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This is Undaunted Life of Man's Podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson, and let's get into it.
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Put on the whole armor of God that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the
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devil.
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For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities,
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against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of
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evil and the heavenly places.
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Guys, that is Ephesians 6, 11, and 12.
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We've got a lot to get to today, but today's show, I don't normally do this, but today's
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show is dedicated to a real-life superhero named Corey Comparator.
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And so many of you know that name now.
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So this is a man that died doing what all men should be prepared to do, and that's protecting
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those weaker than him.
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So he died shielding his wife and his daughter from bullets fired from the firearm of a would-be
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assassin on former President Donald Trump.
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This man was a Christian, a firefighter, he was a girl-dad, and now he's dead because
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he attended a campaign rally for his chosen political candidate.
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It's just an absolute tragedy.
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I hope Comparator is talking with Jesus and taking a walk and having a drink with him
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right now in heaven, but guys, we'll get to all that stuff here first.
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I did want to give a quick shout-out to Nine Line Apparel, guys.
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Many of you have seen that we have our store through Nine Line Apparel now.
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We have a brand new shirt out now.
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It's kind of like our 4th of July, get ready for the Olympics, kind of Americana shirt.
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You guys should check that out.
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And also, we've got hats available for sale.
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So here's one that's been very, very, very popular.
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This is our USA one with the red, white, and blue hat, and then we've also got our black
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hats available.
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So guys, you can check that out in the show notes, or you can just go to undaunted.life/shop.
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But I need to tell you about something real quick, and please do not skip over this section
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because we will get to the Trump stuff, and believe it or not, we've got quick hitters
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that we're going to go over today as well.
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But this is very, very, very important.
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It's because we're experiencing a little bit of persecution here right now with Undaunted
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Life with our company as a whole.
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And so I can't get into all the details, but I do want to give y'all a sense because this
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relates to the quick hitters because these quick hitters are like a month old or more
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or something like that.
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I've been putting them off because I've been waiting to talk to you.
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We've had so many interviews ready to go.
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But we are being dropped by our credit card processor.
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So I can't use the credit card processor's name.
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I get the sense that they're a little bit litigious.
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But ultimately, about 32 days ago, we get a message from our credit card processor saying
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that we have violated their terms of service and they can no longer process our payments.
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Now our donation platform that we've been using for the entirety of the time we've taken
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donations for Undaunted Life, which is literally the financial lifeblood of our entire organization.
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This is how we pay the bills.
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This is how we get out content.
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They only use this company and with another company, and you can't just switch them back
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and forth.
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And so we thought this was a mistake.
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We reached out to him.
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Maybe this was like an AI bot that didn't quite understand what was going on.
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And then they're like, no, we did a manual review of your account.
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This is it.
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So we put in a request to have them review it again.
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The request was denied as quickly as basically they could have read the email.
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So they didn't review it again.
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So we kept asking like, what part of the terms of service did we violate?
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They just kept saying, well, you violated our terms of service.
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I was like, yep, understood, got that.
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Can you show us on the terms of service that you keep sending me a link of what exactly
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we lost?
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Like what did we do wrong?
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Where did we go astray?
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What did we violate?
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And they would never point us to a particular line in the terms of service.
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And when we asked to speak to somebody at this company, they refused to let us speak
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to anyone there.
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And so this is very strange.
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This was obviously very, very concerning for us because this is how we were able to process
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these payments to get the money to support our operations here.
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But the final email essentially said, look, we think you need to be with a company that
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is more your speed, aligns more with your values.
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And it was like, oh, okay, that actually makes more sense because we had changed nothing
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in terms of how we had taken payments through this particular company.
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But it was pride month when this happened.
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We were saying a lot of things about how maybe we shouldn't have fully nude men walking around
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in public during parades.
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And maybe we shouldn't celebrate pedophilia.
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Maybe we shouldn't celebrate sin and debauchery and abominable things.
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We maintain crazy opinions like we shouldn't cut off the healthy tissue or genitalia of
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children that are gender confused.
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We shouldn't murder babies that are in the womb.
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And maybe it was one blue haired nose ringed employee that saw that and put us on a on
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a blacklist inside of this enormous again, guys, this is one of the biggest credit card
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processors on planet Earth.
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And maybe they just said, you know what, let's let's just flag these people and get them out
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of here.
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So the last 30 days, because they gave us 30 days to transfer our accounts out and we're
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in the process of doing that.
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And I'll tell you more about it here in a second.
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But for the last 30 days, it has been an absolute nightmare.
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And I don't like to use that hyperbolic language for no reason.
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But it has been a nightmare to try to find someone that would take us on someone that's
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not squeamish about the things that we talk about someone that's not squeamish about the
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gospel or about Christianity and someone that's not just going to turn around and do this
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to us.
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And there's, there's underwriting you have to go through.
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And it's not just the credit card processing.
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It's, you know, how are the donations going to be processed that even go to a separate
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company to do everything else like that.
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And I was talking with Pastor Joby Martin about this.
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And he used the word persecution and it didn't even occur to me that that's what we were
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experiencing here.
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But it does seem apparent to us now that that's what it was.
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And he sent me this thing that I'll, that I'll open up right now.
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It was a degrees of persecution.
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And this is from faith works talks about, you know, suffering like real persecution because
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a lot of people are like, Oh, someone said something negative about me on Facebook.
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That's not persecution.
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But there are 17 levels of persecution here.
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So I thought it'd be worth reading one disapproval, two ridicule, three pressure to conform for
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loss of educational opportunities, five economic sanctions.
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That's exactly what this is, six, shunning, seven alienation from community, eight loss
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of employment, nine loss of property, ten physical abuse, 11 mob violence, 12 harassment
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by officials, 13 kidnapping, 14 forced labor, 15 imprisonment, 16 physical torture, 17 murder
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and execution.
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So obviously for Christians in America, we're not seeing a lot of stuff on the latter side
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of that list, at least not yet.
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But something like this has made us be a little bit more bold.
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And we're going to be very, very bold right now about our donations.
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Because what we've done is we have a new donation portal on our website.
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It's still undaunted dot life backslash donate, undaunted dot life backslash donate.
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You can get there anywhere as long as you can spell undaunted dot life backslash donate.
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We have a new portal.
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It's still up on our site.
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It's going through a different processing company and all that's good to go.
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But this is my call to action for people listening to this right now.
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We appreciate you listening.
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If you've never donated to undaunted life before, I'm going to ask you to become a monthly donor.
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And this is why because we experienced some very positive things on the donation side
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right before this happened.
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But if we had been foolish with your donation money, if we had been foolish with the other
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revenue, we've been able to generate through this, this organization and our mission to
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equipment around the globe to push back darkness, we could have gone completely out of business.
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Like I would, you know, have to, to go get, you know, a job and this would just kind of
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go back and be like a side deal, maybe you would get, you know, one podcast, a week kind
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of thing.
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Maybe I'd have to go to something even a little bit, a little bit lower than that.
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Maybe once or twice a month kind of a deal.
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But it's because we had donors standing in the gap between us and these people at these
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organizations in Silicon Valley or in some liberal precinct that is keeping us from going
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out of business.
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So if you've consumed our content, if you've watched hundreds of our episodes and supported
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us for years with your attention, we're asking you now, please support us with your daughters.
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Because guys, I can't get into all the detail because I don't want to get sued.
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But we were this close for those just listening, I'm holding my fingers, centimeters apart
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from one another.
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We were this close to being in a very financially ruinous situation had God not provided in other
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ways.
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So if you've never donated before, if you've never been a monthly donor, please go to
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undaunted.life/donate and donate, become a monthly donor.
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Also, here is a message to our current monthly donors.
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Okay.
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We are so unbelievably thankful for our currently current monthly donors.
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First of all, you have two options.
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The first one is do nothing.
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We're in the process right now of migrating all of your information in the most secure
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way possible to our new platform.
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Okay.
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And so if you don't want to do anything different, you just want to keep giving the same amount
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you've always given for either, you know, weeks or for years at this point, do nothing.
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We love you guys.
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We appreciate you guys.
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Thank you.
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But if you are a current donor and you want to help us out a little bit more, the previous
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processor that we were using did not give us the ability to allow you to cover the credit
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credit card processing fee on your end.
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So what I mean by that is let's say the credit card processing fee was $4, it's around $4.
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So if you make $100 donation to Undaunted Life, $96 would go to us and four of it would
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go to the credit card processing company.
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What this new company that we're working with is allowing us to do is for you to become
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a monthly donor or even a one-time donor.
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And you can click a box that says, I want to cover the processing fee myself so that
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you can ensure that if you wanted to give us $100, that $100 is going to go to us.
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And guys remember, we use that money to support the hope, the pregnancy center here in Edmond
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Oklahoma.
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That helps get me into other audiences and other people's ears so that we can get this
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message about equipping men to push back darkness through content that provides and for just
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spiritual, mental and physical resilience.
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That allows for all of those things.
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So again, if you've never donated before, please become a monthly donor.
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We have to have you guys.
