Peaceful Transfer Laced With Obstruction

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

[00:00:41] And I welcome you today to CSC Talk Radio.

[00:00:44] It's my honor, my privilege, and my pleasure to be here with you today on this sunny, cold, cold day.

[00:00:50] I don't like winter very much, but then, you know, we do like the seasons.

[00:00:55] We like what comes next.

[00:00:57] We like spring and summer.

[00:00:59] Let's go to the Lord in prayer.

[00:01:00] Quick griping, Beth.

[00:01:03] Quick griping.

[00:01:04] For such a time as this, even in the cold, Father, we praise you.

[00:01:10] You bring to us here in the Midwest the four seasons.

[00:01:17] Spring, summer, fall, and winter.

[00:01:20] And each have a purpose.

[00:01:24] So, Father, I'm sorry that I complain about the cold and the snow and the ice.

[00:01:32] But it just makes me appreciate the springtime so much more.

[00:01:37] We thank you, Father, that you have this big plan and that we're able to witness it.

[00:01:46] Father, we praise you for the great I am that you are, for your grace and your mercy and your love.

[00:01:55] And, Father, we just ask that we will be a more grateful people.

[00:02:00] And we thank you for the many blessings you have bestowed upon us.

[00:02:07] While we complain about the cold, I have a warm house to live in.

[00:02:11] A warm office to work at.

[00:02:15] And the sun is shining.

[00:02:18] Which makes it feel warm, even though it's not.

[00:02:23] Father, I once again come to you asking for your hedge of protection around President Donald J. Trump.

[00:02:31] And all those around him, his family, his friends, and the administration that he is putting together.

[00:02:38] I pray for each and every one of them, Father.

[00:02:41] And I pray for godly counsel.

[00:02:44] I know these guys are wise in other ways.

[00:02:50] But I really hope that they are seeking godly counsel.

[00:02:57] Place someone there, Father, that will lead them all.

[00:03:06] We thank you, Father, for this day.

[00:03:11] And thank you for the show.

[00:03:13] I ask your blessings on this show.

[00:03:15] And, Father, all those right now who have lost their homes, many have been hurt in these fires in California.

[00:03:27] I pray for their comfort.

[00:03:29] I pray for their mental state.

[00:03:33] I know what it is to lose everything.

[00:03:38] And wake up tomorrow with only the clothes on your back.

[00:03:41] I pray for them, Father.

[00:03:48] Comfort them.

[00:03:50] And help them to stay encouraged and to push forward now in this tragedy that they're living through.

[00:04:01] For such a time as this, I pray in Jesus' name.

[00:04:05] Amen.

[00:04:06] So California is having an emergency.

[00:04:09] But it's not the bird flu.

[00:04:12] Now, I watched it a lot last night.

[00:04:15] I couldn't keep my eyes off of it.

[00:04:17] And our prayers and thoughts do go out to them.

[00:04:20] Now, this went through some pretty wealthy areas.

[00:04:24] And Rudy sent me a text last night showing this area.

[00:04:29] And it's just home after home after home after home.

[00:04:32] I mean, it is a populated area.

[00:04:35] And they're the very nice, very wealthy places.

[00:04:42] That doesn't mean they don't hurt just like you do when you lose your home.

[00:04:46] They have family.

[00:04:48] They have friends.

[00:04:49] They have keepsakes that they don't want to lose, pictures and all that.

[00:04:55] So let's remember them in prayers.

[00:04:57] As of last night, let me see.

[00:05:00] It said, as of last evening, nearly 167,000 people were without power in Los Angeles County.

[00:05:12] And, you know, I was amazed at those who were covering this.

[00:05:17] Can you imagine standing out there, that roaring fire behind you?

[00:05:21] And they are loud.

[00:05:22] And they were talking about how that creates its own weather.

[00:05:25] And it does, apparently not rain.

[00:05:27] It wasn't creating any rain.

[00:05:29] And it's the Santa Ana winds that made it worse.

[00:05:34] I mean, it was jumping highways.

[00:05:35] It was, it was, it's just devastating.

[00:05:39] And I haven't heard anything this morning, so I don't know where it is.

[00:05:43] But actor James Woods posted footage of the flames burning through bushes and past the palm trees on hills near his home.

[00:05:52] The towering orange flames billowed among the landscaped yards between the homes.

[00:05:57] Standing in my driveway, he said, getting ready to evacuate.

[00:06:06] Mr. Woods, we pray that you are doing okay.

[00:06:09] There were some who got caught in that.

[00:06:12] An ember, an ember flew into their car.

[00:06:16] And they had to get out of the car because it just burst into flames.

[00:06:18] This fire is hot.

[00:06:22] Now, there will be all the noise about it being climate change and global warming.

[00:06:28] But it's not.

[00:06:30] It's not.

[00:06:33] We know what it is.

[00:06:34] And I hope that during Trump's administration, he will straighten it out.

[00:06:38] But the government that owns these, are supposed to be managing these forests, do not.

[00:06:46] They will not remove the dead from the floor.

[00:06:48] They will not maintain the forest.

[00:06:52] And therefore, when it does go into flames, it is a, what do they call it, a kinder box?

[00:06:59] It just goes boom.

[00:07:00] Boom.

[00:07:01] And when you have a very highly populated area, you're going to have more devastation.

[00:07:11] Just like with the hurricanes.

[00:07:13] The more people that want to live there on the beach, that live there by the water, they're going to get hit.

[00:07:21] But it's not global warming.

[00:07:25] But it is a problem.

[00:07:27] And our prayers go out to these people now who are going to have to start all over again.

[00:07:39] Moving on.

[00:07:41] The Dems' peaceful transfer of power will be laced with obstruction.

[00:07:47] Democrats bragged.

[00:07:48] Oh, yes, they bragged.

[00:07:50] As they showed America what a peaceful transfer of power looks like.

[00:07:57] This is how you have peaceful transfer of power.

[00:08:00] They said because they believe in democracy.

[00:08:04] Truth is, Monday's election certification was the first time in a century that the Democrats did not contest the electoral process of a GOP president.

[00:08:17] They are now plotting their strategy.

[00:08:21] Their peaceful power of transfer.

[00:08:22] They're setting up roadblocks, road spikes to obstruct and delay Trump's cabinet from getting to work as we the people have voted.

[00:08:34] They did this back in 2016.

[00:08:36] And they are aiming to do it again.

[00:08:39] However, this time, they are not in the majority.

[00:08:43] Still, it will not stop their theatrics from plaguing the process.

[00:08:49] So, I would suggest that you have the phone number ready.

