Veteran’s Day 2024

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[00:00:47] We're going to get straight to it. It is Veterans Day, and like I said, any time there's a federal holiday, we have the courthouse cattywampus from us, and two banks stride across from us, and just up the block is a post office, and there's lawyers' offices, and they're all closed.

[00:01:04] So it's always a little eerie. It's a little better now that I have somebody in the office with me, but when I was in here by myself, it was just a little eerie.

[00:01:12] It was so quiet. We won't have any post office delivery. The mailman's not going to come, and there's not a bunch of farmers pulling up to the bank over there and saying,

[00:01:23] fill her up, I need another loan. And, you know, I'm being facetious about that.

[00:01:28] But happy Veterans Day. Be sure to thank a veteran today for their service. Thank you, Rudy.

[00:01:36] You're welcome. And there has been a farmer or two pull up already this morning.

[00:01:40] Oh, because they didn't realize it was Veterans Day.

[00:01:42] No.

[00:01:43] That does happen.

[00:01:44] Yes, it does.

[00:01:44] They get busy on the farm. They're probably getting ready to take some cattle to market.

[00:01:48] Or the grain, because they've been a combine and like crazy.

[00:01:52] Let's go to – you know it's wonderful to live in mid-Missouri.

[00:01:55] It just is in the middle of the nation where you see these farmers coming and going, and I kind of jest about them because that was back in the 80s when we farmed.

[00:02:04] And you had to – yeah, the loans are just crazy how farmers have to make it.

[00:02:10] Let's go to the Lord in prayer.

[00:02:12] For such a time as this, O most gracious Heavenly Father, we come before you.

[00:02:16] Father, we do thank you for our soldiers, those who have served and those who are currently serving.

[00:02:28] Father, thank you. Keep them strong, vigilant.

[00:02:36] Keep them wise.

[00:02:39] Father, we praise you for the God that you are, the loving Father that you are,

[00:02:46] for your grace and your love and your mercy and your forgiveness.

[00:02:52] And Father, we pray for the protection of all of our soldiers who are serving.

[00:02:57] And we pray for the protection of President Donald J. Trump, who will soon be their commander-in-chief.

[00:03:04] I pray that you will guard them, guard him.

[00:03:09] I pray, Father, that you will equip all of us as soldiers, Christian soldiers, and lead us.

[00:03:22] Lead us with your wisdom, your grace.

[00:03:27] And may we always, whatever we do, go forth in love.

[00:03:33] For such a time as this, I pray in Jesus' name, amen.

[00:03:38] You know, there's a reason in the Scripture that it talks about the Christian going out.

[00:03:44] And they give the parallel of putting on the full armor of God.

[00:03:50] It's out of Ephesians 6 through 18, 10 through 18, chapter 6, 10 through 18.

[00:03:57] Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power.

[00:04:02] Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes.

[00:04:09] For the struggles are not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities,

[00:04:15] against the powers of the dark world, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.

[00:04:21] I believe, stopping right there, that we have seen, unfortunately,

[00:04:27] we are witnessing the powers of this dark world here in the United States of America and around the world.

[00:04:38] Therefore, put on the full armor of God so that the day of evil comes.

[00:04:44] So when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground,

[00:04:48] and after you have done so, done everything to stand.

[00:04:53] And then they go on to say,

[00:04:54] And that is why we train our soldiers.

[00:04:58] They bring them into the army, and boot camp was just a party, wasn't it, Rudy?

[00:05:05] Piece of cake.

[00:05:08] Boot camp is pretty rough.

[00:05:12] And they take the boy out of them, and they put the man in them.

[00:05:17] Stand firm, then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist.

[00:05:24] The breastplate of righteousness.

[00:05:28] And with the feet, and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace.

[00:05:35] In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith,

[00:05:39] which you have, which you can distinguish, extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one.

[00:05:46] Take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God.

[00:05:55] Put on the full armor of God.

[00:05:57] In our soldiers, they go through a lot just to prepare themselves for battle.

[00:06:06] And while we are all Christian soldiers, onward Christian soldiers, I remember that song from my youth.

[00:06:13] Today is the day we honor our men and women who have served in the U.S. military.

[00:06:20] And I also thank those who are currently serving in our military.

[00:06:27] I would be remiss if I didn't give a shout out to all the Marines,

[00:06:32] because I know I have a lot of Marines who listen.

[00:06:35] Yesterday was their birthday.

[00:06:40] It says here that on November 10th, the veterans, foreign wars,

[00:06:45] join in with our grateful nation in celebrating the birthday of the United States Marine Corps.

[00:06:50] Now, that was yesterday.

[00:06:52] Whose members from the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli

[00:06:55] have fought our country's battles in the air, the land, and the sea for the past 249 years.

[00:07:04] It was in 1775, on November 10th, that the Continental Congress resolution

[00:07:11] calling for two battalions of Marines be raised for service

[00:07:17] as landing forces of the fleet would give birth to the Continental Marines.

