Ep. 1164 - Global Elites Gather To Plan How We Will Live Our Lives
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The liberal global elite have descended from their private jets into a luxurious little town high up in the Swiss Alps for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, where they hope to plan how all the rest of us will live. But if you say that, you ll be called a crazy right-wing conspiracy theorist. Unless you re John Kerry.
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The liberal global elite have descended from their private jets into a luxurious little town
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high up in the Swiss Alps for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum,
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where they hope to plan how all the rest of us will live.
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But if you say that, you will be called a crazy right-wing conspiracy theorist, unless you're John Kerry.
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When you stop and think about it, it's pretty extraordinary that we, a select group of human
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beings, because of whatever touched us at some point in our lives, are able to sit in a room
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and come together and actually talk about saving the planet.
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I mean, it's so almost extraterrestrial to think about, quote, saving the planet.
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And if you said that to most people, most people, they think you're just a crazy tree-hugging,
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For the record, John, I do not think that you people are do-gooders.
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I am half convinced that you are all extraterrestrials, but I am not convinced about the do-gooder thing.
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What I'm most convinced about, that John Kerry said, is that these people are elite.
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They are a select group of people, where the select pass the caviar.
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And they want to become the masters of our collective future.
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But if you say that, you will be called a crazy right-wing conspiracy theorist.
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Unless you're the founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab.
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I think to have a platform where all stakeholders of global society are engaged.
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Governments, business, civil societies, young generation, and I could go on.
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I think it's the first step to meet all the challenges.
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So what we know from their own words is they're elites.
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They meet up in a wealthy, inaccessible ski resort town surrounded by the Swiss military and a private police force.
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If you acknowledge all those things to celebrate them, that's perfectly fine.
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Then you are an insightful participant in the progressive society of the future.
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But if you point out those facts to criticize them, you are a conspiracist kook and a danger to mankind.
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I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.
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My favorite comment yesterday is from Johnny S.
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Who says, make our eggs on gas stoves in the morning?
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Damn, Michael, we're not all millionaires like you.
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Because when I would go shopping for eggs back when I was a bachelor,
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I'd go and eggs would cost a dollar or maybe two dollars.
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And then just the other day, sweet little Elisa brought this up to me.
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I was complaining about how the prices of something had gone up.
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She says, Mac, do you know what we pay for eggs?
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And you know, she likes the fancy eggs, the eggs with the college education.
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It won't matter if they take my gas stove away from me.
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Because I will have nothing to cook on the gas stove.
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A lot of kooky stuff being talked about at the World Economic Forum.
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You know they talk about how we're going to eat the bugs.
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You know they talk about how we're not going to get to drive our cars.
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You know they talk about how we're not going to own anything.
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We're going to have no property and we're going to be really, really happy about that.
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Not a conspiracy theory from the World Economic Forum website.
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But the agenda item that always seems to pop up, not just among the Davos crowds, specifically at the World Economic Forum, but it always pops up among the liberal elite.
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The idea that there are too many people in the world.
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We've got to maybe hurry along the people who are already in the world to their final destination here.
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That remains a top agenda item, even as it has been disproven time and time again for 50 years now, disproven.
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The World Economic Forum admits this, that overpopulation has been kind of disproven, and then doubles down on it anyway.
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They say, even as birth rates decline, overpopulation remains a global challenge.
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We're referring to the Malthusian idea that there are too many people in the world and we need to reduce the population.
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They say, the vision of a post-apocalyptic overpopulated world has been a favorite nightmare scenario of science fiction writers and filmmakers for decades.
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But data from a variety of sources, including the UN and the World Bank, indicate that the total number of live births is falling around the world, including in developing nations and developed nations.
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Some commentators have suggested the decrease in fertility rates is good news for our descendants.
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In previous generations, national birth rates were high.
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However, factors such as new medicine and improved access to education for women have dropped fertility rates.
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Despite this, though, some regions are still experiencing significant population growth.
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And so this is a really big problem, and we've got to take care of that.
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No one who complains about overpopulation has ever been the good guy, ever, in history.
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If you are complaining about overpopulation, you are on the bad team, okay?
