CLANGING CYMBALS

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[00:00:42] And I welcome you today to CSC Talk Radio. This is Beth Ann.

[00:00:46] It's my honor, my privilege, and my pleasure to be here with you. I feel like a little off-key here, a little off-something.

[00:00:52] Today is kind of a special day for me, and it's December the 16th.

[00:01:01] And it was back in 1983 when I lost everything in a fire.

[00:01:06] I did not lose my family. I lost every materialistic thing when our home burned.

[00:01:14] And you've heard the story before, so I won't go into it.

[00:01:18] But it does make me thankful for what I have.

[00:01:22] And what I remember are losing those things that I put away for good and never used.

[00:01:27] You know, I didn't get China when I got married.

[00:01:30] I think that upset my mother-in-law. I didn't register for China.

[00:01:34] But I had ironstone that I saved for good.

[00:01:38] It was from Sears Roebuck, as a matter of fact.

[00:01:41] And so I always say there's no other special day better than today.

[00:01:49] So get out your China. Get out your ironstone.

[00:01:51] Whatever it is that you've been saving, that dress for good, today is the good.

[00:01:59] Be thankful for what you have.

[00:02:01] And it was in that year that followed.

[00:02:03] Of course, I was eight months along with my youngest son, who turned 40 this year.

[00:02:08] So it was in that year, in the spring, when Lee Greenwood's big hit that we all love,

[00:02:19] God Bless the USA, became a huge hit.

[00:02:25] And when I first heard the song, the words brought very strong emotions.

[00:02:36] If tomorrow all the things were gone, I worked for all my life.

[00:02:41] And I had to start again with just my children and my wife.

[00:02:45] I'd thank my lucky stars to be living here today.

[00:02:49] Because the flag still stands for freedom.

[00:02:52] And they can't take that away.

[00:02:55] You know, it's very true.

[00:02:58] But then this morning when I was writing this, I thought, well, what about those today who are trying desperately to start over?

[00:03:10] And particularly those in the south and Tennessee and areas there who are without because of the flooding hurricane.

[00:03:19] They are still struggling.

[00:03:22] So as I pray today, I want to pray with thankfulness.

[00:03:26] But I want to pray for them.

[00:03:29] Because I know what it's like.

[00:03:33] When you wake up and all you've got on, all you have is the clothes you have on.

[00:03:40] That's it.

[00:03:41] And your family.

[00:03:42] Which is great.

[00:03:43] But God does not leave us in these times.

[00:03:47] Sometimes.

[00:03:48] But sometimes you have to really force yourself to feel him.

[00:03:53] Because you're so down.

[00:03:56] And you're dealing with insurance companies.

[00:03:58] And you're dealing with this.

[00:03:59] And you're dealing with that.

[00:04:01] And you don't have the insurance policy because it burned up or washed away in the flood.

[00:04:07] For such a time as this, most gracious Heavenly Father, we do praise you that you are an omnipotent God.

[00:04:14] Omnipresent God.

[00:04:16] You don't leave us.

[00:04:18] And yet we live in this broken world and tragedies happened.

[00:04:25] So, Father, I thank you for seeing me through that tragedy.

[00:04:28] And others through my life.

[00:04:32] For holding my children safe.

[00:04:37] And, Father, I pray for those today in the United States and around the globe.

[00:04:45] Who have suffered similar or worse tragedies in their lives.

[00:04:51] May they feel your comfort.

[00:04:55] May they know that there is hope for tomorrow, even though today all they have is what they are wearing.

[00:05:03] It's getting cold.

[00:05:04] It's winter.

[00:05:08] It's winter.

[00:05:10] And they don't have a home.

[00:05:12] Some of them are living in tents.

[00:05:16] Father, give them aid.

[00:05:20] Give them comfort.

[00:05:22] Make them strong.

[00:05:25] May their faith grow ever large as they minister to those around them.

[00:05:36] Father, may we know and understand that we need to rely on you more and more every day.

