Legacy

[00:00:01] Hey, where are you going?

[00:00:03] I gotta get home.

[00:00:04] America, it's time to come home.

[00:00:08] It's time to come home!

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[00:00:28] And now, the woman that wishes the DC occupiers would stop making her use her mom voice.

[00:00:34] Do not make me come down there.

[00:00:35] Here's your host, and the voice of common sense, Beth Ann.

[00:00:42] And I welcome you today to CSC Talk Radio.

[00:00:44] This is Beth Ann.

[00:00:46] It's my honor, my privilege, and my pleasure to be here with you today.

[00:00:50] We're going to go straight to the Lord in prayer.

[00:00:52] I have some things I want to talk with you about today, and I think we better pray about it.

[00:00:57] For such a time as this, O most gracious Heavenly Father, we come before you.

[00:01:02] I know I say this, and I open the prayer each day the same.

[00:01:09] But Father, words escape us when we talk about your greatness.

[00:01:16] There is no way we can possibly understand.

[00:01:21] We just, we're in amazement and wonder at the love and the grace and the mercy that you bestow upon us.

[00:01:30] You loved us so much, you sent your only Son.

[00:01:40] Not just to be here, but to die for us.

[00:01:46] To take on the sins of the people.

[00:01:51] And all we have to do is just believe in you.

[00:01:58] I think that's why it's so difficult to understand, because it's so simple.

[00:02:06] But Father God, forgive us for taking things for granted.

[00:02:11] And help us to have open hearts and open minds.

[00:02:16] And to show the love to others that you show to us.

[00:02:21] Grant us that gift of discernment as we walk in this world that is a crazy, mixed-up world.

[00:02:27] A broken world.

[00:02:31] And Father, as you have commanded me, I pray for President Donald J. Trump.

[00:02:38] For his safety.

[00:02:43] And Father, for those around him, their safety, and his family.

[00:02:47] But also, Father, I pray that you will put in his path righteous counsel.

[00:02:54] Someone who knows you very well.

[00:02:59] I know many are praying over him and for him.

[00:03:02] And I know you hear those prayers.

[00:03:06] Make us a strong and courageous people, Father.

[00:03:09] Father, not for us, not for this nation, but for your glorification.

[00:03:19] We just thank you so much for being the great I am and for sending your son.

[00:03:30] May we not leave him in a manger, Father.

[00:03:33] But understand that he is by your side this moment.

[00:03:40] As if he is pleading the case for us.

[00:03:48] Bless the show today, Father.

[00:03:51] May the words I say make sense.

[00:03:59] And may I be an encouragement to those who are listening.

[00:04:02] For such a time as this, I pray in Jesus' name.

[00:04:06] Amen.

[00:04:09] I bequeath to you.

[00:04:11] Legacy.

[00:04:12] We're going to talk about that a little bit today for many reasons.

[00:04:16] The definition of legacy is something that is passed on.

[00:04:20] But legacy can take on many forms.

[00:04:23] A legacy may be one's faith, ethics, core values.

[00:04:27] A legacy may be monetary or your assets.

[00:04:31] A legacy may come from one's character, reputation, and the life you lead.

[00:04:38] Setting an example for others and to guide their future.

[00:04:42] Christmas.

[00:04:44] Oh, we all, whether it's a birthday, a Christmas, an anniversary, we all want to give that perfect gift.

[00:04:50] We wrap it up as pretty as can be and we present it to whomever.

[00:04:57] Let's talk about our children, though.

[00:04:59] Perhaps our grandchildren.

[00:05:02] And perhaps children that have not yet been born.

[00:05:04] Our great, great grandchildren.

[00:05:10] What do we leave our children after we are gone?

[00:05:15] Well, we leave our name.

[00:05:18] Our business, maybe, if you have a business.

[00:05:20] Those precious things that have value.

[00:05:23] Coin collection.

[00:05:24] Gold jewelry or gold.

[00:05:26] The money in the bank.

[00:05:28] Trust or your home or your land.

[00:05:30] Or maybe it's those precious things that only have sentiment.

[00:05:35] Collections of beanie babies.

[00:05:37] I don't know.

[00:05:39] Or Indian arrowheads.

[00:05:42] Or, in my case, and I'll tell a little story, stuff fabric apples.

[00:05:48] When I was a younger woman, I loved crafts.

[00:05:50] I don't do as much as I used to.

[00:05:53] But I saw these fabric apples.

[00:05:56] And I just thought they were the most wonderful thing.

[00:06:00] And I took to making these fabric apples.

[00:06:02] Even went to a bazaar or fair or whatever they call it.

[00:06:06] And sold fabric apples.

[00:06:07] But I have these fabric apples in a basket in my home.

[00:06:12] Most of the time.

[00:06:14] But when the grandchildren come home, those fabric apples go to fly.

[00:06:20] And they remember throwing my fabric apples around.

[00:06:24] In fact, I had a granddaughter that's just teething.

[00:06:28] She's not a year old yet.

[00:06:30] She was home for Thanksgiving.

[00:06:32] Chewing on one of those fabric apples.

[00:06:34] I decided to make big ones.

[00:06:36] Not just small ones.

[00:06:37] Big ones.

[00:06:37] And they're bandanas.

[00:06:38] Made them out of bandana material.

[00:06:40] And I found a leaf missing.

[00:06:43] She had chewed and chewed on that leaf until she'd ripped it off.

[00:06:47] I'm lucky she didn't swallow it.

[00:06:50] Her grandfather was holding her at the time.

[00:06:54] Maybe it's a famous recipe.

[00:06:56] You know, a recipe that...

[00:06:57] I've got a girlfriend.

[00:06:58] And she makes a recipe of Hungarian butterhorns.

[00:07:02] She doesn't make it as much as she used to.

[00:07:04] But it's a family recipe.

[00:07:07] And she will not give it out.

[00:07:09] She will not give it out.

[00:07:11] It's something special for that family.

[00:07:14] I bequeath to you.

[00:07:16] Well, we're facing a new year.

[00:07:18] Perhaps we always think about diet and exercise and such for ourselves.

[00:07:23] But what can we do to change or to add to our future like forever?

[00:07:35] That will be remembered.

[00:07:36] That is needed.

[00:07:38] That could be a legacy.

[00:07:41] Our legacy.

[00:07:43] Our children are not going to remember.

[00:07:45] Oh, mom made a legacy to lose 10 pounds this year.

[00:07:50] What will those who mourn you when you're gone say about you?

[00:07:56] Or what will they remember about you?

[00:08:01] When I was watching Levin recently,

[00:08:03] he was actually talking about America's debt and the Social Security

[00:08:08] and the decisions our lawmakers make

[00:08:10] and how if we continue to vote these selfish business lawmakers into office,

[00:08:16] we are no better than them.

[00:08:17] Actually, that was my words, not Levin's.

[00:08:20] Are we voting for the now?

[00:08:24] And not thinking of America's tomorrows?

[00:08:28] I want to discuss that with you today.

[00:08:30] What is the greatest thing you will leave behind for your children,

[00:08:35] your grandchildren, your great-grandchildren?

[00:08:37] What is the greatest gift you will bequeath to your children,

[00:08:40] your grandchildren, etc.?

