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This is Undaunted Life, a Man's Podcast.
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But he answered, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that
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comes from the mouth of God,' that is Matthew 4, 4, those are the words of Jesus and guys,
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that doesn't necessarily apply to anything that we're going to be talking about today,
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but it also applies to everything we're going to be talking about it.
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If you take it seriously, guys, we'll be covering a lot of ground today.
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But first, just wanted to give a big shout out and a big thank you.
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And so guys, all this will be in the show notes, so you can check it out later.
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But I got to say, part of this is because I would get annoyed sometimes when this would
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happen, but also I just wanted to be a good resource for you guys.
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So we have been doing interviews since episode 100 of this podcast.
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We're well over 300 episodes now.
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We've had a whole bunch of people on this show.
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But I will get DM sometimes like, "Hey, you should really have this person on."
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And they've been on the show twice.
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Or "Hey, have you ever thought about having this person or where would you talk to this
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Or "When would you do this?"
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Or "Do that."
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And it's all right there.
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Okay?
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So it's like, but I don't expect you guys, like I wouldn't expect me to go to a new show
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see if anyone I have ever known has talked on that podcast before.
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But this has a list of every single person that has ever been on our show, an alphabetical
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It will always be on the website under the, I guess, what tab did I put under?
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Hang on.
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Doing it live.
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But again, it's on dalton.life/podcastguess.
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You can kind of give me your feedback on this because I gave a book recommendation last
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I've had a lot of people throw that out there to me before.
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Like if we did a book of the month, then they did like some sort of a zoom call or something
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Is that something that y'all would be interested in?
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And one more thing to kind of cover this before we get into the show.
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As I told you, we do have programmatic ads that does provide a little bit of revenue for
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There was an ad from a lingerie company that somehow made it into the podcast episode before
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And guys, that wasn't supposed to be there.
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I think that was categorized wrong.
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Like we have a lot of different ad categories that are blocked out to where they can't be
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put into my show.
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That one was put in there, depending upon the platform you listened to it, you either heard
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that or didn't hear that.
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I'm assuming you weren't offended by it.
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Hopefully you laughed because I laughed, but just wanted to let you know that that shouldn't
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happen again in the future, but it is what it is.
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So for today's episode, today is all quick hitters.
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Okay.
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And we're going to set a record today for the most amount of quick hitters hit in a single
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episode because with a lot of the, there's a lot that's happened last, you know, week
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to 10 days, two weeks, and you know, I wanted to talk about it, but not any one of these
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individual things requires, you know, 15, 20 minutes of explanation or, you know, going
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into it or something like that.
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So I just wanted to cover a lot of ground about a lot of different things.
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So here's the list and then we're going to get into it.
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So here we go, Elon Musk backing out of the deal to buy Twitter, the assassination of former
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Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe by a communist, WNBA star.
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I mean, if there is such a thing, Brittany Griner's imprisonment in Russia, Boris Johnson resigning
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as prime minister of the UK, Akron police quote unquote murdering Jalen Walker, co-president
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Biden, there's a bunch of Biden's here in the middle, co-president Biden coming for
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your guns, co-president Biden taking executive action on abortion access, the Biden administration
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suing the state of Arizona for requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
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Most Democrats not wanting co-president Biden to run for reelection.
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Women soccer player Megan Rapinoe somehow receiving the medal of freedom, the presidential medal
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of freedom.
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Just as Brett Kavanaugh being harassed while at dinner with his family, the national education
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association association, the NEA considers changing the use of the word mother to birthing
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parent.
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And then also we have New York City bodega owner being charged for murdering for murder
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for defending himself from an attacker.
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And then at the very, very end, you stick with us till the very, very end, we're going to
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go over what might be the greatest single political ad of all time.
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Big drink of water.
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Let's get into this.
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So let's get into the first one.
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Elon Musk backing out of the deal to buy Twitter.
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So this is according to NBC news, Twitter shares sank in pre market trade Monday after
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Elon Musk said he is trying to terminate his $44 billion takeover of the company.
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Shares of the social media platform fell more than 6% wiping nearly 1.8 billion off the
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company's market value Tesla where Musk is CEO fell almost 4%.
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On Friday, Musk's attorney notified Twitter's board that he wants to cancel the deal.
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The billionaire has taken issue with a number of bots and fake accounts on Twitter and says
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the company isn't being truthful about how much activity on the service is authentic.
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Twitter on the other hand has or says it's given Musk the information that he needs to
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assess the claim that spam accounts make up only about 5% of the monetize daily active
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users and including its so-called fire hose and unfiltered real time stream of daily
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tweets.
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So here's the thing with this story.
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This is like a soap opera.
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This whole Elon Musk thing, like is he going to buy it?
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Is he not going to buy it?
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Are they going to let him buy it?
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Is he going to buy it for over market value?
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Blah, blah, blah.
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But my big takeaway from this one, because we don't know where this is going to go.
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We just we simply do not know where this is going to go.
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We don't know how this is going to turn out.
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I kind of say wait until he's officially bought it or officially not bought it and then start
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paying attention as opposed to paying attention to the ups and downs.
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But my big takeaway, this might very well be the biggest troll job of all time, okay?
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Because even him after it came out that he was going to be, you know, getting out of
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the deal, he basically posted a meme saying like, okay, they're they're lying about their
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fake accounts and now they're going to have to show in court that they do actually have
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all these fake accounts.
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There are some people that think this was part of him being able to liquidate part of
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his Tesla stock without tanking the Tesla stock.
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He literally might be responsible for Twitter tanking as a company, maybe decides to pull
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completely out of this deal.
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So we'll just kind of see how it has to go.
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It's on the tip of everybody's brains.
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It's something that even if you you are a big Twitter user, which I use Twitter from time
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to time, or I'm on it every day at different times, but I'm not interacting a whole lot.
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My feed has changed quite a bit.
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I'm getting a lot of different stuff that's kind of outside of the normal people that I
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hear from.
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So I don't know what exactly is going on behind the scenes.
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But again, I'm kind of over this story, the Musk and Twitter thing by it or don't buy
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it.
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Okay.
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I'm not paying attention to this story anymore.
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We'll talk about it when it's done.
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All right, let's move to the next one.
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The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe by a communist.
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So this is according to CNN world.
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So here we go.
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Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe died on Friday after being shot while giving
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a campaign speech on a street in central Japan.
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The assassination of the former world leader in broad daylight has shocked a nation not
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used not used to gun violence and prompted an outpouring of support and condolences from
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the international community.
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Abe died from excessive bleeding and was pronounced dead at 503 p.m. local time.
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Doctors at the NARA Medical University Hospital said during a news press conference on Friday.
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The doctor said the bullet that killed the former Japanese leader was deep enough to
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reach his heart and a team of 20 medical professionals were unable to stop the bleeding.
