3437 – July 30, 2024 – The Names Change, The Policies Get Put on Tyrannical Steroids – Daniel Turner of Power the Future joins us today. D.C. is full of “little tyrants” always trying to rob us of our Life, Liberty and Happiness. So, we need to be like Boy Scouts on steroids – Be Prepared to the MAX and ready to fight for what is rightfully ours!
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Hey. Where are you going? I gotta get
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home.
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America, it's time to come home.
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It's time to come home. By bringing common
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sense back into the nonsense.
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Welcome to Common Sense Coalition Talk Radio, where
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America comes home.
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Get on home.
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Down this dirt road, you're gonna find determination
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discernment. And now, the woman that
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wishes the DC occupiers would stop
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stop making her use her mom voice. Not
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make me come down there. Here's your host
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and the voice of common sense,
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Beth Ann.
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And I welcome you today to CSC Talk
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Radio. It is my honor and my privilege
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and my pleasure to be here with you
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today. We're gonna get straight to the prayer.
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We're not trying to rush, but I am
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excited. We're gonna talk with Daniel Turner today,
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and I'm excited about it because there's just
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so much going on. And and I always
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like to get his opinion on things.
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And so let's go to the Lord in
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prayer. For such a time as this, oh,
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most gracious heavenly father,
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we thank you.
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We thank you for your abundance of love,
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your grace, and your mercy
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for providing
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salvation for each and every one of us.
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All we must do is to believe in
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you,
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to follow you, to trust you,
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and we fail that in our lives.
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And father, we've failed it as a country,
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as a nation,
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but your children are scratching and crawling right
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now father to try
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and bring back
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common sense
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and morality.
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We're ashamed, father, for the
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times we have been
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apathetic,
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complacent,
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lazy on my part,
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I would say.
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But father, we beg for your forgiveness and
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we ask that you will
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lead us now.
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I beg for your protection, your continued protection
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around president Donald j Trump and all those
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that are around him, father.
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I pray for this nation.
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We're in a crisis and I believe we're
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vulnerable now
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to an attack
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by our enemies.
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Make us strong.
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Help us to understand and we need to
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be prepared and need to be ready.
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But father,
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make us courageous and bold
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that the fear will not overtake
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us. That we will stand up
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for your righteousness
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and for what is best for this nation
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that we might rise up again and wave
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1 nation under God.
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It's for such a time as this that
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I pray these things in Jesus name.
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Amen.
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Names may change, but the policies
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will stay the same
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except
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tyrannical steroid.
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They'll be on tyrannical steroids.
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I've been around long enough now, I'm ashamed
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to say, but I'm proud to say it,
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that
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I can tell you the problems
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and the topics we discuss in this country
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do not change.
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But unlike climate change, they do escalate.
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Ronald Reagan had to deal with immigration,
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Russia, Iran, China.
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Ronald Reagan had to battle with people, like,
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to call the deep state. We like to
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call it the deep state today. He lost
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many of those battles. He promised when he
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campaigned to eliminate the Department of Education, but
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it got larger under him.
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That's when he lost, and it cost us
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dearly.
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Ronald Reagan was also a victim of the,
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assassination
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attempt.
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Ronald Reagan had to deal with the combative
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and arrogant, oppressive media.
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All the social medias weren't prominent at that
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time, so he didn't have to deal with
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those so much.
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Ronald Reagan also had to deal with inflation.
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Such came the birth of the trickle down
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economy.
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Ronald Reagan had to deal with strikes, air
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traffic controllers.
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He ended up telling them you're fired.
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We've heard that before.
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And just so everybody knows, that's how
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Rudy got his job,
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his traffic controller.
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There was drug addiction problems in the nation
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at that time as well. And now
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but now it is definitely on steroids itself,
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or is that opioids, or is that Fentanyl?
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Ronald Reagan addressed congress regarding
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the energy security
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needed in this country, maintaining peace through strength
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and also
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maintaining
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peace through preparedness
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with which is part of the strength.
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Oh, and, yes, the Supreme Court was at
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the top of the leaderboard as well back
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then.
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So here we are again with the same
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issues,
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but the consequences today are at a crisis
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level.
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As I wrote, yes, cheap plug for my
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book, the American crisis continues.
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Why do you suppose that is?
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Because there will always be that shyster
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lurking around the corner while pledging and pleading
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for your vote, but is actually vying for
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the grand opportunity to enrich him or herself,
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all the while diminishing your liberty
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and endangering a nation.
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There are always little tyrants
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seeking to rob you,
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to rob us of our freedom,
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destroy our way of life,
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take your wealth, however large or small that
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might be.
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The deep state we speak of is quite
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deep, but it is in our face every
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single day,
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elected and appointed.
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It has grown so large.
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Our original constitutional
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republic is
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barely recognizable.
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The separation of powers has been compromised and
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Biden or the Soros Obama regime, whatever you
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wanna call it, are about to destroy the
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last branch
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and put the final nail in the coffin
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of our
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republic,
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not democracy.
