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Chief Justice John Roberts, the supposed guardian of judicial restraint, has once again stepped into the spotlight, not with a gavel, but with a press release. Why the heck is Chief Justice Roberts issuing a public statement against Donald Trump s constitutional actions with USAID? The JFK File is also starting to be released. We break down some of the information that has come to light, and after 16 years, Stu and I get to take a victory lap on something that has been mocked relentlessly.
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Why the heck is Chief Justice Roberts issuing, but not issuing, a public statement against
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Donald Trump's constitutional actions with USAID?
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We break down some of the information that has come to light, and after 16 years, Stu
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and I get to take a victory lap on something that everybody mocked relentlessly.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, the supposed guardian of judicial restraint, has once again stepped into the spotlight, not with a gavel, but with a press release.
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Now, remember, these are the justices that go to the State of the Union, and you could say, George Washington, he was the best, and America, it's the best, it's done some things wrong, but it's really, really super great.
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They're not allowed to show any kind of deference one way or another.
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So you don't show any kind of support one way or another.
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So he issues a press release, strangely not through the Supreme Court, not through the usual channels.
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So it's a really rare move for a Chief Justice to do this.
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And he rebukes the President, President Trump, for suggesting that judges who overstep their bounds might face impeachment.
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Well, first of all, Trump, not known for his subtlety.
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Him saying things like this, not really novel, really.
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The Constitution vests Congress with the power to check the judiciary, just as it checks the executive.
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It's not a blank check for black-robed philosopher kings.
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Is it wrong for them to say, you want to impeach the President?
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Is it wrong for people to call for impeachment?
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But it is not something that you come out and go, oh my gosh, how dare you?
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You're saying, oh, I've got to clutch my pearls.
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I wish I was transgender right now because I'd be having my strand of pearls that I can clutch.
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Yet Roberts, in his indignation, clutching his pearls, crying out, this is a threat to judicial independence.
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Now, it's not wrong to defend the appellate review process.
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Usually these things come out when you're giving a talk to, you know, law students or something.
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You'll say, you know, that's not the way it works, et cetera, et cetera.
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And he's spoken about this even eloquently at times about the proper, you know, the proper channels to correct judicial error.
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2018, he reminded us, we don't have Obama judges or Trump judges or Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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Well, yeah, okay, I wish that were true, but it's not, see, D.C. district judges.
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But he's come out and said that, and that would be the right thing.
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The system is designed so higher courts can sift through the lower ones, not for pitches or for pitchforks and gavels to fly.
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Now, Trump is not, you know, parsing Mayberry versus Madison.
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He's not like, you know, I'd like to make an intellectual case on this.
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So here's the president saying this, and the judicial branch trying to muzzle him doesn't, I mean, I don't care, but free speech, it's not bent away from the commander-in-chief, is it?
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I mean, can the commander-in-chief, can the president have his point of view, just like can John Roberts have his point of view?
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John Roberts should have his own point of view based solely on the Constitution, and he should have the restraint to look impartial every step of the way.
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I wonder, can he be trusted to try anything, anything, to review anything on Donald Trump?
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Trump thinks that justices that are overreaching by inventing rights or rewriting statutes from the bench, he thinks that that is impeachable.
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You know, the framers didn't build a system where only judges can chime in on things.
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But Roberts seems to think that Trump's words carry some, I don't know, hypnotic power that's going to frame America's view of the judiciary as a piñata for political whacking.
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But he doesn't even own his own statement, a formal, deliberate, not some offhanded quip, framing Trump in this light as a, I don't know, a hypnotist.
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I don't know, isn't there something to be seen here from the chief justice?
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I mean, he's not just scolding, he is signaling, I'm the arbiter of propriety.
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I'm the one that will tell what's right and what's wrong.
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When Biden railed against the Supreme Court as out of control or a extremist court, that maybe we should add two or three more justices until we get it right.
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Where was, get me my quill, I must clutch my pearls and write a missive out right now.
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But if you want to just look at him as face value, I think one is stronger than the other.
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But if you want to just take it as even, Trump said this, and it is, even though it's in the Constitution, how dare you?
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And the other, that Biden did, is not in the Constitution, but you could read it any way you want if you'd like.
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And only one of them gets in trouble from the Supreme Court?
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And, hmm, no statements, not a lecture, nothing.
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Apparently, the threat only comes from Donald Trump.
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Now, let me remind you, this is a guy who twisted him.
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I mean, the guy, the guy was a pretzel with Obamacare.
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One way or another, he said exact opposite of what the bill actually said.
