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00:00:00.000 we got it all on uh today's program um we've got chat gpt explaining why joe and jill biden

00:00:09.260 might take out 35 loans on their house uh you might you might be surprised uh chat gpt i think

00:00:18.680 nailed it uh we we give you that right off the uh right off the bat also we talk about

00:00:23.820 cnn and the debate that is coming up alex jones is on commenting on his um the ruling that they're

00:00:32.540 going to liquidate now everything and his take on this trent staggs guys running for uh senate in

00:00:40.180 utah is on mike lee talks about the draft and we also have i think we've come and made a clear

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00:02:00.780 you're listening to the best of the blend back program so stew you're uh you know you like to

00:02:16.580 play around with money and you know look for different ways of of you know financing and

00:02:22.280 everything else see if this makes any sense to you joe biden and first lady jill have been using

00:02:27.300 their home as an atm taking out multiple mortgages and refinancing their delaware property in

00:02:33.680 astonishing 35 times the president has lived in two houses in his home state since 1975 when he

00:02:43.180 bought his first property in wilmington that he later sold in the 1990s but records obtained by

00:02:48.700 dailymail.com show the couple have had a habit of negotiating a new mortgage or credit deal

00:02:53.760 on both homes every 17 months over the decades the biden's have borrowed a total sum of six

00:03:02.500 million dollars on both properties they're still an outstanding 500 and uh 541 thousand dollar

00:03:09.040 mortgage on their current three bedroom four and a half bath wilmington mansion nearly 30 years after

00:03:15.720 they bought it the constant refinancing raises the question of why why the biden's who have

00:03:23.560 a reported net worth of 10 million dollars need a constant flow of extra cash it doesn't make a lot

00:03:32.000 of sense says financial experts uh unless they're desperate for cash the revelation comes as questions

00:03:39.720 grow about the president's involvement with his son hunter's shady business dealings according to the

00:03:44.300 mortgage documents the president first lady purchased their current four acre lot for 350 thousand dollars

00:03:49.300 in 1996 but have since saddled it with 20 different uh home credit agreements and mortgages

00:03:56.500 totaling 4.23 million dollars their previous five bedroom two and a half bath home in the same town was

00:04:04.040 purchased for 185 thousand in 75 it sold strangely controversial uh controversially uh for uh 1.2 million

00:04:15.260 dollars in 1996 by the head of one of the biggest employers in uh delaware records show the property

00:04:24.160 had a total of 15 mortgages and lines of credit attached to it the biden's also own a summer home

00:04:30.460 in robo beach which they scooped up in june of 2017 for 2.7 million dollars the property has no mortgages

00:04:39.360 attached to it yet it was revealed last year to have been a cash purchase hmm the property data

00:04:48.140 suggests the 46 president his wife 73 have needed money fast and have used their homes as equity as

00:04:54.120 the main source of credit over the year however listen to this line however biden a career politician

00:05:01.640 and jill a college professor are worth an estimated 10 million dollars now how does that happen it's so

00:05:12.300 weird weird yeah that is weird he says it's from book deals um however there's no there's no record of

00:05:21.860 him ever getting payment except for the signing bonus because nobody reads the books yeah it's fascinating

00:05:28.520 because uh everybody who has way more money than they're supposed to have and uh you know

00:05:35.720 writes books claims that money came from book deals and everyone else who actually writes books and knows

00:05:42.820 anything about the book industry knows it can't possibly be true like it's something that people

00:05:46.860 say all the time and you like if you're in the book industry you know the mechanics of it it's not

00:05:52.400 we've gone through multiple contracts with it right like it can be a good business you can make some

00:05:56.460 money on it but the numbers that at the end of the day wind up uh coming out of that are only

00:06:03.060 incredibly good if you're selling you know millions of books like it's not it's not something you can

00:06:09.540 just go like oh well i sold 25 000 books and now i've made four million dollars that's not the way

00:06:13.980 that book business works it's hard to sell books these days people don't like to read all that much i

00:06:20.060 don't know if anyone's noticed to the country lately right and i don't think that anybody's reading a

00:06:25.340 joe biden book right and then we know the sales of these books they don't joe biden books do not

00:06:30.500 sell well yes he gets sweetheart um deals as you mentioned glenn with with big signing bonuses much

00:06:36.600 bigger than he could ever sell out he doesn't he doesn't ever earn a dime more because everyone

