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This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson, let's get into it.
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I believe that I shall look upon the goodness of the Lord
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in the land of the living.
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Wait for the Lord.
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Be strong and let your heart take courage.
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Wait for the Lord.
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Psalm 27, 13 through 14.
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So right here from the beginning, guys,
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I'm just going to admit to you, I'm not in a good mood.
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And I don't mean like this morning
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I woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
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I am not in a good mood at all for, you know,
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for all intents purposes, I feel like I'm kind of walking
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through a little bit of a dark night of the soul here.
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And that's not to get any of y'all's sympathy, you know,
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need like, you know, cards in the mail or things like that.
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But it's interesting that for whatever reason,
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I fall upon Psalm 27.
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And so that is just one thing that I want to give you guys
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as an encouragement that if you run into any problems,
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and I know I'm kind of preaching here
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right from the beginning, but we're talking about some stuff
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today, a lot of it's good, a lot of it's good.
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Some of it's not so fun, but try to lean on scripture
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as much as possible.
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Guys, that's why Joby and I started the Daily Blade
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is so that guys like you can get that quick five-minute shot
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of scripture to get the sort of spirit in your life.
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So just wanted to kind of start there.
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So if I seem a little bit perturbed
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or a little bit curt today, that's probably why.
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But let's talk about happy things.
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Church 11, 22 men's conference,
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Jacksonville, Florida, October 17th through 18th.
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The speakers, Joby Martin, Willie Robertson
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of Duck Dynasty fame.
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The great John Tyson who wrote
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the intentional father, Ryan Loretz,
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and yours truly will be speaking there.
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There will be some other speakers
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and some different things.
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Guys, I'm promising you this will sell out.
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I think they sold like a quarter of the tickets
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like on the first day that everything was available
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or something like that.
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I haven't really like kept up on the ticket sales,
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but it is going to be a great time.
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Guys, it is still beautiful in Jacksonville, Florida
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in the middle of October.
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So some of you are already covered up in snow by then.
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So how about you come on down to Jacksonville, Florida,
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bring your family, spend a few days with us
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and have some time on the beach,
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then also just want to also say
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we are so, so thankful to our donors.
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We're just thankful for guys.
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Like I got an email the other day for my guys.
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Like, hey, I got a new debit card
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and something's going wrong on the website and I,
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you know, whatever.
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It was clearly a problem with his phone
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or with his email or whatever,
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but just having a guy like that
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that's willing to send an email
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and go out of his way.
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Like he got a different card and he's seeking me out
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so that he can give this ministry more money
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so that we can equipment around the globe
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to push back darkness.
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I just absolutely love that.
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And guys, if you love this show,
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So in the quick hitter segment today,
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we're going to be talking about Joe Biden
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solidifying himself as the worst
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and most corrupt president in modern American history.
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Jordan Peterson emphatically stating
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that he thinks Jesus is God,
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a female bishop, scare quotes,
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of the Episcopal Church, scare quotes,
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lecturing President Trump during an interfaith service
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on his second day back in office,
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the United States House of Representatives
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passing a bill to protect women's sports,
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Pete Haggseth narrowly becoming the next secretary of defense
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and the death of the most evil woman on earth,
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the most evil woman on earth.
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Okay, so we need to talk about right here,
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this is going to be a very, very political podcast.
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We'll take a little bit of a jaunt
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when we talk about Jordan Peterson,
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but everything's fairly political today.
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But we need to talk about the golden age
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of America beginning and beginning right now.
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So if you watched any of the inauguration
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of President Trump last week,
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when he got up there, after he was inaugurated,
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he went through the entire process
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and now he's speaking,
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he does some of his introductory pleasantries,
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but the first words out of his mouth
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for now again, President Trump,
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after he was sworn in
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as the 47th President of the United States of America
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was the golden age of America begins right now.
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And what followed was one of the best speeches
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that Donald Trump has ever given.
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I have, he's given way more speeches
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than I've actually listened to,
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but in a lot of the speeches, he'll kind of meander around.
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Again, he's a little bit of a, he goes by feel,
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he doesn't really do teleprompter,
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but this was very, very controlled,
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good Trump as Ben Shapiro would say.
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It was very short, it was incredibly strong,
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it was pointed and it got me
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and a bunch of other people rather pumped up.
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So we're going to launch in today
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by digging into the beginning of Trump's term.
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But before we do that,
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I wanna talk about something here.
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I got a lot of people that sent me messages,
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like did you see that Donald Trump
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did not get sworn in with this hand on the Bible?
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So there was a still shot of Melania standing there
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and Trump's got his right hand up,
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but his left hand is down by his side,
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it is not on the Bible, all those types of things.
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And it's like, oh my gosh, what does this mean?
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What is this signaling?
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And I'm just gonna tell you right from the beginning,
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there is no there there.
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Because Supreme Court Justice John Roberts,
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who sucks at everything apparently, right?
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So he's squishy, he has like no courage
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on a lot of things where he should have courage.
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He started the swearing in process of Trump
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before Melania could get to them with the family Bible.
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Because if you look at that still shot,
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Melania's right next to Donald Trump,
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is two Donald Trump's left holding the Bible.
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Just sitting there, holding it,
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and you're wondering what's going on here?
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Well, what's going on here is John Roberts started too soon.
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And so what Trump would have had to have done,
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which Trump probably would have done this,
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just 'cause he doesn't have any of that awkwardness
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of like making other people feel bad,
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but he would have had to stop John Roberts to say,
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hold on one second, I need, you know,
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Melania's not up here yet,
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which would have been I think the first time in US history
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where a president actually stopped the justice
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from doing, you know, the swearing in or whatever.
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Or he would have like had in the middle of it,
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had to just like sneak his left hand over
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on top of the Bible.
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And then the narrative would have been like,
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oh my gosh, like why did he not,
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wanna start the, you know, the swearing in
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with his hand on the Bible?
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What does that mean?
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Why did he put it on there towards the middle or whatever?
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I'm just telling you right from the beginning,
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there is no there there.
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This is not a dramatic thing.
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This is no controversy.
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But we need to talk about some of,
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well, before we talk about that actually,
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I wanna talk about one of the greatest of all time moments,
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one of the goat moments that we've ever seen.
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If you love America, you love what happens.
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So let me set the scene for some of you guys
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that maybe missed it.
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So Trump and JD Vance had just been sworn in, okay?
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Things are great, you know, Trump had done his speech,
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like everything's good, everyone's happy inside the Rotunda
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because they're nice and warm,
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they're not outside in the frigid cold in D.C.
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Then they announced that country music legend,
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and I think that's appropriate to say now,
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country music legend, and one of the best female vocalists
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of all time, arguably the best female vocalist of all time,
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you know, Alison Krausling, Dion not withstanding,
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Carrie Underwood, she was gonna come out
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and sing America the Beautiful.
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And I remember when they announced about a week beforehand
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that she was gonna come and do that,
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there was none of this kerfuffle of like,
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oh my gosh, she's gonna be canceled or all that
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because everyone's like on the Trump train now.
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So she comes out, she's got her microphone,
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you can tell she's ready, and the music's supposed to hit.
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And then, nothing, nothing happened.
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There was supposed to be music, that would start, but nothing.
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Okay, so she's standing there.
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Everyone is just standing there,
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just waiting for the music to start
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so that she can sing this very, very short song.
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Now this awkward silence went on for about a minute,
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and then you can kind of hear people
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in the Capitol Rotunda starting to get a little antsy,
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people are kind of moving around, here's some giggles,
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you know, it's just kind of one of those things.
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It can happen at, you know, an elementary school player,
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it can happen right here in the Capitol Rotunda
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when we're inaugurating the 47th president of the United States.