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If anything like this ever happens again, and if you're a current monthly donor, two options.
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Number one, do nothing.
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We got you squared away and covered.
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Thank you so much for being the donor number two.
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You can go and re-sign up to be a monthly donor right now on our website and just send
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us a message.
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We'll delete your other donation so you're not getting double charge or anything like
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that.
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But you can re-sign up again, guys, it's www dot undaunted dot life backslash donate.
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I know that took a while to explain it, but it's also very, very, very important.
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So before we get to the Trump stuff, I do want to tell you at the end, we are going to
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be doing quick hitters.
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We're going to go really, really fast with these because a lot of ground to cover, but
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we're going to cover the status of the situation with Americans being incarcerated in Turks
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and Caicos because of loose rounds of ammunition found in their luggage, a 12 year old American
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girl being strangled to death by two illegal immigrants, Disney being racist against white
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employees.
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The Southern Baptist Convention condemning the use of an in vitro fertilization.
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The state of Louisiana mandating that the 10 commandments be displayed in school classrooms,
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massive issues with supposed miracle weight loss drugs, and mentally ill men and morbidly
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obese women winning beauty pageant.
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So big drink of water.
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And away we go.
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Guys they tried to assassinate Donald Trump.
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They tried to assassinate him.
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By now the entire world has seen the images and they've watched the video of Donald Trump
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in rural Pennsylvania, giving a speech to tens of thousands of his supporters and an
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assassin shooting several shots and barely grazing Trump's ear and causing him to be
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wounded.
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But killing one man and severely wounding others as of right now, I don't know that the others
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have been released from the hospital.
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But it is clear that they are in serious condition.
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There's so many things that we're going to cover about this story.
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Thomas Crooks, a 20 year old is the shooter.
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He was killed on the scene by snipers, killed too late for a lot of different reasons.
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And there's a whole lot that's to be found out about this person.
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I think this person was a nurse's aid, was originally registered as a Republican but had
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only ever donated to democratic causes or to Joe Biden or different things like that.
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There are people reporting that he has ties to Antifa.
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I cannot confirm for you that those are legitimate at this point.
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But there are so many details that are going to come out, but one thing I can warn you is
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if you believe the federal government bureaucracy and you believe that they're going to get
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to the bottom of what happened here, you're a fool because need.
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I remind you that it took five or six decades after JFK was assassinated for people to
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basically come to the realization that it wasn't a single shooter, okay, that there
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was CIA involvement in the killing of one of the presidents of the United States.
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And so if you trust the machine, if you trust the swamp, God help you.
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But here's how I'm going to approach the subject.
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I'm going to approach it in two different categories.
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I'm going to talk about the things that stink to high heaven about this entire situation.
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And then I'm going to give my random commentary on this.
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So let's start with what stinks to absolute high heaven, okay?
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Now from the beginning, I don't want to deal in conspiracy theories, okay?
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I don't do that on the show.
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There's so much that we don't know and a lot's going to come out and then a lot's going
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to be kept from us, okay?
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And I think it's generally good advice to attribute things to incompetence before you
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attribute them to malevolence or malice.
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But my goodness, this situation stinks, stinks, stinks.
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So let's dig in apparently for months, for months, the Trump team was asking the department
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of Homeland Security, which the Secret Service is under for more beefed up security for Trump
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while on the campaign trail.
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And the Trump team had continuously been denied that extra security.
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Why?
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Why would Trump, the former president and current front runner for the White House again be
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denied that?
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Why is RFK Jr being denied Secret Service for security at all?
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He's polling in the double digits.
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He is the strongest third party candidate that we've had since Ross Perot.
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Why are these men being denied their requests?
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Now, the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security is the name you might recognize.
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Alejandro Mayorkas, this is the same person that says we don't have an immigration crisis
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that the southern border is secure that no, no, no, no, don't believe you're lying eyes.
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There aren't millions of undocumented illegal immigrants streaming across our southern border
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every year.
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No, that's just crazy.
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That's right wing lunacy, you see.
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And no, we certainly wouldn't allow these people to just skip their court dates that
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were years in the future.
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We obviously aren't going to allow these people to vote in elections, right?
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These people that hate Trump, like, and then Mayorkas himself seemingly doesn't have a
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lot of nice things to say about Donald Trump.
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So isn't it so interesting that the Secretary of the same department that houses the secrets
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service would be denying this request?
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I think there's a lot of questions I need to be asked there also right from the jump.
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The secret service did not do a good job.
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I saw so many people on Saturday night talking about the brave men and women and more on
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the women here in a second of the secret service and how good a job they did and how courageous
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they were.
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Are you out of your mind?
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The fact that the bullets were even shot from the assassin's firearm to begin with proves
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to you that the secret service did not do their job.
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Their job is to protect the body and life of the people they are given to protect typically
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presidents, former presidents, first ladies, their families, those types of people, right?
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People that are in government, they didn't do that because shots were fired.
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Trump was wounded and people were killed.
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So please save for me the brave men and women routine of the secret service.
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I'm not saying that all secret service agents are inept and incapable of protecting people.
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That's not what I'm saying at all.
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But to say that they did a good job, are you out of your mind?
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Also every time there's something done in Chatero show taught me this, but there is every
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time there's an event like this, there's something called an SVA that is done.
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That is a security vulnerability assessment.
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And what they do is they look at an area, they look at a building and they identify potential
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threats where they would come from and what they would do and all the contingencies.
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The SVA in this particular circumstance for Saturday in Pennsylvania was horrifically
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faulty and there aren't a whole lot of options as to why it was either done poorly on accident
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because of incompetence or done poorly on purpose to provide someone with an opportunity
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to kill Trump.
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Those are the only options.
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Also, you're telling me that no one in the secret service or any of the police that were
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on site in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday, that no one saw a guy walking around within
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150 yards of Trump with a rifle bag and a roofing ladder because we have images of the
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building and there is a ladder up against the building to give this assassin access to the
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top of the building.
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And you might say, okay, the ladder may have already been there.
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Fine.
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The gun may have already been on the roof place there weeks ago.
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Fine.
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You're telling me that they didn't see the mother effing ladder on the building that
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was within 150 yards of Trump with the direct line of sight to Trump.
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You're telling me that they saw no need to secure that building while the speech was
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going on to make sure that no one had access to that roof.
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Again guys, I don't want to deal in conspiracies, but explain it to me like I'm five.
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Also, apparently the rules of engagement for the secret service has not been confirmed,
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but a lot of people have reported this.
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The rules of engagement for the secret service is that they can't shoot a threat until the
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threat has fired their first shot.
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And if this is the case, that obviously has to change.
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You know, I've talked about this before and then Chelsea on and said this before to where
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if you're the type of person that says never be the person, the person to throw the first
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punch.
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Well, dummy, if you allow the other person to throw the first punch, the fight might be
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over.
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I've watched enough, enough MMA fights and street fights on, you know, Twitter and stuff
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like that where the first punch of the fight ends the fight.
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So when it hits you on the button, you go down, you smack your head on the pavement and you
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may even even even die because of that punch.
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And so this idea that we could identify a shooter.
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And as you can see from the video, you can see snipers watching the position that the
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potential assassin was going through and they can see this person and you can tell immediately
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that he's not holding a telescope and you're telling me that you can't engage that person.
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Okay.
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But let's say those R.O.E's are good because I'm sure some of you would disagree with me
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and say, Hey, those are R.O.E's are there for a reason.
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It's a good thing.
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Even if those rules of engagement, even if those are the rules of engagement for the
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Secret Service, there should have been quick communication to immediately take Trump off
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the stage.
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The moment they saw this guy get over the hump of that low pitched roof, they should
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have communicated, get him off the X or whatever their, their thing is take the eagle off the
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building or whatever the thing they should have gotten him off the stage, but they didn't.
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It's curious, isn't it?
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Also in terms of personal security, that is the security, the people that were in charge
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of the body of Donald Trump, in terms of that, it took forever for the Secret Service agents
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to get to Trump on the stage after the first shot was fired.
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It took forever.
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They should have been on him like white on rice and a glass of milk and a paper plate
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and a snowstorm immediately, but they hesitated also all of the, and you can see this in the
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pictures in the video, all of the Secret Service agents that went to cover Trump after the
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first shot rang out were physically smaller than Donald Trump.
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They were now Donald Trump is on a small person, but YouTubers and Twitch streamers have bigger
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bodyguards than the former president of the United States.
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How does that work?
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And here's another problem.
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After they finally got up to the stage and put Trump, you know, on the deck, they stood
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him up.
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The Secret Service agents stood the president up.
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At that point, people were like, Oh, well, well, they stood him up because Trump wanted
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to stand up and because, you know, they had already said the shooter had been eliminated.
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Okay, let's talk about that.
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It doesn't matter if the person you're protecting would prefer to stand up at that moment and
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grab their shoes and fist pump the crowd, which was obviously amazing and a tremendous
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image.
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It doesn't matter.
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That is not your job to allow them to decide how to do your job.
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You keep him on the deck and you scuttle him off of the deck, right?