[00:08:52] 202-224-3121.

[00:08:55] And get ready to make some phone calls.

[00:08:58] We'll talk about this a little bit more.

[00:09:00] I've titled another section of our topic today, Congress, the lawmakers, and the money takers.

[00:09:09] You'll find out what that's all about.

[00:09:11] We'll see just why these guys and gals aren't worried about voting for an omnibus bill.

[00:09:17] We're handing you the check as they check out.

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[00:13:08] This is Beth Ann.

[00:13:09] I've got this all stacked up here, and I'm not sure what order to do it in,

[00:13:12] but we're going to start with the moneymakers.

[00:13:15] I'm sorry.

[00:13:16] Lawmakers and money takers.

[00:13:18] And we'll talk about the lawmaking here in a few minutes.

[00:13:22] It says, meet the nine lawmakers.

[00:13:24] This is coming from The Daily Caller, who out-traded Nancy Pelosi in the stock market last year.

[00:13:33] It says, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi outperformed the S&P 500 index by over 280 percent in 2024.

[00:13:43] But she still fell behind nine of her congressional colleagues.

[00:13:50] 280 percent, she fell behind.

[00:13:54] Pelosi's portfolio, 70.9 percent increase from December 29th of 23 to December 30th of 2024,

[00:14:03] was nearly triple the S&P 500's 24.9 percent return.

[00:14:10] But Republican North Carolina Representative David Rouser and Democrat Florida Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz,

[00:14:23] they saw returns of 149 percent and 142.3 percent, topping the list members of Congress.

[00:14:32] Democrat Oregon Senator Ron Wyden and Republican Texas Representative Roger Williams

[00:14:40] and Democrat Kentucky Representative Morgan McGarvey.

[00:14:44] Portfolios also saw double-digit increases, rising 123.8 percent, 111.2 percent, and 105.8 percent in 2024, respectively, it says.

[00:14:59] According to financial data platform Unusual Whales.

[00:15:02] I'm not sure what that is, Unusual Whales, but it's very well named.

[00:15:09] Pelosi's annual returns also lagged behind those of Republican Representative Larry Bushon of Indiana,

[00:15:17] Pete Sessions of Texas, who saw increases of 98.6 percent and 95.2 percent,

[00:15:24] as well as Republican Maine Senator Susan Collins and Republican Tennessee Representative David Kostoff,

[00:15:35] whose portfolios grew 77.5 percent and 71.5 percent, respectively, the trading data showed.

[00:15:46] This is what they do, America.

[00:15:49] It goes on here, and it says,

[00:15:51] The longtime Congresswoman, Mrs. Pelosi,

[00:15:56] has faced backlash for her investments in the past.

[00:16:01] The Republican from Missouri, Senator Josh Hawley,

[00:16:05] introducing the Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments Act,

[00:16:12] he calls it the Pelosi Act, in January of 2023, which sought to ban members of Congress from trading stocks.

[00:16:20] Of course, it failed, and I think he knew it would.

[00:16:25] For too long, Hawley says,

[00:16:28] politicians in Washington have taken advantage of the economic system they write the rules for,

[00:16:34] turning profits for themselves at the expense of the American people.

[00:16:38] He went on to say,

[00:16:40] As members of Congress, both senators and representatives are tasked with providing oversight of the same companies they invest in,

[00:16:49] yet they continually buy and sell stocks, outperforming the market time and time again.

[00:16:59] The climate change and the other things, the Green New Deal and all that,

[00:17:05] and those people who lobby them, and they give favors to here and favors to there, and then they invest.

[00:17:14] So what's in those omnibus bills is of great interest to them.

[00:17:20] They don't care what it does to you.

[00:17:23] They're watching their bottom line grow and grow and grow,

[00:17:29] while you and I have trouble paying the rent.

[00:17:34] And my rent's pretty cheap here.

[00:17:37] It's pretty cheap.

[00:17:39] Don't tell my landlord I said that.

[00:17:41] Don't want him raising it.

[00:17:42] I think he raised it to the people who live above us here.

[00:17:46] Think they pay a little more rent than I do.

[00:17:49] But I've been paying him for, what, 15 years now?

[00:17:53] So close.

[00:17:54] Maybe not quite 15 years.

[00:17:55] So there were days, you know, we were going through the accounting yesterday,

[00:18:00] and we didn't make any money again.

[00:18:02] I told my husband he doesn't have to worry about ever paying any taxes on me.

[00:18:07] And I was almost with tears reminiscing when I had to wait to pay my rent

[00:18:16] because I just didn't have it.

[00:18:22] Somebody sent me a very nice donation yesterday, which pays my rent this month.

[00:18:31] But Congress is doing fine.

[00:18:33] Don't worry about them.

[00:18:34] They're doing fine.

[00:18:37] They're still making money.

[00:18:40] Not representing you and me.

[00:18:41] That's not what they think they're there for.

[00:18:46] But like I said, have your phone number ready.

[00:18:48] There's more.

[00:18:50] 202-224-3121.

[00:18:52] That is right.

[00:18:53] And I did that by memory.

[00:18:54] Sometimes my memory fails me.

[00:18:57] So who's making the laws?

[00:18:58] Let's move on to that.

[00:19:02] And, of course, the Constitution says the House of Representatives makes the laws.

[00:19:08] They write the bills.

[00:19:09] They make the laws.

[00:19:12] But that's not the way it's been happening, is it?

[00:19:14] No, they're too busy making money to write laws.

[00:19:19] They have.

[00:19:20] I think that is something that Musk and Elon Musk and Vivek or Ramoswamy ought to do,

[00:19:28] and that is look at Congress's staff.

[00:19:31] I don't think any one of them need more than one or two on their staff.

[00:19:39] Do you?

[00:19:41] Who's really writing those omnibus bills?

[00:19:44] The 1,500 pages, 1,700 pages.

[00:19:47] Who's writing those things?

[00:19:49] Well, you can bet your bottom bippy it isn't Senator Susan Collins.

[00:19:54] It isn't Nancy Pelosi writing any of it.

[00:19:57] It isn't any of them.

[00:20:01] So Senator Mike Lee has a must-pass bill act.

[00:20:07] He calls it the RAINS Act.

[00:20:09] But, because, you know, our Constitution means nothing.

[00:20:15] But this is because, and it's a good reason,

[00:20:19] it's just that that's how far away from our Constitution we've gone with this bureaucracy.

[00:20:25] The Act, it's called the RAINS Act, R-E-I-N-S Act.