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And then we see some dude with a headset on,
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walk down the middle aisle, towards Kerry Underwood,
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he goes right up to her and he essentially says,
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"Hey, we can't get the music to start."
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And then, this happens.
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- You know the words help me out here.
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♪ Oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪
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♪ For amber waves of grain ♪
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♪ For purple mountain majesties ♪
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♪ Above the fruity plain ♪
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♪ America, America ♪
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♪ God share His grace on thee ♪
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♪ And crown my good with brotherhood ♪
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♪ Of sea to shining sea ♪
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[applause]
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- Okay guys, so if you aren't watching this on YouTube
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as soon as the guy in the headset walks up
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and says that the song's not gonna start,
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her response, you can kind of read her lips,
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is I can just sing it.
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Like she is in complete control.
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I can just sing it, right?
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And she just immediately gets after it.
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Now, I'll just admit right from the beginning,
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I get weepy just here in the national anthem, right?
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I just took my boys over the weekend
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to their first wrestling duel.
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University of Central Oklahoma,
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one of the greatest wrestling programs
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in the entire country, regardless of division.
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I think 17 time national championship team or whatever.
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So I take my four-year-old son and my two-year-old son
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to this duel and the national anthem starts
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and I kind of get them stood up
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and I tell them which hand to put over their heart
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and all that.
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And then I turn to the flag and just about every time
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I listen to the national anthem,
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I get weepy, right?
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So she's singing America the beautiful.
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And it's so beautiful.
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And obviously, I'm like, oh my gosh,
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this is an incredible moment.
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She's just singing an acapella.
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She sounds so good.
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Like, you know, this is what in a moment
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that we're seeing in America.
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And I know I'm getting weepy,
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but my wife is not real weepy.
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She doesn't get really teary-eyed and stuff like that.
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She doesn't really respond to it.
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But I look over at her and she's like,
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I look over at her and she's on the couch
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and she's got tears rolling down her face.
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And then I just basically can't control it there for a second.
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So I let a few tears let loose,
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but just an absolutely incredible, incredible thing.
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Guys, if you have not seen the video,
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make sure you go to our YouTube.
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You can see it right here.
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But eventually, all the festivities end
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and it's time for the Trump administration,
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which has a nice ring to it.
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But it's time for them to get down to business.
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So the following is not an exhaustive list
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of what he did immediately via executive orders
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and the things that he announced during his inaugural address.
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But this has a lot to do with kind of the highlights
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that we saw from the first week.
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But a lot of these really happened in the first 24 to 48 hours.
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And these are not in any particular order.
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But here are the things that he either did or signaled.
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The Mexican drug cartels are now designated
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as terrorist organizations.
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And he signaled that it is possible
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that we will send our own special operators into Mexico
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to take them out.
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He declared a state of emergency at the southern border.
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He basically removed all the restrictions
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that he could to unleash American oil and gas production.
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So drill, baby, drill.
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He revoked the electric vehicle mandate.
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He announced the launch of the external revenue service task
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with collecting tariffs from foreign countries
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that have financially taken advantage of this country
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over the years.
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And in one of the dumbest things that he's ever had to do,
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he announced that it is now US government policy
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that there are only two genders.
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And so I think also next week he's going to announce
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that two plus two will always equal four
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and that water will always be wet.
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Also, he is going to reinstate every single United States
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service member that lost their jobs because they refuse to take
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the experimental COVID vaccine.
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And he's going to give them all of their back pay,
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which is incredible.
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He's reinstating the remain in Mexico policy.
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He's renaming the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of America.
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He's not done renaming.
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He's renaming, again, Mount Denali to Mount McKinley.
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He intends to take back control of the Panama Canal.
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He pardoned and/or commuted the sentences
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of all of the January six protesters/riders.
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Yes, there is a difference.
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He deleted the CPB1 app, which was being used by illegal immigrants
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to ease their way into this country.
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He announced an extension to figure out the future of TikTok
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and how that's going to be used here in America.
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He withdrew from the Paris Climate Accords.
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He withdrew funding for the World Health Organization.
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He signaled an end to birthright citizenship.
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He told all federal government DEI offices
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that they are to close up shop.
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He put a pause on government hiring.
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He had an executive order to declassify the JFK and MLK
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junior files, a lot more on the MLK files next week.
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And then a few days in, he pardoned about two dozen pro-lifers
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that had been imprisoned because of the Face Act,
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which is the Freedom of Access to Clinic Interests Act.
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And then also the government website, the HHS website
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on abortion, was basically deleted.
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And that's not all, but that's what I took note of, okay?
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So we just had a deluge of winning
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and a bunch of stuff that I mega super duper agree with,
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all at once, okay?
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But with all the things on that list,
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and with all the winning that we saw in the first week,
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and guys, you know, I'm recording this on Monday.
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You're hearing this on Thursday.
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So there could be some more winning going down
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over the next 72 plus hours.
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But there's kind of a top three things that I'm most excited about
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from Trump's, you know, first couple of days in office, okay?
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The first is a combo,
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designating the Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations
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and declaring a state of emergency at our southern border.
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Because they are systematically working with China
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you know, these Mexican drug cartels are systematically working
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with China to poison and kill Americans with fentanyl.
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And we see, you know, six figures of deaths
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from fentanyl every single year.
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And so the Mexican drug cartels need to keep people hooked
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and the Chinese need to take out Americans, right?
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So it's like a perfect macabre marriage between the two.
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And they're also systematically orchestrating the prof and profiting
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from illegal immigration into our country, right?
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So you're not seeing people that are just kind of walking
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across the border willy-nilly by themselves really.
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What you're seeing is these Mexican drug cartels
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and these coyotes that are basically ferrying people
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across and they're charging them to do that.
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And also they don't care if these people die.
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We've heard Tom home and talk about, you know,
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all the immigrants that they found in the back of a tractor trailer
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that had basically been cooked and boiled to death
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because they were in such extreme heat and couldn't get out.
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And so the thing is, is signaling that he's ready to take
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on the Mexican drug cartels is not just something
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that he's signaling to the American public.
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He's signaling to the Mexican government to where it's like,
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hey, we know y'all are corrupt as the day is long
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and we know that y'all are profiting as well
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and that these cartels are only in existence because of their power
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and because of your inability to take them out.
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And so we're going to do a weekend to take them out
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or to lessen their influence in our country.
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And the interesting thing is, is you'll hear people
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that are not Tier 1 operators or aren't really familiar with, you know,
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kind of that top tier of special operations in this country
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and they'll talk about how, hey man, the cartels,
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they got anti-aircraft weaponry and they got night vision goggles
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and they got all these other different things.
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But when you hear real Tier 1 guys talk about what we would do
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to the cartels, if we actually took the gloves off,
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these guys are like, look, it was way shadier doing the stuff
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we were doing in the Middle East and dealing with the stuff
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that we couldn't know and, you know, the pressure plates
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and the IEDs and different things like that.
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And when you hear these guys talk about it, it's like,
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this would not be a hard mission to take out these people.
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We know exactly where they are.
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We know exactly what they have and we're superior in every single way.
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So that's the first one.
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The second one is drill, baby drill, okay?
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The procurement of our own oil and natural gas as a country
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is essential for our foreign policy, for our defense,
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and for our technological future, okay?
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So with the reserves that we have specifically in Alaska,
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Texas, Pennsylvania, different places, North Dakota,
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with the things that we have in place, we can again,
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as we were in the first Trump administration,
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be a net exporter of oil and natural gas, okay?
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And so if you're Europe, or one of these European countries,
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and do you want to be controlled by having to get your oil
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or natural gas from Russia and have to be at the whims
15:44
or whatever Russia decides they want to do,
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or would you rather be from America?
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And if you're America, do you want them to be dependent on Russia
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or dependent on us?