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They stood him up.
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Oh, but the shooter was down.
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At that moment, did they know there was only one?
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Can we confirm that there was one shooter?
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They just stood him up almost like, Hey, you missed him.
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Here's another shot.
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Again, I repeat, I'm not here to deal with conspiracy theories, but are they really that
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stupid?
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Are they really that incompetent?
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And here's something that some of you are not going to like again, the overall majority
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of our audience are men.
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We do have female listeners out there and you guys are gangsters.
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We're lionesses and we love you.
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So this isn't politically correct, but it needs to be said.
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There are two of the members of Trump's body detail, so the people that were around him
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on the stage as he was talking to those members were women.
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One of them was a tubby woman that we have video and pictures of her hesitating to run
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on stage.
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She kind of, oh, oh, goodness, before she ran on stage.
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And this is the same woman that we see when they finally get him to the SUV, the two people
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in front of him, like before he gets into the SUV are women.
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And even the tubby woman's not very big, right?
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She's certainly out of shape, but we see on the video, she's like, she's flummoxed and
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she like literally can't get her gun and her holster, right?
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And so she just keeps it out, right?
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Like Elmer Fudd style incompetence.
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And all I could think about is why in the world is a female secret service agent in charge
24:22
of keeping the president safe and alive.
24:26
Because I'm not saying women are incompetent in general, I'm saying they're not competent
24:30
in a role like that.
24:33
And let's go ahead and expand that out.
24:35
Women should not be field secret service agents.
24:40
Women should also not serve in military combat roles, love having them in the military, they
24:45
can be in all kinds of other roles.
24:47
They should never serve in combat and never ever should there be a female police officer
24:52
that's actually on a street beat, absolutely not.
24:55
Why?
24:57
Because physically, they are not capable of doing the things that capable men are doing.
25:03
I said that very specifically, why?
25:06
Because those roles, secret service, high bodyguard detail type stuff, combat roles of all kinds
25:13
in the military and policing, there are only certain kinds of men that can do those roles
25:20
at a high level.
25:21
I've seen a bunch of fat cops, right?
25:24
I don't think those people should be cops.
25:26
I think all these dudes should squat, deadlift, do pull up should be able to run a mile and
25:30
under seven minutes and be a purple belt in jujitsu, right?
25:33
We don't live in a perfect world where we can just like make these people in a factory.
25:37
So I think all of those women are not qualified for those combat roles, because in cross-secret
25:44
service and policing, that's technically combat, potential combat at all times.
25:48
And you're leaving the populace and or the people that you are protecting in that moment
25:53
open to threats because you can't personally handle one.
25:57
I just last week saw a video of two female cops trying to subdue one man at a gas station
26:04
and the man didn't want to be arrested.
26:05
So do you know what happened?
26:07
He wasn't arrested.
26:09
These women could not subdue this man and eventually, you know what he did?
26:12
He stood up and ran away and these women who were not in particularly good shape.
26:16
They were both overweight, took off running and couldn't catch him.
26:20
That guy was gone like the wind, but we're supposed to sit here and think that this is
26:25
acceptable, that, well, wasn't it so good that there were two women on his body to detail?
26:32
No, because if there was a second shooter, these were small framed human beings that weren't
26:37
able to cover the president.
26:38
Again, I'm not anti women.
26:40
I'm not, you know, bigoted against women.
26:42
I'm not a misogynist or any of those types of things, but I am telling you this idea
26:46
that we should have women in combat roles and in street police roles and in secret service.
26:52
It's obviously not working out well, and what's in reality about this is that DEI, diversity
26:58
equity and inclusion almost killed the president.
27:01
That's what happened here because this, you know, clip is making the rounds, but the director
27:07
of the Secret Service is a female named Kimberly Sheedle, okay?
27:11
She has gone on record as saying that she wants 30% of the Secret Service agents to be
27:17
female by 2030.
27:19
30%, what she should be saying is by now, I want 100% of the Secret Service agents to
27:32
be the best bodyguard detail human beings on planet Earth.
27:37
That's what she should be saying.
27:39
So if lo and behold, 85% of the Secret Service agents end up being like some Moan males, well,
27:46
I guess these dudes are some Owen, great.
27:50
They're going to do the hockey before they protect someone.
27:52
I don't care like why should we care what these people look like?
27:58
It's because DEI and intersectionality is a brain disease and it has certainly infected
28:03
the director of the Secret Service to where she is more concerned about what the agents
28:09
look like as opposed to how skilled they are because if she wants and this might all
28:14
change and she should certainly resign and or at the very least be fired, she wants 30%
28:19
of the Secret Service agents to be female by 2030.
28:21
So don't you think that means that they are going to pass over qualified male applicants
28:27
so that they can get more females in?
28:29
Haven't you heard about these types of things and all other types of areas as well?
28:35
Because DEI isn't just potentially killing presidential candidates.
28:38
DEI is killing patients in surgical facilities because at medical schools and surgical schools
28:44
all over the country, they're letting in applicants that are not white males.
28:50
And that's not to say that only white males can do those jobs.
28:52
Certainly that's not the case.
28:54
I think per capita there's more Indian surgeons than Indian American surgeons than there are
28:58
even white American surgeons.
29:00
But if you are allowing people with lower IQs and lower skill sets and lower academic
29:08
abilities to come into these programs and you're not going to grade them harshly, you're
29:14
going to allow them to graduate regardless, that's going to lead to people not getting
29:19
the best medical care that they could on the back end, because Duh.
29:23
Because I'll tell you, when a surgeon walks into the room, I don't care about what they
29:28
look like.
29:29
I care about their competence level and their ability to fix my thing or keep me alive.
29:35
But if somebody walks in that is from one of these supposedly maligned groups here in
29:40
this country, it automatically makes me think, I wonder if they're here because they're qualified
29:45
or I wonder if they're here because of diversity, equity, inclusion standards.
29:50
Because DEI is not just affecting surgical facilities and doctors offices, it's affecting
29:55
the airline industry.
29:56
You've heard a lot from different airlines that they want X percentage of their, their
30:01
pilots to be a women or women of color or people from the LGBTQ, whatever, whatever.
30:07
They stopped hiring basically white male air traffic controllers.
30:10
And again, it's not saying that only white males can do these jobs because of course
30:14
not, but their job and standards should be that we're going to hire the most qualified
30:20
pilots so that people don't crash.
30:24
We're going to hire the most qualified candidates to be air traffic controllers because it is
30:28
a high stress position and we need people that can do that position and make zero mistakes.
30:34
But that's not their idea.
30:36
Their idea is we want people to look a certain way.
30:39
We don't care about how competent they are.
30:41
And DEI is certainly going to lead to more injuries and deaths on the streets of major
30:45
cities because a lot of these police departments in these big blue cities, they want a certain
30:51
percentage of their police department and their, their cops that are out on the beat
30:55
to be female as I've already elucidated.
30:58
That's a massive, massive issue, okay, because I can tell you right now, if I'm out of town
31:03
and something's going on in my house and the responding officers to multiple big beefed
31:08
up gunmen entering my house to hurt my wife and my children and the two people responding
31:14
are a couple of chicks.
31:16
That way, you know, 200 pounds combined, I'm not going to be very happy about that for
31:21
a lot of different reasons.
31:22
And as a lot of people just stay on this for just one second further, as a lot of people
31:25
point out is that if you're a fat tub of crap guy cop or if you're a female cop in a lot
31:30
of these certain situations where a good take down and the ability to hold a perpetrator
31:35
down until help arrives or until you can cuff them, they don't have that ability physically.
31:41
And so what they're going to be forced to do is use lethal force or potentially less
31:46
than lethal force, like, you know, tasing somebody or spraying somebody or something
31:50
like that.
31:51
Whereas if you are physically capable, if you're a physically capable male, you can
31:56
take that person down, you can hold them down until help arrives or until you've cuffed
31:59
them until you've subdued and stopped the threat.
32:03
Why in the world would we want people that can't do that right out of the box?
32:08
There's not a single female cop on planet Earth that could put me on the ground and keep me
32:13
there.
32:14
And I'm 510 190 pounds, right?
32:17
What about a dude that's 250 yoked and on meth?
32:21
Good freaking luck.
32:22
So that's the stuff that stinks the high heaven.
32:24
Okay.
32:25
Well, let's move on to my general commentary on all this that's going on.
32:31
First bit of commentary is I was initially squeamish about the God must have saved Donald
32:38
Trump.
32:39
God must still need Trump here rhetoric, but I think it's clear that God intervened here.
32:45
God doesn't need Trump to get done what he needs to get done, right?
32:48
In a lot of ways he's already done the dang thing by sending his son here to die for us a couple
32:52
thousand years ago.
32:53
But because of how quickly Donald Trump was whisked away, because of literally the millimeters
33:03
of difference of him having his head like this versus having his head like that.
33:08
I mean, his the back of his head was going to be shot off.
33:10
How do you not looked at the exact moment that he looked to anyone that's not a shooter,
33:16
a lot of shooters in my audience.