[00:20:30] The Act would require that any major rule proposed by executive agencies,

[00:20:36] those costing over $100 million annually,

[00:20:39] why can't it be less than that?

[00:20:42] Why can't it be $500 annually?

[00:20:45] Seriously.

[00:20:46] Anyway, would have to be approved by Congress before going into effect.

[00:20:52] You know, I've told you many, many times,

[00:20:56] the bureaucrats,

[00:20:58] that you do not elect.

[00:21:00] They're making regulations and rules and demanding permits and licenses,

[00:21:06] and they'll fine you if you don't do what they say.

[00:21:09] But we didn't elect them.

[00:21:11] They have no constitutional authority.

[00:21:15] But, you see, Congress is lazy.

[00:21:17] And so they gave it all to the bureaucrats,

[00:21:20] and now they want it back, so they're going to do the RAINS Act.

[00:21:23] Currently, the American people labor under sweeping rules

[00:21:26] handed down by unelected, unaccountable, unadministrative,

[00:21:29] I'm not sorry, un-uh, not un-un,

[00:21:32] administrative state bureaucrats

[00:21:33] that impact nearly every area of our lives,

[00:21:36] from energy policy to health care.

[00:21:39] In an effort to avoid accountability

[00:21:42] that could come back to bite its members at election time,

[00:21:47] Congress has allowed federal agencies to exercise legislative power.

[00:21:52] Remember when I did Congress and wrote that,

[00:21:57] and it was the new Declaration of Independence,

[00:21:59] and it said that Congress was the one responsible for these things?

[00:22:03] Congress allowed it.

[00:22:05] Congress has put these bureaucrats in office.

[00:22:09] Congress did it.

[00:22:11] So, an entrepreneur, Joe Portman, I do not know him,

[00:22:15] he asked on X, he was, you know, talking on X,

[00:22:18] why does Congress exist if it refuses to govern?

[00:22:23] How do you expect them to make any money, Joe?

[00:22:27] Congressman Thomas Massey, a Republican from Kentucky,

[00:22:31] echo Senator Lee's urgency to restore constitutional balance

[00:22:35] to the federal government and to ensure that Congress...

[00:22:38] Okay, I'm going to stop right there.

[00:22:41] They have to restore constitutional balance,

[00:22:43] and in order to do that,

[00:22:46] they have to write an act.

[00:22:49] Now, think about that.

[00:22:51] It's already there in the Constitution,

[00:22:53] so they're breaking the Constitution.

[00:22:57] So, we've got to write an act.

[00:23:00] Is something wrong with this picture?

[00:23:02] It certainly is.

[00:23:04] Joe Portman notes that returning accountability

[00:23:06] to those whom the Constitution vests

[00:23:08] with lawmaking authority...

[00:23:10] Why do you have to return it to them?

[00:23:12] Take it away from the others.

[00:23:14] Just do away with them.

[00:23:16] Come on, Elon.

[00:23:17] Come on, Bybank.

[00:23:18] Let's clear out the bureaucracy.

[00:23:20] We don't need another act.

[00:23:22] We need a large firing going on.

[00:23:24] A large firing.

[00:23:27] You're listening to CSC Talk Radio.

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[00:23:42] Quiver.

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[00:23:44] But anyway, we'll be right back.

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[00:28:12] this is Bethann.

[00:28:13] So who is going to be

[00:28:17] the most powerful woman

[00:28:19] in the nation?

[00:28:21] Well,

[00:28:23] it's going to be

[00:28:24] Chief of Staff

[00:28:25] Susie Wiles.

[00:28:26] That's who it's going to be.

[00:28:27] I have an article here.

[00:28:30] It's from

[00:28:31] The Daily Caller

[00:28:33] and Reagan Reese

[00:28:35] is the one

[00:28:36] who wrote this.

[00:28:37] But incoming

[00:28:37] Chief of Staff

[00:28:39] Susie Wiles

[00:28:40] revealed in an interview

[00:28:43] with Axios

[00:28:45] how she will use

[00:28:46] a no-nonsense approach

[00:28:49] to differentiate

[00:28:50] the second Trump administration

[00:28:53] from the first.

[00:28:54] Now,

[00:28:54] it was General John,

[00:28:57] what was his name again?

[00:28:59] John Kelly.

[00:29:01] You know,

[00:29:02] a tough Marine.

[00:29:03] Probably never saw

[00:29:04] any combat in his life.

[00:29:06] And

[00:29:08] she's going to show him

[00:29:10] how you run

[00:29:10] an office.

[00:29:11] How you run

[00:29:12] an administration.

[00:29:15] She says,

[00:29:17] and I think all of us

[00:29:18] have worked with people

[00:29:19] like this before.

[00:29:21] I don't let Rudy

[00:29:23] get like this

[00:29:23] because I have to

[00:29:24] keep him under control,

[00:29:26] you know.

[00:29:26] I have worked with people

[00:29:28] like this

[00:29:29] and it's not pleasant.

[00:29:31] She says,

[00:29:32] I don't welcome people

[00:29:33] who want to work solo

[00:29:35] or be a star.

[00:29:37] My team

[00:29:38] and I will not tolerate

[00:29:40] backbiting,

[00:29:41] second-guessing

[00:29:42] inappropriately

[00:29:43] or drama.

[00:29:46] These are the,

[00:29:47] these are counterproductive

[00:29:48] to the mission.

[00:29:49] Now,

[00:29:50] I worked with somebody

[00:29:51] one time

[00:29:51] that we shared

[00:29:56] a database

[00:29:59] of stations

[00:30:01] and I gave him

[00:30:03] the database,

[00:30:05] station,

[00:30:06] the station database.

[00:30:07] I shared it with him

[00:30:09] and I said,

[00:30:09] do not make changes

[00:30:12] even if they are

[00:30:14] no longer

[00:30:14] an affiliate,

[00:30:17] if they drop

[00:30:18] as a radio station.

[00:30:20] I said,

[00:30:22] we query them

[00:30:23] so that we know

[00:30:24] they're not active

[00:30:25] but do not

[00:30:26] take them,

[00:30:28] remove them

[00:30:28] from this database.

[00:30:32] He didn't

[00:30:33] want to listen

[00:30:34] to me

[00:30:34] and so

[00:30:35] when things

[00:30:36] were finished

[00:30:37] in that area,

[00:30:39] when

[00:30:40] our jobs

[00:30:41] were done,

[00:30:43] I went to

[00:30:44] gather the database

[00:30:47] from his

[00:30:48] computer

[00:30:49] and it was

[00:30:51] nearly empty.