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I think it's a tremendous, tremendous thing.
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Let's drill, baby drill.
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And the third thing, and this is a thing that I'm probably most
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excited about out of all the winning in the first week,
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is the pardoning and freeing of pro-lifers that were put in prison
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because Democrats are huge fans of baby murder.
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And so you have these people that violated the Face Act,
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and so basically what these people were doing is,
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that was put in place for people that were going to, like,
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literally be blocking the doors to abortion facilities,
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trying to keep women from murdering their children,
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and, you know, to keep people from, like,
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murdering abortionists or different things like that.
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But the people, so I think there were 23 people
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that were pardoned last week.
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These people, what they were doing is,
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they would be praying outside of abortion facilities.
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They would be offering up counseling to women that were going in,
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trying to help them and trying to save their babies.
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They would be singing hymns, and these people were arrested
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and charged and convicted via the Face Act,
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and there were, like, elderly women that were put in federal prison.
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Okay?
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And a lot of their sentences were longer than what you'll see rapists get
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in this country.
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Yet people that will murder people that will be in prison
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for not nearly as long as what some of these people were.
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And so I need to reiterate and remind some of you
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that between putting on three justices that voted to end Roe v. Wade
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and this pardon of these pro-life, you know, protesters, right,
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these pro-lifers that were put into federal prison,
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Donald Trump is still the most pro-life president we have ever seen.
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Still, because I remember some of y'all got real squishy
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during the election, during the run-up to the 2024 election.
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Okay?
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I got a lot of DMs and a lot of concerned emails
17:25
about my support for Donald Trump because he was signaling,
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y'all remember me talking about this?
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Signaling moderation on the abortion issue.
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Okay?
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But also Kamala Harris and all of them, they were trying to play both sides.
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They were trying to split the baby as a word.
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That's total pun intended, that they were trying to seem somewhat moderate
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so they didn't seem so crazy, like, "Hey, we're okay with babies dying
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even after they're born.
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We're totally cool with infanticide."
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And just showing off for their extreme side so that they could make sure that,
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you know, low discernment women would come out in droves and vote for them.
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But a lot of people were mad at me for advocating for Trump,
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even though he signaled moderation on the issue.
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But now look, in the first week, because remember what I said, I said,
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"Look, I do not care what Trump signals that he's going to do.
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I care about what he is going to do.
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And if we look at his first four years when he was actually in office,
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he was very pro-life in the things that he allowed.
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And the things that he pushed for, right?
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And now the gloves are off.
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J.D. Vance, Vice President of the United States,
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one of his first public speaking engagement after being sworn in as Vice President
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was speaking at the March for Life.
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Do y'all remember what Vice President Kamala Harris did?
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She was the first Vice President or sitting Vice President or President
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to speak at an abortion facility.
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And I tried to remind you of that.
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Guys, guys, the Harris administration will be the most pro-abortion,
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pro-baby death administration in the history of this country,
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and it won't even be close.
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And y'all were like, "Yeah, but Trump's saying this,
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and yeah, but they're not saying the things that I want."
18:53
And, you know, I'm an abolitionist, and so if they don't say everything
18:56
exactly how I want, then blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
18:58
well, look at you. Look at you now.
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I'm not hearing any apologies from y'all right now, and I would love to.
19:04
So you guys that were blowing up my inbox, you nerds that were sending me DMs,
19:08
talking about how Trump's not going to do this, and Trump's not going to do that,
19:11
look at what is happening now.
19:13
The gloves are off with the Second Trump administration,
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and they are pushing as hard as they possibly can
19:18
in all the areas that matter to everyday Americans.
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So I'm waiting on your apologies for all you people that are like,
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"I just can't vote for Trump because he's not sufficiently pro-life enough."
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Guess what would we be seeing right now if Kamala Harris was in office?
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Like, would her first speech as president after the inauguration
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would have been at, you know, a Planned Parenthood rally or something like that?
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Again, I told y'all over and over and over.
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I don't care what they signal.
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I care how they negotiate and I care how they legislate and govern, right?
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I don't think that Donald Trump is pro-life in his heart.
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I also don't care.
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I care how he legislates and I care how he governs.
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Now, what we see through all this, guys, is an immediate difference between
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the Trump administration and the Biden administration.
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So in the first week, Trump's access to the media was insane.
20:06
Like, he's literally sitting there signing all of these pieces of, not legislation,
20:10
but all these executive orders and the media is there in the Oval Office.
20:14
He's like, "Okay, what's this one?
20:16
Oh, this is, you know, saying that we're withholding funding from the World Health Organization."
20:19
And then he would just flow on it for a little bit, look at the executive order,
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take out that obnoxiously big marker and sign his name on it.
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And the media's just sitting right there.
20:28
Then you got a guy like Biden who he couldn't say anything to the media
20:33
if he didn't look at his like note card to know who to call on next or whatever.
20:36
This was access to the media that has been incredible.
20:38
But also the world starting to behave.
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Isn't it so interesting that Hamas was seeking a ceasefire deal?
20:45
As soon as Donald Trump said, "Hey, guys, by the way, I'm going to be in office
20:48
here in a couple of weeks, and if y'all don't figure this out,
20:50
there's going to be hell to pay."
20:52
And we know he means it.
20:53
Hamas is also like, "Okay, we'll negotiate, we'll negotiate."
20:56
And it looks like there's going to be an off ramp coming for the war in Ukraine.
20:59
At least we can certainly pray that's going to happen because Putin knows that
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Donald Trump is not just like a paper tiger.
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And also America's Americans, they're now focused on policy over personality, right?
21:13
Because it's clear that the United States electorate realized
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that they made a catastrophic boo-boo by voting Biden in as president, right?
21:20
And yeah, you can miss me with all the, "Oh, buddy.
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He got in because of all these drop boxes where they dropped a bunch of votes."
21:25
Yep, they didn't prove it in court.
21:26
So until further notice, I'm going to go with what we know,
21:28
which is that Joe Biden won the Electoral College in 2020,
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and he was president for four years, and there were a bunch of people
21:35
that were just focused on personality.
21:37
They were focused on, "Oh, Donald Trump."
21:38
And like my good buddy, he was like, "I just can't have a vote for Donald Trump
21:41
on my record."
21:42
And then four years of inflation, four years of this guy just kind of putting around
21:48
the White House not really knowing what to do,
21:50
the, you know, the room above presidency or any of those types of things.
21:53
After four years, they're like, "Whoopsie Daisy,
21:55
I guess we should focus on policy over personality."
21:57
Because yeah, if you had to vote just based on personality alone,
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I don't know that you vote for Donald Trump,
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but when it came to the stuff that he was signaling from a policy side
22:05
and what he's done in the first week, you got to go with him.
22:07
And again, I feel it appropriate to remind everyone that I was super duper wrong
22:12
about Trump's electoral chances, right?
22:14
I remember whenever he announced that he was running for president again,
22:18
I remember being like, "This is so stupid."
22:20
And I was like, "Let's go to Santa's.
22:21
Let's do all these types of things the whole way."
22:23
I was like, "Because of January 6 and because of the media and because of the deep state,
22:27
they're not going to be able to get him in.
22:28
He's not going to whatever." And I was super duper wrong.
22:31
Everybody was wrong saying, "Hey, he might win the electoral college,
22:34
but he won't win the popular vote and he won the popular vote even in a landslide."
22:39
And so again, just a reminder, I'm right about a lot of stuff,
22:42
but there are things that I'm like so unbelievably and horrifically wrong about
22:45
that I feel the need to remind you guys.
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But as I end my commentary here on this first part,
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you guys got to fill some hope at this moment, don't you?
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Because our hope is not found in the Trump administration.
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Our hope is not found in America.