33:18
But I'm seeing a lot of people making really stupid comments online.
33:21
150 yards is not a far shot.
33:24
It's not any of you that play golf.
33:27
I could give you a ball and a nine iron and most of you would be able to hit the stage
33:32
from that roof.
33:34
There are some baseball players alive right now that could with a decent crow hop, get
33:38
a throw from that metal building to the stage.
33:42
With a high powered rifle and a scope, 150 yards is nothing.
33:48
You don't need to have been Navy SEAL sniper or any of those types of things.
33:54
That is the easiest shot you can possibly do for perspective.
33:57
For those of you that maybe don't know, about 10 years ago, I went to a civilian sniper
34:00
course down in Southwest Oklahoma.
34:02
It was a great course taught by these Vietnam snipers.
34:04
It was great.
34:05
We were shooting out to a thousand yards.
34:06
So starting at 100, 200, 300, we're just working our way.
34:10
And with a bipod and prone, it's amazing what you can do once you know what your rifle is
34:15
and how doped your scope is.
34:18
So there was a silhouette at 600 yards.
34:21
It was a steel silhouette and there was a steel like swinging a square, a 10 inch square
34:26
in the middle main part of this silhouette.
34:33
And so with my spotter, we were able to not only hit that target, we were able to keep
34:39
it swinging.
34:40
So I would hit the target with my 308.
34:43
I would run the bolt.
34:44
I would re-acquire.
34:45
I would say up.
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I would say send it, boom, and we would keep it going, boom, boom, boom, and it would
34:51
just keep swinging.
34:53
It swung until we ran out of ammo.
34:55
That's at 600 yards.
34:57
Okay.
34:58
And you're telling me that this guy prone with a bipod, missed the president from 150
35:07
yards.
35:08
Man, you can explain a lot of different ways.
35:11
Maybe his heart rate was too high.
35:13
Maybe he got a version of buck fever.
35:14
I guess you could call it a sassen's fever or something like that.
35:17
Maybe the rifle, thank God, wasn't doped, right?
35:20
It wasn't zeroed in the way that it should have been, you know, it's all the pictures
35:25
of this guy.
35:26
Maybe he had glasses.
35:27
Maybe his glasses fogged up and maybe he was sweaty.
35:29
The bullet didn't hit Trump and it should have, I could name, I could go to 50 people
35:35
on my phone right now that could make that shot and we'd have a dead presidential candidate.
35:39
But I think God protected Donald Trump.
35:42
Also, you guys simply do not hate the mainstream media enough because I collected a bunch of
35:51
the headlines that happened right after this.
35:53
Now you might be thinking to yourself, well, you know, initial headlines can be kind of
35:56
rough or whatever, but these were the headlines that were up after anyone with a functioning
36:01
brain could have watched the video and seen that the president had been shot in an attempted
36:05
assassination.
36:06
But let's go to some of these.
36:07
The Washington Post, Trump escorted away after loud noises at a PA rally, loud noises,
36:14
you see, NBC News, Secret Service rushes Trump offstage after popping noises heard at his
36:21
Pennsylvania rally.
36:24
Let's go to this next one here.
36:25
This is from USA Today.
36:27
Trump removed from stage by Secret Service after loud noises, startles former president
36:32
and the crowd.
36:33
Oh, I'm so startling.
36:34
What happened?
36:35
Also, we have ABC News, Donald Trump escorted off stage by Secret Service during rally after
36:41
loud noises ring out in the crowd.
36:44
Newsweek, MAGA, responds with outrage after Donald Trump injured at Pennsylvania rally.
36:50
I wonder what injured him, did he roll his ankle?
36:52
And then we have CNN politics, Secret Service rushes Trump offstage after he falls at rally.
37:00
Interesting.
37:01
After you've shot in the head with an assassin's bullet, if you guys are consuming anything
37:09
like the Washington Post, NBC News, USA Today, ABC News, Newsweek, CNN, Vox, Slate, any of
37:19
these places, you are fooling yourself that you are getting legitimate coverage.
37:24
It's absolutely astonishing.
37:25
You just don't hate them enough.
37:26
I promise.
37:27
Also, Joe Biden, the current president of the United States, didn't respond to the attempted
37:34
assassination of his political rival for over an hour.
37:38
A lot of people are like, what went on?
37:40
We got messages from Barack Obama.
37:43
We got statements from all these people, but not from the sitting president.
37:46
But guys, I think it's pretty clear why this didn't happen.
37:50
It's because he was probably already asleep.
37:53
They already said they were going to try to stop doing things for him after four o'clock.
37:56
I think it was maybe seven o'clock in the east, and so he was probably getting ready
38:01
for bed.
38:02
What they had to do is they had to get him up out of his chair, get him out of his PJs,
38:08
put him back in his regular clothes, change out his diaper, and then inject him with something
38:12
so that he could speak for more than 30 seconds without falling over and dying.
38:18
So he was probably asleep.
38:20
That's why he didn't respond.
38:22
But then when he did respond, he refused to call the assassination attempt.
38:26
An assassination attempt, which is absolutely unforgivable.
38:31
He said, I, I don't know, uh, car, blah, blah, blah.
38:35
We don't have the details.
38:36
And so I'm going to wait until I got my own opinions, but, you know, dad, gummy dog face
38:40
pony soldier, we're going to wait until we have the facts.
38:43
He wouldn't just call an assassination attempt.
38:45
Someone literally shot at the head of the former president of the United States.
38:50
There is no other word for it other than assassination, but he refused to say it.
38:56
Also, to all of the leftists that came out on Saturday and have come out since and roundly
39:04
condemned political violence, let me be clear.
39:10
I do not believe you.
39:13
I don't believe you one bit and I have two main reasons.
39:17
First reason is you were just fine with political violence coming from your donors, voters and
39:22
supporters in 2020.
39:24
You're totally fine with that with dozens of people being murdered with billions of
39:29
dollars of damage being done with stores being looted with police stations being firebombed
39:35
with bricks being thrown.
39:37
You're fine with that because you like black lives matter.
39:41
You're fine with Antifa.
39:44
You think that fastest, fastest, fastest should be killed.
39:48
Should be fought.
39:49
Should be pushed back.
39:51
You're fine with that.
39:53
When it's your people, right?
39:55
You can dim violence and you say, oh, you know, violence from people that are trying
39:59
to kill, you know, Republicans like that, that's nuanced and all that.
40:02
But you know, we shouldn't have any of these other forms of violence.
40:05
Well, what about the people that tried to kill or the guy that tried to kill the Bernie
40:09
Sanders supporter that tried to kill a bunch of Republican Congressman almost killed Steve
40:13
Scalise.
40:15
What about that?
40:16
What about the people that have tried to kill the Supreme Court judges, Kavanaugh, that
40:22
was appointed by a Republican, right?
40:24
What about the round by condemnation of those things?
40:29
Any issues with that?
40:30
So yeah, I don't really believe you that you're not for political violence because you like
40:34
when political violence helps you in elections like it did in 2020.
40:37
Now, the second reason I don't believe you is that you guys are the ones that have been
40:43
calling Trump Hitler and saying that he was literally an existential threat to our democracy
40:50
and you've been saying it for years, for years on a donor call about five days before Trump
40:58
was shot.
40:59
Joe Biden said, Hey, we're, we're done with debates.
41:01
We need to put Trump in our crosshairs.
41:05
Why would you need to do that?
41:08
Because even though we're a constitutional republic, but according to you, we're a democracy,
41:11
but if democracy is on the line here in America, if Donald Trump is elected president, if he's
41:16
going to become a dictator, if that's really true, then we must celebrate that someone tried
41:23
to kill him and we must must ensure that it happens the next time.
41:28
Because don't you think the world would have celebrated if Operation Valkyrie had succeeded?
41:35
That was the operation that they tried to carry out to kill Hitler.
41:40
If Bonhoeffer and his crew had succeeded in killing Hitler during the Third Reich and
41:45
the Holocaust, don't you think that we would have been great with that?
41:50
Don't you think that the men that were there in the bunkers, you know, in some God forsaken
41:55
party of Europe would have been okay with the fewer going down?
42:00
Yes, because Adolf Hitler was an existential threat to the entire world if he had his way,
42:07
right?
42:09
So we, we, we condemn political, political violence of all kinds.
42:12
No, you don't.
42:13
You simply don't.
42:15
So if you are one of these sad souls, and yes, there are people out there that actually
42:19
believe this, believe it or not, if you're one of those sad souls that initially thought
42:23
and still think today that this was all staged, you're literally too retarded to function
42:28
in polite society.
42:30
I'm sorry.
42:31
There's a guy used to work with at the University of Central Oklahoma.
42:34
He basically posted that this looks very, very staged and I'm not surprised.
42:38
And then I went to the comments because I was expecting him to get excoriated by people
42:41
who can actually think for a living, everyone in the comments section agreed with him.
42:46
They said, oh, Oscar level performance by Donald Trump.
42:50
Oh, I wonder what types of pyrotechnics and, you know, make up they use to pull this off.
