populations
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that are disproportionately targeted or harmed by people who should not be here in the first place.
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And by the way, I just want to be really clear about this. I don't believe in just deporting,
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um, illegal aliens after they've committed crimes. Like why would I want to wait until another Delilah
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happens? Why would I want to wait until another Jocelyn Nungary happens? No, I believe that citizenship
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is a thing. Sovereignty matters. And so I believe that every single illegal alien, no matter what your
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background is, should be deported. Absolutely. And again, that used to be something that was
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common sense, but now it is strictly partisan. Uh, here is Trump continuing on what he calls the
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border invasion. So five, we can never forget that many in this room not only allowed the border
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invasion to happen before I got involved, but indeed they would do it all over again. If they ever had
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the chance, if they ever got elected, they would open up those borders to some of the worst criminals
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anywhere in the world. The only thing standing between Americans and a wide open border right
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now is president Donald J. Trump and our great Republican patriots in Congress. Thank you.
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Yeah. I mean, he's absolutely right on that. And gosh, again, he has been consistent on this since 2015.
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And while I think that ice and Trump's policies have had a tough time, um, in the media and have
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had a tough time with messaging, I just want to emphasize again, the importance of PR people get
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mad at me when I talk about this, both on the right and the left. I put out a post a couple of weeks ago
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saying, you know, when everything was happening in Minneapolis, we need to be able to show the DHS and
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ice Trump. They need to be able to show the human side of illegal immigration, like the human lives
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that are affected. People like little Delilah, we need to be telling those stories. We need to show
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women in particular who are targeted by that toxic empathy. We need to show them that like
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these people deserve your compassion to these people are the true victims of this. And it's not
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just a compassion war. It's not just an emotion war. That's another thing I make really clear in
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toxic empathy. At the end of the day, it's about what's true, what's right, what's good, but we can't
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be led in just one progressive direction by our empathy and forget about the victims of illegal
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immigration. And some people got mad at me when I said that they said, no, we just need to roll tanks
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in Minneapolis. It doesn't care. Who cares about optics? Who cares about PR? Well, if you care about
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policy, you have to care about PR. Okay. In this country, it matters what the voters think about
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things. And if you care about what the voters think about things, which you should, if you want
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the right people elected to enact the right policy that does the right thing, then you first have to
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care about the messaging. You have to be able to convince people that this is the right way to go.
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And you can do that through logic. You can do that through lots of different means of persuasion,
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but we shouldn't discount the heart. We shouldn't discount the compassionate side of it. The
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difference though, between good compassion and what I call toxic empathy is that good compassion
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should lead you closer to truth, should lead you closer to order, to good policy instead of destructive,
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bad, stupid policy, like open borders. Um, okay. So Trump says that the first duty is to protect
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Americans. And let's see, I think this is the one where he says, like, if you believe this, if you
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believe that it is the first duty to protect Americans and not illegal aliens, please stand up
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and watch what happens. Thought six. If you agree with this statement, then stand up and show your
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support. The first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens.
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Okay. Again, basic common sense. Of course we put Americans first, like they're not even afraid of
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it. And that was such a beautiful moment. I bet that was Stephen Miller's idea to just basically hold
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their feet to the fire. Give us all a visual, like let's do, let's do some stacking here. Let's give an
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incredible speech. Let's show people in the moment that Democrats will not stand for prioritizing
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Americans over people who are not citizens, who are not from this country, who don't have a stake in
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this country, but also like, let's get some good B roll for future campaign videos. I mean, that is
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perfect going into the midterms and they're just saying it now. Unfortunately, I want to be realistic
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about this. There are people in the world, unfortunately, especially Christians who have this completely
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muddled mentality about America first, that it's wrong to put America first. It's wrong to care
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about citizenship. It's wrong to put citizens first because, Oh, our kingdom is not of this world.
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And you know, God doesn't love one group of people more than another. And you know, we're united in
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Christ and all of this stuff that spiritually is that actually has nothing to do with how the nation
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state is run. Yes, that is true. Our citizenship as Christians is in heaven. Yes, of course we are
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united with people around the world, um, who share our faith. And that does transcend borders and earthly
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citizenship. That doesn't mean that earthly citizenship doesn't matter because you're basically
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saying that nations shouldn't exist, that borders shouldn't exist, that laws shouldn't exist, that
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anyone should just be able to go anywhere and it will be fine. Well, that creates chaos. You know who
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the author of chaos? Satan is the author of chaos. God created nations. He created governments. He
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created laws and people so often cite the old Testament by saying, Oh, you shouldn't oppress
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the sojourner. Well, you shouldn't oppress the sojourner, but Israel also didn't tolerate illegal
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immigration. If you were a sojourner, if you were someone outside of Israel who went into ancient Israel
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and you wanted to live among them, you had to abide by all of their laws. There was one law for the
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foreigner and one law for the Israelite. You had to be circumcised. You had to follow all the
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laws and homosexuality. You had to follow all of the cleansing laws, all of the ceremonial laws.