[00:30:51] He'd taken

[00:30:52] everything

[00:30:52] off of it.

[00:30:55] He didn't

[00:30:55] work as a team

[00:30:56] and when you

[00:30:58] don't work

[00:30:58] as a team,

[00:30:59] you don't get

[00:30:59] anything done.

[00:31:01] She says,

[00:31:03] the West Wing staff

[00:31:03] is a mix

[00:31:04] of new

[00:31:05] and veterans.

[00:31:06] Many are young,

[00:31:07] all are prepared

[00:31:08] to work

[00:31:09] punishing hours

[00:31:11] just like Trump,

[00:31:13] you know.

[00:31:13] To my core,

[00:31:14] I believe

[00:31:15] in teamwork.

[00:31:16] Anyone who

[00:31:17] cannot be

[00:31:18] counted on

[00:31:18] to be

[00:31:19] collaborative

[00:31:19] and focused

[00:31:21] on our

[00:31:21] shared goals,

[00:31:23] isn't working

[00:31:24] in the West Wing.

[00:31:25] She'll get

[00:31:25] rid of him.

[00:31:28] The first

[00:31:28] woman ever

[00:31:29] to be named

[00:31:30] to the White

[00:31:31] House chief

[00:31:32] of staff

[00:31:32] role.

[00:31:34] Wiles'

[00:31:34] appointment

[00:31:35] was widely

[00:31:36] praised

[00:31:36] as she

[00:31:37] has been

[00:31:38] largely

[00:31:39] credited

[00:31:39] for heading

[00:31:40] up the

[00:31:41] more disciplined

[00:31:42] and professional

[00:31:43] operation

[00:31:43] in 2024

[00:31:44] run

[00:31:45] during the

[00:31:46] campaign.

[00:31:46] She was

[00:31:47] in charge

[00:31:47] then.

[00:31:48] Trump

[00:31:49] took the

[00:31:50] debate

[00:31:51] stage

[00:31:52] to

[00:31:52] credit

[00:31:53] his

[00:31:53] campaign

[00:31:54] manager

[00:31:54] for the

[00:31:55] victory

[00:31:55] after he

[00:31:57] debated

[00:31:58] Kamala

[00:31:58] Harris.

[00:32:00] We call

[00:32:01] her,

[00:32:01] Trump says,

[00:32:03] we call

[00:32:03] her Ice

[00:32:04] Baby.

[00:32:05] Susie likes

[00:32:06] to stay

[00:32:06] in the

[00:32:06] background.

[00:32:08] She's not

[00:32:09] in the

[00:32:09] background.

[00:32:10] She doesn't

[00:32:11] want to be

[00:32:11] seen or heard

[00:32:12] but she is

[00:32:13] there and

[00:32:14] they know

[00:32:15] she's there.

[00:32:16] That's my

[00:32:17] opinion on

[00:32:18] what he's

[00:32:18] trying to

[00:32:18] say there.

[00:32:20] She says,

[00:32:22] set goals

[00:32:23] and then

[00:32:23] exceed them

[00:32:24] in every

[00:32:24] area with

[00:32:25] every staff

[00:32:26] member.

[00:32:26] We need

[00:32:27] her,

[00:32:27] Rudy.

[00:32:28] I cannot

[00:32:29] stress teamwork

[00:32:30] and mutual

[00:32:31] support

[00:32:31] enough.

[00:32:32] It's not

[00:32:33] magic.

[00:32:34] Set goals

[00:32:36] and timelines

[00:32:37] for me,

[00:32:38] for the

[00:32:39] team and

[00:32:40] then get

[00:32:40] working to

[00:32:41] exceed them.

[00:32:43] You set

[00:32:43] them and

[00:32:44] then you

[00:32:44] try to

[00:32:44] exceed

[00:32:45] those.

[00:32:46] Simple,

[00:32:47] yes.

[00:32:47] But this

[00:32:48] worked quite

[00:32:49] nicely on

[00:32:49] the

[00:32:50] campaign.

[00:32:51] And it

[00:32:51] did.

[00:32:52] And it

[00:32:53] did.

[00:32:53] So we're

[00:32:54] looking forward

[00:32:55] to this.

[00:32:55] I'm really

[00:32:56] tickled at

[00:32:57] John Kelly

[00:32:58] that was

[00:32:59] so angry

[00:33:00] because

[00:33:01] Trump,

[00:33:01] and he

[00:33:01] was treated

[00:33:02] everyone

[00:33:02] who came

[00:33:03] in and

[00:33:03] out of

[00:33:03] Trump's

[00:33:04] office

[00:33:05] mean.

[00:33:06] He was

[00:33:06] mean to

[00:33:07] Jared

[00:33:08] Kushner.

[00:33:09] I mean,

[00:33:09] I don't

[00:33:09] have to

[00:33:10] like him

[00:33:10] because you

[00:33:11] don't need

[00:33:11] to be

[00:33:11] mean.

[00:33:12] He

[00:33:12] didn't

[00:33:12] got

[00:33:12] physical.

[00:33:13] And he

[00:33:13] was mean

[00:33:14] with Ivanka

[00:33:15] and I think

[00:33:15] that was

[00:33:15] better.

[00:33:16] He's done

[00:33:17] then.

[00:33:19] All right.

[00:33:20] Obstruction.

[00:33:21] We're going

[00:33:22] to talk

[00:33:22] about the

[00:33:24] peaceful

[00:33:25] transfer

[00:33:26] of power

[00:33:28] laced with

[00:33:29] just a bit

[00:33:29] of obstruction.

[00:33:31] That's what the

[00:33:32] Democrat Party's

[00:33:32] going to do.

[00:33:33] And one of the

[00:33:34] first ones they're

[00:33:35] going after is

[00:33:36] Tulsi Gabbard.

[00:33:37] report.

[00:33:38] Just days after

[00:33:39] the new

[00:33:40] members of

[00:33:40] the United

[00:33:41] States Senate

[00:33:41] were sworn

[00:33:42] into office,

[00:33:44] Democrats

[00:33:44] in the

[00:33:45] upper chamber

[00:33:45] have already

[00:33:46] taken steps

[00:33:47] to delay

[00:33:48] the confirmation

[00:33:48] hearings.

[00:33:49] They're telling

[00:33:50] lies is what

[00:33:51] they're doing.