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We were established as a republic.
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So how do we fight a largest
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crisis like this? Well, we get involved, and
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we help those who are fighting for us.
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Power of the Future is one of those
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organizations that I truly trust. I don't trust
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all of them.
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I've been around long enough that one of
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the main ones that I really love, I
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do love them,
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is the is the Heritage Foundation.
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But I remember the day when they were
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all about free trade.
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So they don't always get it right, so
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you have to be careful.
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And today, we have with us our good
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friend,
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and, yes, he helps keep Common Sense Coalition
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Talk Radio on the air, and we welcome
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Daniel Turner. Daniel, how are you doing today?
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Are you
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there, Daniel?
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Oh, Beth Ann, it's great to be on
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with you. Thank you for having me. Well,
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we're we're always happy to have you. And
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I know you're busy. Last week, you were
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just running all over the place, probably like
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a chicken with its head cut off. I
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don't know. But
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what do you think about And and the
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clock is ticking. That's the that's the hard
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part is, you know, what are we officially,
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I think 98 days now through Yes. To
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the election. So Yeah. It's kinda like 99
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bottles of beer on the wall. 98 doll
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98 days to Liberty on the wall. I
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don't know. I was trying to come up
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with something there. But,
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do you agree with me that we're facing
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the same issues? And I don't mean that
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to demean them. I just mean that because
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the issues don't go away because
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we don't ever solve them.
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Yeah.
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No. I agree with you a 100%. And
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and and and and there's a reason why
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we don't solve them, why they why they
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are never solved is
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ultimately, I think it's too lucrative. People people
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are making a lot of money off of
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these issues,
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not just
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DC consultants and
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talking heads and
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trade associations.
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Mhmm. But there's a lot of money to
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be made in every single
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issue before the federal government. You know, if
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we're spending
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several $1
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a year to run the country,
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it doesn't cost that,
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doesn't come close to that. I mean, even
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a decade ago, which seems like a lifetime
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ago, but a decade ago when Obama was
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president. In 2014,
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our federal budget was half what it is
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now.
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Do you feel like you're getting twice the
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value? We're spending twice as much, but but
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where where is it all going? So I
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think that's why the issues don't ever get
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solved. There's just way too much money in
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keeping these issues alive,
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and that's the problem.
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You know, it's corporations.
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And I'm not just blaming corporations and businesses.
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Don't get me wrong. But I you know,
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my my slogan, DC occupiers occupy an office
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and cut deals, they're there representing a corporation.
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They're not representing us as as We The
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People.
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And,
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they're making money off of the deals that
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they make.
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Those lobbyists are making money, and the companies
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are making money. And everybody's making money except
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the American people. We just keep
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plugging along.
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And, so I do wanna talk about,
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what Kamala is wanting to do. She once
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again, energy is at the top of the
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list.
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She wants
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to ban fracking,
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and she might get it done if she
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gets in there. Anyway, let's go into this
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break. You're listening to CSC talk radio. This
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is Beth Ann with Daniel Turner of Power
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of the Future.
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we're not gonna have a future, and we'll
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The American crisis continues.
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In her new book, The American Crisis Continues,
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Beth Ann elaborates on the crises America faces
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today,
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invasion at the border,
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insurrections,
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lawlessness,
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climate change,
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and the cry for democracy.
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These are the times that try men's souls.
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Thomas Paine's words continue to speak to Americans
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today.
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We, the people, once again find ourselves under
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tyranny.
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In the American crisis continues, you'll glean wisdom
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from our founding fathers and an understanding why
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Liberty is always in the hands of the
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and a lust within their hearts.
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And we have returned. You're listening to CSC
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Talk Radio. This is Beth Ann with Daniel
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Turner.
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She's promising
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just as,
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just as Biden did that they're gonna end
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fracking.
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Do you think they're serious about it, Daniel?
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On the record for several years talking about
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a fracking ban,
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and I think it was Dave McCormick who's
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running for the Senate in
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Pennsylvania
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just put out an ad recently
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with a number of instances where she talks
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about fracking bans, supporting a fracking ban, getting
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rid of fracking.
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In Pennsylvania, fracking is a huge issue because
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fracking is a geological
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need, right? You don't find a lot of
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fracking in Alaska
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because they don't need to. But in Pennsylvania,
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you find a lot of fracking because of
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the geological makeup of where oil and gas
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reserves are found in the rocky
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formations etcetera.
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So fracking depends upon the topography,
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the geology etcetera.
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So Pennsylvania makes sense that they're running these
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ads
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saying how Kamlo supports a fracking ban.
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Now late Friday afternoon, an anonymous
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campaign official told The Hill
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newspaper that no, no, no, she doesn't support
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a fracking ban and the media is running
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with it. Well, no, it looks like she
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doesn't support a fracking ban and we've put
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out multiple statements
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saying that's not good enough.