42:55
These people literally think that they staged it.
42:57
Last night, my boy, Adam from my foxhole, we're sitting on the back porch having a cigar
43:01
and we're on adjacent couches on my back porch, right?
43:05
I'm within 10 feet of them, okay?
43:08
And I made the comment last night that if I took my best firearm that I own, my most
43:12
accurate firearm and tried to shoot off part of his ear from 10 feet away, that I still
43:18
wouldn't be super confident that I would only nick his ear because that's, that's like an
43:23
all loose and possible thing to do.
43:26
So these people actually think that this was not a 20 year old leftist I was trying to
43:30
kill the president, that this was actually some sort of secret 20 year old sharpshooter
43:35
with glasses and a scraggly beard, that on purpose shot a bullet that just barely grazed
43:41
the ear of the president from 150 yards out, which would have been one of the most incredible
43:45
shots I've heard of since they saved Captain Phillips, you know, whenever the, the Navy
43:50
Seal guys all killed all the people that were in that light boat all at the same time while
43:54
they were on the sea and everything was moving, it'd be one of the most incredible shots with
43:58
any firearm of any caliber in the history of firearms.
44:02
And these morons think that that's a possibility.
44:05
God help you.
44:06
Also, you guys can miss me forever with the democracy was this close to ending in America
44:12
on January six, miss me with that January six nonsense for ever January six goes down a
44:19
bunch of people stormed the Capitol to try to overturn the election, even though a lot
44:23
of people are just kind of walking around, they confiscated zero firearms that day.
44:28
And guys, I'm just telling you, if me and my buddies wanted to overthrow the government,
44:32
I think we'd bring something I'd at least bring a knife.
44:35
I'd at least bring a pistol.
44:37
I'd at least bring a potato gun.
44:39
Maybe a grenade if I could find one from an old disgruntled Vietnam veteran that's just
44:43
waiting to die.
44:44
I would find something, but you're telling me that democracy almost went away when within
44:49
a couple of hours, the Capitol had been cleared and the election had been secured and certified.
44:54
Get out of here.
44:55
Morons.
44:56
We're going Trump.
44:59
In my opinion, well, this isn't my opinion.
45:01
This was going to happen.
45:02
He was already going to get a bump in the polls this week because of the Republican National
45:06
Convention, but guys, the polls over the next few weeks are going to be absolutely astonishing
45:11
for Trump.
45:12
We're going to see blue states become lean Republican states this week.
45:17
I'm dead serious.
45:18
The polling for him is going to be astonishing.
45:20
In addition to that, I have changed my mind as of Saturday morning, I still thought that
45:27
Donald Trump was going to lose the presidency.
45:29
I thought that he was not going to win this election and I've said that for years and
45:33
I've maintained that.
45:34
Part of my reason was is because I haven't been good evidence as to those of you that
45:38
believe the election was stolen in 2020 as to how they're not going to do that again
45:43
in 2024.
45:44
So he did in 2020 when they weren't in the White House and didn't have all the people
45:48
with the levers of control, but now in 2024 when they have all the levers of control,
45:53
they're not going to be able to pull that off.
45:54
I just didn't buy it.
45:55
I just thought something was going to happen.
45:57
Everything was going to tighten.
45:59
He was going to go to sleep and he had won Wisconsin and then only to wake up the next
46:03
morning and we find out that, oh, no, he had Biden won Wisconsin by 20,000 votes or something
46:08
like that.
46:09
But now I think that this situation all but guarantees that Trump will be the next president
46:15
of the United States.
46:17
I told you that I was going to vote for him regardless of my feelings about him in 2024.
46:22
Then he got indicted and convicted in New York and then I said I would crawl over broken
46:26
glass to vote for him.
46:28
Now I think I would swan dive into lava and then swim through it to get to the polling
46:33
booth to vote for him in November.
46:35
I think a lot of people feel the same way.
46:36
A lot of people that have never voted would never vote are going to vote now.
46:40
So I think it secures him as our next president, but I think that all but guarantees as well
46:46
that this country will burn starting in November because do you want to know the difference
46:51
between the political right and the political left currently in America, the candidate representing
46:57
the right was almost murdered on Saturday and nobody is rioting in the streets.
47:04
No one's wearing a MAGA hat while building burning a building.
47:08
No Republicans are looting stores.
47:10
No one's setting cop cars on fire or [inaudible] off or motivated, but we're not doing any
47:15
that.
47:16
But if someone had assassinated Barack Obama or Bill Clinton or, you know, God forbid
47:21
Joe Biden, that's exactly what would have happened.
47:25
That's exactly what would have happened.
47:27
That's the difference between the right and the left here in America.
47:29
Because again, I remind you, I've said this a lot.
47:32
I was in Austin, Texas.
47:33
I was in downtown Austin the week of the 2020 election and they were boarding up all of
47:37
the businesses down there and all these moron liberals down there like, I wonder why they're
47:40
doing that.
47:41
It's like, why are you wondering?
47:43
I'm sitting here in a building that has tampons in the men's bathroom and you dorks are sitting
47:47
here wondering why they're blurring up Starbucks.
47:49
It's like, it's not because just in case Joe Biden wins, they all are going to be celebrating
47:55
so much that you're going to destroy your city.
47:57
It's just in case Donald Trump wins.
48:00
That's what I think is going to happen in November guys.
48:03
If you don't have enough firearms, get them.
48:04
If you don't have enough ammunition to potentially protect your family, get them.
48:09
If you're in a big city move, if you have a job in a downtown area, tell them that you're
48:13
not going to come in for the month of November because it's going to be an absolute mess.
48:18
My last commentary here before I close out is slightly different than some of the commentary
48:23
I've made.
48:24
Just because Trump was shot, this does not mean that he nor the RNC is above critique
48:28
or approach.
48:30
Just keep that in mind because I've got some major issues with the RNC right now.
48:34
I've got some major issues with the platform.
48:36
They have softened on the pro-life issue considerably, they have moderated on the marriage issue
48:43
considerably.
48:44
I don't like that.
48:45
I think they were trying to seem as moderate as possible going into this election.
48:49
I understand why they would do that from a political standpoint, but from a moral standpoint,
48:52
I find it to be very reprehensible.
48:56
I started out by talking about something that Pastor Joby had said, but Pastor Joby had
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been setting up a new sermon series, and guys, you have to go listen to the latest posting
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by Church of 1122, the sermon that he gave over the weekend was absolutely blistering,
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but this is a guy that doesn't post much on social media.
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He said himself that he has allowed his team to post for him, and he's not really about
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the self-promotion thing, which I get.
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I hate it because I want him to be the most popular guy in America, but that's just what
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they've decided to do.
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So it is what it is.
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He did put this message out on social media, so I wanted to share it with you.
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Let's pray for our country.
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Oh, sorry.
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I'm sorry, but the wrong part.
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Let me go first part first.
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This weekend, we kicked off a powerful new series at 1122 called Stand Firm, all about
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the battle war fighting against the enemy.
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It's no coincidence that this series began the same weekend as the assassination attempt
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on President Trump.
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God orchestrated this series over a year ago, knowing we needed to grasp the reality of
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the war we're in.
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Not just a metaphorical war, but a literal war.
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The enemy seeks to divide us.
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By isolating us, he can attack more easily, let's unite in prayer.
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Let's stand firm against the enemy schemes, put on the full armor of God and prepare for
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the ongoing battle, but take heart because the battle has already been won.
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Let's pray for our country.
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Let's pray for our current sitting president.
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I agree.
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Let's pray for the innocent bystanders who were killed and injured.
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Let's pray for God, let's praise God for sparing President Trump's life.
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Let's praise God for his never ending sovereignty.
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And then he quotes Ephesians 612, "For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but
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against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present
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darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places."
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And with that, all I have to say is amen.
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Appreciate you sticking with us all the way here to these quick hitters.
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I've had these quick hitters on my mind for so long.
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And so yes, some of these stories are old, but I think it's very, very important to still
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talk about them.
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And so I can clear the deck for the next set of quick hitters, but let's get into the first
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one here.
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The status of the situation with Americans being incarcerated in Turks and Caicos because
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of loose rounds of ammunition found in their luggage.
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Again, all of these according tos are going to be from old news stories, but they will
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be in the show notes.
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So you can check them out.
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This is according to CNN who actually did a fantastic job covering the story.
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Other Americans have been arrested in Turks and Caicos over the past six months under
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gun control laws that make bringing firearms or ammunition into the territory without permission
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from police a crime, Michael Lee Evans of Texas, Sharita Greyer of Florida, Brian Hagerich
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of Pennsylvania, Ryan Tyler Watson of Edmond, Oklahoma, and Tyler Weinrich of Virginia,
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were all accused of bringing various amounts of ammunition to Turks and Caicos, a 40 island
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chain southeast of the Bahamas.
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All I've said, the ammunition recovered from their luggage was not intentionally packed.
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Bringing to American lawmakers who went to the British overseas territory in May as part
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of efforts to petition for their expedited release, though the infraction had carried
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a mandatory 12 year prison sentence and fine with reductions only in exceptional circumstances.