22:59
Our hope is not found in Christ.
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But man, if you're an American right now and you care about the health of
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America as a country and individual Americans,
23:08
if you're not excited right now, I think you need to check your polls
23:11
because I think we are about to enter an unprecedented age of prosperity as Americans
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and I'm here for it.
23:17
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24:47
Let's go ahead and get into the quick hitters.
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Joe Biden solidifying himself as the worst and most corrupt president
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in modern American history.
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So this is according to Newsweek on January the 19th.
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A full list of individuals granted clemency.
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Well, actually, I'm not actually reading it here.
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So he does this article here that will be in the show notes.
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It gives a list of the people that he granted clemency,
25:06
but also it really speaks on the people that he granted clemency
25:10
and pardoned, like literally the 11th hour,
25:13
right before he was no longer going to be president.
25:15
So there were some randos like people that were convicted
25:18
of campaign finance charges and tax evasion charges
25:21
and mail fraud and a bunch of drug dealers and crap like that.
25:24
But here are the ones that everyone should not soon forget.
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Biden's siblings and their spouses.
25:29
So Biden issued pardons for his brothers, James Biden and Francis Biden,
25:33
sister Valerie Biden Owens, and sister-in-law Sarah Jones Biden
25:36
and brother-in-law John Owens, Anthony Fauci.
25:39
So Fauci, again, the director of the National Institute of Allergy
25:41
and Infectious Diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic
25:44
comes first administration.
25:45
And then we have General Mark Millie, who Millie was the chairman
25:47
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Trump's first presidency.
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Members of the staff of the select committee to investigate the January 6th attack
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on the United States Capitol.
25:56
So that's lawmakers that were involved in the final report,
25:58
and those were Beni Thompson, Vice Chair Liz Cheney,
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Zoe Logfren, Luffgren, whatever.
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Adam Schiff, Pete Aguilar, Stephanie Murphy, James Raskin,
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Elaine Lauria, and Adam Kinsinger.
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And then also Leonard Peltier, or Peltier, whatever.
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Biden commuted the sentence of the Native American rights activist
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who was convicted of killing two FBI agents
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on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in 1975.
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So let's go right to the big takeaway here.
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Joe Biden was the president of the most corrupt administration
26:28
of modern U.S. history, but also he was the dawn of the Biden crime family, okay?
26:33
And he will never have to answer for that this side of glory.
26:36
Because let's go back to his pardoning of his son and also his siblings.
26:39
The pardon started in 2014, which was before all the influence peddling
26:44
and all the stuff that he was basically profiting from.
26:48
Because his family, all this family members has this web of LLCs
26:53
that they're a part of, obviously trying to hide money that's being taken.
26:56
And so he's not going to have to answer for that.
26:59
Anthony Fauci is not going to have to answer for any of the fraudulent things
27:02
that he did to push the American public into taking the COVID-19 vaccine
27:08
and also the stuff about him basically being on the front end
27:12
of getting a function research and things like that.
27:14
He's not going to have to answer for that.
27:16
Mark Millie is not going to have to answer for the disastrous pullout
27:18
from Afghanistan.
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The January 6th committee, people, all these people that were just trying
27:22
to create some narrative that there was actually an attack
27:25
and that democracy was almost overtaking and all that.
27:28
They're not going to have to answer for any of the evidence in any of the videos
27:30
that they hid that weren't a part of their final report.
27:32
And then I just put that Leonard Peltier guy there at the end.
27:36
Because again, Joe Biden doesn't care about murders.
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I mean, this guy literally murdered two FBI agents in cold blood
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and he commuted this person since.
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Okay.
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And so for a guy like Joe Biden, again, he will be remembered as the worst
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president in modern history, even worse than Jimmy Carter.
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And I know Jimmy Carter just died here recently, but he was an awful president.
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Okay.
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He was an atrociously bad president.
27:58
But then when you look at Joe Biden, again, I know there's recency bias
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and things like that.
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But when you just compare those two guys side by side,
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like absolutely horrifically bad, not only as individuals, but for this country.
28:10
But the added thing that Joe Biden has over a Jimmy Carter is deep in abiding corruption.
28:15
And it was deep in abiding corruption that enriched himself and people that
28:19
shared his last name to the detriment of the United States public and the United
28:23
States electorate.
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So it is what it is.
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I'm glad the administration is over.
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But we're going to be wearing these scars for a little bit.
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All right.
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Next quicker here.
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We're going to take a jaunt out of the world of political, but don't worry.
28:33
We'll get right back in.
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Jordan Peterson emphatically stating that he thinks Jesus is God.
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So obviously we've talked about Jordan Peterson a ton on this show.
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I've talked about a lot of his, how important he is to Christianity, even though he's not
28:47
a Christian himself and he can't, you know, hasn't been able to answer the question.
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Do you even believe in God?
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But there have been a lot of people that have been very interested in Christianity
28:56
in the Bible and Jesus because of Jordan Peterson and his interest in the Bible
29:00
and Jesus and things like that.
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But even after all that, there's no clear evidence that he believes in God nor in Jesus.
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We haven't really seen that really for all these years that we've been paying attention
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to his words and watching his videos.
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But in an interview with an atheist last year, Alex O'Connor, he said that he believes that
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Jesus rose from the dead.
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Remember, like Alex O'Connor was like, Hey, what if there was a camera, you know, pointed
29:24
at the mouth of Joseph of Airmen Thea's tomb and we had a monitor and we were watching
29:28
it.
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What would we expect to see three days after Jesus was buried there?
29:31
And he said, I presume we would see Jesus walk out of that tomb, right?
29:34
So he thinks that Jesus was a real man that was flesh and bones, but that he rose from
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the dead.
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He was resurrected from the dead.
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But still, even after that admission, there's no clear evidence that he believes in God
29:47
nor in Jesus's resurrection and that accounted for him specifically.
29:51
But then Jordan Peterson recently appeared on the popular The Diary of a CEO podcast.
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And there were a lot of interesting moments in this interview, but one clip stood out
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above them all and it went mega viral inside and outside of Christian circles.
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So let's actually go to the clip here.
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What is the God you believe in?
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I think that the claim that Christ is the embodiment of the prophet and the laws, I think that's
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true.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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That's complicated.
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It's very, very complicated.
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But I think it's true.
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So you believe that Jesus was God, God, yeah.
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So guys, this is just a stunning thing to hear him say and he was emphatic about it.
30:33
And there were many atheists that were disappointed to hear Jordan Peterson say this, you know,
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many intellectuals and many Christians were absolutely overjoyed in hearing this.
30:39
Cause again, with Christians, like we want cool people on our team, remember the Kanye
30:42
West thing like, Oh, he became a Christian.
30:44
He's got a gospel artist now.
30:45
Like, Oh, he's on our team.
30:46
Always wearing a maggot.
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He's on our team.
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It's like, okay, live by the Kanye.
30:49
Die by the Kanye.
30:50
But my big takeaway on this is even with Jordan Peterson saying that he believes that Jesus
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was a real person that was crucified, murdered and resurrected and that he considers him
30:58
to be God.
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There is now clear evidence that he believes in God, right?
31:05
Which he hasn't been able to admit, but there's clear evidence that he does actually believe
31:08
in God, but he does not believe that Jesus is sacrificed on the cross count and for him.
31:15
At least not yet.
31:16
There is no evidence whatsoever that he believes in the resurrection for himself, right?
31:22
So again, this is what Joby's taught a lot of people, which is like, okay, there's,
31:25
I think spistuo where it's like belief in something like, uh, you can believe that it
31:30
is a chair over there in the corner, but it's another thing to believe in the chair that
31:34
it will hold your weight up.
31:35
So he might believe that Jesus was resurrected from the dead, but he has not yet gone over
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the precipice and believe that that counted for him.