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He's like, what he should have said was, this isn't written correctly.
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If they want it to be a tax, they can write it that way.
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He bent over backwards in 2015, saying established by the state could mean federal government because, well, intent matters more than text.
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Because if you get too far away from the people that actually said something, you know, and did something, then you don't really know what their intent is.
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And then I've read a lot of journals of those people that the history books were written about.
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This is a – what he was doing, amending the Constitution from the bench, is the biggest betrayal, constitutional betrayal of the first order.
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So here we are, chief justice who wields his platform selectively, chastising a president for speaking his mind while the other presidents speaking their mind, saying things like, this is an extremist court.
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This is why we – we just – we have to start all over again with the – that's why you don't say anything about that guy.
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Trump's call for the impeachment in the Constitution may be misguided.
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But when you look at the history of impeaching judges, it's – the bar is super, super high.
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And it should be, just like the bar to impeach the president.
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I think that this is impeachable, but I don't think you're going to make that case.
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The real question is, is why does John Robert think his voice should drown out the rest?
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Why does he think he is the one that should be heard on this?
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I mean, if you're worried about framing, oh, this guy is – this guy's framing this, you know, all wrong and people are going to follow him.
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Maybe you should look in the mirror here, John.
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We knew this because – what was it, a month ago?
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You know, when you're looking at – when you're looking at what's coming, we told you this because they told us this months ago that what they were going to do was activate all of these activist judges.
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Instead of stopping him in the streets, which didn't work, they're going to start trying to stop him in the court system.
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Well, that – honestly, guys, you didn't really learn your lesson.
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This is about a group of desperate people who know they're being exposed right now.
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You're not getting the cash from the people anymore.
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You're not just going to milk the system until all of us are just out of milk.
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Well, they can't put people on the streets because that didn't work out for them.
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Just go after Donald Trump in every possible way in the court.
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Well, that sure tells you how much they love America, doesn't it?
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Especially when you have somebody like Schumer saying, you know, just a few years ago,
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We all know there's fraud in the government and it has to be – it has to be stopped.
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Well, wait, then so we're stopping it and now you're not for that?
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And why is it that John Roberts is only speaking out against Trump and didn't say boo under Biden?
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Is it possible that he wanted to, but he was afraid because the left were the ones that sent people to the justices' house to kill the justices?
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And he knows the people on the right aren't that – we're not that kind of people.
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So, John, are you just a hypocrite that doesn't understand the Constitution?
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Because those are the only two that I see as real possibilities.
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Before we get into JFK, let me give you an update.
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Last week, last Wednesday, a week ago on my TV special,
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we showed you exclusive leaked documents from behind NASA's Artemis moon mission.
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Thanks to brave whistleblowers that gave it to us.
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If you saw this special, you learned that we spent $100 billion of taxpayer money
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obsessing over how to make the next mission to Mars into a massive DEI propaganda operation
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complete with the heroes and the villains and, you know, partnerships with Hollywood and Coca-Cola and Nike.
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It sounds funny and absurd, but prioritizing woke crap over science and human safety?
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So, all of the best scientists, all of the best astronauts were not the priority.
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You had to be a female and black, you know, or Dylan Mulvaney, I guess.
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And if you wanted to be a transonaut, you could go up in space, I guess.
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Well, we thought it was really odd that since President Trump took office
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and eliminated, quote, radical and wasteful government DEI programs,
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on day one, this program had not been abolished.
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And the NASA website describing the DEI-driven Artemis mission
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was still active when whistleblowers reached out to us.
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Prior to Blaze News and our TV investigation, the website at NASA read,
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with NASA's Artemis campaign, we are exploring the moon for scientific discovery,
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technology advancement, and to learn how to live and work on another world
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We will collaborate with commercial and international partners
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and establish the first long-term presence on the moon.
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NASA will land the first woman, first person of color,
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and first international partner astronaut on the moon,
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using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before.
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So my executive producer of the TV show, Ricky,
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reached out to the Office of Management and Budget run by Russ Vogt
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and said, hey, I don't know if you saw this special,
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Under the Biden administration, NASA updated its mission,
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vowing to land a first woman and first person of color on the moon.
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2021 internal presentation slide deck obtained exclusively by Blaze News and Glenn TV
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revealed NASA's exhaustive marketing plans for Artemis, a DEI-driven mission.
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The presentation explained NASA's plan to establish the Artemis brand.
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It stated that the mission must inspire several audience segments,
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future supporters, the public, collaborators, and advocates.
