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Claudia was on her way to her pickleball tournament when she was attacked by fire ants. Luckily, she was covered by Intact, the nation's largest network of auto service centers, and everything was taken care of under one roof.
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Claudia was leaving for her pickleball tournament.
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I made it to my tournament and lost in the first round.
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you just walk outside in Texas and the bugs are not good.
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Uh, and if you have them invading your house, it's really not good.
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Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. There is a new poll out. It is,
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it's disturbing. In 2001, are you proud to be an American? Extremely proud to be an American
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in 2001. Democrats, 87 percent. Republicans, 90 percent. Extremely proud to be an American.
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2025, with a 51 percent drop. 38 percent of Democrats, sorry, 36 percent of Democrats say
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they're extremely proud to be an American. Republicans hover around the same, up two points.
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you. Yes. So, 87% of the Democrats in 2001, extremely proud to be an American. Now, 36%.
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It's a slight drop off? Slight, slight. No way to keep a country. No way to keep a country. No. Now,
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the number for Republicans, relatively consistent, right? Actually up, I think slightly. Up two
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points. Yeah. Now, was this in the aftermath, immediate aftermath of September 11th? Is that
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why it's so high with Democrats? Maybe. I mean, maybe, maybe. I think that, I mean, let's look at
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this, though. You know, before September 11th, you know, we all thought that we were all pretty
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much the same. We all thought we were pretty much the same, and there were those that, you
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know, were on the fringes. But in the last 25 years, I mean, what have you heard about? If
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you're a Democrat, what have you heard about? You've heard about the genocide of indigenous
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peoples. You've heard about the massacres and the forced removals and the trail of tears
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and the boarding schools and the broken treaties and slavery and the legacy of racism and colonialism
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and his imperialism and the annexation and the taking of Hawaii and the conquest of the
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Philippines and Puerto Rico's now a colony and all the CIA-backed coups and the inclusion
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or exclusion in the internment camps and the Chinese Exclusion Act and the Japanese Americans
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and the Muslim surveillance and how anti-Muslim we are. We're all really afraid of all Muslims.
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The anti-labor repression, the Ludlow massacre, COINTELPRO, the labor organizers and civil rights
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activists that have just been oppressed the whole time, and women were denied their vote
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until 1920, and there were restricted roles in the workforce and politics and reproductive
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rights and all of the... What did we do on HIV? We did nothing on HIV. And homosexual rights,
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my gosh, we're still throwing people off of buildings if you're a homosexual and trans.
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Don't even get me started with trans. And then the environmental exploitation, the rivers that have
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been set on fire, the poisoned communities. Look at Flint, Michigan, and the land is stripped for profit.
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Now we want to sell our own national parks. The medical racism, the abuse, and the Tuskegee
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experiment, and forced sterilizations, and the racial bias in health care that's still evident today,
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you know. Suppression of dissent with the Palmer raids, and McCarthyism, and the surveillance of
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civil rights leaders, and the protest criminalization. You can't even go out now and set any fires on the
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streets without being deemed a radical or revolutionary, and they want to throw you in jail just for
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breaking into a Macy's. And capitalism, it's nothing but an exploitation. Capitalism inherently generates
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inequality and alienation and commodifies every human relationship. You know, the state is nothing
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more than a tool of class denomination, and the police and the courts and the military, all they do
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is protect the elite interest, not the public welfare. They're against you, you know, be afraid of the
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police. And private property and wealth is just hoarded by the wealthy, their inherited wealth, the land
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monopolies, the billionaire class accumulation. It's just fundamentally unjust. And then we have a two-party
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system. It's nothing but a managed illusion. Real power resides with donors, lobbyists, the unelected
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bureaucrats, the military, permanent war economy, the prison industrial complex, the gender and patriarchal
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control, the surveillance capitalism, and let me, don't even get me started on the genocide,
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the climate genocide. That's all you've heard for 25 years. That's all you've heard. And some of that
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stuff is true. Some of it is true. But tell me, where is the perfect nation? Where is the nation that is
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better than that? Where is the nation that has corrected itself over and over and over again?
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You know, we've been told over and over about how bad America is, how America is just broken.
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Let me ask you, what would your life be? How different would your life be if America hadn't existed?
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Because you live in a world now that America built. Not alone, not uniquely, but decisively.
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Decisively, we change the world forever. And in many good ways. You know, you've grown up only
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hearing the sins. Can you pause for just a minute today? Just a minute. Because the nation's story is
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not propaganda. It's proof. Yes, it's brutal. Yes, it's flawed. Yes, it's ugly. Yes, it's undeniable.
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But there's also some undeniable truths. That one country rooted in liberty reshaped the planet,
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yes, for good. I mean, most people likely think World War II was just a foregone conclusion.