[00:07:22] Since then, the few and the proud have answered our nation's call,

[00:07:27] participating in every single U.S. conflict,

[00:07:29] fighting for freedom across the globe,

[00:07:32] and racking up an impressive record of battle's wins,

[00:07:37] respected by our allies and feared by our enemies,

[00:07:41] and revered by all Americans,

[00:07:44] the U.S. Marines Corps has earned the reputation of the finest fighting force the world has ever known.

[00:07:53] Now, I don't want to put the Marines, I guess I have to,

[00:07:59] put the Marines before all of the servicemen,

[00:08:02] but all of our servicemen who have served,

[00:08:05] they do this as well.

[00:08:08] The Marines go back probably the farthest,

[00:08:13] and that's why they get saluted.

[00:08:16] So next year will be their 250th birthday,

[00:08:22] and I'll bet you my bottom dollar, my bippy,

[00:08:30] that President Donald J. Trump will do a special tribute for those Marines.

[00:08:33] It says,

[00:08:37] Please join the more than 1.4 million members of the VFW,

[00:08:41] and that's where I got this article,

[00:08:43] in its auxiliary of risking them a happy 249th birthday, Semper Fi.

[00:08:53] So, most of us have veterans in our families,

[00:08:58] or friends, from high school even,

[00:09:01] or in our neighborhoods.

[00:09:02] My brother served as a Marine in Nam,

[00:09:06] and that was the era I grew up.

[00:09:08] Rudy served in the Air Force during the same period of time,

[00:09:11] loading the bombs on the airplanes.

[00:09:14] And my son, number four of five,

[00:09:17] served in the Army.

[00:09:18] Both my father and my father-in-law served,

[00:09:21] and we honored them on Memorial Day,

[00:09:22] as they have already passed.

[00:09:24] But today,

[00:09:24] we honor our vets.

[00:09:26] I will bring you some news,

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[00:09:29] but I'm going to bring you some trip,

[00:09:31] some poetic tributes

[00:09:32] to our soldiers and our patriots,

[00:09:34] our warriors,

[00:09:36] what they have fought and stand for,

[00:09:38] is freedom and liberty.

[00:09:40] They take an oath.

[00:09:41] We're going to talk about that oath.

[00:09:43] Would you take an oath?

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[00:09:47] This is Beth Ann.

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[00:13:09] So our soldiers, they all take an oath,

[00:13:12] and they take it very seriously.

[00:13:15] My son, who served in the Army,

[00:13:17] now he didn't have to go to war,

[00:13:21] but he served.

[00:13:22] He was ready to go to war.

[00:13:27] But he takes that oath very seriously.

[00:13:31] Every now and then, he recites it to me.

[00:13:35] I don't know if you have it memorized too, Rudy?

[00:13:38] No.

[00:13:38] No.

[00:13:39] Well, Eddie's kind of like that.

[00:13:40] He can memorize something out of a movie real fast too.

[00:13:44] This is the oath that they take.

[00:13:47] I, and they repeat their name,

[00:13:49] do solemnly swear or affirm

[00:13:51] that I will support and defend

[00:13:53] the Constitution of the United States

[00:13:55] against all enemies,

[00:13:57] foreign and domestic,

[00:13:58] that I will bear the true faith

[00:14:00] and allegiance to the same,

[00:14:02] and that I will obey the orders

[00:14:05] of the President of the United States

[00:14:07] and the orders of the officers

[00:14:09] appointed over me

[00:14:10] according to regulations

[00:14:12] and uniform code of military justice.

[00:14:15] And it is optional to say,

[00:14:18] so help me God.

[00:14:21] Would you take an oath such as that?

[00:14:24] Our founding fathers said

[00:14:27] they pledge their lives,

[00:14:30] their fortunes,

[00:14:31] and their sacred honors.

[00:14:33] Would you do that?

[00:14:36] Would you pledge your life,

[00:14:38] your fortune,

[00:14:40] and your sacred honor?

[00:14:42] Basically, that's what the soldier does.

[00:14:45] His life.

[00:14:46] They are willing to die for America.

[00:14:51] America.

[00:14:52] And we have way too many soldiers

[00:14:56] from these wars that we have lived through

[00:15:00] without arms and legs,

[00:15:03] battle scars.

[00:15:05] They've lost their eyesight.

[00:15:07] Other things that they gave it all.

[00:15:16] And now it's up to us to take care of them.

[00:15:21] Today, America is one of the most powerful nations.

[00:15:25] We stand for freedom.

[00:15:26] No other nation compares

[00:15:28] to the United States of America.

[00:15:29] You never hear any of them

[00:15:31] standing for freedom.

[00:15:34] Liberty.

[00:15:35] You don't hear them say that.

[00:15:36] Not even in the UK.

[00:15:37] I don't know what they stand for.

[00:15:41] And we have remained this

[00:15:44] not because of senators and representatives,

[00:15:49] but because of the American soldiers.

[00:15:53] The last three and a half years,

[00:15:56] the regime in charge,

[00:15:58] which hates this nation

[00:16:00] and our history,

[00:16:03] set out to destroy the United States.

[00:16:07] But on November 5th,

[00:16:11] Americans spoke up

[00:16:13] with their vote and their voices

[00:16:16] and said,

[00:16:17] no,

[00:16:18] we will have no more of this.