[00:06:01] Every hour, every minute.

[00:06:04] Because you are our strength.

[00:06:07] You are the comforter.

[00:06:09] You are the Savior.

[00:06:11] We thank you for your love and your grace and your mercy.

[00:06:15] For such a time as this, I pray.

[00:06:18] In Jesus' name.

[00:06:19] Amen.

[00:06:21] When I came in this morning, we always share our devotional.

[00:06:27] And when I came in and we plugged in my computer, the new screen that showed up, you know, it always has a picture on it.

[00:06:34] It was just vastness.

[00:06:36] It was a galaxy.

[00:06:37] It was just vastness in the stars, the galaxy.

[00:06:40] And I said, what is up with that?

[00:06:41] And then we opened up December 16th in the devotional book.

[00:06:46] And it says, why the star?

[00:06:50] We have seen his star in the east and have come to worship him.

[00:06:54] Matthew 2, 2.

[00:06:56] What compelled the Magi to put aside all they were doing to undertake a long and dangerous journey following one shimmering star across the landscape?

[00:07:06] The wise men were astrologers, seeking to understand human events by reading the constellations.

[00:07:13] It was their habit to compare the skies to prophetic literature, including the Jewish scriptures.

[00:07:19] Perhaps they had read in Romans 24, 17, which says,

[00:07:35] For the ancient Magi, the message was clear.

[00:07:39] A great king announced with the silent fanfare of a brilliant star was on the way.

[00:07:44] And if such a king was foretold more than 1,000 years earlier, he was worth traveling to see.

[00:07:54] So they came, and so do we.

[00:07:58] Somehow this star, our star, broke through the galaxies, which I saw this morning,

[00:08:04] to remind us that the intimate story of the nativity is written on the widest of canvases.

[00:08:11] And when we see the promised Savior, every star dims by comparison.

[00:08:19] He became like us so we could become like him.

[00:08:25] Max Licato.

[00:08:26] I don't believe in coincidences, I told Rudy.

[00:08:29] Do you think it was a coincidence I was fussing about that galaxy, that vastness that I saw on my computer,

[00:08:36] and then today's devotion was about that star.

[00:08:41] Sometimes we forget, don't we?

[00:08:46] Well, we'll quit being all churchy, and we'll get to business here.

[00:08:50] I want to talk to you about a couple of things today.

[00:08:54] What they say.

[00:08:56] Nothing more than noise and clanging cymbals.

[00:08:59] And that comes out of Scripture.

[00:09:00] As I just said, I wasn't going to do that.

[00:09:02] But if I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but I have not love,

[00:09:08] I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.

[00:09:13] We're going to talk about some clanging cymbals today.

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[00:09:20] This is Beth Ann.

[00:09:21] I hope you are thankful for what you have today.

[00:09:24] For tomorrow, we just don't know.

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[00:13:07] This is Beth Ann.

[00:13:08] I'm basically concentrating on Liz Warren and some of the media that have been like clanging cymbals,

[00:13:18] referring to the murderer of this CEO of the insurance company.

[00:13:24] Now, cymbals, I was a percussionist.

[00:13:27] I played the cymbals, and I played the drum, and I played a few other things that you do.

[00:13:31] When they're put with the band and the orchestra, oh, they bring in the drama.

[00:13:35] But when you're just beating a cymbal all by itself, it's pretty much just noise.

[00:13:45] I think it's sick, and it's dangerous.

[00:13:48] These people on the left making the back-shooting murderer a hero.

[00:13:54] This coward, Luigi Mangione, or however you say his name, is not a hero.

[00:14:01] His actions saved no lives.

[00:14:05] He was not brave enough to face the man, the innocent of any wrongdoing to Luigi.

[00:14:12] So he snuck up behind him and he shot him in the back.

[00:14:16] And he kept shooting until he was dead.

[00:14:19] Yep.

[00:14:20] That fixes the health care problems in America, doesn't it?