[00:08:43] Leaving your children a good name

[00:08:45] means to give your children a name that is well-regarded, positive,

[00:08:51] and reflects good character,

[00:08:53] essentially providing them with a positive reputation

[00:08:55] and identity that will stay with them throughout their lives,

[00:08:59] even after you're gone.

[00:09:02] A name that is known for honesty,

[00:09:08] upright living,

[00:09:10] love of others,

[00:09:11] a caring and kind person,

[00:09:13] a name known as someone who did his or her best

[00:09:16] to walk with the Lord,

[00:09:18] an inheritance of faith.

[00:09:20] You can't pass it on.

[00:09:22] You have to teach it.

[00:09:24] You have to live it.

[00:09:25] What are we going to leave behind as a nation?

[00:09:30] As a nation?

[00:09:31] I want to talk about that

[00:09:33] because I think it's time

[00:09:37] that we started understanding what we do now

[00:09:41] affects the nation tomorrow.

[00:09:43] You're listening to CSE Talk Radio.

[00:09:45] This is Beth Ann.

[00:09:46] We'll be right back.

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[00:11:05] Our works will be exposed by fire,

[00:11:07] which will reveal the foundation of our building.

[00:11:09] Figuratively speaking,

[00:11:10] have we been building with wood,

[00:11:12] hay,

[00:11:13] and stubble,

[00:11:13] which are perishable?

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[00:11:17] which are permanent?

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

[00:13:08] I have not read anything yet.

[00:13:11] It's just popping up,

[00:13:13] the news,

[00:13:13] and it's not good,

[00:13:16] and it's about Matt Gaetz.

[00:13:18] Like I said,

[00:13:19] I haven't read them,

[00:13:20] haven't studied anything,

[00:13:21] but the headlines are saying that they did,

[00:13:23] I guess,

[00:13:24] release some of the report,

[00:13:26] or at least people are tattling.

[00:13:28] I don't know which it is.

[00:13:29] Like I said,

[00:13:29] I haven't read it.

[00:13:30] But it says that there's substantial evidence

[00:13:34] that he did pay for sex and illegal drugs.

[00:13:38] And, you know,

[00:13:41] what you do today does matter tomorrow.

[00:13:45] And Matt Gaetz is finding that out as well as other people.

[00:13:50] So I'm going to share a little bit of what Levin said last night

[00:13:53] in the opening of his program.

[00:13:57] He says,

[00:13:58] I want to address this issue of spending and borrowing

[00:14:01] and a debt a little differently.

[00:14:04] This debate is about morality,

[00:14:07] which is,

[00:14:08] this is what actually inspired my words today to you.

[00:14:14] Okay?

[00:14:15] He says it's about morality.

[00:14:17] A word you never hear when this debate takes place,

[00:14:21] and yet it's about morality.

[00:14:24] Now he's saying this after Congress and the Senate

[00:14:29] have passed another crazy spending bill.

[00:14:34] It's about what our generation's parents and grandparents

[00:14:38] are doing to our children and grandchildren

[00:14:42] and generations yet to be born.

[00:14:47] We are creating an economic societal catastrophe

[00:14:52] for which our children and their children

[00:14:56] will not and cannot survive

[00:14:58] if we don't hit the brakes.

[00:15:02] We're stealing their wealth.

[00:15:05] We're stealing their savings.

[00:15:07] We're stealing their livelihoods.

[00:15:10] We're stealing their retirement

[00:15:12] even before any of it has been created.

[00:15:17] Now I'm going to add here,

[00:15:19] when you give a gift to your child,

[00:15:22] you give them an IOU.

[00:15:28] Isn't that what we're doing?

[00:15:30] We're giving them this debt.

[00:15:32] They're going to owe it.

[00:15:33] We're buying stuff now,

[00:15:35] and we're going to make them pay for it.

[00:15:39] They will have to pay for everything we are doing

[00:15:42] that Congress is doing,

[00:15:44] that the president is doing today,

[00:15:46] the terrible spending,

[00:15:50] the debt,

[00:15:52] the programs that they are going to have to pay for.

[00:15:57] And all of it,

[00:15:58] guess what he says?

[00:16:00] They don't even have a vote in it.

[00:16:02] Your children don't even get to make a decision in it.

[00:16:06] We're making this decision to spend their money today.

[00:16:10] We're just still in front of the immorality

[00:16:13] of what we are doing to our own families.

[00:16:18] It has never been done

[00:16:19] by any generation to the next generation,

[00:16:22] not in this country.

[00:16:25] We're literally plundering.

[00:16:27] He used the word plundering.

[00:16:29] Yes, he says,

[00:16:30] I say plundering our own children and grandchildren.

[00:16:35] And then we deceive ourselves

[00:16:37] into believing that what we are doing is righteous.

[00:16:42] You know, because they go after an agenda.

[00:16:45] It's a cause.

[00:16:47] It's for this.

[00:16:47] It's for that.

[00:16:48] We're doing things to make life better

[00:16:49] for somebody here,

[00:16:51] somebody in another country.

[00:16:54] At the expense of our own children,

[00:17:00] instead of stealing,

[00:17:01] this is my words,

[00:17:02] instead of stealing candy from a baby,

[00:17:05] we're stealing the future

[00:17:06] from America's youth

[00:17:08] and those little Americans not yet born.

[00:17:13] We're tying their hands behind their back

[00:17:16] before they ever get to take that step,

[00:17:20] that journey.

[00:17:23] We're told it is evil to support the rich.

[00:17:26] This is Levin now.

[00:17:28] It may be even racist.

[00:17:31] Plunder is therefore righteous.

[00:17:33] And the more we plunder future generations,

[00:17:36] the generations yet not born,

[00:17:39] the more righteous we are.

[00:17:42] immorality is now said to be virtuous principles,

[00:17:45] even noble,

[00:17:47] if we even talk about it in the contemporary.

[00:17:51] February.

[00:17:52] I'm going to add to this.

[00:17:55] We had this election,

[00:17:56] you know,

[00:17:57] in November of 2024.

[00:18:00] And up into that election,

[00:18:02] there were other things,

[00:18:03] besides the president,

[00:18:04] believe it or not,

[00:18:05] there were other things on the ballots.

[00:18:07] And there was one here in Missouri.

[00:18:09] You gotta vote to gamble.

[00:18:12] You gotta vote to gamble.

[00:18:14] We gotta open up the gambling

[00:18:17] so that you can gamble on sports.

[00:18:19] And yes,

[00:18:20] let the players gamble too.

[00:18:22] I mean,

[00:18:22] we crucified a player back in the day

[00:18:25] for gambling.

[00:18:27] And now they're making it all fine.

[00:18:30] And it's gonna add to the children's education.

[00:18:33] Oh yeah,

[00:18:34] it sure is.

[00:18:37] You buy a lottery ticket.

[00:18:40] You start gambling

[00:18:41] and you might make a rich overnight

[00:18:44] just like that

[00:18:44] without even lifting a finger to work.

[00:18:48] That's what we're teaching them.

[00:18:50] That's the education we're giving them.

[00:18:51] If we have to rely on gambling and thieving

[00:18:55] to educate our children,

[00:18:59] then there's a whole lot going wrong.