[00:16:21] No more woke dopey stuff.

[00:16:23] No more porn in our public schools.

[00:16:26] No more open borders.

[00:16:28] No more easy on criminals

[00:16:30] and ignoring the victims.

[00:16:32] No more trans stuff.

[00:16:35] It is a mental illness

[00:16:36] and we will no longer enable them.

[00:16:40] No more lawfare

[00:16:43] against politicians.

[00:16:46] No more peaceful protests

[00:16:48] of rioting, looting,

[00:16:49] and burning down businesses

[00:16:51] and police precincts

[00:16:53] without stopping them.

[00:16:56] No more Marxist socialism government

[00:16:58] in this country.

[00:17:00] No more unpunished corruption.

[00:17:02] No more will our veterans

[00:17:04] be left homeless and forgotten.

[00:17:06] No longer.

[00:17:08] Today,

[00:17:10] we will stand.

[00:17:14] Today,

[00:17:15] we will honor

[00:17:17] and thank our veterans.

[00:17:20] Remember,

[00:17:21] we too have an obligation

[00:17:22] to them,

[00:17:24] to God,

[00:17:25] and to our country.

[00:17:27] people came out in force

[00:17:31] last November,

[00:17:33] I mean last week

[00:17:34] on November 5th,

[00:17:35] and they spoke up.

[00:17:38] And I'm so,

[00:17:39] so proud of everyone.

[00:17:41] And we're still being

[00:17:42] heckled and called names

[00:17:45] and all kinds of things.

[00:17:46] But you know,

[00:17:48] it doesn't bother me

[00:17:51] because I know

[00:17:54] my God

[00:17:55] and my country.

[00:17:58] And I love them.

[00:18:01] And I love my family.

[00:18:04] I was telling Rudy

[00:18:06] when I was a young teenager,

[00:18:07] I kind of wanted

[00:18:09] to join the Navy.

[00:18:10] Wanted to be a whack.

[00:18:11] Whack.

[00:18:13] I had a grandmother

[00:18:14] told me that wasn't

[00:18:15] the thing to do.

[00:18:16] Convinced me

[00:18:17] that that wasn't

[00:18:19] ladylike.

[00:18:24] Sometimes I wished

[00:18:24] I had done it anyway.

[00:18:26] I'm not sure

[00:18:26] I had what it took.

[00:18:29] I'm not sure I did.

[00:18:31] I know I wanted

[00:18:32] to be a stewardess.

[00:18:33] I didn't have the height.

[00:18:34] So I don't know

[00:18:34] if I'd had what it took

[00:18:35] to be a whack.

[00:18:37] Never could do a pull-up.

[00:18:39] They might have taught me how.

[00:18:40] I don't know.

[00:18:42] It wasn't because

[00:18:43] I had a lot of weight

[00:18:43] to pull up.

[00:18:46] I was a young teenager.

[00:18:49] But many of them

[00:18:50] did serve.

[00:18:53] My age group.

[00:18:54] I don't remember

[00:18:55] too many of the girls

[00:18:56] that did at that time.

[00:18:59] But I remember

[00:19:00] the draft was still going on.

[00:19:02] My brother Phil

[00:19:02] was drafted.

[00:19:04] And then he volunteered

[00:19:05] to be a Marine.

[00:19:06] I remember my parents

[00:19:08] were upset about that.

[00:19:09] Because Marines

[00:19:10] are on the front line

[00:19:11] and they were worried.

[00:19:15] We have

[00:19:17] so many patriots

[00:19:18] in this country.

[00:19:20] who have served.

[00:19:23] Were you drafted,

[00:19:24] Rudy,

[00:19:24] or did you volunteer

[00:19:25] or both?

[00:19:26] Volunteered.

[00:19:28] I had a pretty low

[00:19:29] draft number,

[00:19:30] but who knows.

[00:19:31] Yeah.

[00:19:34] Albert escaped the draft.

[00:19:36] But he was actually

[00:19:37] wanted to be a Marine.

[00:19:38] He actually did want

[00:19:39] to sign up.

[00:19:40] And he had

[00:19:43] some buddies

[00:19:44] he went to school with

[00:19:45] that talked him out of it.

[00:19:47] And his son said

[00:19:49] it was probably

[00:19:49] a good thing,

[00:19:50] Mom,

[00:19:50] because Dad

[00:19:50] always gives his all.

[00:19:55] The freedom

[00:19:56] is not a reward

[00:19:57] or a decoration

[00:19:58] that is celebrated

[00:20:00] with champagne.

[00:20:02] Oh, no.

[00:20:03] It's a long-distance race.

[00:20:06] Quite solitary

[00:20:07] and very exhausting.

[00:20:09] You know,

[00:20:10] our soldiers,

[00:20:11] we went to

[00:20:12] Brookfield,

[00:20:13] Missouri

[00:20:13] a couple of weeks ago.

[00:20:15] My number one son

[00:20:17] was preaching

[00:20:17] that Sunday

[00:20:18] and we went there

[00:20:19] to hear him preach.