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So this guy, we're going to learn more about the guy that killed him.
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This guy was an avowed communist.
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This was a guy that, you know, took a bunch of pictures with Che Guevara and, you know,
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went to all these communist little meetings in Japan and different things like that.
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But it's such a sad story.
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I spent some time, you know, talking to some of my friends in Japan because when I went
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to the University of Central Oklahoma, you know, as when I was there, there was about
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17,000 students there, but about 1,500 of those were from the international community
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from other countries and the most of any other country was from Japan.
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And so while I was playing soccer and just, you know, living in the dorms and different
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things like that, I got to know a lot of these guys and they were such good friends of ours.
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When my wife and I got married right after college, we actually took a trip to Japan
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and they took care of us while we were there and just absolutely love those guys that reach
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out to them.
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I'm like, man, I'm so sorry, this sucks.
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And they're like, yeah, you know, we've never felt like we were going to be unsafe in
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this country.
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Because again, you know, gun violence isn't a huge problem over there.
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You know, it's kind of Yakuza and that kind of thing like those with people that have
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guns.
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But this kind of leads into my big takeaway on this story is evil always finds a way.
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Evil always finds a way.
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The guy that killed Shinzo Abe, he killed him with a homemade gun.
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So the gun was basically like a piece of wood that had a couple of pipes on it and he put
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a handle and he kind of like, I think it was a couple of shotgun shells that he was able
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to kind of work into this whole thing and he made a gun because he wanted to kill Shinzo
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Abe and he knew it was going to be harder to do with maybe something else, right?
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But whether you're using a homemade gun, a gun made by a manufacturer here in the United
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States, whether you're using a blunt object, your hands or your feet and SUV, evil is always
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going to find a way.
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Because when I get into these arguments with people and again, just this week, I was talking
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to my Sunday school about gun violence and different things like that.
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It's just like every single year, more people in the United States to the tune of about
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50% more people in the United States are murdered with hands, feet and fists and they
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are with rifles.
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And yet in, we'll talk about this later, you have dopes like co-president Biden talking
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about how we need to get rid of assault rifles, as if that's going to do anything in terms
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of what he's actually wanting to do.
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So that's my big takeaway on that one.
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All right, next door here, WNBA star, Brittany Griner is imprisonment in Russia.
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So this is according to Fox News, Brittany Griner pled guilty to drug smuggling charge
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on Thursday after months of being held in a Russian detention.
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And now experts say gaining her release in a potential prison swap could turn out to be
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a complex process with serious implications.
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During her appearance in court, Griner maintained that her intent was not to violate Russian
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law.
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She could face up to 10 years in prison.
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"I'd like to plead guilty, Your Honor, but there was no intent.
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I didn't want to break the law," she said, adding that she will give her testimony at
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a later date.
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A verdict has not been ruled in her case but talks of a prisoner swap for Griner, who
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the State Department has maintained was wrongfully detained, has been the focus of conversations
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as her trial continues.
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And so here's the thing about this.
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So she apparently had some hashish oil that she, you know, put in like a vape pen or something
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like that.
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And that's what they got her for.
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You know, that's super illegal there, being ignorant of the law doesn't mean that you don't
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have to abide by the law.
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But at the same time, I think that this is clearly an opportunity for the Russians to
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have a, what they consider to be a high profile American, you know, in custody over there
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and you to be, and potentially get this arms dealer out of an American prison like that.
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That's all to be determined.
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We don't really know about that.
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But what a lot of people have been saying is that this is only happening, you know, the
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only reason she's still in this prison over in Russia is because of her intersectional
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points because she's a black lesbian woman.
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Okay?
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Oh, this were somebody else.
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If this were a white Christian athlete or something like that, they would be out already.
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And so when people say things like that on social media or out loud, they're saying
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something that is non-falsifiable.
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They can't prove that or disprove that.
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That's probably why they're saying it.
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And in addition to that, they probably actually believe it.
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But if you believe for a second, that's why you're silly because here's the deal is over
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in Russia.
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That's why a lot of these WNBA players play overseas is because the WNBA is not popular
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in the United States.
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I think the overall, I forgot what the numbers were.
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There's will be at least close.
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Oh, we're here.
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I actually look it up while we're doing this live.
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Okay, I'm going to look up revenue annual revenue, WNBA, okay, I'm just going to go with
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the first thing that pops up, so it may or may not be good.
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Okay, approximately the NBA does $60 million in revenue, which sounds like a lot.
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But now we're going to look up the revenue for the NBA, okay?
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Okay, looks like 10 billion is from this latest season, 10 billion in revenue compared
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to 60 million in revenue.
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But I think the Russians don't perhaps know that because Russian basketball players are
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much more popular in Russia than they are even here in the United States.
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Because people are like, Oh, she's like the LeBron James of her sport of LeBron James
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was in prison.
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In Russia, they would have got him out by now.
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Well, yeah, because LeBron James is one of the most famous people on planet Earth.
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Steph Curry is one of the most famous people on planet Earth, like Luca Donchitz or whoever
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else.
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These are some of the most famous rich people on planet Earth.
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Obviously, there are people that would be moving heaven and earth to get that person
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over here.
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Now, I'm not making a value judgment because this is a woman that's made in the image of
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God that, you know, is not innocent according to Russian law, but I do think she is being
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railroaded by this.
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But people that are using this as an opportunity to talk about inequity between the NBA and
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WNBA.
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Are you serious?
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Because there are people that are so dumb that they think that Brittany Griner should
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make as much as LeBron James does.
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LeBron James's salary is like two thirds of what the WNBA as an entire league pulls in
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for a season.
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What exactly are you talking about?
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But again, when you're talking to these people, they don't understand facts.
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They only send an understand feeling.
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So here's my big takeaway on this one.
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And this is kind of shifting a little bit on her because I do think she's being railroaded.
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It's probably a good idea to be thankful for your country if you're an American because
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throughout this whole process.
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And again, I don't think she should be in prison.
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She should be back here.
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Stateside.
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Hopefully they get her back.
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I honestly believe that.
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But this gal is one of the many professional spoiled bratty professional athletes that decided
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to take a knee against her own country to go against supposed systemic racism of which
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they can't define specifically.
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And now she is so desperately trying to get the government, the federal government of
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the country that she doesn't really like or support very much to get her out of prison.
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Oh, Joe Biden, will you please?
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Please get me out of prison.
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I voted for you.
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Don't forget about me.
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Guys for help that we're hearing to a certain degree and again, I want her to be out of
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prison.
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I'm glad that she says that what's happening in the prison over there in Russia that she's
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being treated.
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Well, I'm very, very happy about that genuinely part of me says this because what she had
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coming though.
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You take a knee, it's cute because all your other teammates are doing it.
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It's ESPN loves it and you know, you get to pretend as if George Floyd was a sainted person
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that was murdered by police, even though that's not what happened.