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None of the people who complain about overpopulation are ever volunteering themselves to take a ticket off the ship, right?
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It's always that someone else shouldn't have life.
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It's always that someone else should hurry along and die.
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It's never that they themselves want to do that.
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They want to go to parties in Davos, and they want to have nice drinks, and they want to have a bunch of hookers, apparently.
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According to the reports coming out of Davos, there is just an army of prostitutes descending on the town.
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Because it's a big party, and there's more money than sense going around.
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And so while they have their fun, and they eat their fancy foods, and they drink their fancy drinks,
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and they do various activities with their fancy ladies of the night,
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they talk about how you should not even have the right to live.
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Forget about the right to eat beef instead of crickets.
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Forget about the right to drive your truck instead of some stupid electric car.
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And what's amazing is not just the craziest things that they say, but that they try to ground their agenda in political commentary that seems to have a kernel of truth.
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St. Al Gore took to Davos to explain why we've got to cut back on the oil subsidies.
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And I don't want to get sidetracked onto what needs to happen, but we need to scale up climate finance.
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But we need desperately to scale down anti-climate finance.
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And we are still subsidizing the burning of fossil fuels globally at a rate 42 times larger than the subsidies for the shift toward renewables and EVs, etc.
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We need them to scale up the leverage and vastly increase the amounts that are committed.
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And we need to rein in the anti-climate activities of the fossil industry.
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So a lot of bluster, a lot of we should do this, we should do that.
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We need to rein in the oil and we need to rein in the people who support oil.
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And we need to shut you up and we need everyone to go along with my very unpopular agenda.
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And if you just heard that fact, you'd say, well, that seems kind of strange.
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Why is it that governments around the world, to the tune of, what, half a trillion dollars a year, are subsidizing oil?
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Until you ask the basic question, okay, sure, we subsidize oil.
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And the reason we subsidize oil is so that poor people don't freeze to death in the winter.
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We don't subsidize oil just because we like the cut of the jib of the CEO of ExxonMobil.
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The people clamoring for the oil subsidies are people who are poor or advocating on behalf of the poor because people can't afford to heat their homes.
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We have a National Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Well, it is the state purchasing a lot of oil, but it's for national defense.
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Which of those things do you want to get rid of?
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I mean, if you're worried about overpopulation, then maybe you do.
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You say, well, you know, these people, they just need to go away.
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He's one of the contributors to the World Economic Forum.
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Some people have called him a kind of philosopher of the World Economic Forum.
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Yuval Harari has said that in the future, there's just going to be all these useless people.
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All these useless people out there who are just sucking up energy.
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And he was asked, how are we going to deal with these useless people?
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That is the view of humanity from the so-called do-gooders, as John Kerry calls them, at the
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Because they're standing way high up in the Alps.
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Chesterton, the old Father Brown stories, say, don't pray from the tops of buildings.
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Because from heights, people look very, very small.
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And then you end up wanting to feed them bugs and wanting them to go away and viewing them
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as a kind of pest that needs to be exterminated because of the peril of overpopulation.
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When you're down on the ground, when you are a grounded person, when you're looking up,
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then you can see the heavens and you can see that people are really people and they're
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They don't look a lot like the people who go to Davos, at least not to the people who
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Those people are extraterrestrial as far as Kerry and the rest of those people are concerned.
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Speaking of fossil fuels, I got to a story a little bit yesterday.
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I want to drive it home, which is these gas stoves.
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You know, the libs threatened to take away our gas stoves in the name of climate change
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They fly all the way to Davos, but they're really worried about you frying your eggs in
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the morning if you can afford the price of eggs these days.
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Even a Democrat, Senator Joe Manchin, came out and said, you're not taking away my gas stove.
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And they said, no, we never wanted to take away your gas stoves, but we got them on tape.
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And so we've got the head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission just last month
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coming out and saying, yeah, we very possibly are going to take away your gas stoves.
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What this whole story is about is not gas, not cooking, not what they're going to make
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It's about the liberals taking our temperature.
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It's about figuring out what the temperature is.
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They float some crazy idea and they say it very confidently and then they wait to see
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The story of COVID was, okay, there's a virus that came out of China that almost certainly
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was engineered in a laboratory and very likely was engineered with our money through the
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very kind of research that we were funding in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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They lied to us about that, but put a pause there anyway.