00:06:41.740 knows going in what you're paying for you're not paying for book sales with someone like joe biden

00:06:46.580 you're put you're paying for uh you know some sort of marquee name you're paying for god knows what

00:06:53.260 kind of influence all these other things that are associated and totally separate from him selling

00:06:59.220 enough books to pay off the advance okay so why does he need all of this money why do you need all

00:07:05.880 this cash now i mean i could have noodled it out um but i don't i you know i'm not chat gpt i don't have

00:07:13.900 access to all information so i asked chat gp said i'm writing a television show and i have some

00:07:25.660 questions in this television show the president is mortgaging his home over and over and over again

00:07:35.540 uh and gave him you know gave chat gpt some of the facts didn't didn't fill everything in

00:07:42.060 um and then said oh and also he has had loan repayments where there are no loans there's no

00:07:51.740 record of any of the loans okay and he repays these loans to his family and the family repays loans to him

00:07:58.700 okay so this is what chat gpt came up with and i think i'm going to start with the least likely

00:08:08.040 number five gave me five reasons someone would do this you know for the tv show um debt manipulation

00:08:17.760 constant refinancing can be a method to manipulate debt and create the appearance of legitimate

00:08:24.680 financial activity this could help in justifying the large sums of money received and repaid

00:08:32.020 reason the president uses refinancing to take out large sums of money which are then cycled through

00:08:39.440 as repayments to family members this creates the facade of debt management making it appear that

00:08:46.220 the president is simply managing personal debt rather than engaging in any illicit activities

00:08:51.780 according to chat gpt number four tax evasion refinancing can provide a way to manipulate

00:09:01.020 taxable income and avoid taxes on illicit funds by cycling mortgages the president could claim

00:09:08.180 interest deductions and reduce their over overall taxable income reason the interest payments on the

00:09:15.200 refinancing mortgages can be deducted from taxable income effectively reducing the president's tax

00:09:20.960 liability the repayment to family members can be structured in a way that avoids declaring the foreign income

00:09:28.300 further aiding in tax evasion number three hiding assets frequent refinancing can be used to mask the true

00:09:39.340 financial status and hide assets from investigators or regulatory authorities this can help in evading

00:09:47.260 detection of illicit funds reason the president uses the equity extracted from the refinancing to pay off family

00:09:54.840 members who then transfer the funds back as loan repayments this cycle hides the actual wealth and the source of

00:10:02.980 the funds making it seem like the money is tied up in legitimate debt rather than illicit gains by the way so far

00:10:11.980 nothing non-nefarious uh chat gpt didn't come up with a single non-nefarious uh reason two creating a paper trail

00:10:20.380 mortgage cycling can create a complex financial paper trail that makes it difficult for investigators to

00:10:26.800 track the true store source and destination of money this can also help elite hide illegal financial

00:10:35.600 activities reason by refinancing frequently the president can create a maze of financial transactions that

00:10:43.200 obscure the flow of money the complexity can make it harder for authorities to detect the link between the

00:10:49.520 foreign payoffs and the repayments made to family members uh number one this is chat gpt's number one

00:10:59.820 reason for having you know 17 mortgages and keep taking out large sums of money and remortgaging your house 17 times

00:11:12.200 frequent refinancing of mortgages can be a method to launder illicit funds by continually cycling mortgages the

00:11:21.880 president could introduce large amounts of cash into the financial system under the guise of legitimate loans which are

00:11:29.220 then repaid using money received from foreign payoffs reason the president receives large sums of money from

00:11:37.200 foreign entities through family members to legitimize these funds they are funneled into mortgage refinancing

00:11:44.920 process the constant refinancing and the large checks written for loan repayments help disguise the origin of

00:11:53.280 the funds making them appear as legitimate financial transactions

00:11:57.780 that's chat gpt's opinion on why you might do what the daily telegraph has just revealed the biden's do

00:12:08.380 you know if you asked it and put in biden's name it probably wouldn't give you any answer

00:12:14.420 right like it wouldn't give you any answer you have to write it in a way like i'm writing a movie script

00:12:18.520 correct to get an answer on that i mean and looking for legitimate reasons why you would do this why

00:12:25.660 would a character redo this or do this 17 times 35 times overall but on one house 17 times why would

00:12:35.500 why would that happen well that's what chat gpt came up with right and i mean like there are reasons to