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You can't be on record for years years
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years.
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And then, you know, if I got
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an anonymous tip at 6 o'clock on a
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Friday that said actually Beth Ann is pro
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choice. I'd say, well, no, no, I think
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wait a second. I think I need some
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more evidence,
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right? She's pretty on the record
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years years on her position.
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An anonymous staffer can at 6 pm on
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a Friday
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make a huge reversal and have us believe
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that it's sincere. So I think Kamala just
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knows
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that, she can lie or not have to
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tell the fullness of truth
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and the media will cover for her. I
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think evidence of that
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is the silence you find from environmental groups.
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If she really supported fracking, out of nowhere,
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groups like the National Resources Defense Council and
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the Environmental Defense Fund, the League of Conservation
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Voters,
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these huge
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multi 100 of 1 of dollar
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green groups,
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they would go bonkers. They'd be putting out
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statements.
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They would demand
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accountability.
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They'd be threatening
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campaign dollars and all of them Beth Anne
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are dead silent,
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which means even they know,
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oh, she just has to say what she
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has to say to win the election. Sure.
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Let her say she supports fracking. Let her
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say she supports oil and gas. We know
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the truth,
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and their silence. And as far as I
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am concerned,
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is is the fullness of the story.
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Well, should I
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it's like these politicians
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don't think we have
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what they say on video and recordings.
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It's it's it's a curious thing to me.
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I got to thinking when they have a
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debate,
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they should be allowed to show
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video of what they actually said.
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So Trump should be able to and I
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know he's doing it at his rallies.
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Put the video up where she says, yes.
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I I I support a I I want
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a ban on fracking,
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which is what she said when she ran
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for president
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and lost deeply and had to be the
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first one to
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cop out. The cop out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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Nobody likes it.
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Exactly what you're talking about is why Joe
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Biden got away with it for so many
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years. Because campaigning in the seventies and in
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the eighties
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and even
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a lot of the
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nineties, no one had video recording equipment. Maybe
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there was a camcorder,
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but they were remember how big camcorders were
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back in the day? Oh, yes. Politician could
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see it and they'd be, oh, I'm being
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recorded now. So they would have to moderate
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what they were Joe Biden has a history
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of speaking anything he wants
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because he knew no one could ever go
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back and say, wait a second. You said
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x, y, and z. Kamala, you would think
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is a different generation.
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She would be a little smarter saying I
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have to be careful what I say because
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everything I say is being recorded. Everything we're
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saying right now is being recorded
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and and and is is archivable.
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And if in 5 years, I decide to
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run for president, I guarantee you someone's gonna
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dig through all of these conversations,
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the 100 we've had
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and find clips and tell me to you
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once said to Beth Anne on in
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July 30,
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2024,
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x y z.
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The the the fun part about our conversations,
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Beth Anne, is that
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I don't have to change what I'm saying
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based upon the audience. I just speak the
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truth.
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Yeah. Well, if you speak the truth and
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I mean, if you have a change of
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heart and there have been those who've had
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change of hearts on abortion issues,
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then tell it. Tell it. I had a
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change of heart. I mean, Trump was kinda
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that way.
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Yeah.
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But
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just be honest about it because all of
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us change our minds through the
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years, but she's not being honest about it.
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They're just doing it for votes and that's
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obvious.
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And
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it's, you know, to quote some of these
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other late night talk show hosts on TV,
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you know, they're talking about how the media
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just a few weeks ago were really putting
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Kamala down and now they're just praising her.
00:18:33
She's the most beautiful thing. She's wonderful thing.
00:18:35
A black woman going to be president. She's
00:18:38
not black. Wish they quit saying that. That's
00:18:40
a big that's a big lie right there.
00:18:42
That's gaslighting. Yeah. And, and and her grandfather
00:18:46
owned slaves. She's from slave owners. You're not
00:18:49
gonna hear her say that.
00:18:51
No.
00:18:52
No. And and it shows how the media
00:18:53
will basically just parrot
00:18:55
whatever they are told that will help the
00:18:58
Democrat party. Because
00:19:00
exactly a month ago, when the conversation was
00:19:05
Biden can't drop out because then it's Harris
00:19:07
and Harris is even more unpopular.
00:19:10
That was I mean, we have lived
00:19:12
years of news
00:19:14
cycles in the last month. A month ago,
00:19:17
Joe Biden was
00:19:20
feisty and they were playing Rocky music because
00:19:23
he was going to debate Donald Trump and
00:19:25
he was going to show him who's the
00:19:26
boss and I'm not afraid of him and
00:19:28
I'm going to take him behind the school
00:19:30
yard.
00:19:31
That was a month ago that he is
00:19:33
in Camp David. He is preparing. He is
00:19:35
ready.
00:19:37
You know what I think? What happened in
00:19:39
in a month? We went from that to,
00:19:41
oh, he had a bad night. Everyone has
00:19:43
a bad night every now and then to,
00:19:45
oh, he had a cold And then Joe's
00:19:46
gotta go. He had a stutter
00:19:48
to,
00:19:49
well, he's gotta now drop out.
