The Left Really Hates America ｜ Guest： Kim Klacik ｜ 7⧸6⧸20
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Summary
Glenn Beck sets the record straight on what the Declaration of Independence really says and why it is the most important document in the history of the United States of America. He also talks about Colin Kaepernick's protest of the national anthem and why he should have been benched.
Transcript
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Well, Colin Kaepernick, apparently it is about the flag.
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The Edmonton Eskimos are keeping their name, but the Atlanta Braves, they're not sure.
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Redskins undergoing another thorough investigation onto it.
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The Washington Post says, you know, there's sure there's a lot of offensive TV shows,
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but there's also some books that we should look at because they're a little worthy, worrisome.
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And the president was called very, very divisive.
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So I just want to set the record straight here and tell you what our country is really all about
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and tell you about the Declaration of Independence.
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The Declaration of Independence is the greatest mission statement of all time.
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The Constitution is the how-to make a good government.
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But the Declaration of Independence, on the other hand, is actually our goal,
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So you usually try on a mission statement to make it very, very aspirational.
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Well, the real hard reach back in the 1700s was all men are created equal.
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But I want you to listen to what the Declaration of Independence really is and what it really says.
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First of all, it says, the unanimous declaration of the 13 United States of America.
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Well, as you and I both know, if there is a weasel and you have any disagreements at all,
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But it will be that tenth thing that that one state or that one weasel will start to listen to the other side.
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We'll start to listen to, in this case, the king.
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And the king will say, you know, they're not really for you.
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And, you know, they're going to get their nine things.
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So they voted before they wrote it that it had to be unanimous.
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So there would be no daylight because they all had to stick together.
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Now, this Congress is no different than any other Congress.
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I don't know how many times they ran screaming like, yes, I'm going to say it.
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So the declaration said, when in the course of human events, I can't believe I have to dumb this down, but let me not for you, but for others.
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You know, as things happen, things happen in life, and it's really necessary for if we're going to if we're going to break up here, it's really important that we talk about the things that have connected us together and now are forcing this breakup.
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When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands, which have connected them to one another and assume among the powers of earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and nature's God entitled them.
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A decent respect to the opinions of mankind require that they should declare the causes which impel them to separation.
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This is the part where it's, no, it's, no, it's really is you.
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But we have to break up because you don't really get it.
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You can go your own way and you got your own stuff, but I got my stuff too.
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Because I think some things are really obvious and you don't.
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Like you don't pick up your underwear in the morning and it's grotesque.
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But we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and they're endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights.
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The reason why this is so important is because rights must not come from men.
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If rights come from men, they can be taken away.
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Then up in space, there's a giant space octopus that gives giant rights away to everybody.
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And because they come from the space octopus, we as men can't change them.
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You just have to remove the rights from men who rule over other men because the king says, no, I have the divine right.
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And among those divine rights are our right to life.
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And the pursuit of happiness that I get to be who I choose.
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You're not going to tell me how to live my life.
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So, the government's job is just to secure these rights?
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And those governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.
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So, in other words, government is instituted by us.
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And we give them the power to protect those rights.
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And that when any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, meaning when anybody in the government starts tampering with your rights, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it.
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And, and to institute new government, not a period, but a comma.
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So, in other words, you can't just overthrow this government.
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You have to overthrow it and replace it with something that is even better.
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Now, I don't know about you, but I haven't heard a better idea than we hold these truths to be self-evident.
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If I, honestly, if I had people out in the streets and saying, you know, this government is violating rights, and they've been violating rights of the black man, the brown man, the white man, the all men, they're not protecting the rights that are outlined in the Bill of Rights, I'd be with you.
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But so far, all you're saying is, the whole thing is bad, and we got to get rid of it.
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Well, it was written by people who don't, you know, they don't, they don't, they, they, they, they were all racists.
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Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes.
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You can't just overthrow the government because you don't like it today.
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And accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind is more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable than to write themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.
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You're just going to keep taking it and taking it and taking it and taking it.
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But history shows that you're just going to sit there and take it.
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You'll take those evils until those evils become so bad that you can't take it anymore.
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And that's when it says, but when a long train of abuses and usurptations pursuing invariably the same object invinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism.
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So, in other words, once a dictator starts to come in and they start taking away your rights, it is their right, it is their duty to throw off such government and provide new guards for their future security.
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He's refused to assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
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He's forbidden his government governors to pass laws of immediate and pressing importance.
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You know, he's refused for a long space of time to to cause others to be elected, whereby the legislative power is incapable of anything for their for the state remaining.
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The mean time exposed to the dangers of invasion from without and convulsions within.
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He's doing all these things just to cause trouble in the colonies.
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That there was a guy or a group of people in the government that were sowing dissent.
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Now, the reason why we don't see this in in school very often is because they're Marxists.
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The original the the the the draft of the declaration was found in a bunch of Thomas Jefferson's writings in a box in the library of Congress like 1947.
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But this takes everything that you have learned about Thomas Jefferson and turns it upside down.
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It also explains why we didn't eliminate slavery.
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It also explains that our founders felt passionately about slavery.
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So, you know, what's incredible is Thomas Jefferson gets this horrible rap that he's just an evil slave owner and he didn't do anything about slavery and neither did George Washington.