[00:20:22] Actually,

[00:20:22] it was the week before,

[00:20:24] two weeks before that.

[00:20:25] That's when we went up there

[00:20:26] to see the 1916

[00:20:28] movie that they were

[00:20:29] showing in his church.

[00:20:31] But we stopped

[00:20:32] at a McDonald's

[00:20:34] and it was full

[00:20:36] of National Guard.

[00:20:38] And

[00:20:40] I watched

[00:20:41] as other people

[00:20:42] in the

[00:20:44] it was the Dairy Queen.

[00:20:46] We stopped at McDonald's

[00:20:47] and then we had to go on

[00:20:48] to Dairy Queen

[00:20:48] because McDonald's

[00:20:49] was too full.

[00:20:50] But the Dairy Queen

[00:20:51] was also full

[00:20:52] of National Guard

[00:20:53] and

[00:20:54] that's not the reason

[00:20:55] we left McDonald's.

[00:20:56] There was another incident

[00:20:58] there that we thought,

[00:20:59] you know,

[00:20:59] maybe we'll go somewhere else.

[00:21:01] Some lady was

[00:21:01] not in the National Guard

[00:21:03] and was throwing a hissy fit.

[00:21:05] But

[00:21:07] I listened

[00:21:08] as

[00:21:08] different ones

[00:21:10] in their eating

[00:21:11] their meal,

[00:21:14] old and young,

[00:21:16] walked over to these

[00:21:18] military

[00:21:20] and said,

[00:21:21] thank you for your service.

[00:21:23] Thank you for your service.

[00:21:25] They just were,

[00:21:27] you could tell

[00:21:28] that they were thankful

[00:21:29] but at the same time

[00:21:29] they just wanted to

[00:21:30] quietly eat their

[00:21:32] dinner.

[00:21:34] But I was moved.

[00:21:37] Thank you.

[00:21:39] I can't say

[00:21:40] that I was one of them

[00:21:41] that did that

[00:21:41] because I kind of,

[00:21:43] I was watching it

[00:21:44] and they felt

[00:21:45] a little uncomfortable

[00:21:46] and they just

[00:21:47] wanted to eat.

[00:21:50] But I was moved

[00:21:51] by the thankfulness

[00:21:52] of the children

[00:21:53] that went up

[00:21:54] and said it.

[00:21:58] Our soldiers,

[00:22:00] our veterans,

[00:22:03] we need to honor them.

[00:22:07] We need to remember

[00:22:08] that

[00:22:10] they didn't go to college.

[00:22:12] They chose

[00:22:13] the other.

[00:22:14] They may get

[00:22:15] their college later.

[00:22:16] That's what my son did.

[00:22:17] I think Rudy

[00:22:18] did the same thing.

[00:22:21] But they gave up

[00:22:23] this part of their lives

[00:22:26] to serve their country.

[00:22:30] How many of us

[00:22:31] can say we did?

[00:22:32] I let a grandmother

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[00:22:34] But why

[00:22:40] would we not

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[00:22:42] and realize

[00:22:43] what they did?

[00:22:45] My son was in

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[00:22:51] Missed a few

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[00:22:57] We need to thank them

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[00:23:04] We have a lot of veterans

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[00:23:09] They're not appreciated,

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[00:23:25] We should.

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[00:28:09] I'm kind of laughing

[00:28:10] because my producer

[00:28:11] was asking me,

[00:28:12] he said,

[00:28:13] did you really say that

[00:28:13] to your children?

[00:28:14] I said,

[00:28:14] say what?

[00:28:15] Don't make me

[00:28:16] come down there.

[00:28:17] I said,

[00:28:17] yeah,

[00:28:17] raise five sons.

[00:28:18] What do you think?

[00:28:18] I said it all the time

[00:28:19] and sometimes it worked

[00:28:22] and sometimes

[00:28:23] I had to go down there.

[00:28:25] Or send their father.

[00:28:27] All right.

[00:28:28] On to business here.

[00:28:30] Trump gives conditions

[00:28:32] for the new Senate GOP leadership.

[00:28:34] Now,

[00:28:35] there's three of them

[00:28:35] that want to be this.

[00:28:37] We do not want

[00:28:38] America.

[00:28:39] We do not want

[00:28:40] another Mitch McConnell

[00:28:41] in there.

[00:28:42] I will give Mitch McConnell

[00:28:43] credit.

[00:28:44] He kept Garland

[00:28:45] from becoming

[00:28:46] a Supreme Court justice.

[00:28:47] Can you imagine

[00:28:48] what Possum Man

[00:28:49] would have done

[00:28:49] as a Supreme Court justice?

[00:28:51] Oh, my gosh.

[00:28:53] I say that

[00:28:54] because he looks

[00:28:54] like a possum to me.

[00:28:56] That's just me.

[00:28:57] And

[00:28:59] he did get

[00:29:01] Trump's

[00:29:02] Supreme Court

[00:29:03] justices

[00:29:05] ratified.

[00:29:07] But

[00:29:07] other than that,

[00:29:08] he's not been

[00:29:09] a good leader

[00:29:10] in the Senate.