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A virus comes out of China and the virus results in, for most people, a mild cough.
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And sometimes you lose your sense of smell or taste.
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But for the vast majority of people, it's not that big a deal.
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And what the libs did was they said, and this came straight out of the World Economic Forum.
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He said, the COVID-19 lockdown presents a rare opportunity to reset our world.
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You had King Charles III, at the time the Prince of Wales, using these exact phrases.
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You had Joe Biden repeating this kind of phrase.
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Justin Trudeau in Canada reciting this kind of phrase.
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The Prime Minister of New Zealand and many other world leaders all saying, okay, we're going
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to use COVID as an excuse to push through a bunch of policy that we all want to do.
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The libs come out and they say, okay, because there's this kind of a coronavirus, flu-like
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kind of virus coming out of China, we're going to completely shut down all your churches.
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They said, okay, well, you have to shut down my churches.
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So of course you have to take away my right to practice my religion.
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And we're going to shut down all your jobs and take away your small businesses.
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And we're going to force you to just buy products from really big businesses.
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And it's going to represent the largest transfer of wealth in recorded history.
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We actually won a case in the Supreme Court in the vaccine mandate.
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People, they just, okay, they said, all right, we won't go to work.
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And yeah, and you can't see your relatives either.
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And you can't, you have to stand six feet away from people.
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If you don't wear a hanky on your face, the whole world, everyone's going to die.
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And then this vaccine, this extremely risky gene therapy that we've been developing for
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like five minutes now, you all have to take it.
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Even if your risk from COVID is statistically nothing.
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Can you believe, Klaus, can you believe these lemmings are doing it?
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And so when they floated the gas stove, and obviously it got so much worse with COVID,
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but when they float the gas stove thing, that's exactly what they're doing.
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They're saying, man, what's the craziest thing we can say right now that will show our dominance
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over people and will give us in principle, even more power over their lives.
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We're going to get, we're going to go into their kitchens and take away their stoves.
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Are they, are these dummies going to go along with that?
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And fortunately people said, no, that was the line.
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Make me put a hanky on my face for three years.
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Unfortunately, that was not the line, but at least the stove was the line.
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And so they back off a little bit, but they're going to come back at it.
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They're just constantly recalibrating where your tolerance lies.
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And then they're going to peg their predations exactly to where that point is.
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Speaking of taking the temperature, the 2024 presidential race is still going on.
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A lot of us have forgotten about that, hasn't really been in the news lately, but it is
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very much in the news again, because one of President Trump's top advisors, who now happens
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to be the governor of Arkansas, that would be Sarah Sanders, was just brought on a news
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Your old boss, for whom you were one of his closest, most trusted advisors, he's running
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Your bio on your official page as governor describes you as a, quote, trusted confidant
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My focus right now has been on 2022, winning the election in November, preparing through transition
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and getting ready to take office, as I did this past week.
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I love the president, have a great relationship with him.
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I know our country would be infinitely better off if he was in office right now instead of
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It's focusing here in Arkansas and doing what we can to empower the people of this state
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and make sure that I'm delivering on the promises that I laid out over the course of the last
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What kind of timeline would you have for making a decision?
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Do you want to see who else gets into the primary?
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It's on what we can deliver in this legislative session.
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In other words, I'm not answering your question, Shannon.
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I thought she was a phenomenal press secretary.
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I think she's going to make an excellent governor of Arkansas.
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And what she's doing here is politically, I think, very wise.
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She has taken the temperature and she sees that it is not in her political interest to
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come out for Trump or maybe for any presidential candidate this early.
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Her constituents don't want to see it, at least I think in her view.
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He's not nearly as strong politically as he was two years ago.
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And this is why I happen to love Sarah Sanders.
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I think she's a great force for good in American politics.
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But even for politicians that I don't think are a force for good, I still pay attention
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to what they say, especially on questions like this that involve making political predictions,
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trying to get on the good side of the winner, not getting on the bad side of somebody who
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I pay attention to what they say because if you know a politician's name, 99 times out
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of 100, that means that politician is a VIP, MVP, A-lister, varsity politician.
