Episode 406： Serious Message For The Right Person
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Summary
In this episode, President Donald Trump speaks on the importance of living for the people who are no longer with us, the people that are here with us today, and the ones that are not here today because they are unborn. What you do in your 70, 80, 90, or 100 years of living impacts these three different communities.
Transcript
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Look, I want to have a bit of a serious conversation with you here today.
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Maybe it's going to be a different angle we'll go, but I think for the right person, it can
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make a massive impact in the way you view your life because today's a very interesting
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time where majority of the people are telling you to only think about yourself, not your
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parents, not your kids, not your peers, not your running mates, not anybody.
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Maybe you don't have a message for you, but let me get right into it.
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Look, there are three communities that are relying on you and I on the way we live our
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What you do in your 70, 80, 90, 100 years of living impacts these three different communities.
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One of them are people who are no longer here with us.
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The second one are the people that are here with you today.
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And the third one is people that are not here today because they're unborn.
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They may be born next year, 10 years from now, 100 years from now, but they're not here today.
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And when the whole Stalin Lenin thing happened, they were the whole, and then the Armenian genocide
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took place, and the Assyrian genocide took place with the Ottoman Empire, the Turkish
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One and a half million Armenians were obviously gone through the genocide.
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And they came to a city called Bandar Pahlavi, which is a northern part of Iran.
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My dad's family escaped Iraq, which used to be Assyria.
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And then my mom and my dad met, and then boom, I'm born.
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I've never met my grandfather, from my dad's side.
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I can't sit with them for them to tell me the amount of sacrifices they've made.
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I don't know what it was like trying to make sure your wife survived or your daughter doesn't
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I don't know what it's like to wake up in the morning knowing you've seen so many of
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I don't know that, and we're very quick to forget the amount of sacrifices.
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The people that are not here with us today made for the unborn, which is you and I.
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And through my father, they were thinking about me.
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The second one is the people that are living today.
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A lot of people that are living today are relying on the way you and I live.
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Our sister, this doesn't mean we need to give everybody money and solve everybody's
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Maybe it's our people that we work with in the business.
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These are people that are counting on the way we live because they're going to tell the
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This could be somebody that's going to be your great, great, great son who may be one day
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is going to be a president or prime minister of some country.
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See, the dead, the living, the unborn, all three ought to matter to you and I.
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You see, this card right here, they call it the holy grail of hockey cards.
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This is a Wayne Gretzky hockey card, 1979, OPGPSA 10.
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But I have a buyer today that wants to pay $750,000 for this because he also owns the other
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So Wayne Gretzky, first of all, the value of this thing relies on a few different things.
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Number one, there's only two of these cards in the world.
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Number two, the surface, the corners, the edges, the centering, all of that matters.
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Number three is what this guy did when nobody was watching.
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The Gretzky last name will forever be remembered for what this guy did during that 30 years of
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practice as a kid with his family and then by himself, he was disciplined and the kind
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of a teammate he was, the kind of a running mate he was, the kind of an individual he was
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on a team where he gave more assist than anybody else.
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He gave more goals for a team than anybody else.
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He made such an impact in Canada and in LA when he was here to the point where somebody
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like me is willing to spend the kind of money to buy this card.
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Let me explain why I'm going with this part again.
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See, it's very easy to live life and go through the typical four stages that we go through.
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You try to make money so you can survive, pay the bills, expenses.
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$49,000 and your Bank of America check-in account says minus $743,000.
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That's why I kept all my statements till today.
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I kept every statement on my credit cards till today.
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I kept my Time Warner credit that I owed because the cable machine I didn't give back, I owed
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I kept everything today because it reminds me of this guy.
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Yes, I'm sitting in a 400 some thousand dollar car.
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Yes, I'm, you know, 15,000 square foot home, three stories, elevators.
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I mean, I don't have any problem with that stuff that I have that I'm not pitching that
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But nothing is close to the legacy that's left for the people that are not here with
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If I believe in the higher law, God, that one day I'm going to reunite with my great-grandfather
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that I never had a chance to speak to, my great-great-grandfather that I never had a chance to break bread with
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and tell me, what kind of sacrifices you made for me to be who I am today?
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I get a lot of the credit today for Bet David, but I'm nobody without what you did.
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I may not even exist if you didn't take care of my dad because I'd never be born.
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I want to have the conversation with the people that I'm running with today to say,
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If you're in business with Pat, that dude is somebody that I'd go to war with.
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That matters to me, to be a good teammate, to be a good leader, to be somebody that, you
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know, so many of you guys pull me aside and you tell me things like, Pat, you don't even
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know the positive impact that's being made in the world.
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That matters and it ought to matter to all of us, the impact.
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It's to say that the world came way before me and I'm just a small little thing, speck.
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But I want to make sure that time that I have, I'm making an impact.
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And then the unborn, my kids are seven, six, and three.
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They're probably not going to have kids for a while.
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I think about my granddaughter and my grandson that God willing, I'll have one day.
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I think about society, America, that this has been handed to me today generationally.
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I want to hopefully make the country better and the world better with the influence I can
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so my son, my daughter, my kids can one day go enjoy it as well.
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I owe it to the next generation because this generation was given to me due to the prior
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So I told you this was a bit of a serious message today.
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See, one day people are going to walk over our tombstone, our grave, whatever you want
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They'll go to a funeral and the family members that love us are going to be like, oh my gosh,
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Then the people that we ran with will come and they'll say, wow, this guy was a great
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Then there'll be strangers that'll show up that I've never met you before, but they'll
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say, man, this guy made an impact in my life and I've never even met him.
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And they'll cry because the impact you'll make.
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I've done that with many people's, you know, when I go to the cemetery and I see them
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and I sit there next to them, I've never met you before.
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This is why the painting on my wall consists of everybody that's dead except for one person
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Dead people inspire me because they made an impact for our lives to be better.
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I told you this is a deeper talk, deeper message, but I hope you internalize it.
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Because one day someone's going to look back and they're going to ask you, you may not
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They're going to be grateful for the life you lived or you'd be somebody that'll be remembered
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for one generation, two generations and forgotten after that.
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For the right person listening to this, if that gave you the chills and it makes you think
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about the dead, the living and the unborn, I certainly hope this inspires you to live
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Not just the rest of the year, the following year, the next five years, 10 years, 20 years,
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50 years, however old you are, for the rest of your life.
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I hope this makes you look at life in a completely different way.
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And I hope you have the courage to do something about it because that's the toughest part.
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