31:43
And so I was reminded, you know, as all these people were reacting to that video about James
31:46
two verse 19, you believe that there is one God good.
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Even the demons believe that and shutter.
31:54
So him believing in God is exciting, but not enough, right?
31:58
Him believing in Jesus and the resurrection of Jesus is exciting, but it's not enough
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because even the demons believe that.
32:05
And then, you know, Wes Huff, when he was on the Joe Rogan experience, I know we've talked
32:08
about that a lot here lately.
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He said there's just something keeping Jordan Peterson from crossing over.
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So for all you hypercalvinists out there, it's because maybe he's not elect.
32:17
Maybe he's just Christian curious.
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And that's all he'll ever be.
32:19
And it doesn't really matter because he's not elect.
32:20
He wasn't chosen before time in Memorial, whatever, but there's something that's keeping
32:25
him from jumping over.
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Is it pride?
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Is it satanic influence?
32:29
Is it just not his time yet?
32:30
Like we don't exactly know, but again to the Christians out there that are excited that,
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you know, he's on team Christ now.
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He's really not.
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I think he is a net positive for Christian, because I don't think he's saying anything
32:41
that, you know, kind of puts him in the wolves and sheep's clothing category, but we just
32:45
need to be careful about saying that he's part of the team right now and that he's a
32:48
Christian.
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Okay, let's go. The next one here, this one is infuriating and hilarious, all kind of
32:52
at the same time, but a female again, scare quotes, Bishop of the Episcopal, scare quotes,
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church, lecturing Trump, President Trump, during an interfaith service on his second
33:01
day back in office.
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So the day after Trump was inaugurated, he intended an interfaith prayer service.
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Okay.
33:08
Now you can get mad that he attended this interfaith service like what is an interfaith service
33:12
if it's not just like this heretical, you know, gaggle of nonsense, but one of the speakers
33:16
was a female Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington named Marian Buddy.
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Okay.
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B-U-D-D-E, I think it's pronounced buddy.
33:25
So which is to say that she is a non pastor representing a denomination that has long since
33:29
been connected with true biblical Christianity in any way whatsoever.
33:33
So this, this is a person who's literally not a pastor just wearing a robe, right?
33:38
That this is, this is like ridiculous.
33:39
This is like dress up time.
33:41
So as you might expect, this chick Bishop thought, well, this will be a great opportunity
33:46
for me to speak my truth, right?
33:48
To speak truth to power, to become a hero to the atheistic left in the United States
33:53
of America.
33:54
And she definitely took her shot.
33:56
Definitely took her shot.
33:57
So let's go to the clip here in the name of our God.
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I ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country and we're scared now.
34:11
There are gay, lesbian and transgender children in democratic, republican and independent
34:18
families, some who fear for their lives.
34:25
And the people, the people who pick our crops and clean our office buildings, who labor in
34:31
poultry farms and meat packing plants, who wash the dishes after we eat in restaurants
34:37
and work the night shifts in hospitals, they may not be citizens or have the proper documentation.
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But the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals.
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They pay taxes and are good neighbors.
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They are faithful members of our churches and mosques, synagogues, whadara and temples.
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I ask you to have mercy, Mr. President, on those in our communities whose children fear
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that their parents will be taken away and that you help those who are fleeing war zones
35:14
and persecution in their own lands to find compassion and welcome here.
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Our God teaches us that we are to be merciful to the stranger, for we will all want strangers
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in this land.
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May God grant us the strength and courage to honor the dignity of every human being, to
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speak the truth to one another in love and walk humbly with each other and our God for
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the good of all people, good of all people in this nation and the world.
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Alright, so let's break this down.
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She implored, let me back up just a little bit, this is like definitionally using God's
36:09
name in vain.
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Okay, so I grew up, again, country music theology, no one went to church, we were just born in
36:13
Oklahoma, listened to country music and voted Republican, so we're Christians, right?
36:17
If you said GD, then that was using the Lord's name in vain, or if it's like, "Oh my God,
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that was using the Lord's name in vain."
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This is using the Lord's name in vain.
36:25
She's pretending to be a pastor.
36:27
She's pretending to even believe, and this is a woman that doesn't believe in the trinity,
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doesn't believe in the virgin birth, doesn't believe in the deity of Christ, all these
36:37
different things.
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And so even getting up there and saying God, that's using the Lord's name in vain, okay?
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So that's what this is.
36:43
But to break down what she actually said, she implored Trump to, quote, "have mercy on
36:48
the people in this country that are scared now," unquote, to which I would say scared
36:52
of what exactly, scared of what, being deported, well, if you are here illegally, you've broken
37:00
the law, which means that you are a criminal.
37:03
And even if you haven't done any other criminal acts since you've been here, simply the act
37:07
of coming over our supposedly sovereign borders illegally means that you don't have the right
37:13
to stay here.
37:14
And if you are caught that you could be deported, but that's not really what she was implying.
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They're just scared.
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Just scared?
37:19
We're scared of what?
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Because here's the thing, if you're scared of what, it's being deported, are you scared
37:24
of being deported?
37:25
Well, what are you being deported for for being in this country illegally?
37:27
Like this is kind of an easy flowchart thing.
37:29
But wait, if you're here illegally, that would make you a criminal.
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This is not hard.
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We're pretending like, oh, they have to do additional crimes aside from the one.
37:38
Like imagine if we treated every criminal like that, okay?
37:41
So Grand Theft Auto, you still someone's vehicle.
37:43
You get pulled over by the police, we find the stolen car, you're clearly the person that
37:46
sold the car and they were just like, ah, well, you've only committed one crime.
37:49
So we're just going to have to let you go until you murder somebody or knock over a grocery
37:54
store or, you know, steal another vehicle.
37:56
Like we wouldn't treat anyone else like that.
37:59
But then she implores Trump, she implored Trump to have mercy on the LGBTQ plus children in
38:04
America that quote fear for their lives, unquote.
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Now why would LGBTQ supposedly LGBTQ children in America be fearing for their lives?
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Oh, wait, they have no reason to fear for their lives in America.
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Because that's the truth.
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The only reason that LGBTQ youth in this country are fearful for their lives is because of
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fear mongering Democrats and leftist media types and whacko liberal non church, you know,
38:33
pastors in America.
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But I repeat myself on all those telling you that the world's out to get you, right?
38:40
That there, when Trump gets into office, he's going to be sitting, sending people in with
38:44
bala clavas on and, you know, wrap around sunglasses and they're going to come in with
38:47
their ARs and they're going to come grab you out of your second hour classroom because
38:50
you got purple hair and nose ring and you identify as queer, which none of that's going
38:55
to happen ever, right?
38:57
This is in the Middle East where if they find out that you're gay, they're going to toss
39:00
you off of a building, right?
39:02
This is in the Middle East, like in Iran, where there's high levels of people that are
39:05
identifying as trans because they have same sex attraction, same sex attraction.
39:10
And in order to basically have sex with the same sex, they're going to pretend to be the
39:14
opposite gender so that they don't get thrown off the tops of buildings.
39:17
There's no reason for these children to be fearful and yet Mary Ann Buddy is, you know,
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thinking that's the case.
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And she also said, quote, the vast majority of illegal immigrants are not criminals, unquote.
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Now, guys, again, this is only true if you don't have a functioning brain or you don't
39:29
know how words work.
39:30
Because again, if you illegally enter a country, you are definitely a criminal.
39:35
Now, you might be a, quote unquote, good person.
39:38
You might, you know, just want to live the American dream and all that, but you cheated,
39:41
right?
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You came in the back door, you didn't go through the front door, you didn't try to do things
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on the up and up.
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You didn't, you know, take, you know, spend the years and years process of being able
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to come here and immigrate legally.