[00:14:25] Liz Warren said this.

[00:14:27] The visceral response of people around the country who feel cheated, ripped off, and threatened by the vile practices of their insurance companies should be warning to everyone in the health care system.

[00:14:41] Violence is never the answer, but...

[00:14:44] Pekal can only be pushed so far.

[00:14:49] She says she should have said violence is never the answer, period.

[00:14:53] But she didn't.

[00:14:56] The people can only be pushed so far, she said.

[00:14:59] And let this be a warning to everyone else, she said.

[00:15:03] The murderer.

[00:15:05] The excuses.

[00:15:07] Lizzie Warren and the other media.

[00:15:10] People will only take so much.

[00:15:14] Yeah, but...

[00:15:17] The confused clanging symbols of the left don't know the difference between a hero and a thug.

[00:15:24] Maybe because they themselves are the thugs.

[00:15:28] But they deem themselves as heroes.

[00:15:31] Policy makes thugs.

[00:15:33] They're policy making thugs.

[00:15:35] Who don't have to live by their own policies.

[00:15:39] Mangione is a sick individual.

[00:15:42] Yet the left wants to make him a martyr.

[00:15:45] A martyr for what or for whom?

[00:15:50] Obamacare?

[00:15:52] Interesting.

[00:15:53] She says people can only take so much.

[00:15:57] She comments regarding a backstabbing, backshooting murderer.

[00:16:02] But she can't understand the great political democrat losses of November 5th election.

[00:16:11] Well, Lizzie, people can only take so much.

[00:16:15] It is Obamacare that has caused all the stir regarding health care.

[00:16:21] And Obamacare didn't lead Luigi to do what he did.

[00:16:26] He's sick.

[00:16:27] But it actually started with Hillary fixing things.

[00:16:31] Remember?

[00:16:32] Oh, wow.

[00:16:33] We dodged that bullet not once but twice, didn't we?

[00:16:36] It was back in the day when an insurance policy before Hillary was a contract between the buyer and the insurance company.

[00:16:45] Usually it was an 80-20.

[00:16:47] Rejections of treatments was less existent.

[00:16:52] But, well, not non-existent.

[00:16:54] Because your contract with the insurance company dictated you knew what was going to be covered and what wasn't.

[00:17:01] You knew when you went to the dentist you weren't going to get dental work.

[00:17:04] You knew when you went there you weren't going to get this.

[00:17:06] The contract laid it out.

[00:17:09] What was covered and what was not.

[00:17:12] No major med, usually.

[00:17:13] You had to pay more for that.

[00:17:14] Whether it was pregnancy cover or no pregnancy cover, you marked the box of what you wanted.

[00:17:21] No.

[00:17:24] Whatever doctor visits, yes.

[00:17:26] Major med, no.

[00:17:27] Or perhaps you bought a higher contract policy that paid more.

[00:17:32] And so did you in that respect.

[00:17:34] You paid a higher premium.

[00:17:36] Monthly, bi-yearly, whatever.

[00:17:38] However, however, when government, pharma, and the medical field teamed up regarding your health care, it not only became more expensive, it became controlled.

[00:17:53] They controlled your health care treatments.

[00:17:56] The caring of your health was or is no longer between you and your doctor.

[00:18:02] But it is under the scrutiny of some people, many people, in high-rise offices wearing suits.

[00:18:09] And so when Lizzie is way upset about the CEO making too much money and Bernie Sanders is upset, maybe they should think about the Obamacare they signed.

[00:18:22] It became health control management, not health care.

[00:18:28] Under Hillary, when Bill decided she could fix it, we were introduced to the HMOs and the PPOs.

[00:18:34] I was working in the medical field at this time.

[00:18:37] It became confusing.

[00:18:39] You had gatekeepers.

[00:18:40] There was certain language that was used that would determine if you needed a specialist.