[00:19:06] He says,

[00:19:07] politicians lavish themselves

[00:19:09] sanctimonious,

[00:19:11] holier-than-thou praise

[00:19:13] with claims that they stand

[00:19:15] for the little guy,

[00:19:16] the workers,

[00:19:17] the average people,

[00:19:19] the blue-collar workers,

[00:19:20] union workers.

[00:19:21] They stand for them

[00:19:22] as they steal them

[00:19:25] blindly.

[00:19:26] blindly.

[00:19:26] I'm just adding this.

[00:19:27] I'm kind of

[00:19:28] prevaricating,

[00:19:29] not prevaricating,

[00:19:30] I'm enlarging on it.

[00:19:34] They call it righteous

[00:19:36] as they

[00:19:37] bankrupt

[00:19:38] each one of us.

[00:19:41] And they do it for votes.

[00:19:43] And they do it for power.

[00:19:45] And they do it for control.

[00:19:47] They don't do it to better your life.

[00:19:50] You see,

[00:19:51] this is my words now,

[00:19:53] the decisions and the policies

[00:19:55] being made today,

[00:19:58] or maybe for the last 50-some years or more,

[00:20:02] are not for the betterment of America's future.

[00:20:06] They're for the betterment of certain Americans now.

[00:20:11] And those Americans happen to be the ones

[00:20:13] wearing the suits up there in D.C.

[00:20:16] Or maybe in your state offices.

[00:20:19] The central government continues to smother

[00:20:22] we the people with red tape,

[00:20:24] threatening us with fines and punishment.

[00:20:27] But we vote them.

[00:20:28] We vote them in because

[00:20:30] so many of us

[00:20:32] have come to believe

[00:20:33] that they are what they claim to be,

[00:20:36] righteous.

[00:20:37] That they're doing the right thing

[00:20:38] when they

[00:20:41] raise a debt ceiling

[00:20:42] or when they add something else

[00:20:43] onto something.

[00:20:46] It is not righteous.

[00:20:48] It is not good.

[00:20:49] It is not for the betterment of this nation.

[00:20:52] They don't sacrifice for you.

[00:20:55] And then they'll tell you,

[00:20:57] oh, we've got to pass this omnibus bill.

[00:20:59] We've got to pass this CR bill,

[00:21:01] which is continuing

[00:21:03] insanity.

[00:21:05] It's the same-o-same-o

[00:21:07] year in, year out.

[00:21:08] They don't even wait a year.

[00:21:09] They do it every three months,

[00:21:11] every four months,

[00:21:12] every six months.

[00:21:14] We're just going to leave it right here

[00:21:15] and then we'll make a decision later.

[00:21:19] Can you tell me how that is

[00:21:21] for the betterment of anyone?

[00:21:23] Now, this is all me.

[00:21:25] I've gone past Levin here.

[00:21:28] It's all me.

[00:21:31] And he says in here,

[00:21:33] and did I mention words like

[00:21:35] liberty or individual responsibility,

[00:21:37] the nuclear family,

[00:21:38] hard-working faith?

[00:21:40] Well, they seem to have lost that

[00:21:43] with the social agendas

[00:21:46] and all this and that.

[00:21:49] He said the entire character

[00:21:51] of the nation is at stake

[00:21:53] and it's being altered

[00:21:54] right in front of our very eyes.

[00:21:57] How do we know this?

[00:21:59] This is coming from me.

[00:22:00] How do we know this?

[00:22:01] Well, I had some things on here.

[00:22:05] A nation whose young people

[00:22:09] are praising the murderer

[00:22:13] who shot a man in the back

[00:22:15] as if this man had no worth or value,

[00:22:19] as if life means nothing to them

[00:22:22] but that almighty dollar does.

[00:22:24] Are they jealous because he worked hard

[00:22:27] and became wealthy?

[00:22:29] What is it that this man did so bad

[00:22:32] that these people praised the murderer?

[00:22:37] Is that the legacy their parents have left them?

[00:22:41] To believe that murder is good

[00:22:44] and life is bad?

[00:22:48] And this regime that's in control right now

[00:22:53] has opened the borders

[00:22:55] and we have all these illegal aliens

[00:22:57] coming into our country.

[00:22:59] And it was an illegal alien from Guatemala

[00:23:02] this weekend

[00:23:03] that was arrested

[00:23:08] for setting a woman

[00:23:10] who was sleeping.

[00:23:11] I assume she's a homeless woman.

[00:23:12] I don't know.

[00:23:13] She was sleeping there

[00:23:15] in the subway of New York City

[00:23:17] and he set her on fire.

[00:23:20] And she died.

[00:23:22] And another man was arrested

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[00:23:31] What is the legacy

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[00:28:08] This is Beth Ann.

[00:28:09] So I wanted to include

[00:28:12] some of this

[00:28:13] a little bit more

[00:28:13] of what I heard

[00:28:15] Levin say

[00:28:16] a while back.

[00:28:18] He says the character,

[00:28:20] the entire character

[00:28:21] of the nation

[00:28:21] is at stake

[00:28:22] and being altered

[00:28:23] right in front

[00:28:24] of our very eyes.

[00:28:24] I think we've all

[00:28:25] seen this culture war

[00:28:26] that's happening.

[00:28:29] Tolerance.

[00:28:30] We're told to

[00:28:30] be tolerant,

[00:28:31] then acceptance

[00:28:32] and then it is us

[00:28:34] that is booted out.

[00:28:36] Us who have

[00:28:37] common sense,

[00:28:38] us who have faith,

[00:28:39] we're the ones

[00:28:40] pushed aside.

[00:28:42] He said this election,

[00:28:44] this landslide election

[00:28:45] of Donald Trump

[00:28:46] that happened back

[00:28:46] in November

[00:28:47] of 2024.

[00:28:50] And the Republicans

[00:28:51] taking control

[00:28:52] of the Senate

[00:28:53] and the House

[00:28:54] barely

[00:28:56] is a U-turn.

[00:28:58] It should be

[00:28:58] a U-turn

[00:28:59] for our nation.

[00:29:01] It should be

[00:29:02] a U-turn.

[00:29:03] I'm adding this

[00:29:04] in there.

[00:29:06] I noticed,

[00:29:07] you know,

[00:29:08] we've all been,

[00:29:10] I'm very skeptical

[00:29:11] of Mike Johnson.

[00:29:16] And there's been

[00:29:17] a few things

[00:29:18] that I just haven't

[00:29:19] liked what he's

[00:29:19] said or done.

[00:29:22] And I noticed

[00:29:23] that Rand Paul,

[00:29:24] he's on Substack,

[00:29:25] and Substack

[00:29:26] is growing to be

[00:29:26] kind of like an X,

[00:29:28] you know,

[00:29:28] kind of like Twitter.

[00:29:29] You can place

[00:29:31] a note on there

[00:29:31] and people will

[00:29:33] restack it,

[00:29:33] they call it.

[00:29:35] He did a poll

[00:29:36] here the other day

[00:29:37] and I didn't see

[00:29:37] how his poll

[00:29:38] turned out,

[00:29:39] but his question

[00:29:39] was should

[00:29:40] Mike Johnson

[00:29:43] be voted in

[00:29:44] as the speaker

[00:29:44] again?