00:19:52
But what do we do about the Kamala
00:19:54
deal to wait suddenly Kamala is the greatest
00:19:56
thing in the world? So the media really
00:19:58
just whatever you were asked to do
00:20:00
to say,
00:20:02
they get their talking points and they follow.
00:20:04
And, boy, I wish we had some allies
00:20:06
like they do. And they say the same
00:20:09
words. And you know what I think of
00:20:10
it?
00:20:12
I think it's weird.
00:20:17
That's the new word, isn't it? It's weird.
00:20:19
They're just weird.
00:20:21
I'm I'm accumulating a whole bunch of what
00:20:24
I believe is weird. And that'll become that'll
00:20:27
be seen on Substack here probably in the
00:20:29
next few days.
00:20:31
Someone documented MSNBC
00:20:33
yesterday
00:20:34
said JD Vance and weird a 150 times
00:20:37
during the day of programming.
00:20:40
And that's that's deliberate. Right? They are told
00:20:42
They're told. Well, what was it before? Weird.
00:20:45
When Trump was in, it was the same
00:20:47
words every time. It's like it's like the
00:20:49
Democrat party put it out. This is what
00:20:51
you say today. And it was the same
00:20:54
words across MSNBC,
00:20:56
NBC,
00:20:58
CNN, all of them. They were all saying
00:21:00
the exact same thing.
00:21:03
Yeah. And that's weird.
00:21:04
And that's weird. Exactly. And that is weird.
00:21:07
And that's where the, you know, the media,
00:21:11
you know, this is this is where we
00:21:12
have a huge problem with our with our
00:21:14
media.
00:21:15
And and and I don't know how to
00:21:17
change that. I mean, clearly, their ratings are
00:21:19
falling and people are
00:21:21
looking for alternatives and that's why voices like
00:21:24
yours
00:21:25
are so important.
00:21:27
But they're still out there and they're still
00:21:28
powerful and they still have a lot of
00:21:30
influence.
00:21:32
And I think their anger is increasing
00:21:34
because they don't have the influence that they
00:21:37
used to. It wasn't long ago that
00:21:40
again, it was it was 2012
00:21:42
when Candy Crowley happened to have the transcript
00:21:44
to help Barack Obama in a debate against
00:21:46
Mitt Romney. Romney crushed him in the first
00:21:49
debate, and everyone was in panic mode.
00:21:52
Obama could actually lose this. He was unpopular,
00:21:54
the economy was in the tank.
00:21:57
He was divisive and angry and and deeply
00:22:00
racist.
00:22:01
Mitt Romney seemed like a nice guy. He
00:22:03
seemed like a conservative at the time. Boy,
00:22:06
were we duped.
00:22:07
But if you recall the second debate,
00:22:11
CNN came prepared and when Barack Obama was
00:22:13
fumbling,
00:22:14
he just pointed as I came to you
00:22:16
have the transcript and she said, yes, mister
00:22:17
president, I have the transcript right here. That
00:22:19
should have ended
00:22:20
CNN's career in 2012, but they're still there.
00:22:23
And now they're telling the state events. And
00:22:25
they fed Hillary the questions, and they fed
00:22:27
Joe Biden the questions.
00:22:30
And and, it's
00:22:31
yeah. It's all stacked against the American people.
00:22:34
There is no truth and transparency in our
00:22:36
journalism. And I and I'm even gonna say
00:22:38
some of the conservative,
00:22:40
outlets too because
00:22:42
they may not say the same thing, but
00:22:45
we're covering the same stuff all the time.
00:22:47
And I don't think they're focusing enough on
00:22:49
our energy. I don't think they're focusing enough
00:22:51
on some of the other things that are
00:22:53
taking place.
00:22:54
I I just really think
00:22:57
that,
00:22:59
we need to take notice and we need
00:23:01
to,
00:23:02
I don't know. We need to do something.
00:23:04
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00:28:13
that break because somebody walked in the front
00:28:14
door. I'm gonna tell you what, Daniel. After
00:28:17
the assassination
00:28:18
attempt on president Trump,
00:28:20
we filled one of our windows. We have
00:28:22
we have an old,
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well, you've seen it building, and we have
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the 2 plate glass windows in the front.
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And so I decided we're dedicating them to
00:28:31
Trump, and I ordered a bunch of Trump
00:28:33
flags.
00:28:34
And since I put those Trump flags up,
00:28:36
people keep walking in here. They either think
00:28:38
we're the,
00:28:39
we're selling Trump stuff or they think we're,
00:28:41
the
00:28:42
the Republican
00:28:45
office or you know? And and so they
00:28:47
just keep walking in and she's looking at
00:28:49
me and I'm kinda waving and I lost
00:28:51
my train of thought. So I forgive me.
00:28:53
But I'm always thinking of this quote from
00:28:55
Theodore Roosevelt.