[00:29:11] And in 2022,

[00:29:14] when we failed

[00:29:15] to have the

[00:29:16] big red wave,

[00:29:17] everyone wants

[00:29:18] to blame

[00:29:18] Trump on that.

[00:29:19] Not me.

[00:29:21] I blame

[00:29:22] Mitch McConnell

[00:29:22] because then

[00:29:24] the primaries

[00:29:25] in certain states

[00:29:25] and for some reason

[00:29:26] Colorado is the one

[00:29:27] I think

[00:29:28] was one of them

[00:29:29] that I really

[00:29:30] noticed it.

[00:29:32] But I could be

[00:29:32] wrong on that.

[00:29:34] But there were

[00:29:35] certain states

[00:29:35] that primary

[00:29:36] knew

[00:29:38] people

[00:29:39] to be in

[00:29:40] politics

[00:29:40] to be their

[00:29:41] senator.

[00:29:43] Mitch McConnell

[00:29:45] refused

[00:29:47] to give

[00:29:48] the Senate

[00:29:49] endorsement

[00:29:50] to them

[00:29:51] and to give

[00:29:51] them

[00:29:52] money

[00:29:54] that's allotted

[00:29:55] for the Senate

[00:29:56] for their

[00:29:57] primaries,

[00:29:58] after their

[00:29:59] primaries

[00:29:59] for the election.

[00:30:00] They primaried.

[00:30:01] They were the

[00:30:02] people's choice.

[00:30:03] But they weren't

[00:30:04] Mitch McConnell's

[00:30:05] choice.

[00:30:06] And therefore,

[00:30:08] the big red wave

[00:30:08] did not happen.

[00:30:09] And in my opinion,

[00:30:12] it was Mitch

[00:30:12] McConnell's fault.

[00:30:13] Now, Pelosi

[00:30:14] was still in the

[00:30:15] House and I'm

[00:30:17] but we were not

[00:30:18] getting the GOP

[00:30:19] support that we

[00:30:20] needed.

[00:30:23] So, it is

[00:30:24] important.

[00:30:25] And then we had

[00:30:26] Paul Ryan.

[00:30:27] Remember him?

[00:30:28] Before that, it was

[00:30:29] Boehner, which I'll

[00:30:30] talk about later.

[00:30:32] But,

[00:30:34] these are the

[00:30:35] conditions that

[00:30:35] Trump has

[00:30:37] for the GOP

[00:30:38] Senate

[00:30:39] leadership.

[00:30:42] One,

[00:30:44] he wants

[00:30:45] them,

[00:30:45] the Senate

[00:30:46] leader must

[00:30:47] allow him to

[00:30:47] make recess

[00:30:48] appointments.

[00:30:49] Now, I had not

[00:30:50] heard of this,

[00:30:50] but apparently it is

[00:30:51] constitutional.

[00:30:53] And what it

[00:30:54] means is

[00:30:55] these

[00:30:56] appointments that

[00:30:58] he's going to

[00:30:58] give them will be

[00:30:59] recessed in and a

[00:31:00] recessed appointment

[00:31:01] skips being

[00:31:04] all that

[00:31:05] confirmation

[00:31:07] and such

[00:31:08] in the

[00:31:09] Senate.

[00:31:10] Because we know

[00:31:11] if they don't get

[00:31:12] it fast-tracked,

[00:31:13] they're going to do

[00:31:14] the same thing

[00:31:15] that they did

[00:31:16] when he was

[00:31:17] president

[00:31:17] president

[00:31:17] in 2016.

[00:31:21] So he wants

[00:31:22] them to

[00:31:22] fast-track

[00:31:23] this,

[00:31:23] and a

[00:31:24] recessed

[00:31:25] appointment

[00:31:27] can last

[00:31:28] up to

[00:31:28] two years.

[00:31:32] We've got

[00:31:32] to get

[00:31:33] things done

[00:31:33] in two

[00:31:34] years because

[00:31:34] we don't

[00:31:35] know

[00:31:35] what the

[00:31:36] future will

[00:31:37] hold.

[00:31:37] I'm hoping

[00:31:38] that all

[00:31:38] Americans

[00:31:39] will stay

[00:31:39] fast,

[00:31:40] stand fast,

[00:31:41] keep the

[00:31:42] Republicans in

[00:31:43] there right

[00:31:43] now,

[00:31:43] because we

[00:31:44] cannot

[00:31:44] trust the

[00:31:45] Democrats.

[00:31:49] Any

[00:31:50] Republican

[00:31:50] senator

[00:31:51] seeking

[00:31:51] the coveted

[00:31:52] leadership

[00:31:52] position of

[00:31:53] the United

[00:31:54] States Senate

[00:31:54] must agree

[00:31:55] to recess

[00:31:55] appointments.

[00:31:58] And we

[00:31:59] have three

[00:32:00] of them

[00:32:00] that are

[00:32:01] wanting this.

[00:32:02] One is

[00:32:04] Senator

[00:32:04] Republican

[00:32:05] Whip

[00:32:05] John

[00:32:06] Thune,

[00:32:08] and he

[00:32:09] is from

[00:32:09] South

[00:32:09] Dakota.