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You cheated.
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Okay.
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So I don't have any sympathy for you.
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And we shouldn't have any sympathy for these people in terms of what they've done.
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Now there's a conversation to be had about the people that we would prefer to have in
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this country versus the people that we would prefer to not be in this country.
40:07
But for them to say the vast majority of illegal immigrants are not criminals.
40:11
The reality is, is all of them are, some of them have only done one crime though.
40:15
Also she implored Trump to have mercy on the children who fear that their parents will
40:19
be taken away from them.
40:21
So again, as I told you and as I signaled, every leftist media person, everyone in the
40:25
New York Times and MSNBC, they got their cameras and their pins ready to go.
40:28
They're waiting for the criminal dad who, you know, is an MS-13 or trinde rogua or whatever
40:34
being taken away.
40:35
And all of a sudden you've got his kid crying there, but Tom Holman, the new director of
40:38
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, already said that he would deport intact family units.
40:43
So if the entire family is here illegally and just, if it just so happens that the father
40:46
is a criminal, it's like, okay, well, we can deport the entire family unit because none
40:50
of the family unit is legally allowed to be here.
40:53
Again, this may sound a little bit harsh, but you, you don't have a country, you don't
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have sovereignty.
40:58
If you can't have laws and if you can't enforce your borders, also this supposed bishop implored
41:03
Trump to help those fleeing war zones and persecution in their home countries.
41:08
Just by saying that she's admitting that she knows almost nothing about the overwhelming
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majority of quote unquote asylum seekers that enter this country and are subsequently caught
41:17
and released, okay, almost none of these people are fleeing political persecution in their
41:23
home countries.
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They're not.
41:25
What they are fleeing is crappy countries, right?
41:29
With crappy economies and a crappy corrupt government, that's what they're fleeing, okay?
41:34
But that is not the point of asylum seeking.
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If you don't like your country and you want to immigrate to this country, which I've been
41:39
reliably informed is very, very racist and harsh towards, you know, brown people and
41:43
black people, right?
41:44
But we just see, keep having droves of those people wanting to be here for some reason.
41:48
But you have to look at why are they here?
41:51
Are they here because they want more economic opportunity?
41:53
I can totally see that and I can agree with that, but they don't get to come in the back
41:57
door.
41:58
They have to come in through the front door if they want to immigrate here.
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But people that are actual asylees, right, that are actually fearing persecution.
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That is not the overwhelming majority.
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That's not even a huge percentage of these people.
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Also she said this quote, "Our God teaches us that we are to be merciful to the stranger."
42:13
Unquote.
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But do you know what she leaves out?
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She uses that quote, which is not a quote of scripture.
42:19
That's just a quote of her own meanderings inside of her own head.
42:22
She leaves out any description or prescription whatsoever of God or Jesus in the Bible advocating
42:27
for open borders or the demonization of a country sovereignty, which is so interesting
42:33
because it's interesting because it's not in there.
42:35
You can search through the Bible and you can have the most liberal, left-leaning seminary
42:39
possible and you can't come to the conclusion that God or God incarnate in Jesus is pro-open
42:45
borders and doesn't think that country should have sovereignty.
42:48
You just don't see it in there.
42:49
Also she uses this quote, "We were all one strangers in this land."
42:54
Really?
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All of us?
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Because I wasn't.
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You know why?
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I was born here, right?
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I was very blessed and lucky to be born on the precious red clay of Oklahoma, which is
43:06
located inside of the United States of America.
43:08
Now, some of my ancestors weren't because I'm Choctaw Indian, right?
43:14
So they weren't strangers to this land.
43:16
But I was, when I was born, or I wasn't when I was born, again, I was born here.
43:21
Some of my ancestors are from Ireland and Scotland and other places over there.
43:27
Like they were strangers until some of them immigrated here.
43:30
Since I have people that were here before America was America on this land mass, then
43:35
I had people that were here after America was established, right?
43:37
They came over here.
43:39
But as far as I know, Mary Ann Buddy was born here too.
43:43
Thus, she's not a stranger to this land.
43:45
I'm not a stranger to this land.
43:47
And people are looking at like, okay, so a quarter of a millennium ago, this was a nation
43:53
of immigrants where a lot of immigrants were able to just come here.
43:56
Well, yeah, but we're several hundred years later now, and so we don't have to have the
44:00
exact same policy as we did then, right?
44:03
The nation is in a different state.
44:05
It's in a different maturity level.
44:07
And so to advocate for the fact that we should have the exact same immigration policy as
44:11
we had back then is foolish.
44:14
It's absolutely foolish.
44:15
Oh, we were all one strangers in this land.
44:17
No, if you were born here, you were never a stranger in this land, just like Italians
44:22
that were born in Italy or Chileans that were born in Chile, like these people are not foreigners
44:27
to their own land.
44:28
They're not strangers to their own land.
44:30
They have the right to be there because they were born there, right?
44:33
They weren't naturalized.
44:34
They weren't immigrated into this area.
44:36
They were born there.
44:37
So my big takeaway on this one, this person, this woman, she advocates that we speak the
44:43
truth to one another in love, right?
44:45
That's how she kind of ends this whole thing.
44:47
Let's speak the truth to one another in love.
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So here's some truth that I will speak to Bishop Marianne Buddy in love.
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You are not a pastor nor a bishop.
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The Episcopal Church is an apostate church and you have every right to criticize our president,
45:05
even from your fake pulpit, but you clearly know almost nothing about what you speak.
45:11
She is a left-wing political advocate.
45:14
And now she's a hero.
45:15
She went on the view like a day or two later, like they're selling t-shirts with here.
45:18
They're with her on it.
45:19
They've got votive candles that people burn and celebrate this woman.
45:22
That's what she's here to be of left-wing advocate for this woke zeitgeist.
45:30
That's who this woman is.
45:32
But we should not dignify her.
45:34
Every time I used Bishop and her title, I was doing so with tongue-in-cheek and certainly
45:39
with a lot of heaping amounts of sarcasm.
45:42
But this is not a serious person.
45:44
And whoever owned Trump's advanced team that did not vet this person, you've got Trump
45:49
and Vance sitting there in the front row with their wives having to listen to this nonsense
45:53
spewed by this non-pastor.
45:55
Where was the advanced team on this one?
45:57
You simply can't do that.
45:58
I mean, I like what Trump came out later and he said, you know, it was a very nasty thing
46:00
for her to do to use that opportunity to, you know, basically spew all these left-wing
46:04
talking points.
46:05
He's exactly right about that.
46:07
So I can assume that they're going to tighten the ship a little bit as it pertains to stuff
46:10
like that in the future.
46:11
All right.
46:12
Let's get to this next one here.
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I'm going to add this one pretty late because Pete Hegseth narrowly became the next secretary
46:17
of defense.
46:18
So this is according to USA Today.
46:19
This would, because this all went down last Friday, so about a week ago, the Senate narrowly
46:23
confirmed Pete Hegseth on Friday as secretary of defense, a win for President Donald Trump's
46:27
new administration after its 44 year old nominee fended off allegations of sexual assault,
46:32
public drinking and intoxication and abusive treatment of women, a former Fox News host
46:36
and military veteran, Hegseth secured support from all but three Republicans to win confirmation
46:40
with a 51 to 50 vote with vice president JD Vance breaking the tie.
46:45
So I use this USA Today language real quick before I get into my big takeaway.
46:49
So this is USA Today.
46:51
And so they in the lead paragraph, he fended off allegations of sexual assault, public
46:56
drinking and intoxication and abusive treatment of women.
47:00
All of those things are completely unsubstantiated.
47:03
All of them.
47:04
Okay.
47:05
So allegations of sexual assault, right?