00:28:57
For people like you who need support and
00:28:59
others, and I think we need to keep
00:29:01
this in mind
00:29:02
when we see things like what we saw
00:29:04
at the Olympics.
00:29:05
We've had,
00:29:06
great success. I know Hannity says never boycott
00:29:09
anybody. I don't believe that. I believe our
00:29:11
money is our vote as ours as we
00:29:13
speak.
00:29:15
So Theodore Roosevelt made this
00:29:18
comment years ago.
00:29:20
Every man owes a part of his time
00:29:22
and money to the business or industry
00:29:26
in which he is engaged.
00:29:28
No man has a moral right to withhold
00:29:30
his support from an organization that is striving
00:29:33
to improve conditions within his sphere.
00:29:36
You do that. I do that. There are
00:29:38
other companies that, you know, I promote the
00:29:40
American Made Company so much, and and I
00:29:43
try to buy them when I can. I
00:29:45
can't always find them.
00:29:47
But I think it's important that people get
00:29:49
involved. And
00:29:50
sometimes we think, well, I don't have money
00:29:52
to give, but you spend your money every
00:29:54
day.
00:29:54
And
00:29:56
you do watch TV every day. Are you
00:29:58
careful with the,
00:30:00
the people that we support?
00:30:02
And I see this going on right now,
00:30:05
Daniel,
00:30:06
where 1 and 1 of dollars are coming
00:30:09
into these campaigns.
00:30:11
Mhmm. And,
00:30:13
you heard me a week ago. I was
00:30:15
complaining because
00:30:17
they're they're gonna give our,
00:30:21
our military,
00:30:22
particularly the lower ranked ones. They're gonna give
00:30:25
them an
00:30:26
economic what they call it,
00:30:28
hazardous
00:30:29
not hazardous.
00:30:32
They're giving them a raise because of the
00:30:34
inflation, basically. That's what they're saying.
00:30:37
$20
00:30:38
a month.
00:30:39
We have 1 of dollars coming into these
00:30:42
campaigns,
00:30:43
but our military, we can only give them
00:30:45
that's not even gonna make one trip to
00:30:46
McDonald's. This is supposed to be helping these
00:30:49
these young soldiers, these young military that have
00:30:52
families to support,
00:30:54
and it infuriates me.
00:30:56
So when I was when we were going
00:30:58
into the break, and I'm sorry I'm taking
00:31:00
so much time. But when we were going
00:31:02
into the break,
00:31:03
I'm thinking about the American people. You and
00:31:05
me and everybody out there listening, my neighbors,
00:31:08
the ones walking into this to our door
00:31:10
right now, walking in the door,
00:31:12
because we need to do something,
00:31:14
and we've got to get active. We cannot
00:31:16
sit back and let everybody else do the
00:31:18
work. It's got the little the little Red
00:31:20
Hen story that I loved when I was
00:31:22
a little girl.
00:31:23
Everybody needs to get involved.
00:31:25
Okay. Now I'll get off my soapbox.
00:31:28
No. No. No. No. It it is it
00:31:30
is you're a 100% right and it's your
00:31:32
show.
00:31:33
So Oh, it's yeah. But it's it's your
00:31:35
time on my show. So
00:31:37
Oh, I I appreciate that. But but I
00:31:39
don't know what the the solution has to
00:31:41
be, I think, legislative.
00:31:43
It has to be
00:31:44
something that even the most conservative member of
00:31:47
the house or the senate
00:31:48
is not going to propose legislation to limit
00:31:51
their power.
00:31:52
But there has to be some sort of
00:31:55
trigger mechanism
00:31:57
that forbids the spending of more money. And
00:32:00
right now, there isn't. Yes. So there's no
00:32:02
incentive
00:32:03
to to not offer whether it's student loan,
00:32:07
quote, unquote, forgiveness,
00:32:08
whether it's money for migrants, whether it's
00:32:12
daycare centers for for children, whether and that
00:32:15
this is where our politicians
00:32:17
just buy their their their votes and they
00:32:19
buy their future.
00:32:21
You see this a lot in the inner
00:32:22
city, especially,
00:32:24
you know, and this is how politicians
00:32:26
are there for 30, 40 years. Sheila Jackson
00:32:29
Lee just passed away. She had been
00:32:32
from, the inner city of of Houston since
00:32:35
the eighties.
00:32:36
Her constituents never had improvement in their lives
00:32:39
or their lives, and their schools didn't get
00:32:41
better. Their crime didn't disappear.
00:32:43
But she promised
00:32:45
them school lunch. She promised them
00:32:49
after school programs. She promised them free summer
00:32:52
camps.