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The list included BIPOC and individuals noting that Artemis should build mass appeal
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with and get to participate, especially underserved and underrepresentative groups.
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Well, it appeared that some staff at NASA were still going down this road.
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As of 1.30, the very next day, or the day we sent it, it was still on the website.
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Next day, the OMB told us the Artemis section on the NASA website had been doged.
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And this happened because of brave whistleblowers and you.
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NASA's Artemis campaign, we're exploring the moon, now this is what it reads,
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for scientific discovery, technology, and advancement,
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and to learn how to live and work on another world as we prepare for human missions on Mars.
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We will collaborate with commercial and international partners
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and establish the first long-term presence on the moon.
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All that first, you know, woman, person of color, you know, we're going to, you know what?
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We're going to have people from the Congo in a space suit as well.
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I got a busy day today because I'm going out to a shooting range because we have the only
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gun that we know of that is an exact copy of the gun Oswald used to kill President Kennedy
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It was the one that killed Kennedy, has a different scope on it, very rare, very hard to find.
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And so, you know, we wanted to get, because we don't have the real gun, we wanted to get
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It took us two years to assemble this gun and to find all of the parts, so it's an exact
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I'm going out to a shooting range today, and we're going to do our first test.
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Uh, and, uh, we'll, we'll, we'll post some of this on X as we do it live today, but then
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you'll be able to see all of it because we're going to another shooting range, hopefully next
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week to get moving targets to see if, if they can make these shots.
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You can watch for it on X and then that'll be next week as we go through everything that
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Anybody who says, oh, I, they don't, they don't have any idea.
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He's our chief researcher, uh, for the TV show, 80,000 documents.
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How long would that have taken us to go through for staff?
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Uh, how long without Grok or AI assist, how long would that take us?
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We'd still be basically taping our eyelids open and still staring at it.
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We wouldn't even be close to attempting to be even what, like a quarter of the way through
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Well, I thought they were going to be delayed, but they finally started coming through around
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Initially there was 113 pages of these documents, but on each different page, there was about
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And those PDFs had multiple pages within the, within the PDFs.
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So all in all, it was probably around 12 to 1300, uh, pages of stuff.
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But to go through this now and you know, the modern age, all we have to do is go through,
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download each little different, uh, PDF and start feeding that into whatever artificial
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And then start, if you know the right prompts, you can start looking for things that are relevant,
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things that are new, things that contradict old disclosures.
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So, so, you know, um, we are, you know, one of the things, uh, that is very important to
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And I don't know if a lot of people even care about it, but I do.
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We, we have had, I mean, we've had really heartfelt, you know, round after round of what's ethical,
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And there's a big difference in that, uh, as you will start to see as days go by and
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more and more people just use AI to do all their thinking.
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Um, we use it as a tool to go through, to be able to do things we just couldn't do before
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80,000 documents, as you said, is what 1200 documents, um, last night, 80,000 will take
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The, just the 1200 that we went through that was the first batch would have taken us weeks
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Um, but we also then go back and check everything.
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So let me go through some of the things that I know that were found yesterday.
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You tell me also anything that I'm missing here on, uh, on what was found, but there's
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Um, one document is a memo, uh, on a release passage from a political magazine, ramparts
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from 1967 about an intelligence agency, a CIA informant and a former U S army captain,
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Uh, and he wrote the day after the assassination, I'm sorry, the, uh, the, the story wrote the
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day after the assassination, Gary Underhill left Washington in a hurry late in the evening.
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He showed up at the home of a friend in New Jersey.
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The passage starts a small click within the U S was responsible for the assassination.
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Uh, he was afraid of, uh, for his life and probably would have to leave the country.
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Less than six months later, he was found shot to death in his Washington apartment corner
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The note, um, was known what was said in on intimate terms with a number of high ranking
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The passage has been shared, uh, last night, uh, over and over again.
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That's probably one of the bigger passages that came out, you know, that was shared on
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Um, but as they, you know, people were like, Oh, it's already been released.
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Yeah, but we, we didn't actually have the document.
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Another document that was making the rounds one line in the document stated that the KGB
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watched Oswald closely while he was in the USSR, but files indicated that Oswald was a poor
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shot when he tried target, uh, target practice in the Soviet union.
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Another detail released was a letter sent by a man, um, in 1978, he was a Soviet, uh, and
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He claimed that he was detained in London on July 18th, 1963 and questioned by authorities.
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He said that he told them about Lee Harvey Oswald saying he planned to kill the president.
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He added that he warned American vice counsel, Tom Blackshear of the plans of Oswald, who
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If you're driving, I shouldn't say, I'm going to give you time to pull over.