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And we heard about it in the Washington Post and everything else that shows such ignorance of history.
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They should be embarrassed on how ignorant and, quite honestly, stupid they are.
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They are in self-imposed stupidity because all you have to do is look it up.
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But they're now too busy at the Washington Post starting to claim that maybe there's some books that should be gone.
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Now, Washington Post, now we're into book burning?
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So here's what Thomas Jefferson wrote in his own hand.
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After the long list of usurptations, the very last one, all the others are a line or maybe two.
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He says the king has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distinct people who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere or to incur miserable death in their transportation.
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This piratical warfare, the opprobrium of infidel powers, is the welfare of the Christian king of Great Britain.
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He calls himself a Christian, and yet he does this.
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He says he is determined to keep open a market where, capital letters, men, should be bought and sold.
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He has prostituted his negative for suppressing every legislative attempt to prohibit or restrain this commerce.
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So, in other words, he's saying, first of all, he takes to the open market and he sells men, capitalized.
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The only words in the Declaration of Independence that are capitalized are United States of America.
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In this draft, he capitalizes the word Christian in a mocking tone, and then he takes the word men and he capitalizes it and underlines it.
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What he's saying is those people who are slaves are men.
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Then he says, and he's tried to stop us every time we've tried to legislate against this.
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And the assemblage of horrors might want no fact of distinguished die.
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He's now going out to the slaves and getting those people and giving them arms to rise up among us and, listen,
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to purchase that liberty of which he has deprived of them and murdering the people among whom he also obtruded them,
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thus paying off former crimes committed against the liberties of one people
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with the crimes he urges them to commit against the lives of another.
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And in every stage of these oppressions, we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms.
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Why isn't that in the Declaration of Independence?
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Two out of the 13 states, 11 states, said no to slavery.
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And because it had to be unanimous, they had to drop it.
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Because if they lost those two, no one would be free of the king.
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That is the truth of the Declaration of Independence.
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You're almost as proud of the cookies as Colin Kaepernick is of America, I feel like.
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Oh, not quite that proud, though, because that's hard to match that kind of pride.
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What evidence do you have that it is about the country or the flag?
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But it's so subtle, you have to really dig deep, don't you?
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It's very difficult, and I want you guys to make sure you...
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Because we're told every day it's not about the flag.
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Black people have been dehumanized, brutalized, criminalized, and terrorized by America for
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centuries and are expected to join your commemoration of independence while you enslaved our ancestors.
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See, I think I could see how you would read that that way.
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And that it's not about division or anything when he says, you know, and then you expect
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You almost think that he's talking about other people.
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Now, it is, of course, identical to previous statements he's made with the same thing from
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the beginning, from the moment he started protesting, when he was saying it was about
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When he said, this country has never been great for African Americans.
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There was some elements of that that I picked up and thought, maybe he's talking about the
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But no, just about those very specific, you know, examples of police brutality that are
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That's all he's been talking about this whole time.
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The Edmonton Eskimos have decided to keep that racist name after an extensive year-long
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formal research and engagement program with the Inuit leaders and community members across
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Even though the Inuit, the actual Eskimos, they don't have a problem with it.
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They don't know they should be offended by that.
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So, we need some white liberals out there to help them.
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This is an ongoing plan where we take away things that groups that are supposed to be
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Like Aunt Jemima Syrup, where African Americans are overwhelmingly the biggest customers for
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However, we have to tell them that they need to be offended by it and therefore should not
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be able to buy it anymore because us as white people understand their plight better than
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Let's get into that racist smiling on the label there.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Coffee, the one who dominates every kitchen and oppresses everything else
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The Cleveland Indians are now thinking about changing their names.
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And the Redskins are going to do another thorough review of the team's name.
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The first coach was Native American, was he not?
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And also several Native American players at the time.
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The phrase, and to this moment, I have literally never heard the phrase used by a person in
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a derogatory manner other than the Redskins suck, meaning the football team.
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But I've never heard anyone using it in a derogatory manner at all towards Native Americans.
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With the exception, you can go back to the 1800s and find ways.
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However, that was not the original way it was intended.
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So it started out as a term used by Native Americans to describe themselves.
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Then there were some instances of racial use in history.
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However, that was not the use at the time or now.
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So at some point in the middle, 200 years ago, people used this term in a bad way, and
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that's supposed to mean that we need to change the name now.
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And this one is interesting because it's being led by FedEx, who has asked the Redskins to
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And they've got a $200 million investment in the Redskins.
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But I don't know if Daniel Snyder will cave into this.
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The way they worded that statement makes me think they are.
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Oh, I mean, just they're like, because he has fought tooth and nail against this stuff.
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They think they can get away with the folding because so many other companies have folded.
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And therefore, there's going to be loss in the shuffle of the constant folding of everybody
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And I'm sure Daniel Snyder is sick of dealing with this.
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It'd take about six months and come back and just release a one word statement.
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Washington Redskins statement on the name change.
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Although the Washington Post, I don't think, would like it too much.
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Did you see the article, while offensive TV shows get pulled, problematic books are still
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As Confederate, it doesn't say actually anything about matches or burning the books yet.
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As Confederate statues finally tumble across America, television networks are marching through
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their catalogs looking to take down racially offensive content.