[00:33:52] And Senator

[00:33:54] Mark Warner,

[00:33:55] Democrat

[00:33:55] from Virginia,

[00:33:57] who serves

[00:33:58] as the vice

[00:33:58] president of

[00:33:59] the Senate

[00:33:59] Intelligent

[00:34:00] Committee,

[00:34:00] is delaying

[00:34:01] Republican

[00:34:02] efforts to

[00:34:03] hold the

[00:34:04] confirmation

[00:34:04] hearings as

[00:34:05] early as

[00:34:05] next week.

[00:34:07] for

[00:34:07] former

[00:34:09] Congressman

[00:34:09] Tulsi Gabbard

[00:34:10] of Hawaii.

[00:34:12] President

[00:34:13] Elect Trump's

[00:34:13] nominee for

[00:34:14] the Director

[00:34:15] of National

[00:34:15] Intelligence.

[00:34:16] Now, of

[00:34:17] course, they

[00:34:17] don't want

[00:34:17] the Director

[00:34:18] of National

[00:34:19] Intelligence to

[00:34:20] get to work.

[00:34:22] His

[00:34:22] excuses for

[00:34:24] the delay

[00:34:24] is the

[00:34:24] committee has

[00:34:25] allegedly

[00:34:26] not yet

[00:34:27] received certain

[00:34:28] materials from

[00:34:29] Gabbard,

[00:34:29] including her

[00:34:30] FBI background

[00:34:31] check,

[00:34:32] whose fault

[00:34:33] would that be

[00:34:33] if they hadn't

[00:34:34] come across

[00:34:34] ethics disclosure

[00:34:36] and her

[00:34:37] pre-hearing

[00:34:37] questionnaire.

[00:34:39] The background

[00:34:40] check, as

[00:34:41] her committee

[00:34:42] rules, must

[00:34:43] be submitted

[00:34:44] at least one

[00:34:45] week before

[00:34:46] the hearing

[00:34:46] takes place.

[00:34:48] Gabbard had,

[00:34:50] in fact,

[00:34:51] completed the

[00:34:51] background

[00:34:52] check last

[00:34:53] week.

[00:34:54] Now, this was

[00:34:54] written on the

[00:34:55] 8th.

[00:34:55] Therefore, her

[00:34:56] confirmation

[00:34:57] could be much

[00:34:58] smoother than

[00:35:00] most due to

[00:35:01] her already

[00:35:02] possessing a

[00:35:04] security clearance.

[00:35:05] She also

[00:35:06] already submitted

[00:35:07] her pre-hearing

[00:35:08] questionnaire,

[00:35:09] but will

[00:35:09] submit a

[00:35:10] second one

[00:35:11] by Thursday

[00:35:11] due to

[00:35:13] Warner's

[00:35:13] demands.

[00:35:14] Despite

[00:35:15] Warner's

[00:35:15] efforts to

[00:35:16] block the

[00:35:17] hearing,

[00:35:17] Intelligent

[00:35:18] Committee

[00:35:18] Chairman Tom

[00:35:19] Cotton from

[00:35:20] Arkansas,

[00:35:21] Republican,

[00:35:23] reaffirmed that

[00:35:24] the Senate

[00:35:24] intends to

[00:35:26] hold these

[00:35:26] hearings

[00:35:27] before

[00:35:27] Inauguration

[00:35:28] Day.

[00:35:33] After the

[00:35:34] terrorist attack

[00:35:34] on New

[00:35:36] Year's Eve

[00:35:36] and New

[00:35:37] Year's Day,

[00:35:37] it's sad to

[00:35:38] see Senator

[00:35:39] Warner and

[00:35:40] Democrats

[00:35:41] playing politics

[00:35:42] with American

[00:35:43] safety and

[00:35:44] security.

[00:35:44] And that's

[00:35:45] coming from

[00:35:47] Alexa Henning,

[00:35:49] a spokeswoman

[00:35:49] for the

[00:35:50] Trump and

[00:35:50] Vance

[00:35:51] transition.

[00:35:53] Now,

[00:35:53] Gabbard has

[00:35:54] already served

[00:35:55] in Congress.

[00:35:57] And they got

[00:35:58] really upset

[00:35:59] with her when

[00:35:59] she supported

[00:36:00] Bernie Sanders

[00:36:00] over Hillary

[00:36:02] Clinton.

[00:36:03] It says

[00:36:04] Gabbard came

[00:36:05] to odds with

[00:36:06] her own

[00:36:06] party after

[00:36:07] its deliberate

[00:36:08] suppression

[00:36:10] of the

[00:36:11] presidential

[00:36:11] campaign for

[00:36:12] Senator Bernie

[00:36:13] Sanders back

[00:36:14] in 2016

[00:36:15] and in

[00:36:16] 2020.

[00:36:18] Remember,

[00:36:19] he could

[00:36:19] have run

[00:36:20] instead of

[00:36:20] Joe.

[00:36:24] Now,

[00:36:24] this has

[00:36:25] been kind

[00:36:25] of a

[00:36:25] rub braw

[00:36:26] for me

[00:36:26] with Tulsi.

[00:36:28] I like

[00:36:28] her.

[00:36:28] I like

[00:36:29] what she

[00:36:29] says.

[00:36:30] And she

[00:36:31] has her

[00:36:31] own podcast.

[00:36:32] She has

[00:36:32] her own

[00:36:33] show now.

[00:36:34] I don't

[00:36:35] know if

[00:36:35] she has

[00:36:35] ever really

[00:36:37] said,

[00:36:39] I no longer

[00:36:40] believe in

[00:36:41] Bernie Sanders

[00:36:42] socialism.

[00:36:46] Because it

[00:36:46] really bothered

[00:36:47] me that

[00:36:48] that's who

[00:36:48] she supported.

[00:36:50] I didn't

[00:36:51] care that

[00:36:51] she didn't

[00:36:51] support Hillary.

[00:36:52] That was

[00:36:52] fine.

[00:36:53] I was

[00:36:53] fine with

[00:36:53] that.

[00:36:54] But,

[00:36:56] anyway,

[00:36:57] we're going

[00:36:57] to move

[00:36:58] on.

[00:36:58] What happened

[00:36:59] yesterday?

[00:37:00] I want

[00:37:00] to talk

[00:37:01] about that

[00:37:01] a little

[00:37:01] bit.

[00:37:02] And that's

[00:37:03] the

[00:37:04] Lake and

[00:37:04] Riley

[00:37:05] Act that

[00:37:07] 159

[00:37:08] Democrats

[00:37:10] voted

[00:37:10] against.

[00:37:12] I want

[00:37:13] to explain

[00:37:13] what the

[00:37:14] act means,

[00:37:14] what it

[00:37:15] said,

[00:37:16] what it

[00:37:16] said.