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A mid-june revision clarified courts may impose a fine, a custodial sentence or both in exceptional
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circumstances, a member of the territory's house of assembly said on June the 14th.
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Four Americans arrested under the law have pled guilty, been sentenced, and returned to
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the United States, while the last is doing court next week.
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And so my understanding is that all the people I listed, including Ryan Tyler Watson, who
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is from my community here in Oklahoma, have been returned to the United States.
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Okay, the last one pending was Sharita Greyer of Florida, my understanding is that she is
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here now.
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Someone may need to fact check me on that.
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We have to give a big shout out to Mark Wayne Mullen and his people that went down there
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to work with the government of that territory, but also to work with the British government
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to get these people out, and you saw the name there, you know, Ryan Watson.
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We are so, so happy that you are safe and home with your family.
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Welcome back to the great state of Oklahoma.
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So let me go to write to my big takeaway here.
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I got two of them actually, number one, never ever go on vacation to Turks and Caicos.
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I think this is one of those things where we can just check that chain of islands off
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of our list from now on.
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There are other places you can go and might I suggest you go somewhere in America like
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Hawaii, number two, do not be ignorant of the laws of the country or territory that you
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plan to visit, okay?
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As much as I feel bad for the people that were incarcerated and the money they had to
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spend and the hurt and harm to their family, they brought it on themselves by having rounds
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of ammunition in their luggage, none of which was caught by TSA on their way out of the
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country and none of which was reportedly caught on their way into Turks and Caicos, okay?
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So just need to put that there from the beginning, but I've talked to way too many Americans
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that go over to some other country, they get into some sort of a problem and then they
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say to, "Oh, these laws are just stupid, what a stupid law."
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It doesn't matter if you think they're stupid, do you know why?
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Because you don't live there, okay?
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If you think the laws are stupid in your city, you can petition your local government.
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You can vote people out, you can get new lawmakers in there, you can propose a law.
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But if you're going to visit another country, you abide by their rules.
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Same thing if you go over to someone else's house and you say, "Well, at our house we
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do it this way."
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It's like, "Well, jerk, you're at my house, so we're going to do things my way because
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you're in my house.
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All countries are sovereign, they should be able to operate the way that they want,
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we shouldn't be ignorant about their laws, be careful what you put in your luggage."
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All right, next, quick hitter here, a 12-year-old American girl being strangled to death by
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two illegal immigrants.
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This is according to CNN, 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungare was walking to a convenience store
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in Houston when she disappeared, police say.
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She was found dead in a creek earlier this month.
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Two undocumented men, otherwise known as illegal immigrants from Venezuela, are accused of
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killing the girl and both are facing charges of capital murder and her death, according
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to the Houston Police Department.
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Both are being held on $10 million bond this week, court records show.
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The 12-year-old was strangled to death according to medical examiner, the Associated Press reported.
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Johann Jose Martinez Wrangel, 22, and Franklin Jose Peña Ramos, 26, were arrested on June
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20, three days after Jocelyn's strangled body was found in the creek, according to the Houston
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Police Department.
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Both men are from Venezuela and enter the US illegally, a spokesperson for the US Immigration
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and Customs Enforcement told CNN, "Where and when they enter the country is unclear,"
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the spokesperson said, "but each had been apprehended near El Paso by US Border Patrol,
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Martinez Wrangel on March 14 and Peña Ramos on May 28 and released with a notice to appear
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in court in the future."
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So these are two people that we caught on their way into the country and as opposed
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to saying, "Too bad, so sad we gotcha.
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Take your butt back to Venezuela," we said, "Come on in.
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Here's a slip of paper.
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Do you promise that you'll make it to your court date?
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See, I promise."
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And then we just let them go.
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So my big takeaway on this is this little girl's blood and the blood of any American
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that has been injured, harmed, or killed by an illegal immigrant is on Joe Biden's hands.
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And on the hands of every single president that didn't shut down the southern border
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completely, right?
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It's on their hands.
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And the reason why I say it's on Joe Biden's hands is because he is in charge.
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He is the commander-in-chief.
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He's in charge of the entire federal government, which includes the sovereignty of our borders.
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And so the people like Alejandro Mayorkas that he put up to be the director or the secretary
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of the Department of Homeland Security, that is a Joe Biden appointee.
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He appointed his vice president, Kamala Harris, to take care of the border situation, which
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has been a laughable joker's laugh, if you will, failure.
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And so not a single American should ever be harmed by an illegal immigrant, whether on
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accident or on purpose.
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That certainly includes this situation.
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All right.
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Next quick hitter here, Disney being racist against white people.
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So this is according to James O'Keefe on his Twitter page, breaking senior vice president
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at the Walt Disney Company details discriminatory hiring practices.
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Somebody else is going to tell you this, but they're not considering any white males for
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the job, says Michael G. Ordono, the vice president of business affairs.
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There's no way we're hiring a white male.
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G. Ordono reveals Disney uses code words and buzzwords to avoid legal action and even mentions
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a candidate being rejected for not looking black enough.
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G. Ordono also admits Disney gives bonuses to executives for practicing diversity equity
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and inclusion.
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There it is again, agreeing that diversity helps with financial incentives.
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G. Ordono further claims he's been denied promotions due to his race.
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So you can check all that out in the show notes.
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You can click on that link and go there.
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But here's my big takeaway.
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Sure guys, by all means, keep supporting companies like Disney that hate you.
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Keep doing it.
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Keep your Disney plus subscription.
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Because gosh, it's just got to be annoying if you had to access other types of content
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from companies that don't hate people like you.
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Keep your, keep your vacation on the books for going to Disney World or Disneyland.
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Sure.
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Keep going.
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It's no big deal.
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It's just your hard-earned American dollars flowing into a company that hates people that
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might look like you or believe the things that you do, but sure, keep your Disney Cruise.
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It would be so inconvenient for you to re-book your cruise with a different company or to
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as your booking a cruise, think about a different company to begin with, sure do that.
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Guys, how many other examples do you need?
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How many other examples do you need?
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These companies hate you.
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They hate your values.
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They hate your God.
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They hate your chosen political party.
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They hate your philosophies.
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They hate how you operate in this world.
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They hate you and your family.
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Why are you giving them your money?
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What is wrong with you?
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Like literally this is a person high up at Disney saying, "Yeah, we're not going to consider
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white males for these positions."
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Again, it goes back to, "Let's put the most qualified people in these positions."
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Now, hiring a Secret Service Agent is obviously more important than hiring somebody to create
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animations at Disney or somebody to be a manager at Disney World or something like that.
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But this is what they're signaling to you.
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So you're just going to walk through Disneyland and ignore the bearded ladies that are helping
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little girls put on their makeup.
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Really?
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These auto-gonna feel like pedophiles that you're just giving access to your kid and
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paying thousands of dollars to allow them to do this?
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Okay, guys, I'm going to keep talking about it.
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I'm going to keep beating this drum, and apparently, you guys are going to keep supporting companies
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like Disney.
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So that one's on you.
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All right, the next quick hitter here, the Southern Baptist Convention condemning the use
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of in vitro fertilization.
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So this is according to religion new service.
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Delegates to the Southern Baptist Convention's annual meeting passed a resolution on Wednesday
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June the 12th, calling for more government regulation of the in vitro fertilization process
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and urging the denominations, members themselves pursuing IVF fertility treatments to limit
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the number of embryos created in the process.
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But the delegates fell short of calling for a ban on IVF or opposing it outright.
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A stance abortion foes have been agitating for since Alabama court ruled in February that
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unused frozen embryos often destroyed intentionally or inadvertently after being stored are protected
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by wrongful death laws.
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Debate over unused embryos has taken on new intensity as IVF has become a new frontline
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on the abortion issue since the fall of Roe v. Wade.
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The resolution passed Wednesday urged Southern Baptist to reaffirm the unconditional value
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and write to life of every human being, including those in the embryonic stage, and to only
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utilize reproductive technologies consistent with that affirmation, especially in the number
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of embryos generated in the IVF process.
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So let's go to my big takeaway on this one.
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This is fine.
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But we should be fighting for an outright ban.
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And no, I don't just mean for the SBC, I mean for the country.
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So I did an entire episode on IVF and why Christians shouldn't use it.
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That's episode 582 of this podcast.
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It's been very controversial.
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It even came up in a in a recent episode of ask a pastor, you know, Joby Martin got some
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flack for the fact that he's a friend of ours and his church supports our ministry.
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Because of that episode, not there are a lot of people that weren't that were mad about
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that episode.
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But one thing that became clear about the people that were mad about that episode is
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they didn't listen to it.
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They didn't listen to it.
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They did what dummies do.
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They did what lazy people do.
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They read the title and assumed to what I said, that would be like, you know, looking at
1:02:53
the track list for an album and then saying, Oh, album sucked.
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Well, did you listen to it?
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No, that'd be like grabbing a book and reading the title and saying, Oh, terrible book, poorly
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written.
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Someone be like, Well, did you read it?