47:08
So that was adjudicated and that was looked into and it they all came to the conclusion
47:13
that Pete Hegseth was, you know, a philanderer and he cheated on his spouse, but that the
47:18
sex that he had with these women was consensual, all consensual, right?
47:23
Also the public drinking and intoxication.
47:24
There were all these rumors.
47:25
Oh, he was on the Fox News set super drunk all the time.
47:27
Well, guess what?
47:28
You know who didn't say any of that happened?
47:30
The people that worked with him on the Fox News set, they couldn't find a single person
47:34
that had any evidence whatsoever and even claimed that he was so drunk that he couldn't
47:37
do his job.
47:38
So that wasn't a thing.
47:39
And then abusive treatment of women.
47:41
It came out that I think it was his second wife that was like scared for her life at one
47:45
point and all that.
47:46
And the report came from Pete Hegse's ex sister-in-law.
47:50
So it was Pete Hegse's brother's ex-wife, okay?
47:54
She was the one making this claim.
47:56
You know who didn't make the claim?
47:58
Pete Hegse's ex-wife, the woman subject matter of this through her attorney basically
48:04
said, this is super false, I never feared for my life physically whenever I was married
48:09
to Pete Hegse.
48:10
I'm not going to be talking about my marriage to Pete publicly, but I was never abused physically
48:15
or otherwise.
48:16
Please stop talking about this.
48:18
And so none of those allegations stuck and yet the USA today puts it in the lead paragraph.
48:23
And then also look at how they frame Pete Hegse, a former Fox News host and military veteran.
48:29
The lead is he's a former Fox News host.
48:32
And they're using that to denigrate him.
48:34
This is a Princeton graduate and a Harvard graduate and a military veteran, okay?
48:40
Very very impressive man who's coming to basically rec shop in the DoD and to, you know, make
48:46
our fighting force lethal again, but always a Fox News host.
48:50
Okay, let's get to my big takeaway here.
48:53
So there were three people that didn't vote for him in this whole thing, Mitch McConnell.
48:59
And then you've got Susan Collins, Republican from the main and Lisa Murkowski, Republican
49:04
of Alaska.
49:05
Well, let me talk about Mitch McConnell.
49:08
Mitch McConnell currently is not relevant, okay?
49:11
He's on his way out.
49:13
He's obviously not as sharp as he used to be, but he is one of the most effective cinematurity
49:18
and minority leaders in modern Republican party history, okay?
49:22
He takes a massive L on this one.
49:23
I saw the video of after he casts his no vote for Pete Hegse, walking over and shaking the
49:28
hands with Democrats and all that.
49:29
Yeah, don't love any of that.
49:30
He takes an L for this one, but I will not stand for the McConnell hate, okay?
49:34
I will not stand for it because his maneuverings during the Obama administration open the door
49:40
to allow for the three Supreme Court justices that Donald Trump was able to get get on,
49:45
right?
49:46
Which overturned Roe v. Wade.
49:47
That's Mitch McConnell, okay, cocaine Mitch is the man, right?
49:51
So he's kind of turned into this irrelevant tortoise, but he's still the man.
49:55
However, Republican senators, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, they
50:01
need to be primary.
50:03
They've got to go.
50:04
They've absolutely got to go because when it comes to these nominations, right?
50:10
Again, all the allegations of abuse and drunkenness and all these types of things, none of them
50:14
could be substantiated.
50:16
And yet these women still decided to vote against Pete Hegse.
50:20
Why?
50:21
Why?
50:22
They've yet to provide real evidence as to why JD Vance had to rush down to the Senate
50:29
chambers to give the final and confirming vote for Pete Hegse.
50:35
But my main argument for why these two ladies need to be primary and taken out of their
50:40
posts as long as we can get a Republican in there that can win is both of them, both
50:45
of them.
50:46
Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski voted for Rachel Levine.
50:51
Remember the guy that liked to dress up like a woman, probably because he's autogonophilic?
50:55
They got him confirmed as the assistant health secretary.
51:00
So they voted for a guy to a health position that at best is a disgusting, you know, has
51:06
a disgusting fetish and at worst is severely mentally ill, but they just couldn't bring
51:12
themselves to vote for Pete Hegse because of completely unsubstantiated allegations of
51:17
drunkenness and spousal abuse.
51:20
Let me understand.
51:21
Now, again, I know Maine is a purple state at best and Alaska can be fairly purple.
51:28
These are moderates.
51:30
These are women that are fairly left on some things and somewhat right on other things,
51:34
but they do have an R by their name, okay?
51:37
And so for the Senate majority, you've got to make sure that Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski
51:42
don't become the thing that keeps Trump from getting done what he needs to get done because
51:47
this is evidence of future Senate fights, okay?
51:51
Because if you're the Democrats and you can peel off three Republicans, right?
51:55
Again, you've still got JD Vance as as the main vote, but what happens in two years if
52:00
the Republicans lose the house on the Senate?
52:02
It's not a good thing, so they need to take care of business and get this, you know, squared
52:06
away pretty soon.
52:07
Our next quick hitter here, the US House of Representatives passing a bill to protect
52:10
women's sports.
52:11
So this is according to the daily wire on January the 14th on Tuesday, the GOP led house once
52:16
again past legislation that aims to protect women's sports leagues by trying to keep male
52:19
athletes who identify as females from competing.
52:22
Two Democrats representatives, Henry Coolier of Texas and Vicente Gonzales of Texas joined
52:27
the 206 Republicans in voting for the protection of women and girls act.
52:31
Another 206 Democrats, some of whom argued the bill would have invasive consequences
52:35
and is supported by bigoted folks voted against the legislation.
52:39
If enacted, the bill would amend the education amendments of 1972 to provide that for purposes
52:44
of determining compliance with Title IX of such acts in athletics, sex shall be recognized
52:49
based solely on a person's reproductive biology and genetics at birth, adding language that
52:54
says it would be a violation for recipients of federal aid to allow a person whose sex
52:58
is male to participate in a sports program for women or girls.
53:02
Okay.
53:03
There is a necessity for bills like this because it literally protects women and girls.
53:08
Okay.
53:09
We live in this time where, oh, my safety is going to be violated if I can't take a dump
53:13
in the bathroom of my choosing, oh, my safety is going to be violated.
53:16
Someone challenges my philosophy.
53:18
That's how we're talking about here.
53:19
We're talking about literal protection because I've talked about on the show and shown clips
53:23
and shared on social media about these girls that are literally being harmed and injured
53:29
by males, volleyball players that are getting balls spiked straight at their face and they
53:34
get massive concussions, right?
53:36
Because they've never had a volleyball come at them with such rapidity because they've
53:41
never had a man hit a volleyball directly at their face.
53:43
They've only had to deal with women and their response time is kind of like geared for
53:48
that, right?
53:50
We've seen basketball players, male basketball players, that when they start going shack
53:54
and getting the rebound and throwing elbows, well, they're hitting women, girls in the
53:58
face and breaking their orbital bones, knocking them out.
54:02
It's literally to protect them, but then the protection goes a little bit further into
54:07
the protection of opportunities because every time you hear a Democrat say like, oh, is
54:10
this really that big of a deal?
54:11
There's not that many boys or they would never say that.
54:14
There's not that many trans girls that are basically doing all these different things,
54:18
but here's the reality.
54:20
They're taking opportunities away from girls to play sports because if it's swimming and
54:25
there's only 10 spots in the final heat to see who wins and one of those is a boy, well,
54:31
the girl that got 11th place, right, had the 11th fastest time, she's not in the final.
54:36
She's not going to get to compete for a spot on the podium because there's a man there
54:41
for the girl that has her spot taken on the starting lineup on a women's basketball team
54:46
or women's volleyball team or women's softball team or something like that.