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Turns out that little video monuments were lurking all across the TV canon.
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Just this month, blackface scenes have been rediscovered and removed from The Office, Community,
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Collective amnesia is a central condition for perpetuating poisonous stereotypes.
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As you were saying that, I was like, he's actually saying...
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About how there are books now that really need to be...
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The Washington Post actually printed something criticizing the name of, you know, the Washington
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It's like, it's in the name of your paper, you dunce.
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You could have called it the DC Post, but you didn't.
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Well, the folding is just embarrassing at this point.
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This is totally a work in progress, so it could be a terrible theory.
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But I started thinking about this this weekend in that here is a country that I think is a
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And I had to think about that a little bit because I wrote something for The Blaze on
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And as I was thinking about it, I was like, one of the ways you understand you're making
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real progress is when the complaints become dumber.
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Like, for example, like African Americans at one point were fighting to actually not be
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And they were working for nothing and enslaved as a race.
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Now they are complaining that the holiday, which would commemorate them no longer being
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At the University of Wisconsin in Madison, they want to take down the Lincoln statue because,
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yes, while he was anti-slavery, he really wasn't pro-black enough.
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Was he supposed to be a member of the NAACP in 1863?
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And, like, these aren't, like, a statue coming down doesn't help one black person do anything.
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And, quite honestly, I hear this, and I feel the same way.
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That's what every country says right before it goes down the clapper.
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Because, like, we've had several of these things.
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Several of these big movements that have, like, for example, right after Parkland, you
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You had the Me Too situation, which, again, flared up.
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And it feels like it's died down at some level where not every day you have a new accusation
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against some figure that you thought was beloved was apparently the worst person that's ever lived.
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It's that chaos theory you've been talking about forever, Glenn.
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It's like there's this constant churn of these massive crises, crises, crises, crises, sorry.
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Crises that take the foundation and just rip it up.
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These things on their face are fine, but it's overturning the foundation of the country.
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I would just like to point out that when I said their masks are going to come off, we thought their masks had come off here recently.
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Did we not all say, like, oh, wow, there's, what, a year ago?
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Have you noticed they keep unmasking themselves and it gets deeper and deeper?
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The things that were said about July 4th and Independence Day and our founders and everything else is shocking to me.
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They are truly revolutionaries that are cheering for the destruction of America and America better stand up pretty soon.
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Better say something pretty soon because this silent majority is looking like a very silent, weak and pathetic minority.
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And I don't know about anybody else, but I want action.
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Everything he said on in front of Mount Rushmore, I thought was right.
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I want somebody to start standing up for what is right and what is truly American.
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He was so divisive when he said, hey, we're going to end slavery.
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Well, the Washington Post, the New York Times, they have taken a hard stand against Donald Trump.
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I didn't find it dark, dangerous, or divisive at all.
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And, you know, I just find it interesting that that's worse than anything they ever said about Adolf Hitler in his first eight years in office.
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Down in the polls, falling, and failing to control a raging pandemic, the president cast himself as waging battle against the new far-left fascism that imperils American values and seeks to erase history.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's pretty much what he said, and I think that's pretty accurate.
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President Trump delivered a dark and divisive speech Friday that cast his struggling effort to win a second term as a battle against the new far-left fascism.
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Seeking to wipe out the nation's values and history, with the coronavirus pandemic raging and his campaign faltering in the polls,
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His appearance amounted to a fiery reboot of his re-election effort, using the holiday and the official presidential address to mount a full-on culture war against a straw-man version of the left that he persuaded as inciting mayhem and moving the country towards totalitarianism.
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I do not think it means what you think it means.
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He said our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history, defame our heroes, erase our values, and indoctrinate our children.
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Angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of the founders, deface our most sacred memorials, and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities.
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What part of that, New York Times, is not true?
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Now, Tiffany Cross at MSNBC, she took the helm of the Joy Reid show.
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So, they were covering, you know, the speech, the divisive and dark, divisive speech that President Trump gave, and Tiffany Cross said,
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And so here we are, celebrating the birth as a nation.
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Independence for white men had a sight described by one Native American activist as, quote, a symbol of white supremacy.
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A sight described by one Native American activist as, quote, a symbol of white supremacy.
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Trump choosing Mount Rushmore for the 4th of July campaign stop is like when he chose Tulsa, the site of the 1921 massacre against black Americans for his Juneteenth weekend rally.
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It's that cold, tired, familiar, jabbed, black, brown, and indigenous people that makes the shrinking MAGA voter feel as big as a 60-foot face of a colonizing slave owner.
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The Washington Post wrote, it's time to reconsider the global legacy of July 4th, 1776.
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As our country prepares to celebrate the anniversary of its formal declaration of independence from Britain on July 4th, 1776, we once again reckon with two dark historical truths.
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The nation's democracy was founded as a slave society.
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The second is that after cutting political ties with Great Britain, Americans doubled down on the British Empire's project of global domination.
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The American Revolution inspired freedom movements in other parts of the world, but it also contributed to the worldwide spread of white supremacy.
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Now, so this is what they're nailing the United States on.
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After we declared our independence, Great Britain responded to the loss by developing a second, much larger empire in Asia, Australia, and Africa.