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Could have had a car wreck if I didn't tell you before you pulled over.
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I mean, that, that's what this is so far saying to me.
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What are some of the other things that we found?
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Uh, Jason, you talked yesterday about what there was like multiple different, like a
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four different things that like, you know, it's, this is really about the what, not really
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And I think that's pretty much spot on from what I'm seeing so far right now.
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There's no, there's no deflection from the official Warren commission report so far.
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But I will say that people that have been looking into this for a long time have identified
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like 10 to 15 or 20 documents that they really want to see that have been heavily
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redacted in the past or just not been released yet.
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Some of them have some of the stuff from last night have provided more context.
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Now, let me tell you, if you're a fan of the cold war or just even like spy, you know,
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thrillers, you're going to like to read some of this stuff.
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And I'm going to, I'm going to put together some stuff for our special next week.
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Some stuff that you can just read, you know, on glennbeck.com or something.
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If anything, this stuff is like a cool, is cool cold war, you know, stuff.
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If like, for instance, I'll throw out, there was a, I've never heard about this before,
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but there was a surveillance program in Havana, Cuba before the assassination that was a
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The CIA definitely did not want to get this out.
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So that had nothing to do with the JFK files, but it was filed in that.
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So I believe it was filed in that to kind of, they kind of, they're kind of building
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this case of, um, you know, these are the things that might've agitated Cuba.
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You know, maybe if you're like searching for a lead that said, okay, maybe Cuba through
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the Soviet union was involved with the assassination.
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These things might've tipped, you know, them off.
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But I mean, but there's a lot of that stuff that kind of links back.
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You can tell the CIA is doing their due diligence and they're looking for, you know, anything.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Let me take you back 16 years ago and show you a segment that if you're watching on blaze
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TV, you might remember if you happen to be watching this particular episode, late 2008,
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Listen, you remember when Barack Obama was on the campaign trail and said, I'll
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I'm going to have a, I'm going to have an army of people in America and there'll be
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better finance than, uh, you know, than the, the military.
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And I thought to myself, what, what, who is he talking about?
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And they, you know, I got the pledge and I was going to read it to you, but I thought,
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you know, I can't really read it to you, you know, sitting here like this.
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I think you have to stand up and take your pledge.
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I will get things done for America to make our people safer and smarter and healthier.
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I will bring Americans together to strengthen our communities.
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Faced with conflict, I will seek common ground.
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I will carry this commitment with me this year and beyond.
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I am an AmeriCorps member and I will get things done.
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It's one of my favorite all-time things that I did at Fox, just because I had such an amazing
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I literally 45 minutes before the show, I said, somebody go get me Lederhosen.
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So anyway, so like a couple of days later, because I mean, it was Saturday night live.
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Everybody was making fun of that particular clip.
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Just to focus back in the 2009 criticism for one second.
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Like coming up and saying, hey, it's ridiculous that this guy's dressed in Lederhosen is your
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They're just saying the same thing as your joke.
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It's such a weak, weak attempt of like, hey, what if we pull this out of context and make
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him look like he's just a crazy person who's decided to wear Lederhosen today?
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The joke was how insane it was for you to wear Lederhosen.
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Listen how passionate he is and listen how passionate I am.
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Every day we'd be like, what the hell are they doing?
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Uh, so Bill O'Reilly, who was such a good friend to me, um, and one of the only honest
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people in my career on national television, uh, he said to me, Glenn, come on to my show.
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I'm not going to sandbag you, but that way you can get your point out on what the hell
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And he's like, I may not agree with you, but at least it'll be an honest conversation.
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And then he started seeing the media just feast like sharks.
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And he's like, might be, might be a time that you might want to come on the, uh, on
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Now listen to what happened on the no spin zone a few days later.
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I just, uh, you know, I think it's about time that, um, we used ridicule in this, in
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I think this whole idea of AmeriCorps, and which will eventually, uh, if Rahm Emanuel gets
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his way, will be required service from 18 to 24 year olds.
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You got to join the army or some kind of thing.
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AmeriCorps is just a bunch of kids volunteering to do good things.
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There's a difference between a volunteer and a draft.
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But it's always about what's around a corner with you.
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You volunteer to help your community or another community.
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I went to Kentucky and to Berea and helped the poor people.
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Nobody forced me to wear short pants, but I went and it was good.
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I want to know when you're in AmeriCorps, well, you know, are you going to get, because
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Do they get, like, this badge I got for harassing a bank?
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What is wrong with a bunch of people signing up to help other people?