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If they even studied it. If they even know who Hitler was. If they know what fascism, what the
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difference between fascism in 1930 and fascism today. It wasn't a foregone conclusion. Without
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America, Hitler wins. Japan keeps the Pacific. Fascism becomes the dominant force of the 20th
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century. Oh my gosh, we just went over and all we tried to do was just kill the Japanese. We just
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wanted to vaporize the Japanese. Do you know what the Japanese military did? They were worse than the
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Germans, but we never focused on that, did we? America mobilized faster, produced more, fought longer
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than anyone else. We built more tanks and planes than the Axis combined. We led the invasion
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that broke the Nazi grip. We dropped food as well as bombs. Did you know that? We did something
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even rarer. We didn't conquer. We rebuilt. And while communism tried to replace fascism, we were the
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ones on the front line and stood our ground again. For 45 years, we held the line. Not with brute force
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alone, but with ideas, with culture, with freedom, with genes, with music, with hope. If you think
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communism is great, talk to somebody who lived under communism. You've been lied to your whole life.
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Your school, while you say America is just indoctrinated people, try your school. Try your university.
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Question things. Why do you question power, but you don't question the power of the university?
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The Soviet Union collapsed because people wanted what America had and not genes. They wanted freedom.
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They wanted the freedom to express themselves. They wanted freedom to be able to create their own music,
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to live their own life, to buy the things they wanted, to own something.
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Do you know that before America's rise, extreme poverty was the norm?
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And you didn't even own that dirt. And then came the engine of capitalism.
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It pioneered. It scaled. It was exported by the U.S.
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Yes, we did export capitalism. Oh my gosh, that was just nothing but exploitation.
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It was innovation. It was supply chains, trade routes, machines, markets, standards.
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Over a billion human beings lifted from starvation-level poverty.
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Over a billion humans lifted from starvation-level poverty in just 50 years.
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You know, here behind me is a potbelly stove, an old stove.
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That potbelly stove behind me, I don't know if you can see it.
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We're sitting over there in the corner, right there.
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That old potbelly stove. You know who invented that?
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Ben Franklin also developed what's called the patent.
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It was Ben Franklin that said, we have to have a patent.
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Before America, you could invent something, and you had no power to keep it.
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You could invent it, but some rich guy would come and steal it right from underneath you.
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And they would get rich, and you would get nothing.
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You led your life in poverty because you couldn't invent and then scale anything.
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You would invent, somebody else would steal it, they would get rich.
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It was Ben Franklin, one of our founders, that said, this exploitation has got to stop.
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And he, when he took and invented thing after thing after thing, like the potbelly stove,
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Do you know what the number one cause of death for women was?
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At the time, the number one cause of death for women was burning to death
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because they would cook over the fire in the house,
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and their dress or their clothing would catch fire, and they would burn to death.
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It gave you something to cook on without the open flame.
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And do you know how much money Ben Franklin made on this?
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The guy who invented the patent decided not to patent it
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because he felt it was right to give this to the world.
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It was his choice because not only did he believe in the wealth of nations with Adam Smith,
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An American scientist saved up to 2 billion lives with seeds.
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It was shipped to you globally, sold online, all through systems created by American globalization.
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We wrote the operating system for modern freedom.
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Every modern democracy borrows from our Constitution.
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Our founders invented a government designed to limit power.
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You know, there used to be a thing that the right did.
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Are you for the free press while you silence people on X?
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You are told today we never walked on the moon.
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Talk to somebody about the mirrors and the laser systems that we have on the moon now.
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You're online today because the Pentagon that you hate so much built the internet.
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You carry a supercomputer in your pocket because of the moonshot and Silicon Valley.
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You know the phrase app store, cloud, AI, all American inventions, all of them.
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When new therapies or treatments are pioneered, mRNA, robotic surgery, cancer breakthroughs.
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On this Fourth of July weekend, I ask you just to think, to ask questions.
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Because every beat of rebellion you ever heard in a song, that's America.
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Stories of injustice, identity, longing, faith, grit, all of it.
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No empire in the history of the world has ever given a loudspeaker to its critics.
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And when the world broke, America opened its doors.
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We just hate, we don't want any immigrants here.
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The Irish coming here because of the potato famine.
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America ended its own original sin through war with itself.
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No nation fought a bloodier war, a bloodier battle to abolish slavery than America did.
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And unlike many other nations, we didn't bury our sins.
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Tell me the other countries that tear themselves apart like we do just to be better.
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The Civil Rights Act, the voting rights, fair housing.
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These were all laws, not won by a coup, but by principle.
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Something new is coming that's not only going to change history, but also the way we learn about it.