00:12:43.520 do it like i guess you know if you're as the the rates are falling right you might you might renegotiate

00:12:49.640 your mortgage like i i re uh did my mortgage when rates were low right you i did it once maybe you

00:12:58.160 could even think potentially because they fell so far from when he started maybe you do it even twice

00:13:03.700 right but like you don't get to 35 with low interest rates no you don't get to 35 with an improving

00:13:12.200 credit score you don't get to 30 like there are reasons you might do it more than once but i mean

00:13:17.080 you don't get to 35 maybe what's interesting is like if you let's say you're a person who has you

00:13:24.060 know if you're joe biden you have 10 million dollars and let's say that's locked up in you know uh

00:13:30.120 investments i don't know like he says he says it's pension book sales uh and uh investments right

00:13:39.400 so like you know you don't let's say you bought nvidia stock and it's gone up a lot and you don't

00:13:44.780 want to sell it and take the tax hit um to access the money you could take some of your equity out of

00:13:51.720 your house to spend but the issue with that you know is you can't just keep doing it you have to pay

00:13:56.520 it back each time which means that you have to have an influx of cash to keep paying off

00:14:01.380 yeah he would pay them off he'd pay them off sometimes in months sometimes in a year he'd take

00:14:10.020 out you know a million dollar loan and then pay it off within the year excuse me on a teacher's salary

00:14:18.280 and a public servant i know and by the way glenn i i just want to point out the hypocrisy for a moment

00:14:24.980 of a man who says he's got 10 million dollars in investments and doesn't want to pay the taxes

00:14:30.520 associated with the gains right like he's just avoiding the exact types of taxes he's proposing

00:14:38.900 and trying to implement on everyone else and saying everyone else is skipping out on their taxes

00:14:44.060 he's doing the exact same thing and that is the best case scenario here i know the real truth

00:14:50.920 seems to fit precisely with what we suspect joe biden is doing with his family members when it comes to

00:14:58.500 essentially allegedly uh laundering money through international sources that's why when these

00:15:05.320 people in washington dc um say they're going after the rich they don't mean it they don't mean it they

00:15:10.800 don't mean the really rich and connected rich they they won't ever tax those people they mean you they

00:15:17.360 mean the person that is just started a business and is starting to turn things around those are the

00:15:23.420 people that uh they're they're really after they will never go as donald trump said look you don't

00:15:29.740 like the amount i pay in taxes then change the laws okay he knows rich people can play the games

00:15:38.680 of uh avoiding taxes and they can shelter their money and everything else that helps them they can do

00:15:45.440 the things that joe biden did in the best case scenario from chat gpt this is the best of the

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00:16:57.400 on with us uh he is running for mitt romney's seat uh and why are you the candidate people should vote

00:17:04.860 for trent welcome hey great to be with you well i think you laid it out there really well i mean

00:17:09.820 you have uh utahns who have a choice they can either have a continuation of mitt romney by voting

00:17:15.680 for john curtis who is the very definition of a rhino who has chaired the utah county democratic

00:17:21.040 party before becoming a republican doesn't support president trump was a one of the 35 house republicans

00:17:27.680 to support the january 6 committee supported the impeachment inquiries censured trump on the house

00:17:33.440 floor still won't commit to endorse him he's bought and paid for by climate change activists he has over

00:17:39.460 13 million dollars in packs they've spent three million dollars attacking me in the last two

00:17:45.240 weeks or you have me who supports president trump i've endorsed him i'm somebody who's a constitutional

00:17:51.100 conservative um i've committed to join the executive steering committee the freedom caucus

00:17:55.840 equivalent of the senate with mike lee with rand paul uh with with senator tuberville with so many

00:18:01.900 great patriots uh that's who i am and i'm supported by everyday americans everyday utahns uh thousands

00:18:09.900 and thousands of individual donors i am not bought and paid for i am going to be beholden only to the

00:18:15.620 people and to get this country back on track and so that is the clear difference and distinction between

00:18:21.000 me or the climate change climate caucus founder john curtis who has now been the recipient of all of this

00:18:29.320 outside money and influence in our state it's just absolutely ridiculous i i will tell you that

00:18:35.220 uh reading about the climate change people that are backing i mean it's spending millions of dollars

00:18:39.780 um this is uh it's quite disturbing because they talk about you know climate justice being done

00:18:47.700 and we've we've come too far in the last four years on climate change and you know getting rid of