[00:37:16] I won't

[00:37:17] read it

[00:37:17] to you.

[00:37:19] I have

[00:37:19] a list

[00:37:20] of who

[00:37:21] voted

[00:37:21] against it.

[00:37:22] It'll

[00:37:23] be easier

[00:37:23] to give

[00:37:23] you a

[00:37:24] list of

[00:37:24] who voted

[00:37:25] for it

[00:37:25] on the

[00:37:25] Democrat

[00:37:26] side.

[00:37:27] But I

[00:37:28] want to

[00:37:28] talk about

[00:37:29] it because

[00:37:29] I think

[00:37:29] it's vitally

[00:37:30] important that

[00:37:31] we see

[00:37:32] what's really

[00:37:32] in the

[00:37:33] hearts of

[00:37:34] the Democrats

[00:37:35] and the

[00:37:35] Democrat

[00:37:36] party.

[00:37:37] You're

[00:37:37] listening to

[00:37:38] CSC Talk

[00:37:38] Radio.

[00:37:39] This is

[00:37:39] Beth Ann.

[00:37:40] We'll be

[00:37:40] right back.

[00:37:59] Have you

[00:38:00] heard about

[00:38:01] vine-to-bar

[00:38:02] chocolate?

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[00:42:07] This is Bethann.

[00:42:08] Lots of things have

[00:42:09] been popping up on my

[00:42:10] computer.

[00:42:11] I'll call it breaking

[00:42:11] news just because I

[00:42:13] don't know what it, I

[00:42:14] don't know all of it.

[00:42:16] But I want to talk and

[00:42:17] we'll get to it.

[00:42:17] I've got three different

[00:42:18] things that I want to

[00:42:20] bring to your

[00:42:21] attention and you can

[00:42:21] listen to them maybe

[00:42:22] later if you hear any

[00:42:23] more news today or

[00:42:25] tonight.

[00:42:27] 159 Democrats voted

[00:42:28] against the Lake and

[00:42:29] Riley Act.

[00:42:30] Now the Lake and

[00:42:31] Riley Act, the state

[00:42:34] bill would

[00:42:35] specifically strip

[00:42:37] local elected

[00:42:38] officials who enact

[00:42:40] sanctuary policies.

[00:42:42] So it's going to,

[00:42:46] which is already

[00:42:47] illegal, but these

[00:42:50] sanctuary cities and

[00:42:51] sanctuary states or

[00:42:52] sanctuary prosecutors

[00:42:56] or whatever they are

[00:42:57] that are not following

[00:43:00] the law.

[00:43:02] But it says, who

[00:43:04] enact sanctuary

[00:43:05] policies of their

[00:43:06] sovereign immunity,

[00:43:08] allowing anyone to

[00:43:09] bring a case of

[00:43:10] action against them.

[00:43:12] So in Lake and

[00:43:14] Riley's case, I would

[00:43:18] guess that her family

[00:43:20] now could bring,

[00:43:21] could prosecute,

[00:43:22] could bring charges

[00:43:23] against those in New

[00:43:25] York.

[00:43:26] Was it New York

[00:43:27] that they brought

[00:43:28] him from?

[00:43:29] And sent him to

[00:43:30] Georgia.

[00:43:32] The bill would also

[00:43:33] allow for the removal

[00:43:34] of local officials who

[00:43:35] would strip them of

[00:43:37] state funding and

[00:43:38] state administered

[00:43:39] federal funding.

[00:43:41] In other words,

[00:43:41] they're going to,

[00:43:41] they're going to make

[00:43:42] them pay for what

[00:43:44] they've done.

[00:43:45] But 159 House

[00:43:48] Democrats voted

[00:43:51] against this.

[00:43:55] Lake and Riley was

[00:43:57] brutally murdered.

[00:43:58] By an illegal

[00:43:59] alien who was

[00:44:01] found guilty.

[00:44:05] Should have the

[00:44:06] death penalty.

[00:44:09] But 159 of these

[00:44:10] Democrats, they

[00:44:12] don't care.

[00:44:14] They do not care.

[00:44:21] So there was only a

[00:44:26] half a dozen of

[00:44:26] Democrats that

[00:44:28] switched their votes

[00:44:29] from their party

[00:44:30] and voted for

[00:44:32] for this act.

[00:44:34] I suggest that you

[00:44:36] give them a call.

[00:44:39] 202-224-3121 and

[00:44:43] thank them.

[00:44:46] It was Pennsylvania

[00:44:47] Representative

[00:44:48] Brendan Boyle,

[00:44:49] Oregon Representative

[00:44:51] Val Hoyle,

[00:44:53] Georgia Representative

[00:44:54] Lucy McBath.

[00:44:56] I think she had no

[00:44:56] choice.

[00:44:58] New York

[00:44:59] Representative

[00:44:59] Joseph Morell,

[00:45:02] Alabama

[00:45:03] Representative

[00:45:04] Terry Sewell,

[00:45:06] and New York

[00:45:06] Representative

[00:45:07] Richie Torres.

[00:45:10] The bill would

[00:45:11] have allowed the

[00:45:12] states to sue

[00:45:13] the Department of

[00:45:14] Homeland Security

[00:45:15] for harm caused

[00:45:16] to their residents

[00:45:18] because of illegal

[00:45:20] immigration.

[00:45:20] legislation.

[00:45:21] But 159 Democrats

[00:45:24] voted against the

[00:45:25] legislation.

[00:45:26] But six of them

[00:45:29] stood strong.

[00:45:32] So the way I see

[00:45:34] it, the Democrats

[00:45:38] party, except for

[00:45:40] these six in this

[00:45:41] particular case,

[00:45:42] they do not believe

[00:45:44] in following the

[00:45:45] national immigration

[00:45:46] laws.

[00:45:47] We have

[00:45:49] immigration laws.

[00:45:52] AOC, this week,

[00:45:56] complained about

[00:45:57] January 6th of

[00:45:58] 2021.

[00:45:59] She said she was

[00:46:01] in fear for her

[00:46:01] life.

[00:46:03] And with her big

[00:46:04] eyes, she said,

[00:46:05] I was afraid I

[00:46:07] would be raped.

[00:46:11] First, she's

[00:46:13] lying.

[00:46:14] But just let's

[00:46:15] assume she

[00:46:16] isn't.

[00:46:18] She apparently

[00:46:19] believes one of

[00:46:20] three things.

[00:46:22] She'd rather be

[00:46:23] raped and murdered

[00:46:23] by an illegal

[00:46:24] alien than a

[00:46:25] MAGA citizen.