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They are very, very good at being politicians and taking the temperature and knowing where people
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And so right now, Sarah Sanders is hedging her bets a little bit.
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I don't see any reason to endorse any presidential candidate this early.
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But I will tell you, if Trump were the dominant force in the Republican Party that he was a
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couple of years ago and that many people thought he would be in the 2024 race, a lot of people
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predicted, including potential candidates, predicted that if Trump got in, he would clear the
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And that is being reflected when even some of his closest advisors and supporters are
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saying, well, I'm going to see how this thing plays out.
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Speaking of presidents, Joe Biden showed off another one of his talents the other day.
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Joe Biden has a talent not only for getting himself elected, but Joe Biden, we know, has
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He graduated with, what did he say, three undergraduate degrees?
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Did he say he got a full academic scholarship and graduated top of his class?
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And I don't think, maybe that stuff didn't turn out to be true.
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You know, he used to go swimming with corn pop.
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And well, onto all of these talents, Joe Biden apparently is a singer.
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And for Martin Luther King Day, Joe Biden decided to sing happy birthday to Martin Luther King's
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And what I love about Biden's rendition is how human it was, because we've all done that.
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If we're at a birthday party or, you know, we're in a restaurant, let's say someone goes
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over and sings happy birthday and you, maybe you join in, but you don't know the person's
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The idea, when you sing that in a group, the idea is that the people who do know the person's
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But Joe Biden is singing this alone into a microphone and he's the president of the United
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States and he has no idea what this woman's name is.
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You know, I didn't really talk about Martin Luther King Day, which is one of the St.
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saintly feasts in the liberal liturgical calendar.
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It goes along with Women's History Month, Black History Month, Gay Pride Month.
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And just as liturgical calendars have holy months, they also have holy days and feasts.
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And one of the prominent ones for the liberals is St. Martin Luther King Day.
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And one of the reasons I don't acknowledge the day is that nobody really cares about Martin
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Everybody pretends to care about Martin Luther King, but nobody actually cares about Martin
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And certainly not the people who most exploit his name.
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Like Joe Biden showing up at, I believe, an event for the National Action Network, Al Sharpton's
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And he goes there and he pretends that he fought with the civil rights activists.
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And he was out there marching on Washington with corn pop or whatever.
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And he said, oh, Martin Luther King means so much to me.
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If you don't vote for me, I'm depriving you of your racial identity.
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And I have to tell you, I am delighted on those occasions when he's caught doing it.
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Happy birthday, someone who better vote for me.
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Speaking of racial politics, San Francisco has solved racism.
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We don't need any statues of weird arms grabbing onto various appendages or fecal sorts of things or genital sculptures.
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We don't need that anymore because San Francisco cured racism.
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Had they cure it, they're going to give black people $5 million.
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San Francisco Reparations Committee proposed a plan to city officials last month that would pay long-time black residents of Northern California,
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metropolitan city, $5 million each while granting total debt forgiveness for decades of systematic repression.
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I have to remind you, I don't know if you're a history buff or not, but when you look at slavery and the history of California,
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one of the funny things is California never had slavery.
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It's one of the most notable states in the country that never had slavery because, in fact, the slavery question into California was one of the causes of the Civil War,
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which ended slavery over 150 years ago, I would remind you.
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So people in California who were never slaves are going to make $5 million each paid for by a state that never had slavery.
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San Francisco African-American Reparations Advisory Committee just submitted this report to the Board of Supervisors.
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Centuries of harm and destruction of black lives, black bodies, and black communities should be met with centuries of repair.
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If you look at San Francisco, it's very much a tale of two cities.
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It's a tale of the tech oligarchs and heroin addicts.
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The tale of two cities is not broken down evenly on race.
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It's broken down on the zillionaire rich kids who became tech oligarchs and the people who are hooked on drugs that those very same tech oligarchs are encouraging to do the drugs
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and handing them all needles and letting them languish in the streets and die of exposure.
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If you wanted reparations or really if you just wanted a kind of social welfare policy, you'd probably target those people.
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You probably wouldn't pay $5 million to every single black person in a city that never had slavery.