[00:29:45] I kind of got,

[00:29:46] I didn't word

[00:29:47] that quite right,

[00:29:48] I kind of got

[00:29:48] the way that he

[00:29:49] worded it,

[00:29:50] it was my

[00:29:50] understanding that

[00:29:51] Rand Paul wasn't

[00:29:52] liking him too

[00:29:52] much.

[00:29:53] So I know Rand Paul

[00:29:54] was against that

[00:29:55] bill and how

[00:29:58] it was done.

[00:30:00] But Levin's

[00:30:01] talking about this

[00:30:02] U-turn,

[00:30:03] but we don't

[00:30:06] know where it's

[00:30:06] going to go,

[00:30:07] that's me saying

[00:30:07] this,

[00:30:08] but I wanted

[00:30:09] his statistics

[00:30:10] that he had

[00:30:11] here.

[00:30:12] Over 70%

[00:30:13] of federal

[00:30:13] spending,

[00:30:14] and that

[00:30:15] includes borrowing,

[00:30:16] is for so-called

[00:30:18] entitlement

[00:30:19] programs.

[00:30:20] They're immune

[00:30:21] from any budget

[00:30:22] decisions.

[00:30:25] Understand that.

[00:30:27] And that

[00:30:28] includes Social

[00:30:29] Security,

[00:30:30] Medicare,

[00:30:30] and Medicaid,

[00:30:31] and others,

[00:30:32] and yet the

[00:30:33] Social Security

[00:30:34] Old Age

[00:30:34] Survivors Insurance

[00:30:35] Trust Fund,

[00:30:37] which says

[00:30:38] Social Security

[00:30:38] benefits,

[00:30:39] which we're

[00:30:40] told is an

[00:30:41] insurance

[00:30:41] program,

[00:30:42] and we pay

[00:30:43] whether we

[00:30:44] like it or

[00:30:45] not,

[00:30:46] while they

[00:30:47] were told

[00:30:48] they were

[00:30:48] going to

[00:30:48] go broke

[00:30:49] by 2033.

[00:30:51] Well,

[00:30:52] how can that

[00:30:52] be?

[00:30:54] Well,

[00:30:55] it's been

[00:30:55] abused.

[00:30:55] We all know

[00:30:56] that.

[00:30:57] And he

[00:30:57] says,

[00:30:58] and this

[00:30:58] time,

[00:30:59] it can

[00:31:00] only cover

[00:31:01] 79% of

[00:31:03] scheduled

[00:31:03] benefits,

[00:31:04] and every

[00:31:04] year thereafter,

[00:31:05] less and

[00:31:06] less and

[00:31:07] less.

[00:31:08] It's

[00:31:09] untouchable.

[00:31:11] Don't

[00:31:11] touch it.

[00:31:13] Don't

[00:31:13] reform it.

[00:31:14] Don't.

[00:31:15] He goes,

[00:31:15] don't do

[00:31:16] this,

[00:31:16] don't do

[00:31:16] that.

[00:31:17] And then

[00:31:17] he talks

[00:31:18] about something

[00:31:19] Schumer has

[00:31:20] on the

[00:31:21] floor,

[00:31:21] and I don't

[00:31:22] know if

[00:31:22] it's been

[00:31:22] voted on

[00:31:23] yet or

[00:31:23] not.

[00:31:23] I assume

[00:31:24] not since

[00:31:26] Levin was

[00:31:27] talking about

[00:31:28] it.

[00:31:28] But it's

[00:31:29] another bill,

[00:31:30] and it's

[00:31:31] going to put

[00:31:31] an extra

[00:31:31] burden on

[00:31:32] Social Security.

[00:31:33] Now,

[00:31:33] I have

[00:31:33] kind of

[00:31:34] mixed feelings

[00:31:34] about this,

[00:31:35] but you see,

[00:31:35] it's not

[00:31:36] the Social Security

[00:31:37] that's

[00:31:38] breaking

[00:31:38] this country.

[00:31:40] It's

[00:31:40] this country

[00:31:41] that's

[00:31:41] breaking

[00:31:41] Social Security.

[00:31:43] And maybe

[00:31:44] Social Security

[00:31:44] should have

[00:31:45] never been.

[00:31:46] I've had a

[00:31:46] good friend,

[00:31:47] he's a

[00:31:47] pastor,

[00:31:48] he said a

[00:31:48] long time

[00:31:49] ago,

[00:31:49] he said,

[00:31:49] I'd be

[00:31:50] okay if

[00:31:51] they'd let

[00:31:51] me keep

[00:31:51] that money.

[00:31:52] I can do

[00:31:53] a better job

[00:31:54] of investing

[00:31:54] it.

[00:31:56] Now,

[00:31:56] we know a lot

[00:31:57] of people

[00:31:57] can't,

[00:31:58] but it's

[00:31:59] because they're

[00:31:59] taught not

[00:32:00] to.

[00:32:02] But the new

[00:32:03] solution here,

[00:32:04] and maybe

[00:32:05] Rudy can

[00:32:06] chime in,

[00:32:06] but the

[00:32:07] new solution

[00:32:08] that Schumer

[00:32:08] is putting

[00:32:09] on board

[00:32:09] is federal

[00:32:11] workers who

[00:32:11] have also

[00:32:12] worked other

[00:32:12] jobs and

[00:32:13] given in

[00:32:13] to Social

[00:32:14] Security,

[00:32:14] they don't

[00:32:15] get to

[00:32:15] get Social

[00:32:16] Security,

[00:32:17] they only

[00:32:17] get their

[00:32:18] federal

[00:32:18] pension.

[00:32:19] Am I

[00:32:19] saying that

[00:32:20] correctly,

[00:32:20] Rudy?

[00:32:21] Yes.

[00:32:22] Okay.

[00:32:22] The federal

[00:32:23] workers that

[00:32:24] were hired

[00:32:24] before 1984.

[00:32:26] 1984.

[00:32:27] So there's

[00:32:27] still a few

[00:32:28] of us left.

[00:32:29] Like I

[00:32:30] hired in

[00:32:30] right before

[00:32:31] that,

[00:32:31] so I

[00:32:31] retired

[00:32:32] under

[00:32:32] what they

[00:32:32] call the

[00:32:33] civil service

[00:32:34] retirement,

[00:32:35] which has

[00:32:35] nothing to

[00:32:36] do with

[00:32:36] Social Security.

[00:32:37] And even

[00:32:38] though I

[00:32:38] work jobs

[00:32:39] where I

[00:32:40] paid into

[00:32:40] Social Security,

[00:32:41] I can't

[00:32:41] collect that

[00:32:42] and my

[00:32:43] civil service

[00:32:44] pension at

[00:32:45] the same

[00:32:45] time.

[00:32:46] Well,

[00:32:46] he's going

[00:32:46] to change

[00:32:47] that or

[00:32:47] trying to.

[00:32:48] That's what

[00:32:48] he wants

[00:32:49] to do.

[00:32:49] He must

[00:32:50] have had

[00:32:50] another job

[00:32:50] before he

[00:32:51] became a

[00:32:51] Social Security.