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And then now look at you because you could just stay in Russia, right?
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Like for her, why does she want to come back here?
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That's what I would ask her.
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Like I'm sure she wants to be out of a Russian prison, but why wouldn't she just want to
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move somewhere else because America is so systemically racist.
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Why as a black person, would you want to come to this country?
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Is it possible because we are the most diverse country on planet earth and this is where black
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people can succeed the most as opposed to anywhere else in the world where they're treated so
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unbelievably well by the overwhelming majority of everyone that lives here.
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Could that have something to do with it?
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I don't think she's going to change her viewpoints.
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I hope she gets out of prison.
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I hope she gets out of prison very, very soon.
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She comes back here state side, but I don't want to see any of this kneel and crap.
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I want to see only thankfulness.
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I want to see pride when she holds that flag when she will likely be completing at the
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next summer Olympics.
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Okay.
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All right.
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Let's get into the next one here, Boris Johnson resigning as prime minister of the UK.
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So this is according to the New York Post, British prime minister, Boris Johnson announces
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resignation Thursday, marking the end of his time at the top of UK politics.
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After resisting calls to step down for nearly two days, Johnson admitted to the world's
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media outside number 10 Downing street in London that it is clearly now the will of the
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parliamentary conservative party that there should be a new leader and a new prime minister.
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The process of that should begin now.
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The timetable should be announced next week at a Johnson who went on to think British
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voters who propelled the conservatives to their largest house of commons majority for
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nearly four decades in the 2019 general election, a result Johnson had repeatedly cited as he
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sought to cling to power.
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So the thing is over there is just because he's going to be ousted as prime minister.
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That doesn't still mean that the conservative party will be in power over there.
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Again, I don't really care that much about politics over there in the UK.
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I don't have to care that much about it because I don't get to vote there.
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I don't have any part of their process over there, but I do have a quick takeaway here.
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Sometimes corrupt politicians are forced out of office, and I wish it would happen more
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often.
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Okay.
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So this guy was conservative in UK terms, but he wasn't actually conservative in like
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US terms, that type of a thing.
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And he did some deeply, deeply corrupt things and just some bad taste things during COVID
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when everything was locked down.
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He was having like these ragers, these parties at, you know, his residents and different
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things like that.
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The guy's been a wild dude from the beginning.
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You know, he mirrored Donald Trump a lot.
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You know, his rise to power really mirror Donald Trump, you know, him was being elected
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was kind of this, this force of Brexit that was happening over there in the UK.
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But I want to see more politicians pay for their bad decisions.
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Like I want to see a guy like Gavin Newsom, who was so unbelievably hypocritical with
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the stuff that was going on during COVID whenever he was in California.
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I want to see him ousted from office.
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And yet Democrats are going to try to prop him up and potentially get him to run for president
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in 2024.
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More on that here in a second.
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But the next story here, we're going to go over his Akron police, supposedly murdering
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a guy named Jalen Walker.
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So this is according to the Daily Wire.
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Police in Akron on Sunday.
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This was a couple of Sundays ago released video of the chase and fatal shooting of a black
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door dash driver who was killed last week as he ran from police after allegedly leading
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them on a chase and shooting at them.
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Jalen Walker, 25 who police say was wearing a ski mask and shot at them before jumping
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out of his car and running away was shot up to 60 times in the June 27th incident.
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Although he did not have a gun on him when he ran, police chief Stephen Maylett said the
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video showed Walker appeared to reach for something at his waist.
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In turn, as he ran, prompting the police to fire.
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Police said they were pursuing Walker because the car was was driving that had been involved
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in a crime in the previous day.
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They say he refused to stop sped through the residential neighborhood, shot at them and
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jumped out of the car while it was still moving at a barricade, creating a deadly threat and
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prompting officers to use tasers and handguns.
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Police attempted to aid Walker after he was subdued.
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Millet said he was lying on his back and handcuffs when a medical examiner arrived at the scene
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according to the investigative worksheet for the case shown to the beacon journal at the
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medical examiner's office.
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He had been shot in the face torso upper legs according to the report.
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So I'm just going to go right into my big takeaway here.
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Police shootings are almost always justified and we should remember that anytime one of
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these situations comes up because immediately we got the predictable outrage.
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Black guy shot by white police officers.
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The automatic assumption is that the white police officers were racist and hunting a
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black man that day and they chose to kill Mr. Walker.
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Okay.
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And that's where people want you to leave the story.
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When the reality is much, much bleaker for people that would support that point of view.
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Okay.
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Because this guy had been involved in a crime the previous day, they were trying to stop
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him.
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He ran from police.
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He put a bunch of lives in danger because of how he was driving and also he shot at
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the police.
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So when people say, Oh, he was another unarmed black man shot and murdered by police.
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It's like, well, they didn't know he was unarmed when they shot him.
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All that they knew is up to that point.
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He led them on a very dangerous high speed chase and he had shot at them.
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So if someone like that were near you and he were reaching into his waistband at that
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moment or reaching anywhere near where another firearm could be, yeah, I'm okay with that.
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That is a justified shoot.
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People are like, but he was shot 60 times.
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Well, he was shot by multiple officers.
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Okay.
20:07
I forget how many officers were on the scene, but it seems like most of them emptied the
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majority of their magazine to try and stop the situation from going any further.
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Again, the piece of crap here is Jalen Walker.
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I wish he had made a bunch of different decisions that day, but he is dead today because of
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his own decision making.
20:25
Had he stopped, pulled over and dealt with the consequences of whatever was befalling him,
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maybe he had a warrant for his arrest, or at least the crimes that he had committed up
20:32
to that point that he could have dealt with that and he would be alive today to talk about
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it.
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We wouldn't be using his name.
20:37
But again, anytime one of these situations comes up, that's why I tell people, Hey, let's
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pause.
20:42
That's why I haven't talked about on the show until now.
20:43
Can we pause until we get a little bit more information?
20:45
Because sometimes the police shoots are bad.
20:47
And if they are bad, the police should go down for that.
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They should get the maximum penalty for that.
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Even when he take into account the fact that they have one of the most impossible jobs
20:54
on the planet to do incredibly well most of the time.
20:58
But in this situation, as in the majority of these situations, when these people are killed,
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they are not innocent doves.
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They're not sitting on a park bench, eating a sandwich and reading the Bible.
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These are people that are in the act of committing a crime or it just got done committing a crime
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and they are being aggressive towards police.
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And it is not the police's job to die so that a piece of garbage could live.
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The difference is is maybe like in the situation with you, Volde, their job is to potentially
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die to protect the lives of children from a wolf like the guy that was shooting all the
21:26
children.
21:27
All right.
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But that's podcast for another day.
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Talk to plenty about that.
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Let's get to the next one.
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Now we're getting into the Joe Biden section.
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Oh boy.