00:32:53
She just gave them free stuff and then
00:32:56
threatened anyone who runs against her. They're gonna
00:32:58
take away your free stuff and in in
00:33:01
35,
00:33:02
40 years,
00:33:04
that's could be 3 generations of of inner
00:33:06
city folks who
00:33:08
have come and and just lived in the
00:33:10
same squalor
00:33:12
because people like Sheila Jackson Lee, may she
00:33:15
rest in peace,
00:33:16
have no incentive to improve their their lot
00:33:18
in life. And and I think that's where
00:33:20
the the nomination of JD Vance is very
00:33:22
important.
00:33:23
Absolutely. He does have a story that a
00:33:26
lot of Americans
00:33:27
sadly
00:33:28
can relate to.
00:33:30
Fatherless
00:33:31
drug addiction, abuse,
00:33:33
poverty,
00:33:35
rolled it as as a hero.
00:33:38
But because he's a Republican and because he's
00:33:41
Trump's
00:33:42
choice,
00:33:44
no. We have to call him weird. We
00:33:45
have to make fun of him. We have
00:33:46
to
00:33:47
demonize him. We have to heck. There was
00:33:49
an MSNBC contributor
00:33:51
just a couple hours ago with a New
00:33:53
York Times reporter,
00:33:55
Molly Jong,
00:33:56
saying that JD Vance only wants white people
00:33:58
in America. He only wants white children.
00:34:01
His own children aren't white.
00:34:03
White is Indian.
00:34:05
And and she knows. Molly Zhang is not
00:34:07
stupid. She knows exactly what she's saying, but
00:34:09
the truth isn't important.
00:34:11
What's important is beating up this man, so
00:34:13
he doesn't
00:34:14
potentially
00:34:15
have a platform on a national level
00:34:18
to really affect the change that we need,
00:34:20
which is spending, which is government dependency,
00:34:23
which is
00:34:24
inner city and rural poverty.
00:34:27
Again, it's the first question you asked over
00:34:29
fighting the same problems. We are fighting the
00:34:31
same problems
00:34:33
because there are just way too many people
00:34:35
who benefit
00:34:36
from these problems
00:34:38
forever. Heck, look at look at our current
00:34:40
vice president running for president, even Biden before
00:34:43
he dropped out,
00:34:45
promising crowds
00:34:47
that, you know, in my next term, we're
00:34:49
gonna fix the tax code.
00:34:51
He's been in
00:34:52
the senate longer than I've been alive, Beth
00:34:55
Ann, and I'm almost 50. He's been in
00:34:56
DC for
00:34:58
for 6 decades.
00:35:00
And I I noticed promising people to fix
00:35:02
the tax code. Really? If you haven't done
00:35:03
it by now, why do we think you'll
00:35:05
do it tomorrow?
00:35:06
I noticed Kamala is not running on anything
00:35:08
she did as a senator.
00:35:10
No. And when you were talking about the
00:35:12
weird, it came up
00:35:15
things it's weird how things pop into my
00:35:17
head.
00:35:18
Weird is now the new
00:35:20
basket of deplorables
00:35:22
because it's not just JD Vance that they
00:35:24
see as weird. It's you and me. It's
00:35:26
everybody out here in real America
00:35:29
that,
00:35:30
they think we're weird. They don't like us.
00:35:33
No. But they need us.
00:35:35
So they make promises,
00:35:38
but they don't like it. And they don't
00:35:40
like the constitution. They don't like our way
00:35:42
of life,
00:35:43
and they're out to destroy it.
00:35:45
Yeah. And I am gonna have a really
00:35:47
hard problem with the people who,
00:35:50
you know,
00:35:52
celebrate Dylan Mulvaney, the transgender
00:35:55
Yeah. Bud Light person who who who cost
00:35:58
them $25
00:35:59
in market capital.
00:36:02
Right? You
00:36:04
know, they have men in dresses competing against
00:36:08
girls and changing in their locker rooms.
00:36:11
They have a gall to call us weird,
00:36:13
right? Because
00:36:15
we're saying that family is important because we're
00:36:17
saying that patriotism
00:36:19
is important.
00:36:20
It's very odd for any of those folks
00:36:22
and and the the
00:36:26
the laundry list of of insanity they celebrate
00:36:29
to call
00:36:30
us weird, but but, again, this is how
00:36:33
where where we are. I also find it
00:36:35
very weird
00:36:36
to to use their own word against them
00:36:38
that Kamala is doing all of these racially
00:36:40
segregated
00:36:41
events.
00:36:42
White men for Kamala, black women for Kamala,
00:36:45
black men for Kamala.
00:36:47
What if I attended the the
00:36:49
the black women for Kamala? Am I not
00:36:51
allowed to go? If a black woman for
00:36:52
Kamala comes to the white men for Kamala,
00:36:54
then are we allowed to kick her out?
00:36:57
Seems like we're open to run back in
00:36:59
time. That's an interesting thought.
00:37:02
Yeah.
00:37:03
They do such they do so many racist
00:37:05
things
00:37:06
that it's just comical almost, and what's sad
00:37:10
is so many fall for it. They actually
00:37:13
fall for it. They cannot see this big
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Radio. This is Beth Anne with Daniel Turner
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of Power of the Future.