[00:18:46] No longer could you just pick up the phone and call a heart doctor or an orthopedist or a kidney doctor or a specialist of any kind.

[00:18:54] Not without a referral, which had to be approved, but a referral from the primary care physician.

[00:19:02] Now, your primary care physician was signed up under certain insurance companies.

[00:19:07] And now, you know, you can only use the doctor that signed up under your insurance company.

[00:19:14] So say you had Blue Cross and Blue Shield, you know, 30 years ago when this all started.

[00:19:19] I don't know if it's been quite that long.

[00:19:22] You may have lost your doctor.

[00:19:24] Remember Obama?

[00:19:24] If you like your physician, you can keep your physician.

[00:19:27] It was a huge lie because it wasn't true.

[00:19:29] We want to blame the insurance companies, but that blame might be slightly, not entirely, misplaced.

[00:19:36] Isn't that correct, Lizzie?

[00:19:39] It's called Obamacare.

[00:19:41] It's called government care.

[00:19:43] And Lizzie loves it.

[00:19:45] She promoted it.

[00:19:46] She voted for it.

[00:19:48] So why would people be upset today, Lizzie?

[00:19:51] Why are Americans upset with this perfectly affordable Obamacare?

[00:19:57] She'll never admit it.

[00:19:59] None of them will.

[00:20:00] But you see, what they are after now is 100% socialized medicine.

[00:20:08] Yep.

[00:20:10] That CEO made more money.

[00:20:13] They want it.

[00:20:15] More bureaucracy.

[00:20:17] That always fixes the Democrats, think.

[00:20:20] And that is why things get worse, really, in reality.

[00:20:27] But Lizzie, you can only push people so far before they vote no, like they did on November 5th.

[00:20:36] They're sick and tired of government controlling everything.

[00:20:42] They're sick and tired of the bureaucracy.

[00:20:45] And here, what they are leaning towards, they don't care about that CEO being shot in the back.

[00:20:51] They don't care about Luigi's mental illness.

[00:20:54] They care about money.

[00:20:56] That CEO is making way too much money.

[00:20:59] The government needs to control that.

[00:21:02] The government needs to have that money.

[00:21:05] They want that money.

[00:21:07] Liz wants that money.

[00:21:09] Bernie Sanders wants that money.

[00:21:11] And the mainstream media and those nighttime so-called comedians that are trying to make Luigi out to be a hero because he fought back on health care.

[00:21:28] Wait a minute.

[00:21:29] We're under Obamacare.

[00:21:30] I thought that was supposed to be all the answer to everything.

[00:21:34] What happened to it?

[00:21:36] Next time somebody interviews Lizzie Warren or Bernie Sanders, we're going to go, wait, wait.

[00:21:42] What are you talking about?

[00:21:44] We have your perfect Obamacare.

[00:21:47] What are you talking about?

[00:21:50] You voted for this.

[00:21:53] All of you did, including the Republicans.

[00:21:55] Remember, they had the opportunity in 2012 to defund Obamacare.

[00:22:02] But they didn't.

[00:22:04] But none of them really have to worry about it because we've taken care of them real goodly, haven't we?

[00:22:12] They vote themselves good coverage.

[00:22:16] They make sure they're well taken care of.

[00:22:19] They make sure once they're elected, they have it up.

[00:22:22] They have a nice ride the rest of the way.

[00:22:26] But it's not enough.

[00:22:28] It's not enough.

[00:22:31] Gee, I wonder how much Nancy Pelosi's hip replacement is going to cost her.

[00:22:38] I'm betting not a dime.

[00:22:40] She didn't even have to pay for the plane ticket going over where she is in Germany or coming back.

[00:22:49] What if that had been you?

[00:22:51] What if that had been me?

[00:22:54] First of all, my daughter-in-law would have got on to me for wearing high heels.

[00:22:59] But what if that had been one of us over there falling down and breaking our hip to the degree that it needed replaced?

[00:23:06] Because she is old, you know.