00:18:54.760 traditional energy etc etc this is this is really bad and bad for utah as well as the rest of the united

00:19:04.660 states oh it is it is is absolutely uh the wrong way to go i mean i'm somebody who uh has believed that

00:19:13.700 believes in energy dominance in this country drill baby drill i was on the board of directors of an energy

00:19:18.820 company oil and gas assets that we took public i mean i'm all about unleashing american energy because

00:19:25.320 that is the base of our economy uh because of high energy costs now with this crazy push for these

00:19:32.040 green initiatives uh and climate change you know just worshiping the altar of these climate change

00:19:37.320 activists we've got gasoline that's in excess of four dollars a gallon again in many parts of the

00:19:42.880 country uh it's had repercussions all throughout the economy we need to stop that get back to

00:19:48.520 energy dominance stop printing money so that we can combat the biden inflation and the bidenomics

00:19:55.180 and my opponent wants to just continue that and i have no doubt that he would continue on that course

00:20:02.160 because he is going to ultimately be beholden uh to all of this money that's come in and try to

00:20:08.160 influence the election utahns i just hope that the utahns are not falling for it he doesn't have a great

00:20:15.340 record on climate when it comes to you know looking at him as a candidate if you're on the left

00:20:22.000 why do you suppose they're pouring all this money into him if he's if he's not the green new deal guy

00:20:30.240 well they don't want to have me in there i mean i'm clearly not the establishment pick um i wasn't at the

00:20:39.040 convention either here in utah where i was hit hard with outside money as well nonetheless we we survived

00:20:45.860 we won 70 of the delegate vote we got the endorsement of president trump that morning

00:20:50.240 so the establishment is clearly concerned about me they know that i'm somebody that doesn't want to go

00:20:57.380 to dc become part of that establishment crowd that john curtis is no i will actually stand for the

00:21:04.580 constitution i will stand up and fight uh for mike with with mike lee and other great senators

00:21:10.620 i've got a demonstrated record of doing that i was the only one willing to stand up and challenge

00:21:16.360 mitt romney in this race he didn't drop out until about four months after i declared my candidacy

00:21:21.040 nobody else was willing to do that i stood up to covid lockdowns and mandates as a mayor

00:21:27.140 you know time and again i've shown a willingness to stand up and fight for what is right

00:21:33.280 and they know that with me in the senate it would be one less uh vote for an establishment and an

00:21:40.280 opportunity to persuade somebody to their agenda

00:21:43.520 trent uh thank you today uh the vote is uh taking place uh i guess we will know tonight

00:21:53.500 we we very well could um look that's the important thing we've got to have people come out and vote i

00:22:00.020 know your listeners we've had an historic low right now only about 200 000 ballots have been

00:22:05.560 turned in out of almost a million registered republicans in the state gotta be kidding me

00:22:10.100 no no glenn we need people to show up those that are conservative that are listening to this show

00:22:15.920 that live in utah i'm asking you you know we need to be able to get out there vote get me into

00:22:22.320 office so we can drain the swamp uh with these other great senators that that uh that we brought up 1.00

00:22:27.180 thanks trent this is uh trent staggs he is a u.s senate candidate uh he is running for the mitt

00:22:35.260 romney seat he is not mitt romney uh he is rational and a constitutionalist and i i can't believe

00:22:44.000 you know utah jeez man for the love of pete uh what are you thinking what are you thinking a guy

00:22:52.300 who is being supported by millions of dollars in climate money what do you think is going to

00:23:00.440 happen do we need another guy who uh you know is anti-trump being in there the america has got to

00:23:10.340 choose you have to choose you are either going to go back to the constitution or you're going to go

00:23:19.280 down some i don't know what we're headed toward except fascism what what do you want do you want

00:23:28.280 people who are fighting for the constitution not every state has the ability to elect actual

00:23:34.980 constitutionalists not every state can do it there are there's a handful of states texas john cornyn

00:23:42.840 should be gone gone there's no excuse for a john cornyn in texas there is no excuse for a mitt romney

00:23:52.180 or another mitt romney in utah and if you don't feel passionate enough about the constitution and where

00:24:01.700 we are and you don't feel passionate enough to get out and vote today on a primary day when your choice

00:24:10.460 is this clear i i don't i mean constitution hanging by a thread you're gonna show up you're gonna show