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And co president Joe Biden is coming for your guns guys.
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Okay.
21:38
So this is according to Bloomberg, president Joe Biden said Americans are awash in weapons
21:42
of war and called again for Congress to strengthen gun restrictions, including by banning military
21:46
style rifles, even though he didn't exactly define what that means, while lauding the
21:50
new law that modestly advanced gun safety after a series of mass shootings.
21:54
If this law had been in place years ago, even the last year, lives would have been saved
21:58
Biden somehow managed to say Monday at the White House, but the president insisted more
22:02
needs to be done and renewed his call for Congress to ban assault weapons and high capacity
22:06
magazines, as well as to expand background checks to enact safe storage laws, making gun
22:11
owners liable for not securing their firearms.
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I'm not going to stop until we do it, he said, adding nothing of what I'm talking about in
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French is on anyone's second and second and then he farted, crapped his pants.
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And here we are today.
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So here's the thing.
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The big takeaway here is you had to know this was coming.
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You had to know this was coming.
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Okay.
22:30
It's the do something crap.
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We have mass shootings.
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They make the headlines, you know, everyone gets their clicks and then it's like, okay,
22:35
we got to do something and let's convince, you know, jerks on the Republican side of
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the aisle that this is somehow going to be a good thing.
22:41
But again, when this guy's actually sentient, which is not most of the time he's alive,
22:45
he's reading from a prompter and most of the time what he's reading is a lie.
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Okay.
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So he's talking about things that he doesn't know much about that people around him are
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basically putting into his ear.
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So something like safe storage laws, right?
22:56
So in general, you should have safe storage of your firearms.
22:59
But what these people want is if you have a firearm, which they don't even want you to
23:01
have one, they want it to be locked away in a safe and then they want a separate safe
23:05
and a different part of the house where all the ammunition is.
23:07
So basically your firearm is completely worthless when you need it in a home invasion scenario.
23:12
They don't want you to be able to carry it.
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So if you're out and about, you can't stop a crime happening to you or someone around
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you because your firearm is not on you.
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That's what these people want.
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Again, it doesn't make sense.
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He can't define what an assault weapon is any of that, but you knew this was coming.
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Okay.
23:24
This is red meat for his base.
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He's looking forward to November and he's not looking forward to an deposit way.
23:29
He is actually able to look that far into the future whenever he's actually awake and he
23:33
can see that what's coming is a red wave.
23:35
Now, if it's a red wave and they only get the house, that's actually a win for the Democrats
23:39
because they could still do a whole lot of maneuvering if they have the White House and
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the Senate.
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But people that voted for him, they don't like guns.
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They don't like gun violence.
23:47
Like they want it all to end and they think you can just snap your fingers, do a univariate
23:51
analysis to say, okay, we're just going to make guns harder to get for law abiding citizens
23:55
and that will somehow make criminals less likely to use firearms.
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So doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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But again, this is just posturing for his base.
24:03
So let's get into the next form of posturing here and this is co-president Biden taking
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executive action on abortion access.
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So this is according to Fox News.
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Two weeks after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, President Joe Biden plans to
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sign an executive order on abortion access on Friday.
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This was last Friday.
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Three sources familiar to the matter tell the Associated Press, the White House and Biden
24:22
will speak Friday morning on protecting access to reproductive health care services.
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He is, he is expected to outline actions to attempt to mitigate some potential penalties
24:30
women seeking abortion may face after the ruling, but are limited in their ability to
24:34
safeguard access to abortion nationwide.
24:37
Biden is expected to instruct the departments of justice and health and human services to
24:40
push back against any state's efforts to limit a woman's ability to go across state lines
24:45
for a legal abortion or to get federally approved abortion medication according to the AP report.
24:49
In a further attempt to protect women seeking an abortion, Biden's executive order will
24:53
also direct agencies to work to educate medical providers and insurers about how and when
24:57
they are required to share privileges or privileged patient information with authorities.
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He will also ask the Federal Trade Commission to take steps to protect the privacy of those
25:06
seeking information about reproductive care online.
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So he did this whole speech.
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He did this whole song and dance.
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And most of it was just performative because this executive order, as with most executive
25:17
orders, can't really do much, especially if the next person that comes in office wears
25:21
a different color tie than you, they can just undo all that stuff similar to what Donald
25:25
Trump had happened to him.
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He had all these great executive orders.
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Oh, we're all celebrating him and then Joe Biden gets rid of them when the first like
25:30
48 seconds in office.
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But with him, probably the most egregious thing that he did here was he talked about
25:36
a story of a 10 year old Ohio girl that was raped and couldn't get an abortion.
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Okay, as we talked about on the show before, that baby did nothing wrong.
25:45
The baby growing in the belly of someone that was raped did nothing wrong and that baby
25:48
deserves to live, right?
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The rapist deserves to die.
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Okay.
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I've talked about that at Najem.
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But the problem with the story, as with most of the things that Joe Biden says, it doesn't
25:57
seem to be true.
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Again, that's all over social media.
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This 10 year old girl, what about this poor girl?
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There's no reporting in the jurisdiction where this girl is that a rape ever occurred.
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There is a single verbal source, which supposedly is confirming this story, okay?
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So I have serious, significant doubts that this ever happened.
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But let's say it did, again, it goes back to my initial point talking about rape, okay?
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That's an absolutely horrific situation.
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And I think the government should kill that person after they find them as quickly as
26:32
possible.
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Kill the rapist, right?
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Cast straight them, let them hang out for 24 hours without their junk and then kill them
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and do it quickly.
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All right?
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I'm all for that.
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But again, that doesn't make the life, the value of the life inside the womb of that
26:46
young baby or of that, that young girl, any, like any less valuable because of the circumstances
26:51
of the conception.
26:53
So my big takeaway here is this seems to be a lot of posturing from co-president Biden.
26:57
Again, this is kind of the, the do something attitude on the gun issue.
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It's like, oh, I got to do something and it's been two weeks and my base is mad at me.
27:05
And so I got to do something.
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And so this was his something and that base is quickly running away from him.
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We'll get more into that here in a second.
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Next one here.
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The Biden administration sues the state of Arizona for requiring proof of citizenship to
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vote.
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Wonder why they're doing that.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the Biden administration on Tuesday, this was couple
27:22
Tuesdays ago, sued Arizona saying the state violates federal law by requiring proof of
27:26
citizenship to vote for president in its latest challenge to Republican backed changes to
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state voting procedures.
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The justice department said Arizona's newly enacted requirements that residents provide
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documentary or documentary proof of citizenship would keep eligible voters from our [inaudible] participating
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in certain federal elections.
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The state law set to take effect in January turns the clock back by imposing unlawful and
27:48
unnecessary requirements that would block eligible voters from registration rolls said
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Kristen Clark, which is the head of justice department's civil rights division.