[00:23:09] I'm pretty sure the government wouldn't have paid my plane ticket and they wouldn't have paid the entire part of that hip replacement.

[00:23:21] Obamacare.

[00:23:23] Lizzie's upset about Obamacare.

[00:23:25] They're upset that that CEO makes too much money.

[00:23:29] Jeez.

[00:23:30] How did that ever happen?

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[00:28:09] Excuse me, I'm a little froggy there.

[00:28:11] We're going to move on.

[00:28:13] We've talked about Obamacare in the first part of the show.

[00:28:17] But I was thinking this weekend as I was watching the news,

[00:28:21] and I didn't watch it until, eh, I watched some Friday night,

[00:28:27] but I didn't really watch it until Saturday afternoon after the Chiefs game.

[00:28:32] Watch Levin's Saturday show.

[00:28:34] I pre-record them so that I can watch them later.

[00:28:38] And I was thinking I like Mark mostly.

[00:28:41] I like him.

[00:28:43] I think he's a good guy.

[00:28:44] He had Alan Dertiewicz on, too, and that might have been for yesterday's show.

[00:28:49] I can't remember.

[00:28:51] And I was thinking about lawyers.

[00:28:52] I was thinking about all these lawyers sitting in Congress, whether they're in the House or the Senate.

[00:28:58] The majority of them are lawyers.

[00:29:02] And it would seem to me that lawyers were plagued with them.

[00:29:10] It would seem to me that lawyers are trained to go around the law, not fulfill or protect the laws.

[00:29:20] And I think some of the chatter from our Supreme Court justices like Sotomayor and Catania, Jackson Brown,

[00:29:34] are proof that they're not there to fulfill the Constitution or protect the Constitution.

[00:29:44] But Mark Levin's Saturday show was the one that perked my ears up

[00:29:50] because he was talking about birthright citizenship.

[00:29:53] And he was talking about, and I don't remember her name.

[00:29:56] I can see her face.

[00:29:57] She's really not significant to me because she's no more than –

[00:30:02] she's no different than all the rest of the mainstream media, CNN, MSNBC, and all that.

[00:30:06] But she's interviewing Trump.

[00:30:10] And she quotes incorrectly the 14th Amendment.

[00:30:15] Now, we talked about the 14th Amendment a little bit last week.

[00:30:19] But I wanted to elaborate on some things that Levin was saying on Saturday.

[00:30:24] And I don't know if you watch him or not.

[00:30:26] Sometimes it's really, really good and insightful, and sometimes it's just the same-o-same-o.

[00:30:33] First, we need to understand – this is coming from me, and he said it too,

[00:30:37] but I've been telling you this for years.

[00:30:40] We do not need new immigration laws.

[00:30:44] Now, I want you to think about this.

[00:30:47] We need to enforce the laws we now have.

[00:30:51] It's mute for congressional members to continue to say, like Liz Warren, like some of these others,

[00:30:58] AOC and blah, blah, blah, that we need to overhaul our immigration laws

[00:31:03] when they are the ones, constitutionally, who are responsible for those laws.

[00:31:11] It isn't the White House.

[00:31:14] The Biden administration is breaking the law, the immigration laws.

[00:31:23] When the current immigration laws are enforced and followed, we are a safer people.

[00:31:31] We are a safer nation.

[00:31:35] So 20 years ago, some man, I don't know who he is, he wrote a book called Who Are We?

[00:31:41] And that's who Levin was quoting, Samuel P. Huntington.

[00:31:47] Now, perhaps I should know who he is.

[00:31:49] I don't.

[00:31:51] The differences between a patriotic public and a denationalized elite parallel other difference of values and philosophy.

[00:32:05] Growing differences between the leaders of major institutions and the public on domestic and foreign policy issues affecting national identity form a major cultural fault line.

[00:32:22] Cutting across class, demonational, racial, regional, and ethnic distinctions.

[00:32:35] In other words, we're being separated culturally.