[00:32:10] And then

[00:32:11] we have

[00:32:12] former

[00:32:12] Senate

[00:32:13] GOP

[00:32:14] Whip

[00:32:14] John

[00:32:15] Cornyn,

[00:32:15] and he

[00:32:16] is from

[00:32:16] Texas.

[00:32:17] And then

[00:32:18] we have

[00:32:19] Senator

[00:32:19] Rick

[00:32:20] Scott

[00:32:20] from

[00:32:22] Florida.

[00:32:23] Now,

[00:32:24] I thought

[00:32:24] it was

[00:32:24] kind of

[00:32:25] interesting.

[00:32:26] Trump

[00:32:27] hasn't

[00:32:27] endorsed

[00:32:28] anyone

[00:32:28] yet,

[00:32:29] but Elon

[00:32:30] Musk

[00:32:30] did.

[00:32:31] He

[00:32:31] endorsed,

[00:32:31] he's

[00:32:32] hanging

[00:32:32] in there

[00:32:33] with

[00:32:33] Rick

[00:32:33] Scott.

[00:32:34] So,

[00:32:37] I'm

[00:32:37] not sure

[00:32:38] because

[00:32:38] the Senate

[00:32:39] leader

[00:32:39] has to

[00:32:40] be able

[00:32:41] to do

[00:32:42] some

[00:32:43] negotiation.

[00:32:43] I don't

[00:32:44] want

[00:32:44] negotiating.

[00:32:45] I don't

[00:32:45] like it.

[00:32:46] I want

[00:32:46] everything

[00:32:47] to be

[00:32:47] constitutional.

[00:32:48] I don't

[00:32:49] want to

[00:32:49] give and

[00:32:50] compromise,

[00:32:50] but that's

[00:32:52] not the

[00:32:52] reality of

[00:32:52] politics,

[00:32:53] I

[00:32:53] expect.

[00:32:56] So,

[00:32:57] that is

[00:32:57] one thing

[00:32:59] that Trump

[00:32:59] wants.

[00:33:00] Whoever

[00:33:01] is GOP

[00:33:02] must

[00:33:03] fast-track,

[00:33:04] must

[00:33:04] believe in

[00:33:05] the recess

[00:33:06] administration

[00:33:07] appointments.

[00:33:09] And

[00:33:10] Cornyn,

[00:33:11] however,

[00:33:11] suggested,

[00:33:12] he's one of

[00:33:13] them that

[00:33:13] wants this,

[00:33:14] so I got a

[00:33:14] feeling he's

[00:33:15] kind of

[00:33:15] kicking himself

[00:33:16] out,

[00:33:16] that he

[00:33:17] would prefer

[00:33:18] to keep

[00:33:18] the Senate

[00:33:18] in session

[00:33:19] rather than

[00:33:20] resort to

[00:33:21] recess

[00:33:21] appointments.

[00:33:22] I guess

[00:33:23] this means

[00:33:24] Trump

[00:33:24] appoints

[00:33:25] them

[00:33:25] while

[00:33:25] they're

[00:33:26] in

[00:33:26] recess

[00:33:27] and

[00:33:28] therefore

[00:33:28] it

[00:33:28] can

[00:33:28] last

[00:33:29] up to

[00:33:29] two

[00:33:29] years.

[00:33:30] But

[00:33:31] it is

[00:33:32] unacceptable,

[00:33:33] he says,

[00:33:34] for Senate

[00:33:34] D's to

[00:33:35] block

[00:33:36] President

[00:33:37] Trump's

[00:33:38] cabinet

[00:33:39] appointees.

[00:33:39] And you

[00:33:40] know they're

[00:33:40] going to.

[00:33:41] They're

[00:33:42] going to.

[00:33:42] They did

[00:33:43] it before.

[00:33:44] And it

[00:33:45] took

[00:33:45] two to

[00:33:46] three

[00:33:47] years

[00:33:47] into

[00:33:48] his

[00:33:48] administration

[00:33:49] before

[00:33:49] they

[00:33:49] approved

[00:33:50] any

[00:33:50] of

[00:33:50] them.

[00:33:52] So

[00:33:52] Cornyn

[00:33:53] also

[00:33:53] says,

[00:33:54] additionally,

[00:33:54] the

[00:33:54] Constitution

[00:33:55] expressly

[00:33:55] confers the

[00:33:56] power of

[00:33:56] the

[00:33:57] president

[00:33:57] to

[00:33:57] make

[00:33:57] the

[00:33:58] recess

[00:33:58] appointments.

[00:33:59] So

[00:33:59] with

[00:34:00] that,

[00:34:00] he's

[00:34:00] kind

[00:34:01] of

[00:34:01] escaping

[00:34:02] it

[00:34:02] and

[00:34:03] saying,

[00:34:03] that's

[00:34:03] up to

[00:34:03] President

[00:34:04] Trump.