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So I'm not interested in applying all old Testament law to America today, but if you liberals are who
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cite the old Testament to try to inform what our immigration policy should be like, let's do the
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whole kit and caboodle. Now we're talking, now we can have a conversation of what that looks like.
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It's so interesting how liberals will have their own form of Christian nationalism. But at the same time,
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if we say, Oh yeah, we should put Americans first, just like Zimbabwe should put Zimbabweans first.
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That's some form of fascism. It's really crazy. It doesn't make any sense. Also, he talked about
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crime and this is something also that I really care about. If you see a theme and the things I care
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about, I really care about protecting a little guy. I really care about protecting vulnerable people.
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Irina Zarutska is one of those vulnerable people. She was a refugee. She was coming from Ukraine.
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She was living, she was working. She was on public transit in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is actually
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a story that I talked about the day that Charlie was murdered. I was on Megan Kelly show. We were crying
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about that. And then I heard the unimaginable and the day just got so much worse. And I really applaud
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Trump for, um, not allowing the story to be completely eclipsed and remembering her, what happened to her
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when she was stabbed on the bus by this guy who had a long rap sheet should have been in prison,
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should not have been free to kill her. Everyone stood there and watched her die. And Trump honored
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her mom. It was a really sweet and a very sad moment. Sot seven. Mrs. Zarutska tonight. I promise you,
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we will ensure justice for your magnificent daughter. Irina.
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How do you not stand? How do you not stand? Yeah. I mean, honestly, that makes me want to cry.
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There are actually so many things in that little video that makes me want to cry because you've got
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Erica Kirk who was standing right next to her and comforting her. That's such a powerful moment.
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Actually, I think of the last post that Charlie posted on acts was about Irina Zarutska because
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he also was leading the charge and talking about these derelict DAs, these derelict judges who won't
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do their jobs, won't put people in jail because of the color of their skin. They want to meet racial
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quotas. They think social justice means being soft on crime and just allowing criminals to run wild.
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So there's not too many people in prison. And he was speaking out for justice for Irina,
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like so many people were. And then of course he was killed so unjustly the same day. So to have both
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of them together there and Erica, the widow turning to comfort her was just such a moment. And I mean,
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all of us know who are moms, the worst possible nightmare scenario is something happening to your
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child. And so I just pray that her mom did not see that video. I saw that video of her bleeding out.
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It is so disturbing. I cannot imagine the pain of having that happen to your child and you not
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having been there to help. And so good on president Trump for honoring her and her life and highlighting
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again, the problem of crime when we are okay with social justice, because, Oh, we care so much about
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the criminal so much about the accused that we forget the vulnerable people that actually die by those
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policies. I've said for a long time, social justice kills, social justice kills soft on crime policies,
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kill toxic empathy, which justify those policies. It kills people. That's why it's so serious. And for
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the Democrats not to stand up for hurt, it should not be partisan. It shouldn't be partisan to put your
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country first. It shouldn't be partisan to say, Hey, crime is bad. And we should do what we can to
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stop that. And we don't have this particular clip because it just came to mind, but Trump touted
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this incredible statistic, which it's been fact check CBS put out a quote, a quote saying, yeah,
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we fact to this. And it's true. A Trump said that murder in America is at a 125 year low. That's
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incredible. I mean, there could be so many factors for that could be just tough on crime policies across
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the States. Um, but on a federal level, it could be the deportation of illegal immigrants. And don't
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tell me, well, immigrants commit fewer crimes than citizens. First of all, we don't really know that's
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true. Illegal immigrants by definition are undocumented. So we don't really have a way to
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verify how many crimes they commit and every single crime committed by an illegal immigrant is one too
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many. Yeah. We have homegrown citizen criminals here. We don't need to import more. We need to deport
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them all. And so I guarantee you that had something to do with this. Um, speaking of Erica Kirk and
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Charlie, Trump had a moment at the state of the union. Um, gosh, it just seems like so long since
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Charlie was murdered. It's hard to even believe that this is the first day of the union since Charlie
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died. Um, but he took a moment to honor Erica, to call out political violence. And then he also tied
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this in with this resurgence of the Christian faith that we're seeing that Charlie played such a huge part
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of. So last year, Charlie was violently murdered by an assassin and martyred, really martyred for his
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beliefs. His wonderful wife, Erica, is with us tonight. Erica, please stand.
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In Charlie's memory, we must all come together to reaffirm that America is one nation under God.