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I was, I'm talking about a new poll that has come out that shows that Democrats now, it's quite remarkable, have gone from 87%, very patriotic, extremely proud to be an American, 87%, to now 36%.
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Because all you have heard is all of the bad things about America.
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That's all anyone has allowed you to focus on, the bad things.
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And I'm here to tell you that America has been very, very bad at times, but also America is good.
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Now, I just, I just pointed out some things like the real green revolution, not the one you think of, but the real green revolution, where American scientists were the ones who fed the world.
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Now, wait a minute, Glenn, hang on just a second, fed the world, that means GMOs.
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We did our best at the time, and now we are questioning that.
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We're now questioning, going, I don't know if that was such a good idea.
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We are certainly far from perfect, but it's good because it's capable of self-correction.
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It paid in blood for people it would never meet because it fights its own darkness all the time.
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The left has only taught you America's sins, that's it.
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I can tell, I'll tell you stories about America that will make your hair turn white.
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I just know the stories of America, but I also know the good stories.
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You should hear the bad stories, but don't stop there.
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You should hear the good, the bad, and the ugly.
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This broken, striving, maddening republic changed the world, and it still can for good.
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There are things that you don't even understand today.
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Have you ever heard the phrase, hey, don't throw the baby out with the bathwater?
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Why would I throw the baby out with the bathwater?
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Because when people used to take baths, the water would get so nasty and dirty.
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It would start with dad, because he was out working all the time.
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The last one to get the bath would be the baby.
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By the time the baby was in the bath, the water was so nasty and dirty that you'd just dump it out.
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You couldn't see anything in the water because it was so nasty.
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In other words, there might be something good in there.
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You live in a world where you don't even understand that phrase.
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Because we have indoor plumbing and running water.
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Do you ever wonder why they don't have it in China?
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Do you ever wonder why they don't have it in Africa?
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Do you ever wonder why it is all throughout the Western world?
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And because we had law and order and people just weren't just breaking into stores because I got an axe to grind.
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And because there was relatively equal justice compared to the rest of the world.
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We had standards and we could build where everyone else was just trying to survive.
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So this July 4th, this Independence Week, I would suggest you spend more time thinking about what your life, as you're eating that hot dog.
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Yeah, you can think, I wonder if there's a tooth in this hot dog.
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Or you can think, my God, look at the system that is bringing all of this food to my table.
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I remember a time when you didn't get strawberries in the winter.
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You didn't have year-round seedless watermelon.
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A hundred years ago, most people didn't have fruit.
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Before you burn this system down to the ground, before you start to say, I want to give the means of production to the people, because communism is swell.
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Maybe you should ask, how swell is it over in former communist countries?
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And a lot of good things have happened because this country existed.
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So, let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater.
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Did you see him yesterday talking about means of production and everything else?
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All he wants to do is seize the means of production, Glenn.
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I think that's a fascinating one because he's so comfortable in his communism that he doesn't even change the wording of it.
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Like, lots of people on the left offer to seize the means of production, but they always word it in a way that isn't quoting Marx.
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Mom Donnie's like, everyone around him thinks it's a good idea.
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I also loved him because you were talking about how, you know, you can improve things and how America has improved things.
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I would argue that the fork is one thing that has been a solid improvement that America has adopted.
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And Mom Donnie was, I don't know, was doing an interview or something where he was just eating, I think it was rice and beans or something like that with his fingers.
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The third holy grail of taboos in American politics.
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You have socialism, you have Islam, and then you have Palestine.
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So, tell me, why is Palestine a part of your politics?
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When you grow up as someone, especially in the third world, you have a very different understanding of the Palestinian struggle.
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Now, of course, he didn't grow up in the third world.
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He's eating as if he was in the third world, eating squishy, gross foods with his fingers.
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Um, and, uh, it really, honestly, socialism, Hamas, uh, less offensive to me than his eating style.
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No, he's eating with his hands because that's the way he grew up as a poor kid in Kenya or wherever he grew up.
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Again, like, there are certain foods you can eat with your fingers.
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Uh, a hamburger, uh, designed to eat with your fingers.
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I mean, chicken nuggets, uh, you know, eat those with your fingers.
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Rice, it's just too slimy and squishy, and, uh, no, you shouldn't eat it with your fingers.
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Do you know, do you know one reason why you don't want to eat stuff that's squishy and wet and everything else?
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Is because the stuff you have on your hands, it might have been around squishy and wet stuff earlier in the day.
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Dude, I mean, uh, it's, uh, it's hard to talk, it's hard to talk about, but you really, you know, there's another thing.
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There's another thing Western culture brought to the fore, uh, for, and you know what, you know, who's really good at it?
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You know why they didn't have, you know, didn't, the plague didn't hit them as much as everybody else?