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I know exactly why the committee recommended $5 million.
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The issue is so purely emotional and so devoid of reason for the reasons I've just mentioned and others
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that these people on the committee must be terrified that if they offered a number that was too low, they'd be called racists.
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They came back and they said, okay, look, slavery, we've done the calculation.
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And because some people, maybe a small number of the people in the city, the black people,
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maybe some of their ancestors were slaves at some point like 150 years ago or 200 years ago or 300 years ago.
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And so by my calculation, we're going to give you $10,000.
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What about the many black people who also descend from slave owners?
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If a black person descends from a slave owner, when I think of the first officially declared slave for life,
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arbitrarily declared slave for life, not for punishment for a crime or something like that.
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The first arbitrarily declared slave for life in America was a black guy.
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And the first arbitrarily declared slave owner was also a black guy.
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So if you're a black person and you descend from that black guy who was the first judicially announced slave owner in America,
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I don't know how many black people in San Fran qualify for this.
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Chump change compared to what we send over to Ukraine.
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If I were convinced that $50 billion could solve America's racial obsession,
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Government wastes money on all sorts of nonsense.
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Will, will the $5 million payments in San Francisco cause everyone to shut up about racism from now on?
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I don't want to hear one passive aggressive comment about how terrible America is.
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I endorse the San Francisco Reparations Committee's plans.
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I encourage other, other municipalities around the country,
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maybe even the federal government to follow it.
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X amount of money, anybody who can make a plausible claim that they descended from slavery
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and their ancestors were oppressed or whatever,
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they get a huge amount of money if they sign on the dotted line
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that they will never, ever again open their yaps about the evils of systemic oppression
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and how they could never make anything of their lives
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because their great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great granduncle
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It's just like how the Knowles prenup plan, I endorse prenups
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if the prenup says that whichever party ends the marriage forfeits all the rights to the house
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If that's the prenup, I totally endorse prenups.
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And if this is the reparations plan, when you sign on that line and you take that money,
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you got to keep that trap shut about racism for the rest of your life.
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Frankly, I think it's a good deal for the public.
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This January, we are celebrating the anniversary of one of the greatest moments in Daily Wire history.
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After months of us leading the legal battle against the federal government
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the Supreme Court ruled in our favor and blocked the Biden administration's outrageous vaccine mandate.
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This mandate would have set a dangerous precedent,
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giving the unelected OSHA power over the personal medical decisions of American citizens.
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The Supreme Court recognized this gross power grab and made the right decision.
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We are so proud to have led the charge in this fight, but we could not have done it without you.
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and over a million Americans signed our petition against the mandates.
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To celebrate, we are offering 40%, 4-0% off annual memberships with the code DO NOT COMPLY.
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If this mandate had gone into effect, you either would have lost your job,
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or you would have had to take the dangerous Fauci ouchie.
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I asked Jeremy, I said, so what happens if we lose this case?
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He said, oh, we have to go along with the mandate,
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because one, we'll have made ourselves the biggest target for the federal government,
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so you know they're going to come investigate us.
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And the moment they do investigate us, they're going to find out that we're not mandating it,
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and they're going to fine us hundreds of thousands of dollars a day.
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And whether we want to fight it or not, they will bankrupt the company within two weeks.
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And so, standing up at the right time with the right amount of courage,
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To celebrate, one of the greatest moments in Daily Wire history,
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Join the winning team as we continue to crush the libs.
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Angela Bassett just won a Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Globes.
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But I saw the clip, and I really, really loved this clip,
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because Angela Bassett's speech was a real example of a class act, okay?
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As we're talking now about how some people are clamoring for reparations
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to the tune of $5 million because their 10 times great-grandfather was a slave or something,
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Angela Bassett, instead of focusing on resentment, as so many people do now,
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at award ceremonies in particular, on the sports fields, in public life,
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Angela Bassett focused on the opposite, gratitude.
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I think that it requires courage to have faith.
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Grateful to the Hollywood Foreign Press for giving me this honor,
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And my mother always said that good things come to those who pray.
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I want to put that part of the speech on repeat.
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I want to play it in every classroom in America.
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but it's just the right attitude to have in life.