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Well, no.
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And so don't take critique from people you wouldn't take advice from.
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So that applies to me and the show.
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If you're not even going to engage with my content, then you are not qualified to critique
1:03:18
my content.
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So you can keep your opinions to yourself.
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But to summarize my reasons that I gave on episode 582 for the problems with IVF is
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one, it almost always results in the death of image bears of God, right?
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You could basically say it always results in the death because on average, they're putting
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out about eight embryos that they are not going to put all eight into the woman.
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They know that they are creating more embryos than will very likely survive.
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Okay.
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Now I've heard about different Christian organizations like, Oh, we're only making one or two embryos
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or something like that.
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But right now that is prohibitively expensive, right?
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So people aren't making one or two, they are doing the economic thing, not the moral thing.
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They're creating more image bearers of Christ so that they have a higher chance of getting
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one that will survive on the back end, right?
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And we're guys, we're within years of hearing about massive IVF facilities, either losing
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these frozen people, destroying these frozen people because they ran out of freezer space
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or donating these frozen people to science, that's so that their tissue can be used for
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whatever research, right?
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So we're basically dealing in death when we're using IVF.
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It's just the reality.
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I also said that it commodifies human beings because it's allowing, you know, gay couples
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or men and women to go to a catalog and say, Oh, well, you know, I want, you know, a kid
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with maybe this eye color and I had that has this background and you have these gay couples
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going in and saying, well, well, I wouldn't want somebody from this type of a donor and
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I'm going to choose a surrogate that, you know, fits my ideological things and maybe
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he's really cute and really in really good shape and his crossfit and all those types
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of things.
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So we're commodifying human beings deeply problematic.
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I also said that it removes procreation from the conjugal union because obviously we were
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given the conjugal union so that we could procreate and so that we could enjoy it and
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so that we could be like, God, you're awesome.
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You gave me pleasure centers on the tip of my peepee.
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This is great.
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And then the last thing I said is that it opens the door for same sex couples to conceive
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their own children, which I've kind of already talked about.
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It's a deeply nefarious thing, you're allowing lesbian and gay couples to forcefully bring
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a child into this world that will either not have a father or not have a mother.
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And we know because of the fall, those situations happen anyway.
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We have deadbeat dads that take off.
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We have moms that die in childbirth.
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We have dads that, you know, the, you know, that get killed and war and they can't come
1:05:36
back to their babies.
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And so kids don't have a dad around all that stuff happens.
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But each kid born deserves a mother and a father that are involved in their life.
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And we're commodifying these children and allowing these gay couples to take that off
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the table right from the beginning.
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And then you're allowing these children to grow up in this milieu of this in a bobbinable
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sin of same sex sexual acts.
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It's just, it's a horrible thing.
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And IVF plays into all of that.
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All right.
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Next quick hitter here, the state of Louisiana mandating that the 10 commandments be displayed
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in school classrooms.
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So this is according to NPR, Louisiana has become the first state to require that the
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10 commandments be displayed in every public school classroom.
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The latest move from a GOP dominated legislature pushing a conservative agenda under a new
1:06:19
governor.
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The legislation that Republican governor Jeff Landry signed into law on Wednesday, this
1:06:24
was a month ago, requires a poster size display of the 10 commandments in large, easily readable
1:06:29
font in all public school classrooms from kindergarten to state funded universities.
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Opponents questioned the laws constitutionality and vowed to challenge it in court.
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Our opponents said the measure is not solely religious, but that it is just that it has
1:06:42
historical significance in the language of the law.
1:06:45
The 10 commandments are foundational documents of our state and national government.
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So of course, I'm a fan of this.
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Why would I not be a fan of this?
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And also, of course, atheists and leftists are not right there.
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They're just there's been whaling and gnashing of teeth.
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Oh, this is terrible.
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You're forcing things down our throat and all that, but let's go to the big takeaway here.
1:07:07
I have several, number one, I don't believe you when you say that you are outraged about
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religion in the classroom, okay, you've just, well, I guess you're just mad that it isn't
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your religion in the classroom.
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More specifically, that's the religion of left ism, the pro LGBTQ plus lifestyle choices,
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pro abortion, pro BLM, pro transing, the kids, anti Christianity, anti gun, anti Israel, right?
1:07:37
You want those things to be exclusive you want exclusive access for those religions in your
1:07:43
classroom, but not just the Judeo Christian ones or specifically the Christian ones.
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So I don't really believe your outrage.
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And the second thing is, is this reminds me to remind you that you don't know what you're
1:07:56
talking about when it comes to the separation of church and state that people like to throw
1:08:00
around because news flash separation of church and state that language is found nowhere in
1:08:07
the United States Constitution news flash.
1:08:10
The language is found nowhere in the bill of rights or any of the other amendments.
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News flash that language was from a letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote to the Danbury
1:08:23
Baptist Association in 1801 to answer a letter from them written in October of 1801.
1:08:31
The Danbury Baptist were a religious minority in the state of Connecticut and they were
1:08:35
concerned that their rights might be violated by the state.
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Let me repeat that.
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The Danbury Baptist were concerned that their rights might be violated by the capital S state.
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Here's my last news flash.
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The whole point that Jefferson was making was that the church and the state should remain
1:08:57
separate.
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The actual language was a wall of separation between church and state, but it wasn't because
1:09:03
he was afraid that the church was going to infiltrate the state.
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No, because he was afraid that the state would infiltrate the church.
1:09:13
So when people are like, ah, can't put the 10 commandments on the wall, separation of
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church and state, you are either an ignoramus or a moron.
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Okay.
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Those are the only options because that's not the point.
1:09:27
People are like, well, the constitution says it's like, well, for someone that doesn't care
1:09:30
about the constitution in any other context, let me just suggest that you read it before
1:09:35
you make any type of declaration of something that comes from the constitution.
1:09:40
So I'm all for this.
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I'm for it in the state of Oklahoma.
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I'm for it across the board because even if we just were to reduce it to, oh, it's
1:09:47
a historically significant document, it is at least that.
1:09:51
Let's say every Christian on the planet is wrong.
1:09:53
Moses didn't actually exist.
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This was just kind of a combination of wisdom from all different areas and it was put into
1:09:59
a list of 10 and all that type of stuff.
1:10:02
It's still a historically significant document.
1:10:04
And I agree with Dennis Prager on this.
1:10:06
If everyone on the planet abided by the 10 commandments, we wouldn't need militaries
1:10:10
and when we wouldn't need police, we would need lawyers, we would need jails.
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If everyone just followed the 10 commandments, why would you not want children to see that?
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But you wanted them to see like some drag queen with a dildo reading a kid's book.
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Give me a break.
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All right.
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Next quick hitter here.
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Massive issues with supposed miracle weight loss drugs.
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Okay.
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So this is according to US News and World Report.
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A federal court in Philadelphia is gearing up to evaluate a challenge to the makers of
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ozimpic will go V and similar weight loss drugs in a case that has huge implications for
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public trust and medicine and government regulations.
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It will also likely affect a multi billion dollar market for weight loss drugs that more
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than 15 million Americans reportedly use last month.
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Now dozens of patients who suffered gastrointestinal problems, including intestinal obstruction
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have brought lawsuits alleging drug makers failed to properly warn patients about the
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risks.
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So there's a lot I can say about this, but I'll just go right to my big takeaway here.
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There are really victims in this story, to be honest.
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I think that both sides are at fault.
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I think that fat people are at fault for trying to take this magic, make me skinny pill as
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opposed to taking care of themselves like an adult.
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And I think that these companies are at fault for ignoring the glaring physical drawbacks
1:11:30
of these drugs in order to profit off fat and lazy people.
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Now, just to be clear, I'm specifically talking about people that are purposely using these
1:11:39
drugs in off label ways because they're too lazy to exercise or too undisciplined to not
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eat highly processed garbage at, you know, at all hours of the night.
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Okay.
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So that's what I'm talking about.
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I know that there are people that are using this for the reason that I was supposed to
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be used because they're diabetic or something like that.
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But that's not what most people are using this for.
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But in this type of a thing, it's like, color me shocked.
1:12:01
You're telling me that there are issues with a drug that all you have to do is jam it into
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your leg.
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And all of a sudden you're skinny.
1:12:08
Guys, there's no such thing as a free lunch, no pun intended here.
1:12:11
There's no such thing as a free lunch with these things because the class action lawsuits
1:12:16
that are coming against ozimpic and will go V and these other types of creators of these
1:12:19
similar medicines, they came so fast, so fast, like historically fast.
1:12:26
Typically, I mean, like it took a long time for people to, you know, with asbestos and
1:12:31
things like that for these class action lawsuits to be set up and all that.
1:12:35
This was like immediate, like almost immediately after it was being used in off-label ways,
1:12:41
people were experiencing terrible problems and I think some people have died as well.
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It's like, well, yeah, there is no miracle way to lose weight.
1:12:50
I guess you could chop your leg off, you lose weight, but there's no miracle way to do that
1:12:55
where you stay intact because here's the thing that you're seeing.