54:49
How is that fair to that girl?
54:52
If there's literally one of those people, that girl needs to be protected from this type
54:56
of an opportunity for boys to come in and encroach on their territory.
55:00
So my big takeaway on this one is the voting breakdown on this bill tells you just about
55:05
everything you need to know about the Democratic party in America.
55:09
They're not actually the party of feminists.
55:13
They're really not because if you're championing protections for women and girls, wouldn't it
55:18
make sense that you would champion protections of women and girls?
55:22
Like in real life, that you would actually advocate for things that would protect women,
55:27
but then again, they can't even define what a woman is, including Kentucky Brown Jackson,
55:31
who is somehow on the Supreme Court of the United States.
55:35
And also, this is the party of science I've been reliably informed, right?
55:39
They're not defending science because we can tell scientifically, this is what when I was
55:44
talking about those mailboxers that were beating up women, right?
55:47
We can tell scientifically that these people are not male.
55:50
It comes right down to your chromosomes.
55:52
And yes, it does have to do with your genitalia, right?
55:55
And it's not your sex assigned at birth.
55:57
It's your sex scene at birth.
56:00
There is no difference between sex and gender.
56:02
Yet the party of science can't seem to convince us otherwise, right?
56:06
And the thing is, is these people that advocate or all these Democrats that voted against
56:11
this, which again, I do want to say Henry Coolier and Vicente Gonzalez of Texas, hats
56:15
off to you guys.
56:16
Good job for you for breaking away from your insane colleagues.
56:20
But here's the thing.
56:22
I know there are some true zealots in the Democratic Party.
56:26
There are people that say just absolutely insane things out loud, the squad, but they
56:30
don't actually believe this stuff guys.
56:33
Again, AOC, I think is a very low IQ person.
56:35
She will run for president someday.
56:37
We'll see how that goes.
56:38
She'll probably be the leader in the house for the Democrats at some point.
56:41
She seemingly is the future of the party, even though she can't really string together
56:44
a coherent thought.
56:46
But this young lady, there's no way she actually believes that a boy can become a girl.
56:51
She just doesn't believe that because she's not the smartest person.
56:55
She's not the sharpest tool in the shed, but she can still cut an edge, right?
56:58
She can still do something.
56:59
They don't actually believe this.
57:01
These people refuse to live in reality.
57:06
They want certain things to be true, but only on a political side of things.
57:09
So think about this way, we're seeing all this shift, right?
57:12
We're seeing these shift from these companies, Target and Disney and all these companies,
57:15
these super well companies.
57:16
They're signaling like, Oh, we're going to get rid of our, you know, trans storylines
57:20
in our next Pixar thing.
57:21
And we're going to get rid of our DEI policies, even though we're just renaming it and keeping
57:24
the same employees in place doing the exact same things they were doing on a daily basis.
57:28
It's all signaling.
57:29
Most people are thermometers, right?
57:32
Like if Kamala Harris had been elected, they would have doubled down on DEI.
57:36
They would have doubled down on all the trans stuff.
57:38
They would have put a second, Disney would have put a second, you know, trans character
57:41
in the Pixar, you know, thing that's coming up, right?
57:45
But they're all just thermometers.
57:47
These people don't actually believe these things to be true.
57:50
So when the American public finally gets fed up with it and says, okay, we're done with
57:54
the charade.
57:55
We're done playing games.
57:56
I'm over.
57:57
I'm over thinking about this and pretending that you guys, oh, I thought y'all were going
58:01
to chill out and just leave us alone and you're not leaving us alone.
58:03
So you know what?
58:04
We're going to hire the orange guy.
58:06
We're going to put him back in charge and we're going to let him get after it.
58:09
We're going to let him wreck shop.
58:10
And so at this point, we need to remember Democrats voting in ways like this because
58:14
they're signaling exactly who they are.
58:16
All right.
58:17
Last quick hitter here, the death of the most evil woman on earth, the absolute death of
58:22
the most evil woman on earth.
58:23
So this is according to daily wire on January the 20th.
58:26
Cecile Richards, the former president of abortion giant Planned Parenthood has died
58:29
at age 67.
58:31
Richards announced in 2024 that she was battling a glioblastoma and aggressive form of brain
58:36
cancer.
58:37
This morning, our beloved Cecile passed away at home surrounded by her family and her ever
58:40
loyal dog, Ollie Richards family said in a statement released on Monday, according to
58:44
NBC news, our hearts are broken today, but no words can do justice to the joy she brought
58:48
to our lives.
58:50
We are grateful to the doctors and healthcare workers who provided her excellent care and
58:53
the friends, family and well, which is who have been at her side during this challenging
58:56
time.
58:57
The family added Richards who led Planned Parenthood from 2006 to 2018, oversaw the killing of
59:03
nearly four million unborn babies, according to the nonprofit Susan B. Anthony pro life
59:09
America.
59:12
She oversaw the murder of four million babies in 12 years.
59:17
So let's do a comparison of evil here by comparing Cecile Richards to some of the demonic leaders
59:24
that we saw in the 20th century, shall we?
59:28
So we have Mao Zedong of China killed somewhere in all these are going to be estimates, but
59:32
somewhere in the neighborhood of 45 to 75 million people, Joseph Stalin of the Soviet
59:37
Union killed somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 to 30 million people.
59:41
Adolf Hitler of Germany killed somewhere between 17 and 20 million people.
59:47
The Ducky Tojo of Japan killed somewhere in the neighborhood of five to six million
59:51
people.
59:52
Vladimir Lenin of the Soviet Union killed somewhere in the neighborhood of three to five million
59:55
people.
59:56
Kim Il-sung of North Korea, somewhere between 1.6 to 3.5 million people.
1:00:01
Pol Pot of Cambodia, 1.5 to 2 million people.
1:00:04
Ho Chi Minh of Vietnam, one to two million people.
1:00:07
Saddam Hussein, a quarter of a million to a million people.
1:00:11
And Benito Mussolini of Italy, 300,000 to 400,000 people.
1:00:15
So we look at the 20th century rightly as the bloodiest and most satanically evil century
1:00:21
that we've ever lived through, right, that we have on record.
1:00:25
So Cecile Richards, president of a company, right, in America is somewhere in the neighborhood
1:00:32
of Hadeki Tojo, Vladimir Lenin, Kim Il-sung, and Pol Pot.
1:00:40
That is her contribution to humanity.
1:00:46
Doesn't that put it in perspective?
1:00:50
One company that she was in charge of, dictator of, for 12 years and oversaw the deaths of
1:00:56
four million image bearers of God.
1:00:59
And not only that, she oversaw and encouraged those murders and profited off of those murders
1:01:07
of over 400 innocent, for four million innocent babies, okay, because a lot of people like
1:01:14
to get into the weeds.
1:01:15
Well, how many people did Hitler actually kill?
1:01:17
Like what's his finger actually on the trigger?
1:01:19
Yeah, I think we can dispense with all that philosophical nonsense, okay?
1:01:23
So she is directly responsible for killing four million babies.
1:01:28
It's a big takeaway here.
1:01:31
Even though we have no indication that this happened, I honestly and fervently hope that
1:01:38
she repented of her sins and put her faith in Christ before she died, honest to goodness.
1:02:05
And I'm going to be a little bit more careful about it., I'm going to be a little bit more,
1:02:12
I'm going to be a little bit more careful, I'm going to be a little bit more careful.
1:02:36
And I'm going to be a little bit more careful, I'm going to be a little bit more careful.
1:02:42
I'm going to be a little bit more careful, I'm going to be a little bit more careful,
1:02:49
I'm going to be a little bit more careful, I'm going to be a little bit more careful,
1:02:52
I'm going to be a little bit more careful, I'm going to be a little bit more careful,
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