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Or, they knew, wash your hands all day long and wash your hands before you eat.
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And now we're going, we, we want to hold up a culture that says, oh yeah, just, you know, uh, yeah, you're out here on the street.
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You're just buying street food and just, just take some of that and then eat it with your hands.
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Cause what could have possibly gotten on your hands before you were in the streets, eating the street food with your hands?
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I mean, I mean, Glenn, you, we used to work in New York City, just walking through there, the air that hits your hands is more toxic than anything that happened in Chernobyl.
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Do you remember, do you remember, I was very proud of myself.
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I could get from Radio City Music Hall to Time Warner on the subway without touching anything.
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Do you remember I had a system I could get from my office.
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I could wash my hands, get from my office, all the way downstairs into the subway, onto the subway, take a couple of stops, get off, get out into Columbus Circle, get onto the elevator, get all the way up to my office.
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And I wouldn't have to, I hadn't touched anything.
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Just the, whatever toxic fumes were going through the subway, you'd still probably wash your hands because.
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You mean the guy who was really, really sick that was standing right next to you going, that guy?
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I wanted to go right up to the cafeteria and just eat with my hands.
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Well, you watch the video and the video is actually like legitimately gross to watch, but like as he's eating this stuff, he's, like if you put your hand in a, like if you figure, like there's a bowl of like egg yolks, right?
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And you put your fingers in the egg yolks, right?
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And you took your hands out, like they'd be on you and you'd like have to, you'd almost like shake, you'd want to shake off what was on your hands, right?
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Like, because all the stuff is on the sauce and the rice and it's on it and he's just like, like even he knows it's awful.
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And like, look, there was probably a time where this was the best way of doing things.
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Now we have all sorts of different things that make that process.
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Who are you to say that one culture is better than the other?
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Our culture is awesome and I don't apologize for it.
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And if you don't like it, you want to eat with your hands, go live where they eat with their hands.
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You want to eat with your hands, eat with your hands in your home.
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But don't try to tell me that that is better than everything.
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Chip is a congressman, and welcome to the program.
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Well, Glenn, I'm just continuing to work through and trying to deliver for the American people,
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My gosh, what a glorious, glorious, fun-filled life you must live.
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There's no sarcasm at all in what you're just saying.
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Tell me, has this thing gotten better or worse?
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Unfortunately, Glenn, I believe it's gotten worse.
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Now, we've not seen the final product out of the Senate.
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I have enormously strong and good friends in the administration
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just as you do, just as I do, just as the American people do.
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They want to see us move forward legislation to make tax cuts permanent,
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You know, Stephen Miller is a longtime friend I've known for 25 years.
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Russ Vogt is a longtime friend I've known for 25 years.
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We've been working together in the trenches for as long as I can remember.
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And right now we have a bill that, in my estimation, violates the House framework,
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but more importantly, would add significantly to the deficits.
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And, look, there's going to be a debate about this,
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about tax cuts and revenues and all this stuff.
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It's baselines, you know, CBO, all these different things.
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I'm just telling you, Glenn, as objectively as I can.
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I look at the math, and I look at how you factor in economic growth, which I'm doing,
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and what we're doing on mandatory spending, which is not enough.
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The fact that we're only repealing half of the Green New scam, if we're lucky.
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The fact that we're continuing to allow Medicaid to go to illegals
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The fact that we're continuing to allow Obamacare subsidies to fund transgender surgeries.
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The fact that we are going to, in my estimation,
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have probably a couple of trillion of deficit spending in the first four years,
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which means you're going to have more interest,
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which means it's going to stack up, all to get savings in the out five years.
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Now, I'm looking at this trying to say, okay, the president wants the tax cuts.
00:51:11.440
I think the president wants us to repeal the entirety of the Green New scam.
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I think the president wants us to get good reforms.
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Like, handle Medicaid appropriately and all of that for our American citizens
00:51:24.480
But we haven't delivered because the Senate has a bunch of people in it
00:51:29.180
who don't want to deliver, and they're hiding behind the parliamentarian,
00:51:32.700
and they're delivering as a subpar product that I didn't come to Washington to sign up for, Glenn.
00:51:41.800
Is that, I mean, they say there was a change in the bill because Medicare paid to illegals
00:51:52.560
and the parliamentarian said you've got to keep it in there, some arcane, you know, rule or whatever.
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Couldn't the Senate Republicans just ignore that?
00:52:07.140
They could make a choice if they wanted to do so.
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Now, you know, then they'll say, well, some of these things take 60 votes and so forth.
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If they want to address this, they can address it.
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But the real issue here is that behind closed doors,
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what you know is that there are senators who don't want to make the reforms,
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They're making their own policy choices based on what they want, right?