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Both the American and British empires post-1776 were structured by racial hierarchy, violence, and systematic devaluation of black and indigenous lives.
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In the decades after the U.S. independence, the British East India Company conquered most of the subcontinent.
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British colonizers embedded racism into law, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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We broke away from that country that was doing that.
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So how are we responsible for what Great Britain did?
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Last week, I was really proud and a little terrified to bring you Restoring Hope,
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because we had so many problems with it, so many problems.
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And it made it to the air just by the hair of our chin-eachin-chin.
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But the people who watched it, I can't thank you enough for your reaction and your willingness to watch.
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It was two and a half hours, and the ratings were solid all the way across.
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It was absolutely amazing to get people to watch for two and a half hours.
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And people watched with their families, and they watched in the privacy of their own home.
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But what we talked about was the fact that this nation is a covenant nation.
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And you may not want to believe that, but it's true.
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it was a war, it was a battle, it was a war, it was a place,
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You don't really know that much about Antietam.
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And I know there's a lot of people in the audience going,
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Yeah, okay, all right, okay, I got it, I got it.
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But most people, we memorized when it happened,
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And we never learned anything about why it was important.
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1862, Frederick, Maryland, the North is just getting our heads handed to us, okay?
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And he's walking along this field, and he sees this package just laying there.
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And they're just walking along, and they see this package there,
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and they're like, what is, I wonder what this is.
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They open it up, and inside were three cigars and the battle plan to attack the union forces.
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And these were union soldiers that just found this.
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And it was, they had heard rumors that General Lee was going to attack the North
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And they knew, though, if Lee could pull it off, it would be the end of the war.
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So Mitchell, this corporal, he's out there in the field, and he's like,
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We've got to get it to at least our commander, McClellan.
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Now, why would McClellan believe that they just accidentally left this thing out?
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Well, by happenstance, by complete coincidence or a miracle, a second miracle happened.
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He's looking at the writing, and he's like, I don't know if we can trust this.
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And the guy looking over his shoulder, one of his aides that happened to be there in the tent that day went,
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And I know he wouldn't be involved in anything that was trying to, you know, throw us off the track.
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What they don't know in Washington is what has been happening with Abraham Lincoln.
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Antietam became America's bloodiest battle ever.
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And historians now all agree, if they wouldn't have had that intelligence, they would have lost the battle and it would have ended the war and it would have ended the war for slavery.
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And that would have been the end of the republic.
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One of the big experts on Antietam, his name is Jane McPherson, James McPherson.
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He said the odds against the sequence of events that led to the loss and finding and verification of these orders had to be at least a million to one.
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Around the time that the battle plans were being drawn, Abraham Lincoln wrote something that hadn't wasn't found until years and years later, he had written something and put it in his pocket.
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And it said in the present civil war, it is quite possible that God's purpose is something different from the purpose of either party.
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I am almost ready to say that this is probably true, that God wills this contest and wills that it should not end.
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Now, imagine that here's the commander in chief.
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Here's tell me when a king or anybody else has ever said, yeah, we're in the middle of this war.
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He's now wondering, because of the way things are stacking up, that I don't think we have the right and righteous cause.
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But because before this, he was concerned about the union.
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So he's having this thought, and he's having this thought, obviously, so much that he's actually writing it down.
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And it wasn't discovered until years and years later with the Lincoln papers, when one of his secretaries happened upon it after his death.
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His secretary said, this is the honest communication, the sincerity of a perfect and honest soul trying to bring itself into closer communication with its maker.
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This next battle, whatever it is, I will do what you want me to do.
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And what I think you want me to do is free all of the slaves.
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Because America existing isn't as important as that.
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Now, he's making that covenant at the same time they're finding that map.
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He later said, this war had not been about some moral crusade.
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He had made a vow, a covenant, that if God gave us victory in the approaching battle,
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he would consider it an indication of the divine will and that it was his duty to move forward in the cause of emancipation.
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I feel like somebody needs to ring this bell every single day, every quarter hour.
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America is from slavery, totalitarianism, fascism, communism, than any country in the history of the world.
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I mean, I just feel like we should say that over and over again and let people know that's the truth.
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I look at what's happening to us, and we're just awash in this anti-Americanism that I never thought I would see from her own people.
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And you have to understand, this is about the fundamental transformation of the United States of America.
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Joe Biden has come out and said he's going to transform the nation if elected.
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So, you know, you don't ever transform anything that you love.
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You transform things like, I'm going to tear down this old house.
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Well, no, you know, I'm not going to tear all of it down.
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I'm just going to transform it into something completely different.
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You don't say that about any beautiful piece of art.
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And then her fundamental transformation begins.
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We heard it from Barack Obama when he said five days before the election.
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Five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
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And we thought we dodged that bullet more than we did.
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I mean, he put a possibly a mortal wound into our nation with the things that he started.
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Well, we were called racists for pointing this out.
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But this is what Michelle Obama was saying on the campaign trail before she was taken off.
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And Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices.
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We are going to have to change our conversation.
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We're going to have to change our traditions, our history.
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We're going to have to move into a different place.
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Um, if you were with us on Thursday, uh, I told you about a special that I was doing called restoring hope.
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Uh, we had absolutely everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.
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Um, because I've never seen anything like this before.
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Right before broadcast, we spent all day doing what's called rendering.