[00:46:26] That doesn't

[00:46:27] make sense,

[00:46:28] does it?

[00:46:29] In either case,

[00:46:30] I'm being silly.

[00:46:32] Two, she

[00:46:32] believes her

[00:46:33] safety is worth

[00:46:35] more than any

[00:46:36] average citizen.

[00:46:38] You know,

[00:46:39] somebody like

[00:46:41] Lakeley Ryan,

[00:46:46] who was studying

[00:46:47] to be a nurse and

[00:46:48] would actually

[00:46:49] help Americans.

[00:46:52] Unlike AOC.

[00:46:54] I think she can

[00:46:54] mix a drink.

[00:46:56] Three, she's

[00:46:57] full of bull.

[00:47:00] only has

[00:47:01] lies and there

[00:47:02] is no truth

[00:47:03] in her.

[00:47:04] You see,

[00:47:05] truth does not

[00:47:06] fit the narrative

[00:47:07] of their plot

[00:47:08] to overthrow

[00:47:09] the Constitutional

[00:47:10] Republic.

[00:47:10] And that's

[00:47:11] exactly what

[00:47:12] they did.

[00:47:13] That's exactly

[00:47:14] what January 6th

[00:47:15] was.

[00:47:15] It wasn't the

[00:47:16] mob.

[00:47:16] It was the

[00:47:17] ones who

[00:47:17] instigated inside

[00:47:19] the mob.

[00:47:19] They were the

[00:47:20] ones trying

[00:47:21] to stop

[00:47:22] the process.

[00:47:24] The process

[00:47:25] of objecting

[00:47:27] to four states.

[00:47:33] So,

[00:47:38] the Democrats

[00:47:39] would rather

[00:47:40] see Americans

[00:47:41] murdered,

[00:47:43] raped,

[00:47:44] human trafficked,

[00:47:46] died of

[00:47:48] drugs,

[00:47:49] fentanyl,

[00:47:51] than to obey

[00:47:52] the laws.

[00:47:53] The laws that

[00:47:54] they write,

[00:47:55] actually.

[00:47:56] The laws

[00:47:57] come from

[00:47:57] Congress.

[00:47:58] Those laws

[00:47:59] exist.

[00:48:00] I wish we

[00:48:00] could see

[00:48:01] them.

[00:48:01] I wish I

[00:48:02] could get

[00:48:02] Tom Holman

[00:48:03] on.

[00:48:03] I only have

[00:48:04] a one-hour

[00:48:05] show,

[00:48:05] and I'm

[00:48:06] pretty sure

[00:48:06] those laws

[00:48:07] are longer

[00:48:07] than a

[00:48:07] one-hour

[00:48:08] show.

[00:48:08] But he

[00:48:09] will tell

[00:48:09] you,

[00:48:10] they cannot

[00:48:11] harbor an

[00:48:12] enemy.

[00:48:12] They cannot

[00:48:13] harbor a

[00:48:14] criminal

[00:48:14] without

[00:48:16] succumbing

[00:48:17] to the law.

[00:48:20] Trump gave

[00:48:21] a warning

[00:48:22] to the

[00:48:24] Middle East,

[00:48:24] Hamas

[00:48:25] yesterday,

[00:48:26] and he

[00:48:26] said,

[00:48:26] all hell's

[00:48:27] going to

[00:48:27] break loose

[00:48:27] if you

[00:48:28] don't

[00:48:28] turn those

[00:48:31] hostages

[00:48:31] loose.

[00:48:33] I read

[00:48:34] this morning,

[00:48:34] we only

[00:48:35] believe that

[00:48:35] about 20

[00:48:36] of them

[00:48:36] are still

[00:48:36] alive.

[00:48:39] Now,

[00:48:40] the breaking

[00:48:40] news that

[00:48:40] I just saw

[00:48:41] popping up

[00:48:42] on my

[00:48:42] computer,

[00:48:43] which my

[00:48:44] computer just

[00:48:45] went dead,

[00:48:47] is Joe

[00:48:49] Bryden is

[00:48:50] saying yes

[00:48:51] that there

[00:48:52] possibly might

[00:48:53] be,

[00:48:54] which means

[00:48:54] yes it

[00:48:54] is,

[00:48:55] a preemptive

[00:48:55] pardon for

[00:48:57] Fauci.

[00:48:59] Okay?

[00:49:01] So can we

[00:49:02] go after him

[00:49:03] individually?

[00:49:05] I would

[00:49:06] think we

[00:49:06] could.

[00:49:07] I could,

[00:49:08] can,

[00:49:09] you know,

[00:49:09] the civil

[00:49:09] lawsuits,

[00:49:11] can we not

[00:49:12] do that?

[00:49:13] Anyway,

[00:49:14] why would he

[00:49:15] need a pardon?

[00:49:16] I mean,

[00:49:16] you didn't

[00:49:16] do anything

[00:49:17] wrong,

[00:49:17] right?

[00:49:19] And this

[00:49:20] one is big

[00:49:21] news.

[00:49:21] I wished we

[00:49:22] had Daniel

[00:49:24] here.

[00:49:25] Representative,

[00:49:26] Republican

[00:49:26] Representative

[00:49:27] Bill,

[00:49:29] unveils a

[00:49:30] bill to

[00:49:30] protect the

[00:49:31] fracking.

[00:49:32] His name

[00:49:32] is August

[00:49:33] Fuger

[00:49:35] from Texas.

[00:49:36] P-F-U-G-E-R.

[00:49:40] And

[00:49:42] WeChat

[00:49:43] is a

[00:49:44] video game

[00:49:46] and the

[00:49:47] FBI

[00:49:47] is now

[00:49:48] saying

[00:49:48] this video

[00:49:49] game,

[00:49:49] which is

[00:49:49] one of the

[00:49:50] largest ones

[00:49:51] in the

[00:49:51] country,

[00:49:52] I guess,

[00:49:52] or most

[00:49:53] popular.

[00:49:55] It's

[00:49:56] owned by a

[00:49:57] company that

[00:49:57] is the

[00:49:58] Chinese military

[00:49:59] firm.

[00:50:01] We're in

[00:50:02] trouble,

[00:50:02] my friends.

[00:50:03] We're in

[00:50:04] big trouble.

[00:50:05] We have

[00:50:05] sat back on

[00:50:06] our laurels

[00:50:07] thinking

[00:50:07] everybody

[00:50:08] respects us

[00:50:09] and nobody's

[00:50:10] going to mess

[00:50:11] with us

[00:50:11] because we're

[00:50:12] so big.