00:52:35.620
Instead of wanting to reform Medicaid, she wants to get a special carve-out
00:52:48.420
They want us to go the wrong direction when it comes to Medicaid reform.
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How many times have you and I been on the phone over the last decade
00:52:58.220
talking about shutdown fights on discretionary spending?
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Every time we have one of those fights, the people in this town say,
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Chip, you need to shut up because the real problem is mandatory spending.
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I didn't think we should be funding weaponized government.
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I didn't think we should continue to, you know,
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jack up spending for the alphabet soup of regulations killing America.
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We had to fight like cats and dogs to get the reforms and the work requirements we got out of the House.
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The Senate, now they're working through it, and they're fighting every inch.
00:53:48.720
And it got actually a little better in certain respects thanks to Rick Scott.
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He's been fighting hard, Mike Lee, Ron Johnson.
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We got a little bit more in what's called provider taxes.
00:54:03.040
We're getting the watered-down stuff on illegals.
00:54:09.200
We passed a measure in the House to tax money going from America, from people here illegally, back to their own countries.
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The Senate watered it down and got rid of like two-thirds of it.
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There were bankers, banks, who came in and said, guys, this would be really hard on us if we had to enforce this policy of money flowing from our banks and institutions to Mexico and to, you know, Colombia and places.
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We really need to carve out so that banks aren't going to be attacked by this.
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And then they go, but it would be way too burdensome on the people who come here.
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Look, you and I both have a heart as people of faith.
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You got an honest person here who's following the law.
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They want to send money back home to their country.
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And the Senate said, no, we're not going to do it.
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But the biggest thing at the end of the day, deficits go up.
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I cannot vote for this as it's currently structured.
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The president rightly wants us to find a way to get a bill done.
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I voted for a bill that came out of the House that I didn't like, that wasn't good enough.
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I worked to come up with a budget framework with Jody Arrington and others to figure out how to get this done and get it out of the House.
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We did get some tightening down on the Green News scam when others didn't want to do it.
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But we're now fighting a Senate that's watering down important stuff, and importantly, the way they concoct the tax and spend policies overall, I can't look at this in any way objectively without telling my voters, the people that sent me to Washington to represent them, the deficits will go up.
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The president and the administration will say, look, guys, don't worry about all that.
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We'll make it up with tariffs, and we think higher economic growth.
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Number one, on the economic growth front, we assumed growth in our bill, Glenn.
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Now, you might say, well, gosh, we can do three or four.
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2.6% growth is a lot higher than what we've been experiencing the last two decades on average.
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It is true that if we have 4% growth for a decade, we will have much more revenue.
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It's gravy that will give us money to buy down the debt and save money and get the deficits down further.
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But I can't budget to 3.5% growth when we've been sitting at 2% growth.
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And they're going to lose because you're just not delivering for the American people what you promised you would.
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He's doing a lot of the things he promised he would do.
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I don't see that happening with the Republicans.
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And so, you know, I don't know what the midterm is going to look like.
00:57:52.840
If we don't get that tax cut, everything the Republicans have been trying to do or the Republican voters have wanted, it's over.
00:58:01.820
Because the economy will spiral out of control without that tax cut.
00:58:08.040
I do agree that we must deliver on the tax cut, and I believe we will.
00:58:12.180
When push comes to shove, there's no way that we're going to get to December and not provide an extension of the tax cuts that were so important in 2017.
00:58:22.340
Now, I want to remind everybody, the corporate rates were made permanent already, right?
00:58:28.240
What we're talking about dealing with is the expiration of certain personal tax issues, marginal rates, but also child tax credits, also the standard deduction, et cetera.
00:58:38.720
Now, I'm not sure how – you know, I've got different views on different ones of those policies.
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But overall, we want to ensure that that money is staying in the pockets of the American people.
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But I will tell you this, if we don't address the inflation tax, if we don't address the extent to which people are fleeing American bond markets because we're so irresponsible, then we're going to be doing a disservice to our kids and grandkids who can't afford a house.
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They can't buy a house because the mortgage rates are too high.
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So I think what we need to do – like, I'm prepared to go back to the drawing board today.
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I don't need to go home tomorrow or the next day.
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Let's tweak what we've been doing and get the tax policy done and get it set.
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Let's go back to the House bill, for example, that we passed.
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We've got to get rid of some of these ridiculous things like Medicaid for illegal aliens, like pork that's going to Alaska, like specific giveaways.
00:59:53.900
Make sure the Inflation Reduction Act is getting terminated and make sure this map adds up.
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We'll deliver on the tax cuts, deliver on board, deliver for the president.
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I'm prepared to do that, but I'm not going to swallow a crappy bill because the Senate tries to jam me with it before July 4th.