[00:34:05] He

[00:34:05] can

[00:34:05] make

[00:34:06] these

[00:34:06] while

[00:34:06] we're

[00:34:06] in

[00:34:06] recess,

[00:34:07] but

[00:34:07] he

[00:34:07] prefers

[00:34:07] we

[00:34:08] stay

[00:34:08] in

[00:34:08] session.

[00:34:10] Another

[00:34:10] condition

[00:34:11] put

[00:34:12] forward

[00:34:12] by

[00:34:12] Trump

[00:34:13] is

[00:34:13] that

[00:34:13] Senate

[00:34:14] Republicans

[00:34:14] should

[00:34:15] block

[00:34:15] all

[00:34:16] remaining

[00:34:16] judicial

[00:34:17] confirmations

[00:34:18] until he

[00:34:18] is re-inaugurated

[00:34:20] in January.

[00:34:23] So

[00:34:25] we already

[00:34:25] know

[00:34:26] that they're

[00:34:27] trying to

[00:34:27] put pressure,

[00:34:28] the Democrats

[00:34:28] are trying

[00:34:29] to put

[00:34:29] pressure

[00:34:30] on

[00:34:31] Sotomayor,

[00:34:32] I believe

[00:34:32] it is,

[00:34:33] because she

[00:34:34] has diabetes

[00:34:35] and is not

[00:34:35] in the

[00:34:36] perfect

[00:34:36] health.

[00:34:38] And so,

[00:34:39] and she's

[00:34:39] not that

[00:34:39] old,

[00:34:40] but they,

[00:34:40] I think

[00:34:41] she's in

[00:34:41] her 60s.

[00:34:43] So

[00:34:44] they're

[00:34:44] wanting

[00:34:44] her to

[00:34:45] bow out

[00:34:45] so they

[00:34:46] can put

[00:34:46] some

[00:34:46] young

[00:34:47] whippersnapper

[00:34:48] in there,

[00:34:48] and a lot

[00:34:48] of people

[00:34:49] are claiming

[00:34:49] it's going

[00:34:50] to be

[00:34:50] Kamala.

[00:34:50] I don't

[00:34:51] think so.

[00:34:53] That would

[00:34:53] really be

[00:34:54] a slap

[00:34:54] in the

[00:34:55] face

[00:34:55] to the

[00:34:55] American

[00:34:55] people.

[00:34:56] Not that

[00:34:57] they're

[00:34:57] above

[00:34:58] slapping

[00:34:58] us

[00:34:59] in the

[00:34:59] face,

[00:34:59] calling

[00:35:00] us

[00:35:00] garbage

[00:35:00] and

[00:35:01] everything

[00:35:01] else,

[00:35:01] but

[00:35:04] anyway,

[00:35:05] that's

[00:35:05] one

[00:35:05] reason

[00:35:05] that

[00:35:05] Trump

[00:35:06] is

[00:35:06] asking

[00:35:06] that.

[00:35:07] Now,

[00:35:08] I heard

[00:35:08] last

[00:35:09] night

[00:35:09] that

[00:35:10] it

[00:35:10] is

[00:35:10] January

[00:35:11] 3rd

[00:35:11] when

[00:35:12] they

[00:35:12] make

[00:35:12] this

[00:35:12] decision,

[00:35:15] but

[00:35:16] the Democrats

[00:35:17] are in

[00:35:17] charge

[00:35:17] for a

[00:35:18] while

[00:35:18] yet.

[00:35:19] So,

[00:35:19] I'm not

[00:35:20] sure what

[00:35:21] can happen

[00:35:22] or how

[00:35:22] much

[00:35:22] authority

[00:35:23] they will

[00:35:23] have in

[00:35:24] that as

[00:35:24] far as

[00:35:25] the judges

[00:35:25] go.

[00:35:26] Additionally,

[00:35:27] no judges

[00:35:27] should be

[00:35:28] approved

[00:35:28] during this

[00:35:29] period of

[00:35:30] time because

[00:35:30] the Democrats

[00:35:31] are looking

[00:35:31] to ram

[00:35:32] through their

[00:35:32] judges.

[00:35:33] That's

[00:35:33] exactly what

[00:35:34] they're ready

[00:35:34] to do.

[00:35:35] So,

[00:35:36] President

[00:35:37] Elect

[00:35:37] Trump

[00:35:38] will be

[00:35:38] sworn

[00:35:38] in

[00:35:38] as

[00:35:39] the

[00:35:39] 47th

[00:35:40] president

[00:35:40] on

[00:35:41] January

[00:35:41] 20th.

[00:35:42] He

[00:35:43] will

[00:35:43] take

[00:35:43] office

[00:35:44] with

[00:35:44] a

[00:35:44] new

[00:35:44] majority

[00:35:44] in

[00:35:45] the

[00:35:45] Senate

[00:35:46] as

[00:35:46] the

[00:35:46] Republican

[00:35:47] Party

[00:35:47] managed

[00:35:48] to

[00:35:48] flip

[00:35:48] four

[00:35:48] seats

[00:35:49] for

[00:35:49] a

[00:35:49] new

[00:35:50] and

[00:35:50] total

[00:35:51] of

[00:35:51] 53

[00:35:52] Republican

[00:35:53] senators.