[00:50:14] But Obama

[00:50:15] and Joe

[00:50:15] Biden have

[00:50:16] made America

[00:50:16] very small

[00:50:17] and so

[00:50:18] did Carter.

[00:50:22] Carter is

[00:50:23] not a good

[00:50:24] man.

[00:50:25] Jimmy Carter

[00:50:26] is a dead

[00:50:27] man, but

[00:50:28] he's not a

[00:50:28] good man.

[00:50:29] He was not

[00:50:29] the decent

[00:50:30] man they

[00:50:30] like to tell

[00:50:31] us he

[00:50:31] was and

[00:50:32] neither is

[00:50:32] Joe Biden

[00:50:33] as he

[00:50:34] curses

[00:50:35] and brags

[00:50:36] about how

[00:50:36] much power

[00:50:37] he has.

[00:50:38] You know,

[00:50:38] America,

[00:50:39] we've got the

[00:50:40] work ahead

[00:50:40] of us

[00:50:40] to bring

[00:50:41] America

[00:50:42] home.

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[00:50:59] to invite

[00:50:59] Beth Ann to

[00:51:00] speak at your

[00:51:01] next event.

[00:51:02] Beth Ann has

[00:51:02] been behind

[00:51:03] the microphone

[00:51:03] for almost

[00:51:04] 30 years

[00:51:05] fighting to

[00:51:05] bring America

[00:51:06] home.

[00:51:07] She brings

[00:51:07] her unique

[00:51:08] perspective

[00:51:08] drawing from

[00:51:09] her many life

[00:51:10] experiences

[00:51:10] and her

[00:51:11] love for

[00:51:11] Godden

[00:51:12] country.

[00:51:13] As a young

[00:51:13] girl,

[00:51:13] her family

[00:51:14] moved from

[00:51:14] the big

[00:51:14] city to

[00:51:15] a small

[00:51:15] rural

[00:51:16] community

[00:51:16] where she

[00:51:17] would grow

[00:51:17] up,

[00:51:17] marry her

[00:51:18] husband,

[00:51:18] and together

[00:51:19] raise five

[00:51:19] sons.

[00:51:20] Along the

[00:51:20] way,

[00:51:21] she worked

[00:51:21] in factories,

[00:51:22] retail,

[00:51:23] sales,

[00:51:23] and medical

[00:51:23] clinic,

[00:51:24] and now

[00:51:24] lights up

[00:51:25] the airwaves

[00:51:25] on CSE

[00:51:26] Talk Radio.

[00:51:27] As the

[00:51:28] D.C.

[00:51:28] occupiers

[00:51:29] continue to

[00:51:29] drive our

[00:51:30] society into

[00:51:31] socialism and

[00:51:32] anarchy,

[00:51:32] the message

[00:51:33] to bring

[00:51:33] America home

[00:51:34] grows more

[00:51:35] crucial by

[00:51:35] the day.

[00:51:36] Beth Ann brings

[00:51:37] that message

[00:51:37] with contagious

[00:51:38] passion wherever

[00:51:39] she speaks.

[00:51:40] Schedule Beth

[00:51:41] Ann to speak

[00:51:41] to your group

[00:51:42] today by

[00:51:42] calling 573-796-2166.

[00:51:47] Do we lack

[00:51:48] enthusiasm and

[00:51:49] understanding of

[00:51:49] the word liberty?

[00:51:50] Do we weep for

[00:51:52] liberty which we

[00:51:52] have lost?

[00:51:53] Or do we simply

[00:51:54] not understand the

[00:51:55] substance and

[00:51:55] sacrifice for

[00:51:57] which we were

[00:51:57] once privileged?

[00:51:59] Liberty.

[00:51:59] Webster defines

[00:52:00] liberty as the

[00:52:01] state of being

[00:52:02] free within

[00:52:02] society from

[00:52:03] oppressive

[00:52:04] restrictions imposed

[00:52:05] by authority on

[00:52:06] one's life,

[00:52:07] behavior, or

[00:52:08] political views.

[00:52:09] Today we seem

[00:52:11] to want

[00:52:11] restrictions.

[00:52:12] Government

[00:52:13] micromanaging

[00:52:13] our lives?

[00:52:14] But do we

[00:52:15] realize the

[00:52:16] cost?

[00:52:17] Alexander

[00:52:18] Hamilton once

[00:52:19] stated,

[00:52:19] there is a

[00:52:20] certain enthusiasm

[00:52:21] in liberty that

[00:52:22] makes human nature

[00:52:23] rise above itself

[00:52:24] in acts of

[00:52:25] bravery and

[00:52:25] heroism.

[00:52:27] As a republic,

[00:52:28] we the people

[00:52:29] must guard the

[00:52:30] liberty of

[00:52:30] others.

[00:52:31] We must

[00:52:31] continue the

[00:52:32] enthusiasm that

[00:52:33] will make men

[00:52:34] free.

[00:52:35] visit csctalkradio.com

[00:52:37] where Beth Ann

[00:52:38] puts enthusiasm

[00:52:39] and common

[00:52:40] sense back into

[00:52:41] American liberty

[00:52:42] as she brings

[00:52:43] America home.

[00:52:47] Friends, I want

[00:52:48] to talk to you

[00:52:48] very frankly about

[00:52:49] the increasing

[00:52:50] civil unrest we're

[00:52:51] seeing these days.

[00:52:53] You can't turn on

[00:52:53] the news without

[00:52:54] hearing about more

[00:52:55] riots, violence,

[00:52:56] looting, killing,

[00:52:58] lawlessness, and

[00:52:59] mayhem.

[00:52:59] Sadly, I think the

[00:53:00] worst is yet to come

[00:53:02] and the crescendo

[00:53:03] will be quite painful.

[00:53:04] However, I want

[00:53:06] to focus your

[00:53:06] attention on what

[00:53:07] you can do to

[00:53:08] survive.

[00:53:09] Priority one in

[00:53:10] times like these is

[00:53:12] to make sure you

[00:53:13] have enough food to

[00:53:14] eat.

[00:53:14] If you know me, you

[00:53:15] know I fully endorse

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[00:53:18] They're the only

[00:53:19] source I personally

[00:53:20] use and trust to get

[00:53:21] through the tough

[00:53:22] times ahead.

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[00:53:30] family will love.

[00:53:31] Go to

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[00:53:35] The future is so

[00:53:36] uncertain.

[00:53:37] I urge you to go to

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[00:53:40] and get ready now.

[00:53:42] That's

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