01:00:09.620
I have to tell you, I don't know how it is unpopular to say, no, we're not giving illegals any of Medicaid.
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I mean, do you remember – who was it that was in Congress when Barack Obama talked about Obamacare and he said, you lie, Joe Wilson, wasn't it?
01:00:35.320
And I don't understand how that is not so simple.
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I don't understand any Republican that doesn't understand the Green New Deal.
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Why can't they see what – I just – there is – I mean, to tell you – Chip, I'm sorry.
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I don't mean to take this out on you because you're one of the good guys.
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We are in – we are in between a rock and a hard place.
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The president has to have what the president needs to get the economy going.
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You haven't – the president is not turning this economy around fast enough because he
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can't get anyone in Congress to do jack crap on anything.
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You are one of these weasel Republicans who don't – who just go along and just be like,
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you know what, we're going to add another $5 or $6 trillion to our debt.
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And Elon has said, I will – if it's the last thing I do, I will make sure none of
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That's not going to be good for the republic, let alone the Republican parties.
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July 4th is obviously Friday, Independence Day, 249 years ago.
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We celebrate the men that stormed the beaches in Normandy.
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I'm sure I'm going to get labeled, you know, any number of things that I'm not delivering
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on the president's agenda, that I'm jamming up a bill.
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I mean, this is the one thing that bothers me about all this.
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That's the whole thing that you're, the point you're making.
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But I would like to say we should put a timeline on it.
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I want to see the president go up to Capitol Hill and kick ass.
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Kick ass on the people who, like him, are trying to save the country just as much as he is.
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I'd like to see some fireworks, you know, in the halls of Congress coming from the president's mouth to their ass.
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Now, they're blaming the tariffs from the president.
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I don't know if they're any good, but, you know, people are buying those.
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Well, there's going to be a bunch of executive orders that are going to come out.
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We think sometime later this month, there's been some leaks to various media sources like
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the Wall Street Journal and Reuters and others where we're, we're now learning what's going
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Basically what they're designed to do is make it possible for AI infrastructure, data centers,
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all these essential things that are needed for America to win the AI race to be built
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The Biden administration made those things a regulatory nightmare.
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The Trump administration, what they're going to do is they're going to make it easier to
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build power plants, especially for artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
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They're going to create a nationwide Clean Water Act permit because you need lots of water
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to run data centers to help cool them so that we can streamline those, the approval process
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for using water, which is actually a huge barrier to building these data centers.
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They're going to give priority to shovel ready transmission projects.
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So we're talking about building transmission lines related to AI infrastructure.
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That's a huge, huge part of it that nobody ever talks about, but you can build power.
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He told me when I was, go ahead, go ahead, don't finish.
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No, I was just saying, you can build all the power centers you want, but if you don't get
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the power from one place to where you're actually using it, it doesn't matter.
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He also said to me when we were in the White House that he was going to clear the, clear
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the road for everybody that, you know, if you are one of these, one of these, you know,
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All we, we suspect, we don't have the final official text, but we suspect that all of
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And that was a huge news story that no one paid attention to, by the way,
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I thought that was like the, I thought that was like the biggest revelation in any presidential
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I bet when he said that out loud, I'm like, oh my gosh, I can't believe he just said this
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It's, it's almost as though the mainstream media doesn't like you or something.
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Yeah, no, I think, I don't think they want to be, I don't, I don't think they want to
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be in trouble with all their green energy friends, you know, suddenly having to report
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that nuclear power is maybe the greenest energy out there.
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I mean, nuclear energy is going to be the future of the AI revolution.
01:15:27.000
I really, I think the AI revolution is going to force nuclear energy to be the future of
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But another, another big part of this is federal land, the department of defense, department
01:15:37.580
of interior, they're going to open up federal land for use for AI infrastructure and other
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things so that you don't have to worry about local regulatory burdens and state regulatory
01:15:50.100
So in other words, we're going to build, we're going to build all this stuff right in the
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You want to know why they're controlling the water.
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They're just going to build them right in the middle of the national park and the national
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And we're not going to be able to hunt or fish ever again.
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Well, I mean, it would reduce those crazy lines at all the national parks, I think.
01:16:20.100
It would slow down all of the people that are being, you know, trampled to death by buffalo
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because they're trying to feed them sandwiches because they think they're zoo animals.
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See, you're, you're, I've always said you're a glass half full kind of guy, Glenn.
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This is all great for America because we need energy, dramatic, huge, massive amounts of
01:16:53.380
And we have to win the AI race or else we're talking about a true existential threat to the
01:17:00.820
If China wins the AI race, we are in massive trouble.