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Always love it when Daniel's on. I always
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learned a lot from him. He's got a
00:42:09
lot to say. And, yes, he is boots
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on the ground fighting for our energy here.
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And drill, baby, drill is what we think
00:42:16
needs to be done
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to secure a lot of things in this
00:42:19
country.
00:42:20
When we were going in the break,
00:42:22
you know, we were talking about,
00:42:25
well, earlier, we were talking about loyalty and
00:42:28
to look at these
00:42:31
elected officials
00:42:33
and ask yourself before you vote, what have
00:42:35
they done for me? Before you give them
00:42:37
another vote, what have they done really? You
00:42:39
can check their
00:42:42
voting records, and those are kinda
00:42:44
spotty, if you know what I mean. Because
00:42:46
they'll
00:42:47
they pile so many things on these
00:42:49
bills
00:42:50
that they can say, well, I had to
00:42:52
vote for it because of this or I
00:42:54
had to vote against it because of that.
00:42:57
But they've called JD Vance disloyal,
00:43:00
and he went on a rampage yesterday. I
00:43:02
don't know if you got to hear it
00:43:03
or not, Daniel.
00:43:05
I did. Asking
00:43:06
Kamala
00:43:08
what she has done for this country.
00:43:11
How did she serve this country? You know,
00:43:13
I don't really
00:43:14
consider what,
00:43:16
Biden has done for over 50 years, his
00:43:19
lifetime
00:43:19
serving me.
00:43:21
They are supposed to serve you,
00:43:23
but that's not what they do.
00:43:25
And,
00:43:26
so he went on to tell about
00:43:29
his family and how he served
00:43:31
in the marines and served this country, went
00:43:33
to
00:43:34
I I think he went to Iraq.
00:43:37
What did she do? What did any of
00:43:39
these,
00:43:40
representatives
00:43:41
and senators do in DC or in our
00:43:43
state houses? I think it's time for the
00:43:45
American people to say, wait a minute.
00:43:48
They go up there and they
00:43:50
serve us for a period of time. And
00:43:53
I don't know what it is in the
00:43:54
sheep industry, Daniel.
00:43:56
But when we have a bull
00:43:59
or we have a,
00:44:02
a boar,
00:44:04
They call it servicing
00:44:06
the guilt or the cows. And,
00:44:09
sometimes when they say that we serve the
00:44:12
people, that's kinda how I feel.
00:44:16
I don't know what they call it in
00:44:17
in sheep, language. But Same.
00:44:20
Same. Same. And and it and it's a
00:44:22
great point that you make. I I often
00:44:24
I know we we use a lot of
00:44:26
political jargon and on the campaign trail, there's
00:44:28
a lot of Yes. Expressions
00:44:31
that become hollow. Obama would always say,
00:44:35
now that we put hope ahead of fear
00:44:37
and unity ahead of division. It was just
00:44:39
boring. It's written by a bunch of poetry
00:44:41
majors.
00:44:43
But an expression you hear often from politicians
00:44:45
is that how they will fight for us.
00:44:47
And when I get to DC, I will
00:44:48
fight for you. Yes. Even that to
00:44:51
a little bit, I I have a problem
00:44:53
with because
00:44:54
ultimately, what I want is I want you
00:44:56
to leave me alone.
00:44:58
I I wish we could reverse ourselves as
00:45:00
a country and say we should measure our
00:45:02
politicians and their effectiveness
00:45:04
by how much they let you be free.
00:45:06
And I know freedom is scary for people
00:45:08
because if you're free, you could
00:45:10
you can you can bang your head, you
00:45:12
can fall on the pool, you can, you
00:45:14
know, it it it sounds good to say
00:45:16
the government make sure that you have a
00:45:18
5 foot fence around the pool and it
00:45:20
make sure that you wear a life jacket
00:45:22
and because they're just looking out for you.
00:45:24
Freedom is scary and freedom can be dangerous.
00:45:29
But but we have to get back to
00:45:30
the point that we would prefer to be
00:45:33
free than have government intruded in every aspect
00:45:36
of our life. And
00:45:37
even our employment numbers which are all skewed
00:45:40
and are all fake,
00:45:42
We're averaging 50 to 60
00:45:45
new government employees a month and that all
00:45:47
comes from the inflation reduction act. It all
00:45:50
comes from the infrastructure bill. It's just money
00:45:53
to local and county and state government
00:45:56
to hire people.
00:45:57
But but what are they gonna do? They're
00:45:59
gonna ask if whether or not you have
00:46:01
the right to put that deck on the
00:46:02
back of your house or, you know, is
00:46:05
your grill 5 feet away from the garage?