00:24:21.440 up or not it's up to you i'd show up to vote today trent staggs u.s senate candidate uh running for the

00:24:32.140 mitt romney seat thank you so much trent you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:24:38.420 chris bedford has a great article out on the blaze.com uh today the democrats strange obsession

00:24:47.220 with drafting your daughters i i don't even understand i mean i understood this long ago

00:24:55.160 it was a way for democrats who didn't like war to kind of you know ramp up the odds that we wouldn't

00:25:04.460 go to war if you know we had a draft and then we drafted your daughters nobody would want to go to 0.99

00:25:10.580 war i get that except the democrats now are the pro-war party so what the hell is happening and this

00:25:18.880 this just seems to have come out of nowhere the most outspoken um uh voices on this are chip roy

00:25:27.000 and uh mike lee and mike is uh mike is with us now can you please tell me what is happening with the

00:25:36.960 draft stuff mike why is this happening yeah look the the draft's our daughter's agenda has no place in

00:25:43.400 our national defense i think what they're trying to do they're they're trying to engage in this this

00:25:49.900 sort of radical egalitarian exercise where for aesthetic purposes we're deciding to just show

00:25:58.420 how woke we are how open-minded we are and do you really think that's do you really think that's

00:26:04.380 motivating them at all well yes i because i can't fathom any other reason why they would want to do it

00:26:11.720 look you don't send women to fight as long as able-bodied men exist and are available to fight

00:26:18.860 it's it's a it's a fundamental notion you don't even have to get to a moral question on this it's a

00:26:25.100 survival question the draft our daughter's push um has uh been something that keeps getting

00:26:32.640 recirculated every few years it's failed before every single time congress has rightly rejected previous

00:26:38.880 attempts to drafts women and this year they're they're quietly trying to slip it into the ndaa the

00:26:45.680 national defense authorization act it's a it's a bill that congress passes once a year to you know

00:26:51.460 establish uh priorities for our military but um people have already said no to it it's an underhanded

00:26:59.380 tactic to include it in the base bill of the defense authorization act we shouldn't be putting

00:27:06.520 policies like this such a revolutionary policy into it especially when what they've been doing

00:27:11.620 of late is uh putting this together and then ramming it through the senate floor and telling us that we

00:27:17.920 have no opportunity to amend it once it gets the floor so that's why we've got to start sounding the

00:27:22.940 alarm bells now before it gets to the senate floor or the house floor saying absolutely not the american

00:27:29.320 people aren't going to take this okay so you said it was a matter of survival explain that

00:27:37.420 well okay so the purpose of having a military and therefore the purpose of having a draft to staff

00:27:46.160 the military is to break things and kill people just to put it very bluntly and so you don't you don't

00:27:55.180 put women out there as long as able-bodied men exist and are able to fight uh for all sorts of reasons

00:28:03.640 including the fact that you you've got that men have certain biological advantages in war uh that need

00:28:10.500 to be utilized and it is just sends all the wrong messages uh to our own people and to whatever country

00:28:18.020 that we're fighting that uh our our able-bodied men are are not all going to go out there we're

00:28:25.980 going to send women instead sends all the wrong messages and that's not going to work well um and so

00:28:33.260 every time people hear this they need to reiterate their desire if they feel the same way they should

00:28:40.780 repeat the phrase don't draft their daughters just don't do it that goes over pretty well once people

00:28:46.440 hear it phrase like that they tend to back away from it and uh we shouldn't let them think that

00:28:52.940 this is just a non-controversial basic housekeeping just uh you know updating our our legislative books

00:29:01.000 to reflect modern realities no this is a fundamental shift and one that we're not going to fall for

00:29:05.580 i mean one i usually don't agree i don't disagree with marcia blackburn um she said this is about

00:29:13.080 opportunity it's not about combat it's about their opportunity to serve well you know i i just found

00:29:19.580 a uh picture of my grandparents my grandfather is in a is in a um uh military marines uniform and my

00:29:29.800 grandmother is in a salvation army uniform um and you know they women served all through wars in 0.96

00:29:39.900 different uh capacities you can serve it's just your body is not made for the the for a war you can't drag 1.00

00:29:52.740 your 200 pound um uh companion off the battlefield if you're 125 pound woman you might be able to but it's 1.00

00:30:03.440 not going to be easy no that's exactly right and and like you i i normally agree with uh marcia

00:30:12.900 blackburn i had not heard that she had said that but let me let me just respond to this point as