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And the only way we're going to win it is if we build out AI infrastructure and we clear
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all of the regulatory nonsense and we allow for domestic energy production, again, in the
01:17:14.820
United States with an all of the above approach.
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And that is exactly what the Trump administration wants to do.
01:17:21.920
There's this incredible report that the MIT Technology Review published based on some
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estimates from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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And what they found was that by 2028, this was their projection, by 2028, the power going
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to AI-specific purposes will rise to between 165 and 326 terawatt hours per year.
01:17:44.460
That's more than all electricity used by U.S. data centers for all purposes.
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And it's enough to power 22% of U.S. homes, 22% of U.S. homes.
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So when you go forward another five, six, seven years and you start getting into the
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2030s, massive amounts of power are going to be needed.
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We're talking about, you know, for example, Google's former CEO, Eric Schmidt, says 99%
01:18:12.800
of all energy generation in this country will go to AI at some point in the future.
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So we have to do this if we're going to win the AI race.
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And that is exactly what the Trump administration is doing.
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Where do we stand with the Blackburn bill where, you know, along with Ted Cruz, they're trying
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to make sure that the states have the rights to do state regulation on AI.
01:18:43.500
My understanding is, I was looking at this before coming on to the show, so I have to
01:18:51.620
But my understanding is that the effort to kill state AI regulations in the big, beautiful
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bill has died in the Senate, that they're not going to allow that to happen, which I
01:19:06.260
But we got to look into that a little bit more because I think that just is breaking,
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Uh, Justin, what do you have planned for the holiday?
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Are you going to be campaigning for the, you're going to be campaigning for the New York
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I would love to campaign for the New York mayor.
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I mean, look, what's going on in New York is, is so, it is, it is the product of decades
01:19:43.740
and decades and decades of extremism, a culture of extremism in nature, in the country's higher
01:19:52.520
educational institutions, but especially in New York, the public school system, all of
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these left-wing propaganda outlets, many of which have been funded by the Chinese Communist
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Party and others for, and other foreign agents, um, in the United States, breeding this, this
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This is the thing that's so crazy to me is they, they, we, we talk about a democratic socialist
01:20:22.640
or some people just call him a socialist or whatever, because he describes himself that
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I have done lots and lots of work on socialism.
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The democratic socialists of America is a communist organization.
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I, I, are you, I mean, I'm amazed again, we, we, we talked about all of this stuff in propaganda
01:20:54.580
I mean, the Chinese propaganda war, everything that is happening right now.
01:20:58.460
I mean, I kind of feel like, Hey, you know, I guess America, you should have read the book
01:21:09.980
I look, look, the, the book, the book outlined very specifically how Neville Singham, who is
01:21:17.220
this tech billionaire, who's in bed, a communist, whose wife is one of the founders of code pink
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has been funneling massive amounts of money from the Chinese communist party.
01:21:30.280
The New York times has said this funding massive efforts in New York city and all over the country
01:21:37.060
in these pro-Palestinian groups, the more radical ones, um, including many of the groups that
01:21:45.820
So for example, one of, one of the examples of this is there's an organization that's called
01:21:58.660
Uh, mom, Donnie actually created the chapter, the college chapter at when he was going to
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He's going all the way back into his early twenties.
01:22:09.660
Well, then that national organization is been funded by Neville Singham, who is in bed with
01:22:17.580
And, and, and people have known this, uh, insiders have known this about Neville Singham.
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We put all of this stuff in, in the book, propaganda wars, warning about how China is going to have
01:22:29.580
a significant impact, um, on politics in the United States, on our rights, on all kinds
01:22:37.360
of different issues through this, these radical campaigns that they're putting forward.
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And mom, Donnie is the perfect example of that.
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Not just because you have people campaigning for him and there's rioting in the streets and
01:22:51.740
all this other stuff, which is tied to Neville Singham, but also because they've been creating
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these environments that breed someone like that.
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And people who would vote for someone like that.
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And that's why the propaganda wars matter so much.
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I, you know, I want to just take a giant chalkboard from the, you know, 2009, 2010 years where I
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talked about how they were all going to work together.
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I just, I just want to put a big magnet of his face on it because that's it.
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And, you know, if you haven't read propaganda wars, uh, is the last book that, uh, Justin
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Uh, I mean, everyone can tell you about what's just happened and what it all means maybe.
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Um, but I pride myself in being able to, I shouldn't say that because it's not me.
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I don't take pride in the Lord has given me a, uh, is, is given me an ability and he is
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also, uh, prompted me at times to be able to tell you what's coming next.
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So it was 249 years ago, tomorrow, that somebody sat alone in a one-room hotel room
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Those are the first six words of a document that is so dangerous, still today, so revolutionary.
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It was whispered in those candlelit rooms by men who knew, knew that if I sign this document,
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Adams would later say, you do well to revere Jefferson, but he didn't write alone, basically.
