MARXIST DEMS ARE DESTROYING PUBLIC EDUCATION, OUR GREATEST EQUALIZER
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On January 6th, a gunman opened fire in the streets of Washington, D.C. and killed four police officers in response to anti-Donald Trump protests on Capitol Hill. President Joe Biden and other Democrats have been quick to point fingers at Donald Trump and blame him for the deaths of the police officers who responded to the anti-Trump protests.
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Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs, and welcome to The Great America Show.
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Delighted to have you with us as we come together working to preserve truth, justice, and the American way.
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Democrats struggling with both truth and justice when they talk about January 6th these days.
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The president is no better. Truth, the farthest thing from President Biden's mind,
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when he gave his commencement address at the University of Delaware this past Saturday.
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Not for the first time, President Biden falsely claimed that Trump supporters had killed police officers
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in the January 6th demonstrations and riots on Capitol Hill.
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Biden called the Trump supporters insurrectionists, staying with the Democrat Party line and narrative, of course.
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For the record, one Capitol Hill police officer did die the day after,
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but his death was found to have been caused by two strokes.
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Two other policemen died in the weeks after January 6th, both suicides.
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In July of that year, two more police officers who were at the Capitol on January 6th also committed suicide.
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But the president chose not to note their causes of death, and he should have.
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And the four suicides should have been investigated already.
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Instead, they're just a line in the Democrat narrative of lies about January 6th.
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Vice President Harris this weekend at the funeral of a victim of the Buffalo racially motivated massacre
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But we know the fundamental reason for both tragedies in Buffalo and Texas is the mental illness of both shooters.
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Of course, neither Harris nor Biden has addressed that issue following both incidents.
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And until we do address that issue, honestly and forthrightly, the tragedies are likely to go on needlessly.
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The Biden administration seems unaware of their standing in the opinion polls,
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Almost 80% say the country's headed in the wrong direction.
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Yet President Biden and his puppet masters seem to think they can just stay the course,
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that they can go on with their politics and division and hate,
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while they push CRT, DEI, that is critical race theory and diversity, equity, and inclusion or identity,
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and other Marxist doctrine, whether in our schools, government, or business.
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And they aren't backing off, in fact, trying harder now than ever to keep parents barricaded from their children
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Congressman Byron Donalds is demanding answers from schools and textbook publishers
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about their insistence on talking race in the classroom
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and publishing textbooks with CRT and DEI in them, even in math textbooks.
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And, Congressman, it is great to have you back with us here on The Great America Show.
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Congressman, I have to say your performance on the panel on CRT in Florida math books
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was, I thought, outstanding, educational, strong,
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and put a lot of people who didn't want to be on tenderhooks.
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Here is the congressman asking essential questions about CRT and mathematics.
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I don't want children being focused, having their attention distracted from actual learning.
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If we're going to talk about history, let's talk about history.
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But if we're going to bring in subjective material into the classroom,
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that is the problem that has some parents upset in the United States.
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And that's the concern that we need to think about.
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That is not a free speech issue because students are a captive audience.
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That's why this is such an important discussion to be had.
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Madam Chair, thank you so much for the indulgence.
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And, Congressman, again, it's great to have you with us.
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And it's especially great to see you performing at a high level for parents who are so worried about their children
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and the attempted intervention in that relationship between parents and children in our public schools
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by textbooks, textbook makers, teachers' unions, and all sorts of nonsense.
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I think what's happening is we're getting the information out for people to see it.
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And not just, you know, on the Republican side of the aisle.
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I think the arguments that a lot of us have with respect to being opposed to critical race theory subject matter
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being introduced in textbooks and curriculum and worksheets through just classroom discussion,
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I think the points we're making are becoming very clear.
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In that hearing, two of the majority's witnesses, two of the Democrats' witnesses in that hearing,
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one was a principal who was fired in Texas because he would not stop using CRT in his school,
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The other one was a lady who works at a nonprofit think tank that centers around free speech issues,
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So when I showed them all the graph from this textbook, the principal thought it was okay.
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But the star witness for the Democrats actually agreed with me that this was material that was inappropriate
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And I think for a lot of people on the other side of the aisle, or people who are just independent,
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they don't really know how they feel about it or what they know about this issue,
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the key thing is you do not want subjective material in front of children.