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Um, and when I got on the air that morning, I was told later, it said 36 hours to render.
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And I was like, well, we're on, uh, in 12 hours.
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I went on the air and I said, we're having problems, uh, with a special, just say a prayer.
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It immediately dropped to, uh, 11 and then it was 10, then it was eight.
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And we, we had it finished literally 20 minutes before we went on the air.
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And then it took 15 minutes to get it to our control rooms.
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But then right at eight, something that is never happened before.
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I don't even know how this is possible, but our network went down.
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The network connections to, uh, the knock in, in, uh, in New York went down.
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Uh, we couldn't communicate, uh, with one another.
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Then our lines to YouTube and Facebook went down and then within a minute, we, everybody
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who was waiting for the special online at blaze TV, it kicked everybody off.
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We still don't really know exactly what happened.
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Uh, except there was a, there was a powerful force against this thing.
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I will tell you that I watched it and parts of it made me cringe because it wasn't, you
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know, we had problems with the audio sync, et cetera, et cetera, and they are redoing
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And I think it'll be posted in high definition on blaze TV on Wednesday.
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If you haven't seen it yet, you need to see it.
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If you saw the first time, uh, watch it in high definition.
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And we really wanted to do something that would restore people's hope and make them feel better
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You're there is a plan and it seems like a stupid plan, but it's not.
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We need to restore the covenant and we need to do it personally.
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The reason why I told you that Abraham Lincoln story a few minutes ago is it's not made by
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the nation, which I thought at the beginning of this, that it was supposed to be made by
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It has to be made by the individuals because if we don't, if we don't obey the basic 10
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commandments, if we don't love thy neighbor, do the big ones.
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I just, and I believe that with everything in me, this land has absolutely everything
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Everything to transform the world is on this land and it's not going to be had by an unrighteous
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And we've known that for 400 years since the pilgrims got here and we are really not doing
01:08:57.800
So we put this up and I will tell you, I was humbled by the responses from people.
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My husband has followed your program for years, Glenn, but I'll be honest.
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Most of the time, my head is in the sand and I've just prayed and taken my husband's advice
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However, tonight I slowed down to watch your heartfelt message, your expressions, your eyes filled
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Over and over and over again, people were saying, I, I get it.
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Well, you don't have any idea because if you just watched it, you don't know what it truly
01:09:53.160
And, and the miracles that we saw for the first time, uh, in my career, I got a letter
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from the editors of this, uh, that said, please pass this on to your audience.
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Uh, we just want to say a humble thank you to all of you.
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When Glenn gathered a small team of us together three weeks ago, we had no idea we get the
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chance to participate in and witness so many miracles.
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Glenn has told us he felt compelled that the nation needed to hear a message of hope, love
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He wanted to make a broadcast at his ranch in the mountains of Southern Idaho.
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Many of us pointed out that there is no internet service outside of your barn, Glenn, but Glenn
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assured us that this is what he felt compelled to do and that God would help us.
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We started our journey with a prayer, asking God to guide and direct us, which he did every
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And this, I love the way this is written, but this is not telling the story when he sent
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the beautiful spring rain and the storm and lightning, it was all around us, but the sun
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I think I've had, well, I know I've ever seen here in Idaho over our property.
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It was this storm of biblical proportions and we were filming and it was right before we
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And this thing was just sitting on the edge of the mountain range.
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It started to rain, but it rained all around us.
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Literally, it did not rain on us with the cameras.
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When we finally got everything back into the barn, that's when the storm hit.
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And it was, it was so bad, it tore our satellite down.
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We didn't realize it until the next Monday that our satellite was down.
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He would, God would help us figure out how to get 400 people to the top of one of the mountains
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with all the technical equipment, food, and other logistics.
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Let me tell you, getting toilets for 400 people into a mountain is no easy task.
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There were so many things that happened around that, not the toilets, but the mountain thing.
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Many times it seemed impossible for us to accomplish the goals that set out for us.
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But every time we were just about to give up, the hand of God would come and bless us.
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The path would open for us to get to the permit, to permit the broadcast from Plymouth or Gettysburg.
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We would find a group of kids to sing with only 24 hours notice.
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We had so much help and witnessed so many miracles and blessings that the final day grew near.
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We knew there was a lot left to do in the last four days, but we were sure we were up to the task.
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We were down to a group of four of us working in the production office.
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We were starting to get a bit weary, blurry, cranky, and downright stinky.
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But by the end, it was in sight, and we knew we were going to make it.
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When we got to the last 24 hours, finished loading things into the computer, everything changed.
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All of our hard work came to a screeching halt.
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In the cold morning hours of July 2nd, that's last Thursday, the four of us stood in the production office looking at each other with a slow realization that we were just not going to make it.
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We were not going to be able to broadcast the show that Glenn was so certain the nation needed to hear.
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It was devastating to us, overwhelming and dark.
01:13:40.640
All of the elation, all of the energy of the last two weeks just slipped away.
01:13:45.280
I remember falling to my knees thinking I would cry from sadness, but I was too afraid and tired for tears to come.
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For about an hour, we all just looked at each other, wondering what to do.
01:13:56.180
How are we going to tell Glenn that we had failed, that we were not going to be able to deliver?