[00:32:40] And I've said that before when I'm talking about them giving us all labels.

[00:32:46] He says, in a variety of ways.

[00:32:49] Now, this was 20 years ago.

[00:32:51] The American establishment, governmental and private, has become increasingly divorced from the American people.

[00:33:02] Now, stop and think about this immigration issue.

[00:33:06] Illegal immigration issue.

[00:33:07] When the left keeps saying we need to have open borders, the rights say we don't, but they don't do a whole lot about it.

[00:33:15] And the Biden administration is making sure the laws are not enforced.

[00:33:20] He should be impeached for that.

[00:33:27] They are not doing what the people want.

[00:33:33] They don't care.

[00:33:35] Because they're listening to the mega corporations who are hiring the illegal aliens for nothing.

[00:33:42] They don't care about women being raped or young men being raped.

[00:33:48] They don't care about 300 and some thousand children missing now.

[00:33:53] They don't care.

[00:33:54] Being sold into slavery or murdered or having their body parts used for transplants.

[00:34:04] They don't care.

[00:34:08] Politically, America remains a democracy, he says in this book, because key public officials are selected through free and fair elections.

[00:34:16] Well, we know right now they're not free and fair, don't we?

[00:34:23] We live in a republic, a constitutional republic.

[00:34:25] They keep calling it a democracy because of the elections.

[00:34:28] That's a democratic policy.

[00:34:30] In many respects, however, he says, it has become an unrepresentative democracy because on crucial issues, especially involving national identity,

[00:34:46] its leaders pass laws and implement policies contrary to the views of the American people.

[00:34:53] The people wanted a wall.

[00:34:58] Paul Ryan said, no way has he given us a wall.

[00:35:02] The people want the immigration laws in force.

[00:35:06] They want the borders closed.

[00:35:08] Biden says no.

[00:35:10] Liz says no.

[00:35:12] We want affordable health care.

[00:35:14] We want control.

[00:35:15] We want to pick our own doctors out.

[00:35:16] They say no.

[00:35:18] No.

[00:35:19] They'll do it.

[00:35:20] Big Pharma will make sure that you get the medications and it's going to cost you.

[00:35:27] It's all controlled by them and no longer controlled by you, whether it's your health care or the immigration laws or let's get, let's talk about taxes.

[00:35:38] No, let's not talk about taxes.

[00:35:42] People reject this type of government.

[00:35:47] But who is still fighting for it?

[00:35:50] As Levin pointed out, the big bankers, Chamber of Commerce, the multi-corporations, the left, the Democrats, they want this.

[00:36:03] They want these illegal aliens in here.

[00:36:08] And so the young woman, young to me anyway, that was interviewing Trump, she quotes the 14th Amendment, but she leaves out certain things.

[00:36:20] All persons born are naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof and citizens of the United States and the states wherein they reside.

[00:36:29] She left out the phrase with the jurisdiction in it, which is a political alliance, allegiance to the United States of America, according to Mark Levin.

[00:36:42] Now, I know when a naturalized citizen takes an oath, they take an oath to the United States of America.

[00:36:51] Us who have that birthright that we're born here, our parents were born here, our grandparents are born here, our fifth grade uncle was part of the revolution.

[00:37:03] We didn't do that.

[00:37:05] Did we?

[00:37:07] Did Liz Cheney take an oath?

[00:37:09] She did take an oath because she's an elected official.

[00:37:11] But she ignores her oath.

[00:37:15] Jurisdiction means subject to the laws and rules of the United States.

[00:37:19] Those who are coming in here as foreign, they're still citizens of another country.

[00:37:26] They don't seem to find themselves in this jurisdiction where they have to obey the laws.

[00:37:34] That's why we have all these horrific crimes going on because they don't care about the laws here.

[00:37:42] Should they be citizens?

[00:37:44] Nancy Pelosi.

[00:37:45] See, Phyllis Schlafly a long time ago said this is ridiculous to keep this passionate over.