[00:32:52] So all

[00:32:53] the retired

[00:32:53] air traffic

[00:32:54] controllers that

[00:32:55] I keep in

[00:32:55] touch with

[00:32:56] are all

[00:32:56] pretty happy

[00:32:56] about that

[00:32:57] because they

[00:32:57] may get a

[00:32:58] pay raise

[00:32:58] and I

[00:32:58] might too,

[00:32:59] but I

[00:32:59] haven't crunched

[00:33:00] the numbers.

[00:33:00] You haven't

[00:33:01] crunched the

[00:33:01] numbers.

[00:33:02] But it's not

[00:33:02] something that

[00:33:03] you were

[00:33:07] and I'm

[00:33:08] not really

[00:33:10] against that

[00:33:11] in and of

[00:33:11] itself.

[00:33:13] It's the

[00:33:13] fact that

[00:33:14] they do all

[00:33:14] the other

[00:33:15] spending and

[00:33:16] it's the

[00:33:17] fact that

[00:33:17] they are

[00:33:18] about to

[00:33:18] break

[00:33:18] Social Security.

[00:33:20] Well,

[00:33:20] there's only

[00:33:21] one way to

[00:33:22] break it and

[00:33:22] that's because

[00:33:22] they've been

[00:33:23] stealing from

[00:33:23] it.

[00:33:24] Am I

[00:33:25] correct on

[00:33:25] that?

[00:33:26] They've been

[00:33:26] stealing from

[00:33:27] it.

[00:33:38] well,

[00:33:38] but they

[00:33:38] don't

[00:33:39] necessarily

[00:33:39] invest our

[00:33:40] money well.

[00:33:41] You got

[00:33:41] that,

[00:33:42] folks?

[00:33:43] So,

[00:33:45] I'm going

[00:33:46] to move

[00:33:46] on here.

[00:33:47] 74% of

[00:33:48] the federal

[00:33:48] budget is

[00:33:49] untouchable

[00:33:50] entitlements.

[00:33:52] That leaves

[00:33:53] 26% of

[00:33:54] the budget

[00:33:54] that's

[00:33:55] discretionary.

[00:33:56] 45% of

[00:33:58] that 26%

[00:33:59] is defense

[00:34:01] and national

[00:34:02] security

[00:34:03] spending.

[00:34:03] So,

[00:34:04] what exactly

[00:34:05] is it

[00:34:06] that Congress

[00:34:07] is fighting

[00:34:08] for?

[00:34:08] Every time

[00:34:10] we come

[00:34:10] up with

[00:34:10] one of

[00:34:11] these

[00:34:11] bills.

[00:34:12] 15%

[00:34:13] of the

[00:34:13] federal

[00:34:14] budget?

[00:34:15] About

[00:34:16] 15%.

[00:34:18] It's

[00:34:18] worth

[00:34:19] fighting

[00:34:19] over

[00:34:19] because

[00:34:19] the

[00:34:20] big

[00:34:20] spenders,

[00:34:21] you know,

[00:34:21] the righteous

[00:34:22] politicians

[00:34:23] who care

[00:34:24] about the

[00:34:25] little guy,

[00:34:26] they always

[00:34:27] look for

[00:34:27] the opportunity

[00:34:28] to blow

[00:34:28] up the budget

[00:34:29] to increase

[00:34:30] the debt.

[00:34:31] Now,

[00:34:32] continuing

[00:34:33] resolution,

[00:34:33] we keep

[00:34:34] hearing about

[00:34:35] them.

[00:34:36] What do

[00:34:36] they deal

[00:34:38] with?

[00:34:38] They deal

[00:34:39] with 15%

[00:34:41] of the

[00:34:41] budget,

[00:34:42] but we

[00:34:43] may have

[00:34:43] to shut

[00:34:44] down the

[00:34:44] government.

[00:34:45] And then

[00:34:45] he went

[00:34:45] on and

[00:34:46] on,

[00:34:46] and we

[00:34:47] have talked

[00:34:47] about that

[00:34:48] before.

[00:34:48] It doesn't

[00:34:49] matter.

[00:34:50] Nothing

[00:34:50] ever happens

[00:34:51] when they

[00:34:51] shut down

[00:34:51] the

[00:34:52] government.

[00:34:52] That is

[00:34:52] some kind

[00:34:53] of a

[00:34:54] strange

[00:34:54] scare

[00:34:55] tactic

[00:34:56] that we

[00:34:57] seem to

[00:34:58] fall for.

[00:35:00] Nobody

[00:35:00] loses

[00:35:01] anything in

[00:35:02] the government.

[00:35:02] The government

[00:35:03] doesn't stop.

[00:35:04] The post

[00:35:04] office doesn't

[00:35:05] stop going.

[00:35:06] The only

[00:35:06] thing is

[00:35:07] you can't

[00:35:07] go to

[00:35:07] the park.

[00:35:11] But even

[00:35:11] those guys

[00:35:12] who shut

[00:35:13] the park

[00:35:13] down and

[00:35:14] locked the

[00:35:14] gates so

[00:35:15] you can't

[00:35:15] get in

[00:35:16] there,

[00:35:16] they don't

[00:35:17] lose any

[00:35:18] money.

[00:35:18] It's just

[00:35:18] delayed.

[00:35:19] They get

[00:35:20] it all

[00:35:21] back two

[00:35:23] days later

[00:35:24] when they

[00:35:27] unfreeze

[00:35:27] the government.

[00:35:29] It's a

[00:35:29] scare tactic.

[00:35:31] And so

[00:35:32] is it

[00:35:32] every time

[00:35:33] they tell

[00:35:33] grandma and

[00:35:34] grandpa,

[00:35:35] which I

[00:35:35] am now,

[00:35:36] that you're

[00:35:37] not going

[00:35:37] to get

[00:35:37] your social

[00:35:37] security,

[00:35:38] you're not

[00:35:38] going to

[00:35:39] get your

[00:35:39] Medicare.

[00:35:41] They just

[00:35:41] lie.

[00:35:42] They lie

[00:35:43] all the

[00:35:43] time.

[00:35:47] So is

[00:35:48] that something

[00:35:48] we're going

[00:35:49] to leave

[00:35:49] our

[00:35:49] grandchildren

[00:35:50] and our

[00:35:50] great

[00:35:51] grandchildren

[00:35:51] are lying

[00:35:52] politicians?

[00:35:53] Aren't you

[00:35:54] sick and

[00:35:54] tired of

[00:35:55] it?

[00:35:55] Isn't

[00:35:55] that what

[00:35:55] November

[00:35:56] 5th

[00:35:56] 2024

[00:35:57] was all

[00:35:58] about?

[00:35:58] We're

[00:35:59] done

[00:35:59] with them.

[00:36:00] They're

[00:36:00] lying,

[00:36:01] they're

[00:36:01] thieves,

[00:36:01] they're

[00:36:03] terrible.

[00:36:04] They're

[00:36:05] terrible.

[00:36:06] And

[00:36:06] something

[00:36:06] else that

[00:36:07] I saw,

[00:36:08] speaking of

[00:36:09] legacy,

[00:36:10] and speaking

[00:36:11] of where

[00:36:11] we are in

[00:36:12] this country

[00:36:12] where we

[00:36:13] have people

[00:36:13] committing

[00:36:14] suicide

[00:36:15] because they

[00:36:16] just can't

[00:36:17] see tomorrow

[00:36:17] being any

[00:36:18] better than

[00:36:19] today,

[00:36:20] Bible sales

[00:36:21] are booming

[00:36:22] despite a

[00:36:24] decline in

[00:36:25] religiosity.