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Pink light washed over the mountains, and we could hear Glenn's voice as he began to broadcast on the radio.
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Make sure you're watching tonight at 8 o'clock Eastern as we broadcast from the Standing Rock Ranch.
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The four of us looked at each other and knew we had to tell him it wasn't going to happen.
01:14:20.200
Glenn, I'm sorry, but you have to tell them it's not going to happen.
01:14:23.780
We're just not going to be able to pull this off.
01:14:26.540
But Glenn's voice kept coming over the radio strong and loud.
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Tune in tonight and listen to the message of hope for America from the Standing Rock Ranch.
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And instead of telling all of you that we had to cancel, he humbled himself and told you of our trouble.
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And he asked you to pray, to ask God for a miracle.
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We watched on Glenn's Facebook post, post after post mentioned, praying now on my knees, sending prayer.
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All of a sudden, as if a wave of fresh air flooded into the production office, our exhausted bodies were renewed.
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Our minds were clear, and we were able to figure out the answers to problems that had eluded us.
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Computer systems that had been down began to work.
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Networks that were struggling began to function.
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We had been watching the render time on one of our videos.
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Your prayers propelled us to the project forward and made it possible for us to broadcast as designed.
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None of us have ever been through something so profound.
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The early morning hours of July 2nd were so dark and dreadful, but thanks to you, by the afternoon and evening, we were full of light and elation.
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As we felt your spirit and strength lift us, the four of us knelt in the production office and said a prayer of thanks.
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We asked God to return a blessing on each of you.
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I have often heard Glenn say that his audience will be the one that saves the nation.
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And after experiencing your ability to call down the powers of heaven, I have no doubt now that he is right.
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Thank you for your faith and for your strength.
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I have an amazing A unit that does all of my production at home, all the writers and researchers, and they just kill it every single week, every single day, actually.
01:16:38.160
And these were people that I had not worked with before, and they had no idea what they were walking into.
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And they were just remarkable, just remarkable.
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If you haven't seen it yet, you can watch it on YouTube.
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You'll get the high-definition version of it on Wednesday with all of the syncing issues and everything else fixed.
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That was a they did come together to make a more perfect nation, not a perfect one, because we're men and we couldn't get all of it done.
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He's the guy who is in charge of Operation Underground Railroad and and also the Nazarene Fund.
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And he's written a book about Lincoln and the Covenant that you should read.
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My prompting is, is that we must take the covenant as a people.
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And even if it's just a remnant of us, we have to live the way the Lord is asking us to live and do only those things he's asking us to do.
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But then the other thing is, is Lincoln had to put his action into word.
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And I would I would have a little easier time if people weren't complaining that statues were, you know, towering over them and oppressing them.
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No statue has ever made me feel one way or another.
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And I lived in Seattle with a statue to Karl Marx.
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I'd have an easier time if people were talking about the slavery that's going on right now.
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Do you know do you know the horrors of what they have just found in a shipping container out of China?
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I don't even remember how many thousands of tons that it was of human hair.
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Gee, I remember another nation making clothing out of human hair.
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Hey, I can understand why the media didn't cover the Stone Mountain guys.
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You know, the guys, all African-Americans, all dressed in like military garb, all carrying semi-automatic weapons.
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About a hundred of them just show up at the Stone Mountain Memorial and say, come on, bring it on.
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Oh, well, Shelly, she dries hair at the Cutting Corral and she wasn't wearing her mask properly.
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And so they they really needed to go after that this weekend.
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And so they probably just didn't have time to cover the Marxist revolutionaries in our street program.
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OK, may I may I change the subject here just a second?
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And then we're going to get to a Galan Maxwell.
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And I know, but there's something wrong with this Epstein story that we need to talk about.
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He's been kicking butt and taking names for decades.
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He runs a family martial arts studio and teaches five karate classes a day.
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What was the guy who is and he was going to get Kip and Napoleon into shape?
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Anyway, as he starts climbing up into his 50s, Keith started to feel like his body was beginning to wear out.
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And he thought he might have to give up on his passion.
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But he'd been hearing about Relief Factor on the radio and hadn't acted on it.
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And I know how his story ends because it ends the same way mine does.
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If he happened to walk by his studio one of these days, I doubt you'll see him in the American flag pants.
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You seem to have something bubbling a little bit inside your noggin.
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Okay, so, you know, you have this guy who nobody really knows how he made his money, right?
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I mean, he's an investment guy, but nobody really knows.
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The only thing is the victorious seeker, or the limited, that guy.
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His billions, for some reason, he was very, very trusting of this guy with very little experience in managing money.
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The only thing he really had any sort of experience with was running a Ponzi scheme, which he was not prosecuted for.
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Unfortunately, a lot of people's lives would have been changed if he was, hopefully.
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His partner got prosecuted, not Jeffrey Epstein.
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And then that experience somehow won him into running a billionaire's fortune and all of his cash, which is a strange, strange choice.
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He's actually biology, so it's, you know, it's science,
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but it's not like running numbers or a computer or something, you know what I mean?
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He becomes one of the richest people in the world.
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And then he becomes everybody's best friend who happens to be a little bit scummy.
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You know, Kevin Spacey, Bill Clinton, even Donald Trump was his friend for a while.
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I don't know if you were going on trips with him, like the Clintons.