[00:37:50] And they're mad at Trump because he's going to do away with it.

[00:37:53] I suggest we don't do away with it.

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[00:42:13] So on birthright citizenship, I don't think we need to do away with it.

[00:42:17] I think we need to define it.

[00:42:23] Mark Levin was pointing out, as others have in the last few weeks,

[00:42:27] that the 14th Amendment came to be because there was still, you know, that Civil War thing that we had.

[00:42:32] There were still many on the left at that time, the Confederates, that were refusing citizenship,

[00:42:39] refusing rights of the slaves who had been freed.

[00:42:46] But there wasn't supposed to be a blanket, you know, you cross the border, drop a baby, and it's a citizen of the United States.

[00:42:52] That was never supposed to happen.

[00:42:54] It was not about that.

[00:42:55] It was not about immigration at all.

[00:42:58] It was about the slaves becoming citizens with all the rights that everyone else has.

[00:43:09] So with that, I think we need to understand and go back.

[00:43:16] And he did.

[00:43:18] If you can find it, if you watch it, I'm sure it's on YouTube or something, his show.

[00:43:23] So I won't, I took notes.

[00:43:25] I've got them all here, but I don't want to read it all to you.

[00:43:29] But we have to look at the original intent of these amendments and the laws.

[00:43:36] And that's something that the lawyers don't want to do.

[00:43:42] You see, they want to find ways around the law and please whoever their client is,

[00:43:50] whether it's a chamber of commerce or a mega corporation or someone else, big farms, agriculture,

[00:44:03] wanting to bring in the, what they used to call them, scabs when they brought somebody who was in,

[00:44:08] a union was on a strike and they brought somebody else in.

[00:44:10] It's not any different, really.

[00:44:12] They're taking jobs away from American people.

[00:44:15] But all that have come across this border under Biden is over 20 million probably in these four years that he's been in office.

[00:44:32] And Levin was giving some numbers out as to when, you know, we remember in years past when we had Ellis Island

[00:44:45] and we brought them in and they had to stay on the island for a certain length of time.

[00:44:49] They had to get shots.

[00:44:50] They had to, we had to make sure that they were going to not succumb to our diseases

[00:44:54] and we weren't going to succumb to their diseases.

[00:44:56] So they were kept for a length of time.

[00:45:01] But that's not the case right now.

[00:45:03] They're just flooding them in here.

[00:45:04] We're getting diseases that we thought were cured in the United States of America and they're back,

[00:45:08] like polio, some of these other things.

[00:45:13] This is the biggest invasion in this country in over 175 years, which I thought was astonishing.

[00:45:25] He went back that far.

[00:45:27] And then he talked about chain migration.

[00:45:30] And that's kind of a curious thing to me as well.

[00:45:36] But it needs to be stopped again.

[00:45:38] It's not even a law.

[00:45:39] I looked it up.

[00:45:40] It's not even a law.

[00:45:41] They're just doing it.

[00:45:42] It's become a thing.

[00:45:44] Yeah, you can bring your wife over.

[00:45:46] Yeah, you can bring your husband over.

[00:45:47] Yeah, you can bring your kids.

[00:45:48] Hey, grandparents, aunts and uncles, you can bring them all over.

[00:45:55] And the chain migration is a weak link in the strength of America.

[00:46:03] Now, I know Melania, that's how they came over.

[00:46:05] And Trump admitted that.

[00:46:08] But he said it's not something that should be continued.

[00:46:17] You know, this country is, as I used to say, inside, outside, upside down.

[00:46:26] We don't know who we are.

[00:46:29] Have we become that selfish?

[00:46:33] We need to go back and read our documents.

[00:46:38] What was the intent?

[00:46:40] I had a very wise person that used to call and chat with me.

[00:46:43] I don't know if they're still living or not.

[00:46:45] But you should always use the dictionary of that time to know exactly what those words meant in that day.