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Because you've got a community organizer as president of the United States.
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This country is having framework built around it.
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There's an exoskeleton built around our republic.
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I think, and this is very easy to do, but I think he's making fun of me.
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So we had this conversation, all right, and it was a good conversation, but notice what
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First of all, they said they wanted it to be mandatory at some point.
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But that wasn't even the main crux of the issue.
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Training programs to enter AmeriCorps has been indoctrinating participants into having an anti-American worldview.
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As many as 200,000 individuals each year answer this noble call to participate in America's national service program, AmeriCorps, serving as members and volunteers across its very community service offshoots,
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only to be put through training modules that poison the very spirit of the America, of our nation.
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Training programs to enter AmeriCorps have been explicitly teaching participants diversity, equity, and inclusion concepts that indoctrinate them in having an anti-American worldview,
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one that believes that the systems and institutions of our country were designed in such a ways to benefit some and disadvantage others.
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AmeriCorps partners, such as public allies, teach the Corps members that it is insufficient to be not racist or against racism.
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They might maybe must become anti-racist, blah, blah, blah.
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It goes on to the whole, that's what I was talking about.
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This whole thing, it's just like, ah, don't you know.
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So, let's just remember what today's conspiracy theories that all the left mocks and makes fun of tends to be, in this case, not tomorrows, but 16 years of tomorrows, to be accurate.
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Let's stop giving our government, and this is what our founders said.
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Our founders said, don't trust the government with power.
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They will do things to concentrate that power so it will never escape their grimy little hands.
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Chuck Schumer was on yesterday on The View with the ramblings of a madman.
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How dare your government take my money from me?
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How dare your government tell me how I should treat my customers, the land and water that I own, or my employees?
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Government's a barrier to people, a barrier to stop them from doing things.
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We are not letting them do it, and we're united.
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Even The View people are like, I mean, unless Whoopi tells us and they put the applause sign on, I don't think I can applaud for that.
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First of all, they tell you, they tell you, I'm not going to pay taxes to your government.
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And, yeah, you know, I don't remember the government up at night worrying, crunching numbers, thinking, how am I going to make it?
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I don't remember any government agency that was like, you know what, Glenn?
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I do remember all of the times that I've tried to do something, and the government steps in and goes, no, no, I'm going to make it harder.
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And you're like, well, I can't do it if you keep bleeding me dry.
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So, yeah, Chuck, I do have a problem with the government coming in and telling me exactly how I need to run my company.
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And you don't have attorneys or politicians that are helping disruption.
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Well, I guess I'll just sit here and do it like everybody else does.
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I know that the left wants us to be more like Europe, except when we say, hey, we shouldn't be mutilating our children.
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We should absolutely be able to mutilate children.
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Because Doge is cutting all of this stuff out and saying, this is a waste of money.
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Who could possibly make an honest case in favor of the waste of your tax dollars?
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This is how, see, they see everything as a collective.
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They don't actually see the hours that you work.
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They don't see you at the end of the month or in the middle of the month trying to pay your rent or your mortgage saying, I can't do it.
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They don't see the fact that you can't pay your bills, but you know that you'll go to jail if you don't pay them first.
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Quite honestly, the government should be the last thing that I should worry about paying.
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They expect you to pay over tithing, over everything else.
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There's no, there is no, hey, guys, can you just let up on me for a while?
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But then on top of it, you then insult me by wasting it.
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By spending it in ways that I find absolutely abhorrent.
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And then when we find out about it, you mock me for saying, I don't want to pay my taxes if that's the way you're going to spend it.
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None of us right now are actually saying, I won't pay my taxes.
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If that's the way you're going to spend it, I'm not going to pay.
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But you mock me for even saying, look at the waste.
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But if I can't pay my taxes, if I can't pay them, you don't care.
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Your IRS people will say, well, you should have not paid something else.
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And when you can't make your budget, you just print more money, which you then add to my bill.
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It's the most reprehensible system of all time because it's charity with a gun, which doesn't make that charity.
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Anytime a gun or jail is involved, it ceases to be charity or a public duty or an honor to be involved.
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Let's tell them we're going to do it for five years.
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I'm going to pay for it because it's the right thing.
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And if they said that to us, how many of us would do it?
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Claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament.
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She was so focused on visualizing that she didn't see the column behind her car on her backhand side.
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Good thing Claudia's with Intact, the insurer with the largest network of auto service centers in the country.
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Everything was taken care of under one roof and she was on her way in a rental car in no time.
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I made it to my tournament and lost in the first round.