[00:36:27] For the

[00:36:27] first time,

[00:36:28] buyer says

[00:36:29] it's about

[00:36:30] finding purpose.

[00:36:32] Now,

[00:36:33] as I read

[00:36:33] this article,

[00:36:34] I'm going

[00:36:34] to read

[00:36:35] just one

[00:36:35] paragraph of

[00:36:36] it,

[00:36:36] and I'm

[00:36:36] going to

[00:36:36] tell you

[00:36:36] what a

[00:36:37] problem is.

[00:36:37] I have

[00:36:38] a problem

[00:36:38] with this

[00:36:39] paragraph.

[00:36:39] It made

[00:36:39] me not

[00:36:40] want to

[00:36:40] read the

[00:36:40] rest of

[00:36:41] the article.

[00:36:42] Brianna

[00:36:43] Fitzpatrick

[00:36:44] says she

[00:36:45] grew up

[00:36:45] in a

[00:36:46] Christian

[00:36:46] family and

[00:36:47] felt a

[00:36:48] strong

[00:36:48] connection

[00:36:49] to a

[00:36:49] higher

[00:36:49] power.

[00:36:51] But it

[00:36:52] wasn't until

[00:36:53] this time

[00:36:53] last year,

[00:36:54] that would

[00:36:54] have been

[00:36:55] in 2023

[00:36:56] here,

[00:36:56] where we're

[00:36:57] at,

[00:36:57] that the

[00:36:58] young New

[00:36:59] York-based

[00:36:59] artist

[00:37:00] finally decided

[00:37:02] to buy

[00:37:02] her first

[00:37:03] Bible.

[00:37:05] Now,

[00:37:06] what kind

[00:37:06] of a

[00:37:06] Christian

[00:37:07] family was

[00:37:08] she raised

[00:37:08] up in

[00:37:10] that they

[00:37:11] didn't have

[00:37:11] a Bible

[00:37:12] for each

[00:37:13] one of

[00:37:13] those

[00:37:13] children?

[00:37:14] children?

[00:37:15] In there

[00:37:15] lies the

[00:37:16] problem.

[00:37:17] A family

[00:37:18] calling

[00:37:19] themselves a

[00:37:19] Christian

[00:37:20] family,

[00:37:20] did they

[00:37:20] show up

[00:37:21] at Easter

[00:37:21] and Christmas

[00:37:23] at church?

[00:37:25] And they

[00:37:26] don't have

[00:37:26] a Bible

[00:37:27] for their

[00:37:27] child?

[00:37:28] If you

[00:37:28] haven't got

[00:37:29] all your

[00:37:29] gifts yet,

[00:37:30] you need

[00:37:31] to buy

[00:37:31] your children

[00:37:32] a Bible

[00:37:32] and your

[00:37:34] grandchildren

[00:37:34] a Bible,

[00:37:35] and they

[00:37:35] have them

[00:37:35] for all

[00:37:36] ages.

[00:37:38] Readability,

[00:37:40] understandability.

[00:37:41] You want

[00:37:42] to change

[00:37:42] the world?

[00:37:43] You want

[00:37:43] to leave

[00:37:44] a legacy?

[00:37:45] Buy them

[00:37:46] a Bible.

[00:37:47] You're

[00:37:48] listening to

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[00:42:09] So,

[00:42:09] legacy.

[00:42:10] Let's talk

[00:42:10] about that

[00:42:11] just a little

[00:42:12] bit more.

[00:42:13] Actually,

[00:42:14] the rest of the

[00:42:14] show.

[00:42:15] We're in the

[00:42:16] final segment

[00:42:16] of today's

[00:42:17] show.

[00:42:18] So,

[00:42:18] Joe Biden,

[00:42:20] his legacy

[00:42:21] right now is

[00:42:21] he has

[00:42:22] sentenced

[00:42:22] most

[00:42:24] death row

[00:42:25] inmates,

[00:42:26] including

[00:42:27] murderers

[00:42:28] and cop

[00:42:29] killers.

[00:42:32] Why?

[00:42:34] What kind

[00:42:35] of a legacy

[00:42:35] is he leaving?

[00:42:40] What kind

[00:42:41] of a legacy

[00:42:41] is he leaving

[00:42:42] for in this

[00:42:42] nation?

[00:42:44] He's the one

[00:42:45] who opened

[00:42:45] the borders.

[00:42:47] Now,

[00:42:47] let's get real.

[00:42:49] Biden's not

[00:42:50] doing these.

[00:42:51] He's not.

[00:42:52] This is

[00:42:53] commutes.

[00:42:53] It's not

[00:42:54] pardons.

[00:42:54] As if there's

[00:42:55] any difference.

[00:42:56] They get to

[00:42:56] get out.

[00:42:59] If I was

[00:42:59] them,

[00:43:00] I wouldn't

[00:43:00] want out

[00:43:00] after I'd

[00:43:01] been in

[00:43:01] that long.

[00:43:01] They can't

[00:43:02] go get a

[00:43:02] job,

[00:43:03] really.

[00:43:04] I guess

[00:43:05] they can

[00:43:05] go back to

[00:43:05] thieving and

[00:43:06] murdering.

[00:43:08] So,

[00:43:08] what's

[00:43:09] going on?

[00:43:14] Let's

[00:43:14] talk about

[00:43:14] legacy.

[00:43:17] Years ago,

[00:43:19] Congress,

[00:43:20] of that

[00:43:20] day,

[00:43:22] decided that

[00:43:22] we needed

[00:43:23] to put

[00:43:25] a quietus

[00:43:26] on the

[00:43:28] presidency.

[00:43:30] So,

[00:43:31] they made

[00:43:31] an amendment

[00:43:32] and passed

[00:43:33] it that

[00:43:34] he has

[00:43:34] term limits.

[00:43:36] A

[00:43:36] president

[00:43:36] can only

[00:43:37] serve

[00:43:37] eight to

[00:43:38] ten years.

[00:43:41] And now

[00:43:41] we know

[00:43:42] we have

[00:43:42] people in

[00:43:43] Congress.

[00:43:45] One of

[00:43:46] them's in

[00:43:46] a nursing

[00:43:46] home.

[00:43:47] She hasn't

[00:43:47] voted since

[00:43:48] July,

[00:43:49] I think

[00:43:49] they said.

[00:43:52] So,

[00:43:52] we need

[00:43:53] to have

[00:43:53] term limits.

[00:43:54] Everybody's

[00:43:55] talking about

[00:43:55] term limits

[00:43:56] for Congress.

[00:43:57] Well,

[00:43:57] first of all,

[00:43:57] they're going

[00:43:57] to have

[00:43:58] to vote

[00:43:58] it for

[00:43:58] themselves,

[00:43:59] aren't

[00:43:59] they?

[00:44:02] Well,

[00:44:02] you are

[00:44:03] their term

[00:44:03] limits.