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Once they become adults, once they go to college,
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if you want to start having more esoteric and philosophical conversations about systemic racism,
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critical race theory, that's okay, I guess, at the college level,
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They need to be getting the basics of education,
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understanding basic facts that we all agree are legitimate and factual.
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And then from there, you can go off into your more Socratic thinking
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later on down the line as you mature, as you become older, so on and so forth.
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Well, I think that's generous of you to call it Socratic thinking,
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because most young adults are engaged in some kind of thinking,
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and usually it's not quite as rigorous as Socratic,
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but I take your meaning and I agree with you entirely.
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When you talk about mathematics, and this to me is just an essential truth,
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There is no room for subjectivity, unless you're getting into theoretical mathematics,
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which, by the way, as we know, some people have tried to do with basic math.
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It's just stunning to think that we would see CRT,
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that textbook manufacturers would have the arrogance to insert CRT into their textbooks
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and to put it in the marketplace, if you will, and to have it accepted.
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A lot of school districts, I'm sure, have no idea what's in those textbooks,
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because they just take the state ed department's word for it all.
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So if your state has a State Department of Education that either A, promotes it,
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or B, doesn't look for it, it's in your textbooks.
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It's in textbooks in fifth grade, it's in textbooks in eighth grade, it's in textbooks in high school.
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And this is the problem, Lou, is that the textbook manufacturers,
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they do the same diversity, equity, and inclusion seminars that the school districts do.
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They get them from the same nonprofit think tanks that actually do subscribe to critical race theory.
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And so these things are coming in through textbooks, through classroom material.
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And so the argument from the political left is we don't teach critical race theory in schools.
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There are no real classes on critical race theory.
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There are a handful of schools throughout the country, but it's not, for lack of a better word,
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systematic throughout the entire United States.
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But what is clear, what is apparent, is that in textbooks and in curriculum, those topics are being brought into the textbooks.
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So as a child is doing a math problem, they're having to wade through a chart on implicit biases.
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And the chart was created by one of these nonprofit foundations that subscribes to critical race theory.
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Right. It is peculiar to me that people do not always grasp that if you have created a system of indoctrination,
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Marxist-left indoctrination, in point of fact, across K-12 and, of course, throughout higher education,
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that you're going to have professors who are writing textbooks who are leftists
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and who will be subscribing to various Marxist philosophies, including D-E-I-E-S-G-C-R-T.
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I mean, you can go through the alphabet with these people.
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And to be teaching children, particularly young children, that they're disadvantaged
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or that they are either oppressors or oppressed.
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This is madness, because the public school system in this country is why we're where we are today as a nation.
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You can take all of the programs and all of the nonsense and all of the trillions of dollars we've spent,
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and nothing is more important to changing the lives of young people, of every race, every creed,
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If the changing, the educational landscape, if a child actually, number one,
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learns the basics of reading, writing, arithmetic, arithmetic history, that's number one.
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Number two, if a child actually has the opportunity to learn what their strengths are as an individual,
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which is something I think that actually has been missing in education for the last 50, 60 years,
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is that everybody, you, me, doesn't matter who it is, everybody has an inherent gift, talent, strength that God has given them.
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You know, there are things I'm great at, my wife is not great at, and vice versa.
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But if you don't know what that is, a lot of times we don't really figure that out.
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So we're 30 years old, 35 years old, and we really figure out, like, oh, my gosh, this is the thing that I really can do and do well.
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What we should be doing in education is helping children find what their strengths are so that as they go through the education process,
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especially in high school, they can begin to focus on what their strengths are because we all know when you're an adult,
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the area that you work in, the thing that you do to make a living, the thing that you do to transform an industry,
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the business you start, whatever that is, a lot of that is because it's a strength, it's a passion that you've had for a very long time.
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Now you've just figured out how to monetize it and be able to do it in our economy.
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So we should be helping kids find their strengths a lot sooner so that they then can look at education as a way to enhance their strengths,
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to leverage their strengths to being productive men and women in America.
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And I have to say, I wish that I could believe that the National Teachers Federation, the NEA,
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would be listening to Congressman Donald and taking his advice.
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But right now we are locked up in a contest, a political contest in this country between the left's agenda and what the American people need.