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I mean, in this Netflix documentary on Epstein, they have multiple people who were like contractors working on this island.
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They were all very suspicious as to why there were constantly 15 and 16-year-old girls running around there,
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It didn't seem to be well hidden if that was the goal.
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So, what do you think about the theory that he might have been an intelligence asset?
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I've seen this batted around a little bit in that he was essentially trapping all these powerful people as an intelligence asset.
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Before you even go down that road, because that's an interesting one as well,
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the idea of him being a guy who really liked this sort of activity,
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found other powerful people who also enjoyed the same activity,
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and was able to hold on to his freedom for as long as he did,
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because he had an incredible amount of evidence on a credible amount of powerful people.
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So, the theory that he could just be free because, look, he liked hanging out with young girls,
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and he had cameras all over the island where they did all their stuff,
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so he could constantly use that as a shield against his own capture.
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to say that this was an intentional outside foreign government sort of issue.
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I mean, just think of how much power you would have
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if you had the world's most powerful people on tape.
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How does she keep her slender figure like that?
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but they certainly got some information on the prints.
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and I'm not necessarily saying it was for foreign governments
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If you haven't watched all these documentaries,
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we were kind of talking about this off the air.
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So you can make it look like I was saying to help you.
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how would you think you could possibly get away with what he did?
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you have a couple of targets and you do something terrible to these few women,
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maybe you think you're going to get away with it.
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timeframe would go out into local communities around him and abduct,
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And bring them in to do all this stuff at his house in which he was,
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in which he owned was well known in the community was in a very,
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the richest community in the area where all of the rich people are that know
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it's tight knit and everyone knows when the new person moves in,
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of lower means that don't normally go to this community,
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like how on earth could you possibly believe that it's that one of the
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116 year olds you bring into your home is not going to start talking to
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their mom about this when they feel bad about it later on.
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There's no way you could believe you were going to get away with this unless
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you had either just an incredible amount of hubris and believe you could
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you could pay your way out of everything because no one's going to believe
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But when you've done it with a hundred of them,
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Or you have some real high connections that you think can deflect all of
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I don't know how you think it's going to work without those connections.
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your arrogance wouldn't get out of control unless you had some sort of
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the only people who stood up for those victims were the police officers.
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Everybody else abandoned them all throughout government.
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And continually beat this drum for multiple years after it had already been
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We still wouldn't have known if it wasn't for them.
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if it wasn't for the police officers continue so focused on making sure this guy
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I have an easier time thinking Bigfoot killed John F.
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Cause I don't think there's a lot of people proposing the theory that Bigfoot
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but I would accept that one faster than this was just,
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the camera was out and the guys and they were just sleeping and it was weird.
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dives into this and is only focused on whether the,
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like it's not focused on the entire story because there's a lot of Epstein
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This is about like what happened at the prison.
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The other one is like not completely convinced,
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is very open to the idea that it could have been,
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it's just looking at the facts of the situation.
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there is an idea that a person who has lived this,
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life where they've done all of these things could just decide,
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that that's not where his head was at that time.
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I think there's evidence to say that he had a decent case.
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that's not the case that he was innocent of these crimes.
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he signed an agreement with the federal government that he would not be prosecuted anymore for any of this stuff.
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And I think it's a bad development overall for the country,
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Let's just break all those agreements and now prosecute the person again.
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we paid out a big amount of money and then you come back and you're like,
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cause you can't have both Cosby signed an agreement that he would not testify
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And then he testified and then they just unsealed it because they really
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but that's not how this process is supposed to work.
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We've had Alana Goodwin on the show before a long time ago about something.
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And it's a whole book written on just this short period of time.
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This one has a lot of people convinced that something went on.
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it doesn't seem possible that this guy with all the attention on him could
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somehow after a suicide attempt that was already,
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that could just be left alone to attempt it again,
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with all the cameras not working and all of the,
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This is why we can't mix politics with our justice system.
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do you really think we're ever going to find out the truth on this one?
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What about all the other things that are going on right now?
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why is it we can find out about the noose in the NASCAR thing?
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we haven't really found anything at all about what was happening in
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Washington or what's happening with black lives matter,
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I know every time I go five miles an hour over the frigging speed limit or
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I'm getting pulled over yet statues with hundreds of people can gather with
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ropes around statues and pull them down all over America.
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I had that very thought this morning as I found out another statue had been
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And you can put blaze tv.com slash Glenn into your browser and get a subscription to
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like there's nobody talking common sense anymore.
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There are Republican candidates in the greater Baltimore area.
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She is a woman that moved to Baltimore round right after I think Obama was
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get into the workforce and then develop themselves.
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I started a workforce development nonprofit in the Baltimore city area about eight
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And it was just really to help women coming out of incarceration,
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and homelessness to get back into the workforce.
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they would call us and let us know when they had job interviews and then we
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I noticed there was a huge need for career opportunities in general,
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but the careers with the healthcare benefits and everything that everybody
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I'm going to investigate it and see why we don't have so many more career
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I just noticed that I had so much potential to do so much more in the city,
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but Baltimore city officials weren't really getting it together.
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And then this discussion began about how resources weren't really going to
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there's a lot of neighborhoods in Baltimore that have been neglected.