[00:44:05] But the

[00:44:06] Haber people

[00:44:06] are held

[00:44:07] so stupid

[00:44:08] and ignorant.

[00:44:09] We aren't

[00:44:10] stupid or

[00:44:10] ignorant,

[00:44:11] but we're

[00:44:11] kept that

[00:44:12] way.

[00:44:13] And we

[00:44:14] just keep

[00:44:14] voting for

[00:44:15] the familiar

[00:44:15] name that's

[00:44:16] on the

[00:44:18] ballot.

[00:44:21] We do

[00:44:23] not need

[00:44:23] term limits.

[00:44:28] We do

[00:44:29] need term

[00:44:29] limits,

[00:44:30] but not

[00:44:31] just because

[00:44:33] they are

[00:44:33] old and

[00:44:35] feeble.

[00:44:37] We need

[00:44:39] limits

[00:44:41] on their

[00:44:42] staffing as

[00:44:42] well.

[00:44:43] Who's

[00:44:44] writing the

[00:44:45] bills?

[00:44:47] Who

[00:44:47] writes

[00:44:47] any of

[00:44:48] the

[00:44:48] legislation?

[00:44:48] It's

[00:44:49] not

[00:44:49] these

[00:44:50] senators

[00:44:51] and

[00:44:51] congressmen,

[00:44:52] representatives.

[00:44:53] They're

[00:44:54] not

[00:44:54] writing

[00:44:54] them

[00:44:55] any

[00:44:55] more

[00:44:55] than

[00:44:55] Biden's

[00:44:56] doing

[00:44:56] anything

[00:44:57] he's

[00:44:57] doing.

[00:44:59] We've

[00:44:59] got this

[00:45:00] shadow

[00:45:00] government

[00:45:01] who really

[00:45:04] doesn't know

[00:45:05] anything about

[00:45:06] the world

[00:45:07] out here

[00:45:09] making

[00:45:10] decisions for

[00:45:10] your life

[00:45:11] and you're

[00:45:13] falling into

[00:45:14] this righteous

[00:45:15] idealism

[00:45:16] that they

[00:45:16] have about

[00:45:17] things.

[00:45:18] Well,

[00:45:19] this woman,

[00:45:21] Representative

[00:45:22] Granger from

[00:45:23] Texas,

[00:45:24] way to go

[00:45:24] Texas,

[00:45:25] they just

[00:45:26] keep electing

[00:45:27] her and

[00:45:27] she's in a

[00:45:28] nursing home.

[00:45:28] She can't,

[00:45:30] she hasn't

[00:45:31] voted since

[00:45:31] July.

[00:45:34] We have

[00:45:35] others.

[00:45:35] We had

[00:45:36] Dianne

[00:45:37] Feinstein.

[00:45:37] She wasn't

[00:45:38] doing anything.

[00:45:39] We have

[00:45:40] Joe Biden.

[00:45:41] He ain't

[00:45:41] doing anything.

[00:45:42] We have

[00:45:42] so many

[00:45:43] of these

[00:45:43] that are

[00:45:44] too old

[00:45:44] to serve.

[00:45:46] Not

[00:45:46] because

[00:45:47] they're

[00:45:47] old,

[00:45:48] but because

[00:45:48] they're

[00:45:49] feeble.

[00:45:50] They no

[00:45:51] longer can

[00:45:51] think for

[00:45:52] themselves or

[00:45:52] do for

[00:45:53] themselves.

[00:45:53] If they

[00:45:54] can't fix

[00:45:55] their own

[00:45:55] toast in

[00:45:56] the morning,

[00:45:57] then they

[00:45:57] certainly

[00:45:57] can't run

[00:45:59] your life,

[00:46:00] right?

[00:46:02] And if

[00:46:03] they have

[00:46:04] staff members

[00:46:04] that are

[00:46:05] writing

[00:46:05] legislation,

[00:46:06] then I

[00:46:06] think staff

[00:46:07] members

[00:46:07] need to

[00:46:08] go.

[00:46:08] They can

[00:46:09] have

[00:46:09] one or two

[00:46:09] secretaries

[00:46:10] and that's

[00:46:11] it.

[00:46:11] Done.

[00:46:12] Done.

[00:46:12] They need

[00:46:13] to do

[00:46:14] their own

[00:46:14] work.

[00:46:15] I'm done

[00:46:15] with them,

[00:46:15] Rudy.

[00:46:16] Rudy's

[00:46:16] looking at

[00:46:16] me funny.

[00:46:17] Just think

[00:46:18] how many

[00:46:19] people.

[00:46:20] They can't

[00:46:21] have a slush

[00:46:21] fund either.

[00:46:23] I'm done

[00:46:24] with them.

[00:46:25] Well,

[00:46:25] this man,

[00:46:26] we all

[00:46:27] thought he

[00:46:27] was no

[00:46:28] good.

[00:46:28] Oh,

[00:46:29] wait,

[00:46:29] wait,

[00:46:29] wait,

[00:46:29] wait.

[00:46:30] I want

[00:46:31] you to

[00:46:31] think about

[00:46:31] this and

[00:46:32] then we're

[00:46:32] going to

[00:46:32] talk about

[00:46:33] this

[00:46:33] gentleman.

[00:46:35] The

[00:46:35] legacy

[00:46:36] of the

[00:46:36] Panama

[00:46:37] Canal.

[00:46:38] Trump

[00:46:39] mentioned

[00:46:39] that in

[00:46:39] a speech

[00:46:40] with

[00:46:42] what group

[00:46:42] was he

[00:46:43] with?

[00:46:45] And he

[00:46:46] was talking

[00:46:47] about how

[00:46:49] we're getting

[00:46:51] taken with

[00:46:52] the Panama

[00:46:53] Canal.

[00:46:53] Now,

[00:46:53] I remember

[00:46:54] when Clinton

[00:46:54] gave this

[00:46:55] Panama Canal

[00:46:55] away.

[00:46:56] That was

[00:46:57] back in

[00:46:57] 1999.

[00:46:58] I think it

[00:46:59] went back

[00:46:59] even farther.

[00:47:00] I don't

[00:47:01] think he

[00:47:01] gave it

[00:47:01] away.

[00:47:02] He sold

[00:47:03] it for

[00:47:03] a dollar.

[00:47:05] Yeah.

[00:47:08] Anyway,

[00:47:09] I was

[00:47:09] mad then.

[00:47:11] And I

[00:47:11] think,

[00:47:12] let's

[00:47:13] think big

[00:47:13] like Trump.

[00:47:15] Canada,

[00:47:16] the 51st

[00:47:18] state of

[00:47:20] the United

[00:47:20] States of

[00:47:21] America,

[00:47:22] we're going

[00:47:23] to own

[00:47:23] the Panama

[00:47:24] Canal,

[00:47:24] we're going

[00:47:25] to take

[00:47:25] it back.

[00:47:26] Hey,

[00:47:26] we can

[00:47:26] give them

[00:47:26] double.

[00:47:27] We'll

[00:47:27] give them

[00:47:27] two bucks.

[00:47:28] And we're

[00:47:29] going to

[00:47:29] take it

[00:47:29] back.