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Right now, just for their basic survival in this hyperinflationary period, in this period in which we are wracked by so many disruptions and difficult, difficult challenges,
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because it is just scary to think what our children must feel as they're witnessing adults flail as our Congress and our Senate tries to at least keep up with the issues that are so important to the nation.
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It really is a terrifying moment, I'm sure, for many of those children, because they're being told between the ages of five and nine.
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They're sitting there talking about sex and gender choices.
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I mean, first of all, a child doesn't hit puberty till 11 years old, maybe 12.
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So why are you talking about sexual identities in kindergarten, in third grade, in fifth grade?
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He knows he's a boy, but have we engaged in sexual identity conversations?
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He knows that, I know that, and so the conversation's kind of over from there.
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But the reality is, he's not mentally mature enough, he's not emotionally mature enough,
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and his body's going to undergo so many physiological changes over the next five to seven years.
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I think that one of the things that we've allowed to happen in the United States,
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where you're talking to children at such young ages about their gender identity,
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about their sexual orientation, is that they're still changing and evolving.
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They've not become who they're actually going to be as young adults moving into adulthood.
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Why would you inject conversations into children writ large
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when you know they're not even fully developed, both mentally and physically?
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It's insane to me, but there are people who legitimately think this is okay.
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They may legitimately think that, as you put it, but I also think you used the right word.
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And we've got to be questioning the emotional and mental state of these teachers and these teachers' organizations
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that are pushing this on our children and trying to do so, by the way, without involving parents,
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This is being insinuated into these young people's time in school.
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And as you pointed out so eloquently, you know, children don't have a choice.
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And every parent, every one of us should be rigorously and diligently making certain what
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Because, frankly, this is far too important to trust to two unions and a group of, obviously,
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emotionally disturbed people who want to talk sex to children of those ages.
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I have a friend of mine who represents, he's on a city council in a major city in our country.
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And he said to me, he was like, my party is crazy when it comes to this.
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He was like, I don't know what is wrong with them that they think this is okay.
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Because the one thing we know, and this is going to be an issue for Democrats.
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The majority of Black voters do not want you talking to their children about gender identity.
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That is something in the Black community that, it's just not up for discussion.
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Like, you're, like, my mother, there's no way my mother would let some teacher talk to me
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about my gender identity when I was eight years old or nine years old.
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And so I think that what Democrats need to understand on this issue is that they cannot
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allow their radical flank to basically move them out of the mainstream, because that's
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Because when you have vote, not just conservative voters, not just Republican voters, when you
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have voters overall who are basically like, that's crazy, I'm not subscribing to that.
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That's when the problems really occur for them as a party.
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I've got to be straightforward with you on this, Congressman.
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I could care less if a Democrat, a Democrat anywhere, ever wins election again, because
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what they have done in this country in the last few years and what they did to President
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Trump and to this nation during his presidency is unspeakably evil.
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And we are watching, your mother would have to contend, by the way, you know, and I take
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your point and I applaud her, but she would be fighting Disney right now and most of corporate
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They are supporting this nonsense, whether it's Antifa, whether it's Black Lives Matter, or
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it's just nonsensical doctrines of CRT, DEI, and ESG.
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And most people think of business people as conservative, right?
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They're scared to death of being called a racist.
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They're scared to death of being involved in a controversy, unless you're Disney, in
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Here's the most important, powerful, prestigious child entertainment brand in the world.
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And they just sided with the LGBTQ plus community against parents and their children.
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I mean, look, Disney made a decision as a company and looking at their stock price and looking
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at some of their lack of subscribers and the cancellations, they made the wrong one as
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I mean, listen, Disney, this is the problem for Disney specifically.
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Disney was founded basically upon giving content for children to dream and to have fantasies and
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But when you now know that there are executives at Disney who are on the record saying they
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want to, like, you know, queer up all the content, like, again, that doesn't make any
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Like, you have parents who, you know, first of all, let's take a step back off of this
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I respect your choices, even though I may not agree with them, but I respect them because
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This is America where we respect people's ability to be free and we're tolerant of those
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The problem is, just like I would say there are some in the LGBTQ community who do not
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want me to impress my values on them, I don't want their values to be impressed on me.
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And this is the problem we're having right now with Disney and, frankly, in a lot of entertainment,
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where they've made a decision where they're going to impress the values of the LGBTQ community
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of that some share, not all, I'm just saying some, regardless of whether the rest of America
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wants it or not, likes it or not, agrees with it or not.