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These people that are overweight, they take these things and it looks like their body
1:13:02
just melted, like their body looks like a candle that's been lit.
1:13:06
It's just like their tissue is melting off their body because people aren't just losing
1:13:11
fat when they take something like ozimpic, they're losing muscle and connective tissue,
1:13:17
which is if these people, let's say they lose a bunch of weight, now they're going to be
1:13:20
active now that they've lost the weight, now they are super susceptible to injuries
1:13:25
and sickness because they took the short route.
1:13:29
They took the easy route, right, as opposed to making any life changes whatsoever, like
1:13:35
they did that.
1:13:36
So my suggestion to you guys is if you know somebody that has done this to themselves
1:13:42
to lose weight, I would highly suggest that you not celebrate that person.
1:13:46
Don't tell them, "Oh my gosh, girl, you look so good.
1:13:49
Oh my gosh, man, look at you, dropping the pounds."
1:13:52
No, why in the world would you want to celebrate somebody that's doing something to themselves
1:13:57
that is potentially incredibly harmful or deadly?
1:14:01
Like again, if you're considering using this or using them right now, I would highly suggest
1:14:05
you get off it.
1:14:06
Yeah, working out really, really sucks.
1:14:09
It sucks every time.
1:14:10
Your heart rates up, you're sweaty, you're uncomfortable, but that's how you get better.
1:14:14
That's how God designed us to get better.
1:14:16
So let's stick with his design.
1:14:18
All right, last quick hitter here, mentally ill men and morbidly obese women winning
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beauty pageant.
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This was according to ABC News, Bayley and Kennedy was crowned the new Miss Maryland
1:14:28
USA in June, becoming not only the first transgender woman, which is to say a man to
1:14:33
win the title, but also the first Asian American to achieve the coveted honor.
1:14:38
So this is a dude that won a beauty pageant, but not to be outdone in the ridiculousness
1:14:45
Olympics.
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The state of Alabama crowned a severely morbidly obese woman named Sarah Milliken as Miss Alabama.
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So to my editor, shout out to my editor, Landon, if you could put up a side by side right now,
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these two individuals, okay, so you can obviously tell the difference.
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So the morbidly obese one in the red dress, that's Sarah Milliken, she's Miss Alabama.
1:15:06
And then the other person, which if you give a quick glance is certainly passable as a woman.
1:15:13
This is Bayley and Kennedy.
1:15:14
That is a dude that is wearing a lot of makeup, has a lot of hair extensions, has gone to the
1:15:18
tanning bed quite a bit.
1:15:19
Well, Asian, maybe they haven't gone that much and had a bunch of different surgeries
1:15:23
to look as a passable female.
1:15:25
If you're not actually paying attention, let's go to my big takeaway on this one, a culture
1:15:32
that celebrates mental illness and physically sick people and holds them up as paragons
1:15:42
of virtue is a culture that will soon cease to exist.
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So let's talk about so-called Bayley and Kennedy right now.
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This is a guy that thinks he is a woman or he likes cosplaying as a woman.
1:15:55
He likes wearing a woman face and the people that run the Miss Maryland pageant, who had
1:16:01
plenty of actual red blooded women there and available to choose from, decided to make
1:16:07
a political statement and chose a transgender woman, which is to say a biological male that
1:16:11
has mental illness to win this title, because they wanted to make history.
1:16:16
First transgender woman to win Miss Maryland and when you know it's also the first Asian-American
1:16:20
woman to win this coveted honor, right?
1:16:24
This is a political thing.
1:16:26
And so there are gender confused children or children that have much housing by proxy
1:16:30
because of their horrific parents, typically women, typically mothers, that are going to
1:16:35
see Bayley and Kennedy be like, oh, that can be me someday.
1:16:38
Little boys will think I can become Miss Maryland someday, thus furthering their delusion and
1:16:44
their mental illness.
1:16:45
And then on the other side, this kind of goes back to the last thing, but Sarah Milliken
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is looks to be about a hundred pounds minimum overweight.
1:16:55
This is not a healthy person.
1:16:57
You cannot look like a stack of mashed potatoes and be healthy.
1:17:02
There are people that are big bodied, big boned that are healthy.
1:17:07
There are people that have higher than, you know, Mr. Olympia levels of body fat percentages
1:17:13
but are healthy as an ox because they're just thicker people.
1:17:17
I mentioned Samoans earlier.
1:17:19
How many like super skinny Samoans have you met?
1:17:21
Like these are people.
1:17:22
They're just thick and a lot of them are very, very healthy, but they're thick.
1:17:26
They're never going to have an eight pack.
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Okay.
1:17:28
They're just thick people, but they're healthy.
1:17:31
This person is sloppy and overweight.
1:17:35
And I'm not sitting here just pointing, you know, casting aspersions at her.
1:17:38
I feel horrible for Sarah Milliken, horrible for her because after pictures started to
1:17:45
be released from the Miss Alabama pageant that she won as Miss Alabama, again, this is
1:17:50
a beauty pageant.
1:17:51
There's nothing beautiful about obesity.
1:17:53
There's nothing beautiful about people killing themselves via fat.
1:17:57
The people reacted in the way that you would think like, wait a minute.
1:18:00
This isn't beautiful.
1:18:02
Like she's made in the image of God, like, you know, she hopefully she finds her faith
1:18:07
in Christ and all those different things, but she's not caring for the one body that
1:18:10
God gave her to steward well.
1:18:13
She's not doing that in a good way.
1:18:16
But then everyone was just excorating all these horrible people, these, these anti fat
1:18:21
people, these people that are just not inclusive of people that don't look perfect.
1:18:26
That's not what anybody is saying.
1:18:28
Now there might be, there might actually be some people out there that are just saying
1:18:31
that just be mean, you know, they love to have been point of fat people to be mean.
1:18:34
But when I see fat people, I'm like, God, that's terrible.
1:18:37
Like why are you doing this to yourself?
1:18:40
Because I guarantee you guys, unless you have some sort of extreme thyroid issue, like,
1:18:45
and I mean extreme thyroid issue.
1:18:48
If you eat a diet of real food, so not crap from the internal sides of the grocery store,
1:18:54
it's not tequitos and, you know, Taco Bell.
1:18:57
But if you're eating real food, if you're eating red meat and you're eating vegetables
1:19:01
and you're eating fresh fruit and all those types of things.
1:19:04
And if you even do a moderate level of exercise, I would even potentially include walking in
1:19:08
that you take a brisk, long walk three or four days a week, you will not be obese.
1:19:14
And I don't mean BMI obese, according to BMI, I'm like 30 pounds obese, right?
1:19:19
I mean, you won't be unhealthily obese.
1:19:22
It's just not possible that this calorie in calorie out thing, like it's real.
1:19:27
Like, you don't have to get into the weighing out your meals and figuring out whether you
1:19:32
should do keto or carnivore or, or lions, diet or all these, you don't have to do any of
1:19:36
those things.
1:19:38
Just move more, eat less.
1:19:40
Or if you're going to eat more, make sure it's actually real food.
1:19:44
But in our culture, we're so afraid of offending people that a man with mental illness and
1:19:49
a woman with severe obesity and it's going to lead to so much, you know, her all cause
1:19:54
mortality rates are so much higher than normal.
1:19:57
We want these people to be off limits.
1:19:59
We want them to be beyond criticism.
1:20:01
And I'm just like, no, the people in Bailey and Kennedy's life and the people in Sarah
1:20:06
Milliken's life, they don't actually love them.
1:20:10
I'm convinced.
1:20:11
I talk about, you know, American Idol back in the day, you know, watch the first couple
1:20:14
of weeks and you have these people go out there and just make complete asses of themselves
1:20:18
by singing out loud in front of professionals and they don't know how to sing.
1:20:22
They can't sing.
1:20:23
They don't have a nice voice.
1:20:25
Those people don't have people in their life that love them.
1:20:27
They don't have people that can pull them aside and be like, Hey, hey, hey, hey.
1:20:31
I know you've always had a dream to be a singer, but brother, I love you.
1:20:35
You can't sing.
1:20:36
It doesn't sound good when you sing and it's not just me.
1:20:38
Everybody knows it.
1:20:39
Please don't go on American Idol.
1:20:41
These people, Bailey and Sarah should have people in their life that should pull them
1:20:45
aside and be like, Hey, Bailey, you're not a dude.
1:20:48
I'll call you Bailey or sorry, you're not a woman.
1:20:50
I'll call you Bailey, whatever, but you're just not a woman.
1:20:53
Can we can we stop with this farce?
1:20:55
Can we please get you some help?
1:20:56
Hey, Sarah, I know you just want a beauty pageant and all that.
1:21:00
But if you stay the size that you are now, or if you continue to grow in size, you're
1:21:05
going to die like there's a reason why you don't see morbidly obese people in their 70s.
1:21:12
It's because they don't exist because they died of some sort of cancer or some sort of
1:21:16
heart disease well before then.
1:21:18
So as a culture, I think we should come together and stop celebrating these people.
1:21:22
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