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And we must totally reject political violence of any kind.
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100%. And now I don't know if the Democrats stood for that. Hopefully they were able to agree with
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that. Again, we're talking bare minimum. Now there is a camera person who deserves a raise.
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He deserves an award. I don't know if we have this moment where Donald Trump is talking about Somali
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pirates and he's talking about the fraud that happened in Minnesota and the camera guy
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pans to Ilhan Omar as soon as he says Somali pirates. Oh my goodness. I mean, she has allegedly
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committed a lot of fraud. So basically on the same moral level as Somali pirates. But she also yelled
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that Trump, she was extremely angry that Trump was talking about any of this. Trump talked about ending
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sanctuary cities like Minneapolis who are housing a lot of these fraudsters and Omar didn't like it.
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officials who block the removal of criminal aliens. In many cases, drug lords, murderers all over our
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country. They're blocking the removal of these people out of our country. And you should be ashamed
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of yourself if you advocate for those kinds of policies. She's yelling there. You have killed
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Americans. You have killed Americans. Okay. Like if we just want an even and fair conversation and we all
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think killing Americans is wrong, I can agree with that. I can reach across the aisle and say, yeah,
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killing Americans is wrong. Like even when an illegal alien does it, right? Even when it's Charlie
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Kirk, because I, if I remember correctly days after Charlie was murdered, you had Ilhan Omar calling him
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a racist bigot at some town hall meeting that she was leading at the time. So I'm not really convinced
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that the pro abortion, pro illegal immigration stomp on the grave of a martyred man, Ilhan Omar is really
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that morally concerned about Americans dying. Um, so yeah, that doesn't surprise me. I also just wanted to
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point out that Rashida Tlaib, uh, part of the squad is right next to her and she's got this little pin on
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it says release the Epstein files, but Epstein is redacted, which of course, yes, I think that all of the files
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should be released. I think victims should get justice no matter what side of the aisle they might be on
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100%. I just want to point out that Rashida Tlaib and others like her did not care about the Epstein
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files until Donald Trump took office, which I think is really gross. I would actually think that it's
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more moral for you just to never care about it, never talk about it, but for you to only care when
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you can use these people who are sex trafficked as political pawns, that's really, really ugly.
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Again, doesn't surprise me. It's not like I think that these women have moral limitations or moral
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limits. Now, really important topic that he touched on, which again, I think 85% at least
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of the country agrees on that we shouldn't try to trans kids. Like we shouldn't be butchering their
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bodies, no chemical castration, no puberty blockers, no double mastectomies. He highlighted this young
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woman. Her name is Sage Blair. She was a young girl who was pressured by school officials to socially
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transition to a boy, Saten. But surely we can all agree no state can be allowed to rip children from
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their parents' arms and transition them to a new gender against the parents' will. Who would believe
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that we're even talking about this? We must ban it and we must ban it immediately.
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Look, nobody stands up. These people are crazy. I'm telling you, they're crazy.
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Democrats are destroying our country, but we've stopped it just in the nick of time, didn't we?
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Honestly, praise God. Praise God. And this is why when people send me Trump's tweets or posts,
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or he said this, or he made this joke about the women's hockey team. I'm like, I don't care.
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I don't care because you've got one side of the aisle that won't applaud for the fact that we
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shouldn't be taking kids out of their parents' custody to be transitioned to the opposite sex.
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We shouldn't be pumping teenagers with cross-sex hormones and taking off their breasts and chemically
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castrating them. You've got one side of the aisle who can't say, yeah, I think we should put American
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citizens first, who can't even honor a refugee who was murdered by a longtime criminal. I mean,
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we've got good versus evil when it comes to policy here. Okay. So yeah, I'm going to have a lot of
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grace for Trump's foibles because I am thankful every single day that Kamala Harris isn't president
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and that we've got Republican conservative policy for the most part, dominating the political
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conversation right now and helping our neighbors. So I'm very thankful. I'm thankful overall for
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this speech. We have to keep representing as Christians, what is good, right, and true,
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representing those babies inside the womb. We can't let them be forgotten about just because
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they're hidden away, just because they're frozen, just because they're small, just because people
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on our political side of the aisle think it's no big deal. We have to continue to be a voice for
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the voiceless while still affirming that Trump and his people are doing a lot to advance what
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is good, right, and true. And honestly, in this speech, I just see a lot of God's mercy
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on our country. And I'm very thankful for that. Remember politics matter because policy matters
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because people matter and how the president is presenting these policies affects all of those
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things. And so it has to matter to us too. All right. We will be playing the episode
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that we filmed yesterday tomorrow. So this was a little special episode. You'll get an additional
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episode tomorrow. That one's an important one too. See you guys back here then.