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The ideas were forged in the minds of men like Franklin, who was old enough to know better,
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and Adams, who was stubborn enough not to care, and they weren't perfect men.
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They try to make you think that, yo, you think they're perfect.
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I mean, Ben Franklin used to walk around naked in his house a lot.
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That shows, I mean, for as smart as that guy was, it shows maybe he had a lack of mirrors,
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What is it, what are our failures that future generations are going to go,
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Perhaps what we should notice is that they, unlike most of us,
01:34:01.300
they were willing to gamble their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor for something
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The idea that rights don't come from a government or from a king or from a parliament.
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You know, for all these people who are, you know, going in Macy's and burning downtowns and then stealing clothing,
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and they're like, go because I've been oppressed.
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You know who the first people were to articulate those rights?
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You know the only country that actually has stood for those rights?
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That idea came from the founders that you say you hate.
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But the actual rights come from God, which you dismiss.
01:35:11.940
That their rights are given to them by a creator.
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And I don't mean like, they knew what they were doing.
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No, they knew that the British crown had the largest military force in the world.
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They were a ragtag collection of intellectual and idealists facing down an empire where they said,
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And they said that when a government becomes destructive of the ends of liberty, life, and the pursuit of happiness,
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it's not only the right of the people, it's their duty to throw it off.
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That kind of language today, that didn't have you flagged, shadowbanned, labeled an extremist.
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But that is the foundation of what we call America, the American experiment.
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We didn't know if we could get it right, and we haven't gotten it right.
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Isn't it worth trying to get that concept right?
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When you fail on that concept, you're like, that's a stupid idea.
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Slavery, Jim Crow, internment camps, assassinations.
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But at the same time, what nation has done more to correct its own errors?
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What people have shed more blood, not for conquest, but for freedom?
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Twice in the last century, we crossed oceans, not to claim territory, but to liberate that territory.
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Our sons and daughters fought and bled on foreign soil to push the darkness back,
01:37:58.420
to fight against Nazism and fascism and communism.
01:38:09.980
After 249 years tomorrow of that experiment, standing at the lip of the very abyss those men feared.
01:38:23.080
and a cold, atheistic utopia clawing at the foundations of the Western world.
01:38:32.300
Islamism and communism, two ideologies that have killed tens of millions of people,
01:38:38.140
now dressed all in new robes, selling old lies.
01:38:41.500
And we can't even teach a child where their rights come from.
01:38:49.040
We've replaced Jefferson and Adams with TikTok influencers and bureaucratic groupthink.
01:38:54.680
We're raising generations to not even know the truth about their own identity,
01:39:04.040
And they could be, oh, you're a funny, funny colored unicorn today.
01:39:11.640
We don't teach them anything about truth or their inheritance, most importantly.
01:39:17.500
What good are hot dogs and fireworks if the soul of the nation is up for auction?
01:39:25.480
What is the meaning in 4th of July if we've forgotten the why,
01:39:33.040
if we don't even call it Independence Day anymore?
01:39:37.160
Most people don't even know who we fought against for independence.
01:39:47.500
And yet we'll light the sparklers and blow our fingers off because we're just that stupid.
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This Independence Day weekend, would you do me and yourself and your country a favor
01:40:03.100
and read the words out loud, speak the words out loud,
01:40:09.320
when in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bans
01:40:18.000
and to assume among the powers of earth the separate but equal station
01:40:23.860
to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitle them.
01:40:29.100
A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires
01:40:32.020
that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
01:40:44.740
We want to be decent people and we have to separate
01:40:47.660
but we believe it's only right that we tell you why we have to separate.
01:40:52.500
And it's not because of all the bad things you've done.
01:40:56.140
It's because we're different and you don't understand.
01:40:58.920
You have been telling us all of these things we no longer believe in.
01:41:03.980
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal
01:41:09.320
and they're endowed by their creator with certain unalienable, unchangeable rights.
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And just among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
01:41:20.420
That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men
01:41:24.640
deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.
01:41:28.500
My gosh, read those words and let your children hear
01:41:40.880
the king who thinks that your government was given to you by God
01:41:45.780
and you are the ruler and you will tell everybody what to think,
01:41:49.660
what to do, what to buy, what to sell, what to tax, what not to tax,
01:42:06.740
And that government is only there established by those men
01:42:10.060
to protect the rights that God has given each of those men.
01:42:14.980
Let them feel the chill that runs down the spine
01:42:20.180
Governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers
01:42:24.060
from the consent of the government or from the governed.
01:42:32.860
What responsibility sounds like with courage and freedom?
01:42:39.640
That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these rights,
01:42:44.800
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it