27:56
She called Arizona's house bill 2492, which also requires proof of citizenship to vote
28:01
by mail in any federal elections, a textbook violation of the 1993 National Voter Registration
28:06
Act, a provision requiring election officials to reject registration forms based on mistakes
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that aren't relevant to a voter's eligibility also violates the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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The justice department said Arizona Republicans passed the bill in a party line vote and governor
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Doug Ducey signed it on March the 30th, calling it a balanced approach that honors Arizona's
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history of making voting accessible without sacrificing security in our elections.
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They requires proof of citizenship, such as a passport or birth certificate on a federal
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voter registration form.
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Voting rights advocates had worn that such a measure could disenfranchise tens of thousands
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of voters.
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So let's do what the last sentence there.
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Voting rights advocates had warned that such a measure could disenfranchise tens of thousands
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of voters.
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What kinds of voters perhaps non citizens that are legally not supposed to vote in our elections?
28:56
Like, really? I mean, they're showing their hand. The Biden administration is showing
29:01
the hair because obviously they're pretending as if there's not a crisis on the southern
29:04
border. They're pretending as if we don't have an invasion happening on our southern
29:08
border by more people, non documented citizens, illegal aliens, whatever you want to call
29:12
them than ever before in the history of our country. They're pretending that that's not
29:17
happening.
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And they're pretending as if what they're doing here by suing the state of Arizona is good
29:23
for election integrity. Because this goes to my big takeaway on this story. Why is it
29:28
always the Democrats that are working to make election fraud easier?
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Shouldn't we all regardless of our political persuasion want election fraud to be much
29:39
more difficult? You can't get rid of it entirely. It's impossible. But shouldn't we want it
29:43
to be much, much, much more difficult?
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Again, suing the state of Arizona for this law, which is about as milk toast of a law
29:51
on this particular issue as it could possibly be, it's like it's playing into the, you know,
29:56
what used to be conspiracy theories until it was proven to the fact that a lot of Democrats
30:00
don't want these elections to be fair. Now I'm not going to go all the way and say that
30:04
2020 was stolen from Donald Trump and all that. I don't think we've necessarily seen
30:07
the evidence for that. And we've seen certainly fraud on the Republican side, some prominent
30:11
fraudulent Republican side. I think it was in Virginia, North Carolina, you know, four
30:15
years ago, five years ago, something like that, just trying to go off top my head here.
30:18
But anytime there are people voting from addresses that don't exist, anytime there are people
30:24
that are wanting other people from their party to be able to go around and capture ballots,
30:28
anytime you want people that don't want you to vote on the day of, they want you to vote,
30:31
you know, well in advance before any type of surprise, any types of people that want to
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make sure that it's easier for people that don't have citizenship rights, thus voting
30:40
rights to vote, it's always the Democrats. And could it possibly be because the majority
30:46
of those votes that happen in that type of a scenario go for Democrats? Is that possible?
30:52
I mean, it's beyond possible, I would assume that it's very, very probable. But we need
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to get to the last one here, the last thing that we're going to talk about on co president
30:59
Biden before we give him arrest. Even most Democrats do not want co president Biden running
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for reelection in 2024. Okay, so this is according to VOA news that's voice of American news
31:11
via the New York Times. A large majority of Democrats would prefer that their party nominate
31:15
someone other than incumbent President Joe Biden as its candidate in the 2024 presidential
31:20
election, a new poll from the New York Times and Sienna college found the poll asked respondents
31:24
who plan to vote in the Democratic primary elections, whether they want the party to
31:27
renominate Biden. Only 26% of Democrats said that they would like to see Biden on the ballot
31:34
again, compared to 64% of Democrats who said they would prefer someone else. That is bananas.
31:40
We'll keep going. The polls findings paint a grim picture for the incumbent president who's
31:44
standing with the public is being battered by high inflation and his inability of his
31:49
party to push its agenda through the closely divided Senate, as if that's the only thing.
31:54
So the main reasons for for these paltry poll numbers at least given in the New York Times
31:57
article is his age. As if we didn't realize that the guy was decrepidly old when he ran
32:03
for this office, it's like, are you shocked that he's getting older? Yeah, time does keep
32:07
going on. Even if someone that you like is elected. Also, just in general, people don't
32:12
like the direction that the country is moving in, regardless of party, okay? But even on
32:17
the Democrat side, part of the reasons why his poll numbers are sinking is because they
32:20
don't see him as progressive enough. Yes, actually, they don't see him as progressive
32:25
enough. Because here's the thing for his entire political career, as far as I understand it,
32:29
Joe Biden, he's never been a thermostat. He's always been a thermometer, okay? So he tries
32:34
to find the temperature of the center of the Democratic Party. Okay, I think Ben Shapiro
32:38
is pointing this out a lot and I think he's right. The center of the Democratic Party
32:41
is where he will always be. The Democratic Party has shifted super far to the left. And
32:47
so now his quote, unquote, centrist position is way farther to the left of anything that
32:52
he would have cosigned even 10 years ago, even whenever he was serving as vice president
32:56
of this country, okay? And it's just crazy. And you can read there's more things in there
33:01
like the fact that your own party wants to throw you out is really damning because the
33:05
dims are in full panic mode now. Because they know that if he were unable to run or
33:10
if they were to push him out, it's like, who do you have Kamala Harris, who's deeply, deeply
33:16
unimpressive? You have Pete Buttigieg, you have Gavin Newsom, you have just all the people
33:24
you could put up. There's, you know, the was a winner from the governor of Michigan. There's
33:30
Governor of Illinois. There's a bunch of people that have kind of been thrown out there. They
33:33
all suck for different reasons. Okay. So they're in full panic mode. They don't know what they're
33:37
going to do. Because, you know, if he decides he's not gonna vote or run again, like what
33:42
exactly is the plan? They don't seem to have one right now. And dims usually have a pretty
33:45
good plan of action for what they're gonna do. But this is what we can expect to see.
33:50
We can expect to see a ton of maneuvering to get Joe Biden out of office or to lease get
33:56
him to where he's no longer gonna run in 2024. And we're gonna get that maneuvering. We're
34:01
gonna start seeing it in December, because in November, there's essentially a 100% chance
34:05
that the Republicans are gonna take over the house. And there's maybe a coin flip chance
34:08
that they'll take over the Senate. Okay. If they take over both houses, co-presidents,
34:12
Biden's presidency is essentially over with. And maybe there's some things that Congress
34:15
can do to help turn around some of the negative things that are happening in this country.
34:19
But the maneuvering is gonna start. Okay. And Joe Biden's not gonna be able to stop it.
34:23
Like he can't prove to anyone that he can get through a sentence without going full
34:27
mush mouth, much less proved to people that he can run this country for another six years.