[00:46:55] I mean, look at a dictionary that's 100 years old and see the definition of gay and then look at it today.

[00:47:06] So, again, I go back and blame some of it on this.

[00:47:09] Lawyers that are trained to go around the law.

[00:47:13] They're trained to find loopholes, how they can get by with this or that.

[00:47:17] How they can change maybe the intent, the original intent.

[00:47:24] Well, I saw here, changing the topic here, a man named Joseph DeSoto.

[00:47:29] He was recently elected in West Virginia.

[00:47:32] He was a Republican, but he's changing to Democrat.

[00:47:35] He got in a big fight with a bunch of Republican delegates there in the state.

[00:47:38] And he started threatening them.

[00:47:40] I guess serious threats of death.

[00:47:43] So he's been arrested and charged with a felony of threats and terrorist acts.

[00:47:48] And his bond is set as $300,000.

[00:47:52] They won't say what the argument was that he got into, but it was pretty heated.

[00:47:57] And the main one that he wanted to kill was Speaker Roger Henshaw.

[00:48:01] I don't know the man.

[00:48:02] I don't know these people, but I'm thinking there it goes.

[00:48:05] There it goes.

[00:48:06] They just can't get along up there.

[00:48:09] And the drones are the drones.

[00:48:13] What about the drones?

[00:48:14] Well, we've had two arrests.

[00:48:16] I don't know that that's brought us anywhere.

[00:48:18] Is that the real drones or is that somebody just, I'm going to go put a drone up in the air and see if I can get a picture of another drone?

[00:48:24] I don't know.

[00:48:25] But they're in trouble.

[00:48:27] And it shut down Ohio's airport.

[00:48:34] And two Massachusetts people were arrested.

[00:48:39] Government won't tell us what they are.

[00:48:43] Why do you think that is?

[00:48:46] Do they know?

[00:48:48] I don't know what's scarier, that they won't tell us or that maybe they really don't know.

[00:48:56] If they really don't know, that's kind of scary.

[00:49:03] What is it that Trump's wanting to do?

[00:49:05] He wants to put that dome over, that defense dome over the nation like Israel has?

[00:49:12] Yeah, I think that's a good idea.

[00:49:13] Maybe we should have had that already.

[00:49:15] But I don't know what you're worried about.

[00:49:17] Mayorka says everything's fine.

[00:49:19] Yeah, Mayorkas.

[00:49:20] Yeah.

[00:49:20] Yeah, Mayorkas.

[00:49:23] What's the last phrase in his name?

[00:49:25] Oh, never mind.

[00:49:27] The last couple letters, Mayorkas.

[00:49:29] Anyway, don't trust them.

[00:49:32] Don't believe them.

[00:49:34] But yet, they're all we got, isn't they?

[00:49:36] They're all we got.

[00:49:37] No, we have the people that are witnesses out there.

[00:49:42] Trump says shoot one down.

[00:49:44] And they're not doing that.

[00:49:46] I wonder why they're not going to shoot one down.

[00:49:48] They didn't shoot that Chinese balloon that went for a long time.

[00:49:53] They let it gather all that information.

[00:49:56] They told us it didn't get information, but then later they said, oh, yeah, we were, they did.

[00:50:02] I wonder what kind of information they got.

[00:50:04] Some of these drones are over military bases.

[00:50:07] They're over airports.

[00:50:08] They've been flying over the New Jersey club and home that Trump has.

[00:50:14] What do you think's going on?

[00:50:16] One young man I know said, I think it's a distraction.

[00:50:19] Those Democrats are up to something and they're distracting us.

[00:50:23] Could be.

[00:50:25] I don't know.

[00:50:27] I didn't like the twinkle in Schumer's eye when he was talking about them.

[00:50:30] I know that.

[00:50:31] Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow with some more information.

[00:50:35] I believe.

[00:50:36] Oh, well, we don't have.

[00:50:38] We'll be on our own tomorrow.

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