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who picks up the trash in Baltimore city and Harbor East,
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the answer to call 100% of the time in Carlton Ridge,
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where you saw the riots in 2015 after the death of Freddie Gray,
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So the disparity is there and the resources are there.
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it's just not getting it to the people in these neglected areas.
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So I decided to just throw my hat in the ring and give it a shot.
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So you're actually going for Elijah Cummings seat.
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some of them lifelong Republicans that have run before.
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I think people just want to change a new leadership.
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because I think it was Baltimore where they just threw another statue of
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And how much is coming just from Marxist revolutionaries?
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I would think 95% of it's coming from Marxist revolutionaries.
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our mayor who just went to prison because she was indicted,
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she removed four Confederate statues because it was the trendy thing to do.
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all of those numbers have gone up significantly since then.
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It doesn't affect the education system that's broken or the crime and violence
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going into the Baltimore city inner Harbor this weekend.
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but these are people that come into neighborhoods that they don't belong to.
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they didn't spend the money to put that statue there.
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we got rid of our Confederate statues four years ago,
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and we're looking at the destruction of our country.
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it's hard to understand how people are getting,
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enraged over things that just don't change their life or the trajectory of their future.
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they're really getting famous and getting paid off of,
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we're not talking about defund the police in Baltimore city,
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we're progressing this year and we'll have even more this year.
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You see a lot of people at these protests and they're there to take Facebook pictures or,
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So they're making these demands of absolutely nothing.
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do you think there's a disconnect or what is the disconnect between black Republicans being the majority on city councils versus struggling to put through a Republican candidate in Congress?
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our city has been run by Democrats for the past 60 years.
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and they truly make people believe that they're there to help them,
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the only way that you're going to come out of poverty is with employment.
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and we met a lot of people that do want to go to work.
01:52:00.700
we met a lot of people that don't want handouts.
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They just want that hand up and continue to go.
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we talk a lot about section eight and how fathers aren't even able to live in
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we've dismantled the family structure within the black community over the past few
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those that don't have that two parent family in the home,
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African Americans to look at actual black lives matter?
01:53:13.540
how can we connect black lives matter to their own words and their own
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64% of the people even involved in black lives matter are not absolute,
01:53:45.440
if they would just take a second and read what the mission is and tell
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you've got LeBron James who came from a single parent household.
01:54:12.780
He knows exactly what it was like to grow up like that.
01:54:16.280
He was adopted and had a beautiful family structure and he knows what it's
01:54:21.820
why can't we just have these real discussions and conversations and
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somebody's got to get these guys to the table and talk about it.
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it would be great for them to have other people come in and really talk
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what's going on as far as conservative values and our beliefs.
01:54:41.600
a lot of African Americans don't even know they are conservative.
01:54:46.680
we know a lot about how important family structure is because you either
01:54:50.620
lived on the one side of the single parent or the other side with
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And you understand you had parents or friends that lived on both sides.
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why it's so important to keep the family together,
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why careers are the only way you're going to lift someone out of
01:55:05.280
employment or poverty and why it's important to even have employment and
01:55:12.160
this health insurance and the dental insurance.
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when you hear something like black lives matter,
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which they accused president Trump of having all the time.
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Donald Trump was doing well with African Americans,
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because of Corona virus where now everybody is struggling to make ends meet,
01:56:06.360
Is there something happening to African Americans where they're waking up and
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that was coming around because you could see the numbers,
01:56:24.060
was that its lowest ever at that point in time?
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he was talking about the money he was given to HBCUs.
01:56:35.440
we would have people coming out of incarceration and,
01:56:38.100
they went in there before technology was really a thing.
01:56:41.580
they can't fill out job applications online and on the computer because they're still
01:56:49.760
So they have those skills so they can go and apply for these jobs.
01:56:54.540
started to see that and started family members,
01:57:17.460
in Congress and people who will stand up for the declaration of independence and the
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So there's a disturbing new report from Goldman Sachs.
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It says that 40% of us businesses that reopen halted their reopening,
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This is where the economy is right now with the COVID resurgence.
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The economists around the world have been talking,
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seriously about how the dollar is in serious danger of losing its place.
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just buy more ink cartridges and print more money.
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are going to play the black national anthem before the national anthem?
01:59:54.960
I believe all the NFL games are the first week.
02:00:02.500
I don't know the history of it particularly well.
02:00:04.560
I could have sworn we did a show on somebody claiming to have the black national anthem.
02:00:23.760
He wasn't there to blow out the candles or anything,
02:00:27.780
we found out later that things that honor Abraham Lincoln,
02:00:32.560
they've been trying to tear them down all across the country all of a sudden,
02:00:39.800
we'll look into this tomorrow on the black national anthem.
02:00:42.840
I'm a little uncomfortable with two national anthems.
02:00:55.400
I'm ashamed to be an American where not all folks are free.
02:01:01.180
And I won't forget the enslaved who died and built this place for free.
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So I proudly lift up all the folks who are still oppressed today.
02:01:11.840
Cause there ain't no doubt this ain't our land.
02:01:19.200
they'll probably be the last one in the gas chamber,
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but at least they'll have that extra time together as they're being lined up to shoot by,
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the radical Marxists that will look at those cute little white girls and go,
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it's usually the way it happens in Marxist nations.