34:32
Think about that. We're not even two years into his presidency. And he's already definably
34:39
perhaps the worst president, like we'll go right to my big takeaway because I was gonna
34:42
talk about this. Co-President Biden is the worst president in modern history and perhaps
34:46
even US history. But the only thing that could save him, okay, it's not him. It's not Kamala.
34:53
It's not a different running mate. It's not an endorsement by a politician or a celebrity
34:57
or a bunch more money. The only thing that can save co-President Biden is if he runs against
35:04
Trump in 2024. Because I want to go back to this VOA article here. Here's another quote.
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In one of the surveys, only bright spots for the president had found that among all voters
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in a rematch of the 2020 election with Biden facing former president Donald Trump in 2024,
35:20
Biden would win 44% of the vote to Trump's 41%. Now we're three years ahead of this thing.
35:26
You know, essentially, are you two years and some change ahead of this thing? Polls can
35:29
obviously change. Things can change. Joe Biden could die. I don't want him to, but he could
35:33
like it's, you know, something could happen to Trump for all we know. But that is the
35:36
only thing that saves Democrats is if Donald Trump runs again, because by my estimation,
35:43
let's say he runs and loses the Republican nomination to a guy like Governor DeSantis
35:48
from Florida. Even in that concept, a lot of these MAGA people are these Trump people.
35:53
They're not just going to turn and vote for DeSantis. Okay, they're going to sit at home,
35:57
thus giving whoever the Democrats put up, regardless of how stupid or terrible they
36:00
are, they're going to get in. Again, I could be wrong, but I don't think I'm going to
36:04
be wrong. If Trump runs at all, I think the Republicans are finished, right? And this
36:09
is a guy that voted for him in 2020. So something to keep, keep an eye on. We'll see how it
36:13
goes into the future.
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All right. Next one here. Women's soccer player, Megan Rapino, received the presidential medal
36:19
of freedom. So this is according to NBC News. President Joe Biden on Thursday. This was
36:22
last Thursday, awarded the American soccer star, Megan Rapino, the presidential medal
36:26
of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. Rapino was among 17 recipients, along
36:30
with gymnasts and fellow Olympians and mobiles, the Academy Award winning actor Denzel Washington
36:35
and Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who died in 2018. Rapino is the first soccer
36:40
player to receive the award in one of just six female athletes or coaches. Beyond the
36:45
World Cup title to Olympic medals, Megan is a champion for essential American truth that
36:50
everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. This is what Biden said at the
36:54
awards ceremony. He also said this. She helped lead the change for perhaps the most important
36:58
victory for anyone in our soccer team or any soccer team equal pay for women. Okay. So
37:05
we just need to talk about the presidential medal of freedom. It's a useless trinket.
37:08
Right. It means nothing. There have been people that have been really heroic, great people
37:12
that have gotten that. And then there's been people that have gotten it just because it
37:15
was politically expedient or nice for them to get it. Like go like seriously, go Google
37:19
presidential medal of freedom recipients and just look through the list and look at the
37:23
people that you do know and you're like, you're gonna be like, wait, what? This is the highest
37:27
civilian Robert De Niro. You got the highest civilian honor for something like this. Ellen
37:32
DeGeneres. Right. Like what exactly have you done except for entertain people? Right. So
37:37
this is a useless award. Okay. So we just kind of need to talk about it. So even the
37:41
fact that I'm talking about, I feel bad. But my big takeaway on this one is kind of like
37:45
with the Brittany Griner situation, you can still like you can hate your country and still
37:51
get a medal from her. Megan Rapinoe does not like America. You might be like, Oh, she
37:56
represents United States of America. She was the first professional women soccer player
37:59
to kneel during the national anthem. Okay. And then she basically strong armed the rest
38:02
of her teammates and other countries to do the exact same thing. Okay. So she's just
38:07
like a Brittany Griner. She's just like a Colin Kaepernick in that she hates this country.
38:12
She thinks that she's somehow oppressed because she's a lesbian woman. And yet here she is
38:16
at the White House getting a present for doing what exactly? Like her entire soccer career,
38:23
like she's had a very, very successful career in international soccer. You know, she had
38:27
this great, you know, cross to Abby Wambach back in, you know, I think it was the Olympics
38:31
or the World Cup to be Brazil and all that like she's had a great career. She's had some
38:35
highlights, but the highest civilian honor for what? What has she done? And the answer
38:41
is is nothing for our country, except to wedge an even deeper divide between people that don't
38:48
believe and see things the way that she does. And that apparently gets you the highest civilian
38:53
honor in the land. So, okay, I guess go for it. All right. Next one here. Justice Brett
38:58
Kavanaugh being harassed while at dinner with his family. This happened last week. This
39:01
is according to the Washington Post. After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade eliminating
39:05
the fundamental right to an abortion. Again, this is a Washington Post, the fundamental
39:09
right to abortion. Comedian Samantha Bee, who's supposed to be a serious person, floated a
39:13
plan for targeting the conservatives on the court who made up the majority opinion. We
39:18
have to raise hell in our cities and Washington and every restaurant Justice Alito eats out
39:21
for the rest of his life. She implored viewers of her late night show, full front are with
39:25
Samantha Bee because if Republicans have made our lives hell, it's time to return the favor.
39:31
So you might be asking yourself who is Samantha Bee and you're asking yourself that because
39:35
you out you like real comedy and people that are actually funny, but let's go back into
39:38
the Washington Post article here. It seems some abortion rights activists are taking a
39:42
page out of that playbook. Although the first justice to have his dinner publicly disrupted
39:46
wasn't Samuel Alito, Jr. But Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh who left Morten's the steakhouse
39:51
in Washington on Wednesday night through a back entrance to avoid the crowd gathered
39:55
out front, according to Politico in a city that draws sign wielding activists from across
39:59
the country on a regular basis. Washington restaurants and even those far outside the
40:03
Beltway have long contended with protests. Some even centered on individual diners and
40:08
many are embracing for more such incidents as protesters angered by the road decision
40:11
and enabled by rapid fire social media organizing, look to confront conservative justices at
40:16
their homes and at the restaurants where they died. So this isn't a huge deal in terms of
40:22
all the other things that are happening in this country, but it's a microcosm in a description
40:27
of a sickness that we have in our culture that mainly comes from the left, which is if you
40:33
disagree with us and if you do something that we do not like, we're going to do everything
40:37
we can to make your life a living hell. And again, we need to remember which justice has
40:43
happened to this happen to Brett Kavanaugh. Now he has professional protection. They obviously
40:50
got him out the back door. He's alive and well today, but here's my big takeaway on
40:53
this one. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. You've heard that before probably
40:58
from your grandma or someone. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Because
41:03
unless I remind you that just a few weeks ago, a man was arrested that was attempting
41:08
to murder Brett Kavanaugh at his home. That guy could literally have just been another
41:13
one of the protesters that were outside because you would want, you know, blue checkmark people
41:18
on Twitter, democratic politicians, democratic strategists, you wanted the image, the video
41:22
camera image of him walking out of the front of that restaurant and being verbally and maybe
41:27
even physically accosted by this crowded dorks. But what if one person in that crowd didn't
41:32
want to hold a sign? What if they didn't want to yell on screen? What did they? What if
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they wanted to cut him? What if they wanted to shoot him? What if they wanted to blow
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him up? And you're sitting here like, Oh, that's crazy. Yeah, it's only sounds crazy
41:45
because it didn't happen because his security team in the restaurant prevented that from
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happening. But why should a justice that disagrees with your point of view have to fear you?