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And they feel that they are justified in doing so.
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It's not that people are making decisions about who they want to love, who they want
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It's that we've come down this road where they feel that there is a mission to actually
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impress their agenda, regardless of what anybody else thinks.
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And so Disney taking this stance is going to lose a lot of customers because of it, because
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you have parents who take their kids to Disney parks.
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I've watched basically all the movies until the most recent Doctor Strange.
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But I got to tell you, I love the entertainment, but Disney's gone too far as a company.
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I'm not supportive of what they're doing as a company.
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Now, as a corporate citizen, what they need to do is get out of politics.
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Just run your business and get out of politics, run your business, respond to your shareholders,
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be cognizant of what your customers actually want, and move on.
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Because that's what we always want companies to do, just do your business.
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But when you try to inject yourself in culture wars, that's when you're being faced with a
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backlash from people, and Disney's already seeing that.
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But first, politics has got to get rid of them.
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And one of the most, and you use the term, this is a flashpoint in the language of debate
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A corporation, a U.S. multinational corporation trying to play U.S. citizen is an absurdity,
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and to adopt rights that are given to living, breathing citizens, I think is an absolute
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It's in law now that they have those same rights.
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But I think we all have to admit that's a fiction, and we've got to get rid of it.
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And those rights of free speech and so forth, I don't think extend to corporations.
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And I certainly don't think that anyone, either party, by the way, but the Democrats will have
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I don't think either party should put up with their interference or be allowed to take their
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Well, I mean, look, the Democrats, they hated the Citizen United ruling until they figured
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So very quietly, they don't really talk much about Citizens United anymore.
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They use three times the amount of dark money that Republicans do.
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The Democrats have three times the amount of dark money in politics.
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And Arabella and all of the Soros money and the money of other billionaire donors that
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are driving, unfortunately, elements of both parties.
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But certainly, the Democratic Party right now is, as you say, they are the masters of
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the dark pool, and we're paying a heavy, heavy price.
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George Soros comes out, and finally, he says something besides, you know, let's get rid of
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prosecution, get rid of laws, let's give everyone a free pass, irrespective of conduct
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He finally said, it's not in the interest of the United States to be supporting Russia
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We've been talking about this issue in this country for 20 years.
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And suddenly, he has decided that maybe it's not the brightest idea in the world to push
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billions and hundreds of billions and trillions of American dollars while we're going through
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turmoil in our markets toward China, which is what so many Wall Street firms are doing
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right this very moment, urging investors to put their money over there, investing in whose
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This is, again, we are a society racked with conflict and contradiction, and in some cases,
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Oh, I want to, if I may, step to a different issue, and I applaud your positions and what
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The House Republicans, including you, sponsoring legislation to move forward to get to the bottom
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of how the Disinformation Governance Board, the so-called Truth Ministry, was created and
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Because I am on the edge of my seat wanting to find out who had the temerity to do that.
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Well, like most things in Washington right now, if Republicans sponsor it, the Democrats
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I mean, being honest, I doubt Nancy Pelosi will even allow the bill to be heard.
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In the Oversight Committee, I sit on oversight.
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We're not having any discussions about this, or many things, actually, at all, because they
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don't want to do their job and hold the administration accountable.
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But I think it's important to understand that what's really happened is the American people
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pushed back in such a way that Nina Jankovic had to get fired, and now they're saying they're
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So coming up in the next Congress, when Republicans take back the House, we are going to have
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We're not just going to sit back and just let them kind of put this thing, sweep it
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under the rug, put it in mothballs, act like it didn't happen, and then just when they get
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back in power again at some point in the future, all they're going to do is bring it back.
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The next time they bring it back, it'll just be quiet.
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You won't even know what happened, and then they'll be active and running.
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So, you know, short order, you know, we're bringing the legislation forward.
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But when we take back the House of Representatives in the fall, we're going to hold hearings on
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this, and we're going to have to get to the bottom of it, because a disinformation board
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should never exist in the United States government.
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They're constitutionally authorized to do a few things.
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And the idea that government would have the power to decide what is true and what is false
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is a very dangerous power, indeed, to imbue government with.
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Where do you think the Republicans will be, in the House in particular, after the midterms?
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Um, I think, honestly, I think it's going to be a bad election night for Democrats across
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I'm talking about in local, local government elections, school board members.