[00:47:30] And then

[00:47:31] we're going

[00:47:31] to add

[00:47:32] Greenland

[00:47:34] as the

[00:47:35] 52nd,

[00:47:36] the 52th,

[00:47:37] the 52nd

[00:47:38] state.

[00:47:39] Let's

[00:47:39] think big.

[00:47:41] We won't

[00:47:42] be broke.

[00:47:43] We'll own

[00:47:43] it all.

[00:47:44] We'll own it.

[00:47:44] Okay,

[00:47:45] it might have

[00:47:45] been a little

[00:47:46] bit weird.

[00:47:46] I was really

[00:47:47] going to go

[00:47:47] through a little

[00:47:47] bit more

[00:47:48] on that

[00:47:48] at Panama

[00:47:49] Canal.

[00:47:49] Maybe I

[00:47:49] will tomorrow.

[00:47:51] Fetterman,

[00:47:52] we're all so

[00:47:53] worried about

[00:47:53] Fetterman.

[00:47:54] He has

[00:47:55] said some

[00:47:55] things lately

[00:47:57] that make

[00:47:58] more sense

[00:47:58] than anybody

[00:48:00] in the

[00:48:00] Republican

[00:48:00] Party.

[00:48:03] Definitely

[00:48:04] anyone in

[00:48:05] the Democrat

[00:48:05] Party.

[00:48:07] He says

[00:48:08] those hoping

[00:48:08] Trump fails

[00:48:09] are rooting

[00:48:09] against this

[00:48:10] nation.

[00:48:11] And he

[00:48:12] doesn't

[00:48:12] understand

[00:48:13] that.

[00:48:13] I think

[00:48:14] he's going

[00:48:15] to be a

[00:48:15] Republican

[00:48:15] before we're

[00:48:16] all said

[00:48:16] and done.

[00:48:17] And he

[00:48:17] keeps saying

[00:48:18] such good

[00:48:18] stuff.

[00:48:18] He says,

[00:48:19] I'm not

[00:48:20] rooting

[00:48:20] against

[00:48:21] him.

[00:48:21] Now,

[00:48:21] he went

[00:48:22] to The

[00:48:23] View.

[00:48:24] And he

[00:48:25] lived to

[00:48:25] tell about

[00:48:26] it.

[00:48:26] If you're

[00:48:27] rooting

[00:48:27] against the

[00:48:28] president,

[00:48:28] you're

[00:48:28] rooting

[00:48:28] against this

[00:48:29] nation.

[00:48:30] And I'm

[00:48:30] not ever

[00:48:30] going to

[00:48:31] be where

[00:48:31] I want

[00:48:32] a president

[00:48:33] to fail.

[00:48:34] So,

[00:48:35] country

[00:48:35] first.

[00:48:36] I know

[00:48:37] that's

[00:48:37] became

[00:48:38] maybe

[00:48:39] like a

[00:48:39] cliche,

[00:48:40] but it

[00:48:41] happens

[00:48:41] to be

[00:48:41] true.

[00:48:44] And he's

[00:48:45] been meeting

[00:48:45] with

[00:48:46] Trump's

[00:48:47] nominees.

[00:48:50] And he

[00:48:51] likes

[00:48:52] Stefanovic.

[00:48:53] And he

[00:48:54] thinks he's

[00:48:55] going to

[00:48:55] vote for

[00:48:56] Hegseth.

[00:48:58] My votes

[00:48:59] will come

[00:48:59] from an

[00:48:59] open mind

[00:49:00] and an

[00:49:01] informed

[00:49:02] opinion

[00:49:03] after having

[00:49:04] a conversation

[00:49:04] with them.

[00:49:05] That's not

[00:49:06] controversial.

[00:49:07] That's my

[00:49:08] job.

[00:49:10] You know,

[00:49:11] as long as

[00:49:11] he keeps

[00:49:12] talking like

[00:49:12] that,

[00:49:13] he can wear

[00:49:13] a hoodie

[00:49:14] anywhere.

[00:49:15] I'm okay

[00:49:15] with it.

[00:49:16] Because these

[00:49:18] men and

[00:49:18] women in

[00:49:19] their fancy

[00:49:19] clothes and

[00:49:20] their suits

[00:49:21] and their

[00:49:21] ties,

[00:49:22] they're not

[00:49:23] doing me

[00:49:23] much good.

[00:49:24] Are they

[00:49:24] doing you

[00:49:24] much good?

[00:49:25] What is

[00:49:26] the legacy

[00:49:27] they are

[00:49:27] leaving behind?

[00:49:28] Well,

[00:49:29] it's a

[00:49:29] whole lot

[00:49:30] for their

[00:49:30] family as

[00:49:31] far as

[00:49:31] worth and

[00:49:32] money.

[00:49:34] But as

[00:49:35] far as

[00:49:35] honesty and

[00:49:36] truth and

[00:49:37] faithfulness,

[00:49:38] it's zero.

[00:49:40] And that's

[00:49:41] what they're

[00:49:41] leaving behind

[00:49:42] for this

[00:49:42] nation.

[00:49:43] It's

[00:49:44] zero.

[00:49:45] But you

[00:49:46] see,

[00:49:46] we the

[00:49:46] people,

[00:49:48] we the

[00:49:48] people are

[00:49:49] the ones.

[00:49:49] now this

[00:49:51] song coming

[00:49:51] up is me

[00:49:52] singing on

[00:49:53] Eyes in

[00:49:53] My 30s.

[00:49:54] And it's

[00:49:54] my gift to

[00:49:55] you.

[00:49:56] But hopefully,

[00:49:59] it's the

[00:50:00] manger,

[00:50:01] not the

[00:50:02] baby,

[00:50:03] but the

[00:50:03] Messiah that

[00:50:04] we praise.

[00:50:05] Our faith

[00:50:06] is what I

[00:50:08] pray that I

[00:50:08] leave behind.

[00:50:09] My faith,

[00:50:13] that's what

[00:50:14] will bring

[00:50:14] America home.

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[00:51:47] and understanding

[00:51:48] of the word

[00:51:48] liberty?

[00:51:49] Do we weep

[00:51:50] for liberty

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[00:51:52] simply not

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[00:51:53] the substance

[00:51:54] and sacrifice

[00:51:55] for which

[00:51:56] we were once

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[00:51:57] Liberty.

[00:51:58] Webster defines

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[00:52:00] state of being

[00:52:01] free within

[00:52:01] society from

[00:52:02] oppressive

[00:52:03] restrictions imposed

[00:52:04] by authority

[00:52:05] on one's life,

[00:52:06] behavior,

[00:52:06] or political

[00:52:07] views.

[00:52:08] Today we seem

[00:52:09] to want

[00:52:10] restrictions.

[00:52:11] Government

[00:52:11] micromanaging

[00:52:12] our lives?

[00:52:13] But do we

[00:52:14] realize the cost?

[00:52:16] Alexander

[00:52:17] Hamilton once

[00:52:18] stated,

[00:52:18] There is a

[00:52:19] certain enthusiasm

[00:52:20] in liberty that

[00:52:21] makes human nature

[00:52:22] rise above itself

[00:52:23] in acts of bravery

[00:52:24] and heroism.

[00:52:26] As a republic,

[00:52:27] we the people

[00:52:28] must guard the

[00:52:28] liberty of others.

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