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Because again, they're appointed for life. This is this is an elected official. You can't
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get them out of office, but they're doing their job that they've been given. They've
42:03
been granted this job. Okay. So who are you to try and stop them from doing that? Again,
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there have been some horrific decisions in the history of the United States Supreme
42:12
Court, one of them being Roe v Wade, which led to the murder of 60 million children in
42:16
the womb. But at no point would I've advocated for the seven men that decided that back in
42:22
1973 to be murdered as someone wanted to do with Brad Kavanaugh to be accosted while
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they're at dinner with their families. Like again, this is a fundamental difference between
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people people that have a leftist worldview versus people that have a worldview that's
42:38
more so on the conservative bin is I could disagree with you and let you enjoy your soup
42:44
and steak. Like I've been asked this before, you know, what would you do if you ever met
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Barack Obama? You've been very critical of him. I would shake his hand and I would say,
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thank you for being here, Mr. President. So so nice to meet you. Thank you for serving
42:56
this country. Now, if he asked me, Hey, son, what do you think about all the stuff that
43:00
I did while I was in office? Well, then he just gave me an invitation to just dump all
43:04
the things that I'm disappointed in. But otherwise, he's a human being. Let him eat his dinner,
43:10
right? You can scream outside his office, which is protected by a lot of armed guards
43:14
and everything else like that. But going outside these people houses, like going outside
43:17
while they're eating dinner, like, give me a break, get a life. All right, next one here,
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the National Education Association that's the NDA considers changing the use of the word
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mother to birthing parent. God, everything is so stupid. According to the Washington
43:30
time, let's get into it here. It turns out the National Education Association won't be
43:34
replacing mothers with birthing parents, at least not this year. The nation's largest
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teacher's union said in a Thursday statement that a hot button proposal to swap out the
43:44
words mother, father, and maternity leave with gender neutral terms in contract language
43:48
didn't come up for a vote this week at the annual meeting. The item sought to change
43:52
mother to birthing parents father to non birthing parent and maternity leave to parental leave
43:57
in the name of LGBTQ inclusion. The delegates did pass several other left of center proposals,
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including items on abortion, LGBTQ issues, encountering conservative education groups
44:07
at the assembly in Chicago, which concluded Wednesday. This was a couple of Wednesdays
44:10
ago. The successful items included a proposal to spend $140, $625 to create a district and
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distribute fact sheets about the 25 largest organizations seeking to dismantle public
44:22
education, including information about funding sources, leadership, and office locations.
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You cannot put a price tag on truth said one delegate. According to the education week,
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we have to know our enemies. A whopping 74% approved an item to take a public stand in
44:36
defense of abortion and reproductive rights and encourage members to participate in activities
44:40
including rallies and demonstrations education week reported. Also, winning passes which
44:45
a was a $56,000 proposal to take all necessary steps to overturn Florida's HB 1557 decried
44:53
by folks as are decried by foes as they don't say gay bill, which prohibits classroom instruction
44:58
on sexual orientation and gender identity in grades K through three. The delegates also
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approved spending nearly $500,000 to present a unified response to the rise of gun violence
45:08
and use words murder and murderer when applicable in reference to mass shootings. Okay. So the
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thing with all this that I read because the headline is supposed to be, well, they didn't
45:18
actually change it from mother to birthing parent. Okay, but the big takeaway here is
45:22
that the story is not that this change didn't happen. The story is that this change was
45:27
even considered. They literally considered getting rid of the word mother in their contracts
45:34
and changing it to birthing parents. Okay. Because of a fraction of a fraction of a fraction
45:38
of the population that is confused about their gender. That's why. Okay. So one thing, and
45:45
I know I've talked negatively about teachers on on here a lot. And if you haven't heard
45:47
me talk about it before, I don't look at teachers as this homogenous group of heroes. I think
45:52
a lot of teachers are absolutely reprehensible awful. I had some growing up. I can count
45:58
the teachers that really seem to give a damn on one hand. And I went to a really, you know,
46:01
really good school for the area that I grew up in versus the teachers that just absolutely
46:05
sucked at their job. And they were just kind of getting through getting a paycheck so they
46:08
could be off during the summer and off on spring break and Christmas break and all those different
46:12
things. Like that's why a lot of these people seem to be doing this job. They're not doing
46:14
it because they actually care about the education of the students or the students in general.
46:18
But I think we need to stop pretending that teachers aren't political pawns, that they
46:21
aren't political actors. Because again, you can even see that in the news story. Again,
46:26
all these will be in the show notes. They approved for these teachers to be able to
46:31
go out and pick it, be able to go out and do all these other things and they approved
46:34
money to be spent. Again, this is a school board approved money to be spent on things
46:38
that have nothing to do with education. They don't have to do with mathematics. They don't
46:42
have to do with reading, writing, history, civics, nothing. And yet they're somehow going to
46:48
do something about gun violence. They're going to do something about expanding LGBTQ inclusion.
46:53
Right? Again, this is what I talk about whenever I talk about getting your kids out of the
46:58
government schools and into private Christian schools that you have vetted or homeschooling.
47:03
Because these are the people that are in charge of forming your kids' opinions. These are
47:07
the people, the people that don't want you to be called father, but non birthing parent.