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Um, honestly, the American people have had enough.
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And the difference I would say now that most election cycles is the American people have
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had had two years under COVID lockdowns to just see and observe what government power
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I think in the House, I think we're going to probably take maybe 35 or 40 seats.
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Um, I think that's kind of where the number is going to be in the Senate.
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I think we pick up three Senate seats, maybe four.
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Um, but I think the bigger gains, which you're going to see, and this is something that's really
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been hurting of the Democrat party for quite some time.
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And it's why they have no bench is they've, they've been losing state legislative races
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and losing state state houses across the country.
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I think we're going to listen, we're going to pick up state legislative seats in New York
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That's how bad it's going for the Democrats right now.
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And they only have their selves to blame because they adopted the Bernie Sanders agenda
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and they have probably the most incompetent politician in the history of the country at the
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He is inexplicable, 80, almost 80% of the country thinks the country is headed in the
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So I think there is every political wind blowing that, uh, to support your, your prediction.
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Uh, I, I also think that the Republicans are going to have a real challenge.
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Uh, your leadership are rhinos, whether it is Mitch McConnell in the Senate or Kevin McCarthy
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And I know that none of the Republicans want to talk about this.
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The conference doesn't want to take it up nor should they in point of fact politically,
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but when that election is held, do you think there will be an appetite to go to stronger
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traditional Republicans for leadership rather than turn over the leadership of the Republican
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party on Capitol Hill to the liberal wing of the party?
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Well, I mean, look, I can't speak for the Senate cause I'm not in there and I don't know what they're,
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what those senators are really thinking about on this issue.
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I know in the house, um, one of the things that a lot of house Republicans have been pushing
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forward and pushing strong on, um, on Kevin McCarthy and Steve Scalise is to actually have
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And what I'm going to say about this is there's a lot of Republicans, Lou, who are like me that
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Like we didn't come for a career in Washington.
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We're coming to do a job, get it done and go back home.
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And so I think what you see now in the Republican conference is a much more conservative conference.
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And even in the tea party wave, when they came in, it's in 2010 and 2012, because when
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the tea party wave got to DC, like that, that was it.
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It's easily half the Republican conference is, is, is actually quite conservative and
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And we're not going to sit around and, and, and wait for, and sit around for bad deals,
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uh, to come forward because it's just not going to sit well with the members.
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It's not going to sit well with the voters, but then there's another, there's another thing
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Um, they're both, uh, residents of the great state of Florida.
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Uh, one's the 45th president of the United States and the other is the governor of Florida.
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And those two gentlemen are not going to sit back and just watch house, uh, house leadership
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Just do the same old, same old with nothing to say about it.
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I expect that to come as well about what Republicans should be doing on Capitol Hill.
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It is still the make America great party, uh, Ron DeSantis up and coming without question.
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Uh, and it is as, uh, Ed Rollins, the most, uh, uh, knowledgeable and most experienced.
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And I think brightest political strategist in the country.
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It told me, uh, uh, recently, uh, this, this president is the most dominant force of any
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president in American history, post-presidency.
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And I believe that that is going to be, uh, uh, an immense help to the Republican party.
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Not the, not the liberal establishment, uh, uh, part of the party, but certainly to the
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I want to say, Congressman, as we conclude here, we always give our guests the last word,
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Uh, and thank you for being with us here today.
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Uh, my concluding thoughts are basically that, you know, the American people are tired, man.
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Like we, everybody just wants to get back to an economy that works to a border that works
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to having a strong standing on the, on the global stage.
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And, and to stop all this, uh, tinkering and experimenting with our kids, I think if we
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can just get those four things done, we're, we're, we're fine.
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Don't get me wrong, but I'd rather take our problems than any other country in the world.
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And, you know, we're not trying to go to Afghanistan in America.
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So we know we just need to just knuckle up, fix our problems.
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Um, but it's just going to take the voters to give us the, the, the political vision
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And I think we're going to see that in the midterm elections.
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I look forward to our next conversation and I wish you all of the very best.
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Thanks everybody for being with us today here tomorrow on the great America show.
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is election bribery in the Wisconsin 2020 elections.
00:33:10.860
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counsel investigation and the opposition that he faces from the Wisconsin Democrat party
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That's all here tomorrow on the great America show till then.