00:46:07
Because if not, here's your fine. Right? That's
00:46:10
what we're hiring folks to to do is
00:46:12
babysit us. And,
00:46:15
what have our politicians done for us? If
00:46:18
if you can't point to anything that has
00:46:19
made your life easier,
00:46:22
less expensive,
00:46:23
less cumbersome, less burdensome,
00:46:26
that's a start. I don't expect my life
00:46:28
to get better because of any law,
00:46:31
but I would like it to be not
00:46:33
as difficult
00:46:35
and that's where we are now.
00:46:38
It's made worse by the fact that we
00:46:40
have now 15 to 20 people who have
00:46:43
no loyalty to the country, who just arrived
00:46:45
to all want free stuff. They all need
00:46:47
glasses. They all have toothaches. You know, who's
00:46:50
pregnant? Who they all wanna have a they
00:46:52
all want lunch.
00:46:53
That money's coming from somewhere.
00:46:56
And so that's a big problem is we're
00:46:58
we're growing a class of people who just
00:47:00
want free things,
00:47:02
and the number of us who work all
00:47:04
day and pay taxes is getting
00:47:07
smaller.
00:47:08
You're absolutely right. And,
00:47:11
that's how people vote, and that's how you
00:47:13
lose your freedoms.
00:47:15
Yes. Because because once you have all these
00:47:17
alphabet
00:47:18
departments
00:47:19
that are making
00:47:21
regulations
00:47:23
and rules
00:47:24
and mandates.
00:47:25
They will fine you. They will force you
00:47:28
to buy a license.
00:47:29
These are all taxes.
00:47:31
And these are without the consent of the
00:47:33
governed. We have nothing to say about what
00:47:36
they do, and that's what the deep state
00:47:37
really is.
00:47:39
It's not a secret.
00:47:40
Yep. The deep state's not a secret, and
00:47:42
then their jobs are fairly secure when they
00:47:45
have a shutdown in the government. They don't
00:47:46
lose anything.
00:47:47
No. They just get delay.
00:47:50
And and we have to listen to the
00:47:51
warnings of Reagan that that,
00:47:53
you know,
00:47:55
liberty is only 1 generation away from being
00:47:58
lost. And I know 20 years seems like
00:48:00
a lifetime. Heck, just earlier I mentioned how
00:48:02
the last month
00:48:04
has been a lifetime of news cycles,
00:48:06
let alone 20
00:48:08
years, but it was a mere 20 years
00:48:09
ago, which is not a lot of time
00:48:11
for most of us
00:48:13
that that the wealthiest country in South America,
00:48:16
the 3rd wealthiest after America in Canada, in
00:48:19
all the Americas
00:48:21
elected a socialist and Hugo Chavez promised them
00:48:24
a socialist paradise and the articles you can
00:48:27
go back online and find where people
00:48:30
praised
00:48:31
the economic model he was going
00:48:34
to implement in the country. HD's and Harvard
00:48:38
Economists,
00:48:39
Brilliant.
00:48:39
This is gonna revolute. Look at Venezuela
00:48:42
now. You know, the the people are getting
00:48:44
shot
00:48:45
as they're trying to vote. There is absolute
00:48:47
chaos and violence,
00:48:49
starvation,
00:48:50
miserable poverty.
00:48:52
That's 20 years of socialism
00:48:54
engaged. And and as we're watching Venezuela
00:48:58
crumble and people are literally dying
00:49:00
at the hands of their government,
00:49:02
we're electing the same
00:49:05
philosophy in Kamala Harris, but we're calling her
00:49:08
a woman of color and therefore it's progressive
00:49:10
and therefore
00:49:11
that's what should be weird to the American
00:49:14
people as seeing how close it is. Venezuela
00:49:17
was incredibly
00:49:18
wealthy.
00:49:20
As America,
00:49:21
we're watching it happen here if we're not
00:49:24
careful because it only took 20 years, and
00:49:26
the same will happen here inevitably.
00:49:29
I think you're right. You know, when I
00:49:30
was talking about Ronald Reagan, I'm gonna close
00:49:33
with this.
00:49:34
He told congress this. We need to maintain
00:49:37
a strong domestic oil
00:49:39
industry, increase our domestic stockpiles which we can
00:49:42
draw down in the event of supply interruption.
00:49:45
We have that now. Expand the availability of
00:49:48
domestic oil and gas resources.
00:49:50
Continue
00:49:51
conservation and progress
00:49:53
toward
00:49:54
diversification
00:49:55
of our energy resources and promote among our
00:49:58
allies the importance of increasing their stockpiles.
00:50:01
It's all about energy.
00:50:03
Everything falls under this
00:50:05
and,
00:50:07
they wanna take that part away from us.
00:50:10
And they're removing our morality, our energy, our
00:50:13
morality,
00:50:14
our constitution.
00:50:16
They're removing all of that. Common sense is
00:50:18
out the door
00:50:19
because dictators don't rule by common sense.
00:50:23
Daniel, thank you.
00:50:24
Thank you for doing what you do. Appreciate
00:50:27
you so much. And I can't wait for
00:50:29
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00:50:31
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00:50:31
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00:50:33
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