47:13
They don't want you to be called mother, but birthing parent. Okay? This is a serious, serious
47:18
issue. I will continue to talk about it because regardless of the area you grow up in, whether
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you grow up or whether you're raising your family in a red area with a lot of conservatives,
47:27
it takes one purple head, nose ringed teacher to get in there and to put this contagion
47:32
in your kid's brain. So as a, as a father to most of you listening to this or to the
47:38
mothers listening to this as well, you have to make sure that you're not ignoring stories
47:42
like this. This is very, very serious and your kids are at stake. All right, a couple
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more left. Next one here. New York City, Bodega owner was being charged with murder for defending
47:50
himself from an attacker. So this is according to the Daily Mail. A lot of you guys have
47:54
seen this video if you haven't, I'll be in the show notes. But again, the Daily Mail
47:56
here, new video footage reveals that the New York City Bodega worker charged with murder
48:00
tried to calm an angry customer who he ended up stabbing to death and self defense when
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the man came behind the counter and attacked him. Jose Alba 61 was freed from jail last
48:09
week when his bail was lowered from following a public outcry over his murder charges and
48:14
about whether he was trying to defend himself. Alba is charged with second degree murder
48:18
after fatally stabbing 37 year old career criminal Austin Simon. Video attained by the New York
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Post reveals that the Bodega worker was trying to avoid confrontation with Simon in the minutes
48:28
leading up to the July 1st stabbing. Papa, I don't want a problem. Papa, Alba calmly
48:32
tells Simon as the man angrily storms into the Hamilton Heights Bodega and walks around
48:37
the counter to confront the clerk. So again, with this story, the videos have gone around
48:42
this guy clearly, the the the Bodega worker, he didn't want any part of this. So this guy
48:48
comes down the corner behind the counter, he's being very aggressive. And then he got
48:51
physically aggressive and then he attacked Alba. Okay. And during the fracas, Alba pulls
48:57
out a knife and stabs a guy to death. Okay. So he was being attacked, he was defending
49:02
himself and the attacker lost his life, right, which of all the available scenarios, that's
49:08
the one that I would have wanted, right? But my big takeaway on this one is imagine what
49:15
would have happened to Jose Alba had this video not gone viral. Because again, he was
49:22
in Rikers Island for about a week before the charges or the charges weren't lowered, but
49:27
his bail was lowered to where he could actually get a bail bond and get out because his family
49:30
couldn't afford it because they put like a $2 million bail or a million dollar bail on
49:33
this guy to start out. But the only reason that happened was because people like me and
49:39
people like you were sharing this on social media, calling their Congress people or you
49:42
know, you know, just basically saying this is absolutely terrible. Why? Why are you doing
49:45
this? Okay. And again, just imagine what would happen had it not gone viral. Because essentially
49:53
the the DA of Manhattan, which is a guy named Alvin Bragg, he's a George Soros funded DA
49:58
Marxist in his ideology. Guys like him will continue to empower thugs like the one thankfully
50:04
Jose Alba killed. I am thankful that Alba is live today and that other guy is not.
50:09
Because again, that other guy was a career criminal that was going to kill people in his life.
50:15
That was the trajectory of his life. This was a guy that needed a complete
50:20
reformation, like only the gospel and the truth of that in his heart could possibly have saved
50:24
this guy. But in that scenario, in a struggle between an innocent person and a wolf and a bully,
50:31
I'm glad the wolf was taken out. And yet this man is being punished for defending himself.
50:36
Now, in just about every scenario where you defend yourself, if you're a concealed carry person,
50:39
you play or you can still carry and you shoot somebody with it, it doesn't end there. There's
50:43
usually tens of thousands of dollars that you're going to have to spend to to defend yourself and
50:47
defend the fact that you were actually doing this in self-defense or in defense of other people
50:51
around you, you're basically stopping a threat, depending upon the state that you live in.
50:54
That's either going to be an easy process or a rough process for you. But these are stories that
50:58
we really need to be paying attention to because we look at these DA races in our local communities
51:02
and we don't pay attention to those things as much. Why? Because the national political machine
51:07
basically wants you to focus on who's in the White House and that one or two senators that
51:10
are flipping votes left or right, right? Or who's going to be able to get which one of their people
51:15
on the Supreme Court? That's what they want you to focus on. But the local DA in that area
51:19
is the reason why Jose Alba's life has forever changed because of the charges that were brought
51:24
against him. And there's no indication that they're going to be removing these charges.
51:28
So, you know, it's a rough one. It's a rough one for sure, but we got to make sure we keep
51:33
an eye on this. Okay. All right, last thing here, guys, if you hung with me from the beginning to
51:38
the end here is perhaps the greatest political ad that I've ever seen in my entire life. Okay.
51:46
So I'm going to go ahead and play this ad. So this is from Jerome Davison. He is going for Congress
51:51
in the state of Arizona. But I want to go ahead and play this ad for you. And then I'll react to
51:55
it. And then we'll get you guys out of here. So let's go ahead and play it here.
51:58
Democrats like to say that no one needs an AR 15 for self defense. That no one could possibly
52:07
need all 30 rounds. But when this rifle is the only thing standing between your family
52:15
and a dozen angry Democrats in clanhoods, you just might need that semi automatic
52:21
and all 30 rounds.
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All right. So for those of you that we're just listening to this, obviously, it'll be in the
52:34
show notes. You can check it out for yourself. But it's this guy. This shouldn't matter. But he is
52:37
a black guy. This is a guy I think he used to be in the NFL. I think he was running back or
52:40
something like that. Jerome Davison, at least it was a college football player. I'm kind of
52:44
getting my people mixed up here a little bit. But the imagery here is of a lot of people in KKK
52:50
outfits and clan uniforms running towards this guy's house. He's in a suit. He's got his AR 15
52:55
with his 30 round magazine. And all of them basically see him with his 30 round magazine and his AR
53:00
and they take off running in the opposite direction. So a few things here. So obviously,
53:06
this is a pro gun guy. Obviously, this is a pro second amendment guy. Obviously, this guy is a
53:10
conservative Republican. And he throws in a couple of interesting things because what people don't
53:15
understand is they just assume because of basically propaganda that it's a Republicans that are the
53:20
racist, the Republicans were the racists in the South and the Republicans were in the KKK. But
53:24
the KKK was essentially made up and started by Democrats. Okay. The people that wanted to keep
53:29
slavery from being criminalized in this country were Democrats. It was a Republican party and
53:35
Abraham Lincoln that, you know, got the Emancipation Proclamation done and all those types of things.
53:40
So he kind of throws that in there. So I guess my big takeaway on this one is it's a bold move
53:46
cotton. It's a bold move. I mean, I'm not sure how effective this is now he's gone viral. So I think
53:53
here I'll click on the link to the video just right now. So as of the recording, this five and a half
53:57
million views just on Twitter and I don't even think it's on YouTube or anything like that.
54:00
It's it's probably an effective ad for his population because you are not going to be neutral about
54:07
that ad. You were either going to love that ad or you were going to hate that ad. But it's a it's
54:13
a bold move in this era of one-upsmanship in politics. It could be the single greatest 30 second
54:19
political ad we've ever seen because you're going to remember it because you either going to like
54:24
it and you're going to pull the lever for this guy in November or you're going to hate it and
54:28
you're not, which that's kind of the point of these political ads. Political ads basically don't
54:33
persuade people anymore, right? It's about dunking on people. It's about making your opponent look
54:37
as poor as possible. And this guy doesn't even mention his opponent. And again, I don't know if
54:44
this guy is going to get elected. He could ride the web red wave into the future. I don't even know
54:49
if he's got to do a run off. I don't know much about this guy at all. Again, I couldn't even define
54:52
what he did for a living before this, but we'll see how it works out for. All right, guys, we'll
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