00:30:17.480 it's similar to uh points that others have made on this front this is not about opportunities

00:30:23.520 opportunities already exist opportunities already abound for people of both sexes to

00:30:29.280 support the military to be part of military to serve in combat or non-combat positions as they

00:30:36.160 may choose this is not about that this is whether we're going to use the coercive force of the state

00:30:41.880 the coercive force of the united states government in order to at the point of a gun order someone to

00:30:49.680 take steps that could result in they're being drafted and they're being brought at the point of a gun

00:30:58.100 to a battlefield somewhere we shouldn't do that we're not going to do that this is not about

00:31:04.280 opportunity this is right right wrong is about survival i am not for a draft in any case i i think

00:31:13.520 you know there's some people who disagree with me that are in the military but i think a draft

00:31:17.880 brings people in that have no desire to be there um no desire to really uh fight i mean unless we're

00:31:26.680 in world war three which we could be check the clock uh unless we're in world war three and uh

00:31:33.860 the country needs you know i think you always keep to uh a system where it's a volunteer army for as

00:31:43.180 long as you possibly can because you get the people who are mentally and physically capable and ready to do

00:31:50.640 it you're exactly right glenn but this is where it gets tricky because you're right and i think most

00:31:57.940 people would agree with you including most people in congress including most many of the people pushing

00:32:02.020 this effort to require women to register with the selective service what they would say here is

00:32:07.660 oh this isn't about the draft this is just about requiring them to register with the selective

00:32:12.740 service whether or not we actually have a draft well congress would have to authorize that

00:32:18.360 before we could draft anyone and see that's where you it's it's easy to get hooked on that one as

00:32:25.740 sort of a teaser race you could say oh well i'm not voting to draft women i'm just voting to require

00:32:31.360 them to register with the selective service but then next time if we are facing world war three or some

00:32:37.140 other conflict where for whatever reason in order to survive we've got conscript people involuntarily

00:32:42.800 into the military it will be automatic because women will already be registered with the selective

00:32:49.100 service so that that's the decision that we have to look to right now we have to treat this as do we

00:32:55.900 want to draft women and i believe that among the american people the answer is a resounding no and it

00:33:01.320 should be no um let me ask you this my my sister was freaking out a couple of weeks ago because they 0.95

00:33:08.380 made it automatic now i used you know we used to have to register every male registered when you turn

00:33:14.700 18 you register for selective service and it always freaks you out as a teenager wait a minute i have to

00:33:20.760 what um but you know we haven't seen a draft since the 60s or 70s um and uh it's just not it's just not

00:33:29.960 in the cards but why are all these things changing right now what what what is going on mike some people

00:33:35.540 will look at this and go you know they're getting us ready for war are they or is this just what is

00:33:42.040 this okay so i think the best way to understand this years ago uh at an event hosted by the american

00:33:50.220 enterprise institute i heard someone give a speech in which they talked about ways in which we should

00:33:55.860 be wary of a government as it becomes more efficient through technology and otherwise government efficiency

00:34:02.140 can be sounds like often is a good thing but he pointed out that in some areas um where our civil

00:34:10.460 liberties are concerned a hyper-efficient government poses a greater threat to our liberty perhaps this is

00:34:16.680 one of them where you used to have to go out and take an affirmative step that kept people focused on

00:34:22.120 it where it happens automatically they don't even really think it through all that much

00:34:27.340 and perhaps they don't want people thinking about it they just want to uh register them on their own

00:34:35.440 sort of like the government is efficient in a lot of ways that otherwise undermine our liberty with the

00:34:41.140 way that it spies on people for example under section 70205 that that's an example of another efficiency

00:34:46.700 that undermines our liberty and we ought to watch out for all those 0.99

00:34:49.980 mike thank you so much any um any thoughts on the senate race today in utah well i know you didn't

00:34:59.540 endorse anybody yes i did not endorse in that race i did endorse in the second congressional district and

00:35:05.620 the third congressional district second i endorsed colby jenkins who's a fantastic human being a green

00:35:11.620 beret and i encourage everybody to go out and vote for him also in the third congressional district in

00:35:15.680 utah dr mike kennedy both a doctor and a lawyer of proud public servant a state senator and somebody

00:35:22.460 who loves the country very much so looking forward to the results tonight all right thanks mike

00:35:27.740 appreciate it god bless thank you

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