[00:35:55] So,

[00:35:57] there was

[00:35:57] a third

[00:35:58] one.

[00:35:58] I don't

[00:35:58] know if

[00:35:59] I missed

[00:35:59] that.

[00:35:59] Did I

[00:35:59] miss

[00:36:00] it?

[00:36:00] Maybe

[00:36:01] I did.

[00:36:02] I think

[00:36:02] it was

[00:36:03] that

[00:36:03] with

[00:36:03] the

[00:36:03] judges.

[00:36:03] So,

[00:36:04] those

[00:36:04] are

[00:36:05] what

[00:36:05] he

[00:36:05] has

[00:36:05] conditions

[00:36:06] so far.

[00:36:08] And

[00:36:09] there's

[00:36:09] three of

[00:36:09] them

[00:36:09] up for

[00:36:10] it.

[00:36:10] Three

[00:36:11] of

[00:36:11] them

[00:36:11] are

[00:36:13] campaigning

[00:36:13] for it.

[00:36:14] I don't

[00:36:14] know.

[00:36:14] Kissing

[00:36:15] some

[00:36:15] Senate

[00:36:16] tail

[00:36:17] or

[00:36:17] something.

[00:36:18] So,

[00:36:20] I think

[00:36:20] that's

[00:36:21] kind of

[00:36:21] a,

[00:36:23] I think

[00:36:23] that's

[00:36:24] something

[00:36:24] that they

[00:36:24] should

[00:36:25] give

[00:36:25] President

[00:36:25] Trump,

[00:36:26] knowing

[00:36:26] what

[00:36:26] happened

[00:36:26] in

[00:36:27] 2016,

[00:36:27] and knowing

[00:36:28] that they're

[00:36:28] still

[00:36:29] saying,

[00:36:29] we're not

[00:36:30] going to

[00:36:30] let him

[00:36:30] have

[00:36:35] a

[00:36:35] story that I

[00:36:36] wanted to

[00:36:36] share with

[00:36:36] you.

[00:36:39] The FBI

[00:36:43] execs are

[00:36:44] rushing to

[00:36:45] retire after

[00:36:46] Trump victory

[00:36:47] leaves them

[00:36:47] shell-shocked.

[00:36:49] It says,

[00:36:50] reports indicate

[00:36:51] significant

[00:36:52] upheaval within

[00:36:54] the Federal

[00:36:54] Bureau of

[00:36:55] Investigation

[00:36:55] following

[00:36:56] Donald Trump's

[00:36:57] presidential

[00:36:58] election victory.

[00:37:00] George

[00:37:01] Hill,

[00:37:01] a former

[00:37:02] FBI,

[00:37:03] but he's

[00:37:03] a whistleblower,

[00:37:04] claims the

[00:37:05] numerous senior

[00:37:06] executives are

[00:37:07] hastily seeking

[00:37:08] retirement.

[00:37:09] Trump's

[00:37:10] decisive win

[00:37:11] securing all

[00:37:12] swing states

[00:37:13] and winning

[00:37:14] the popular

[00:37:14] vote against

[00:37:15] Democratic

[00:37:16] Kamala

[00:37:17] has reportedly

[00:37:19] left the

[00:37:19] FBI,

[00:37:20] stunned and

[00:37:20] shell-shocked.

[00:37:22] Now,

[00:37:23] Rudy and I

[00:37:23] were discussing

[00:37:24] this,

[00:37:24] and that

[00:37:25] kind of goes

[00:37:26] to show you

[00:37:27] they're not

[00:37:28] non-political

[00:37:29] if they're

[00:37:30] all of a sudden

[00:37:31] worried about

[00:37:31] their jobs.

[00:37:33] What have

[00:37:33] they done?

[00:37:35] What have

[00:37:36] they done

[00:37:37] that they're

[00:37:37] all of a

[00:37:38] sudden,

[00:37:38] we better,

[00:37:40] what's the

[00:37:40] old expression,

[00:37:42] rats leaving

[00:37:42] a sinking ship?

[00:37:45] I don't think

[00:37:45] the ship is

[00:37:46] sinking,

[00:37:46] but I think

[00:37:47] they are.

[00:37:47] You're listening

[00:37:48] to CSE

[00:37:48] Talk Radio.

[00:37:49] This is

[00:37:49] Beth Ann.

[00:37:50] Hang on,

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[00:37:51] to have a

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[00:42:09] So with these

[00:42:10] FBI execs,

[00:42:11] we're not talking

[00:42:17] 50 senior

[00:42:19] executive service

[00:42:20] members are

[00:42:21] contemplating

[00:42:22] immediate

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[00:42:24] What does

[00:42:25] that tell us,

[00:42:25] America?

[00:42:26] Who have

[00:42:27] they been

[00:42:27] working for?

[00:42:29] We're the

[00:42:30] ones paying

[00:42:31] them,

[00:42:31] but they've

[00:42:32] been working

[00:42:33] for the

[00:42:34] bureaucracy,

[00:42:36] the oligarchy.

[00:42:38] That's who

[00:42:39] they've been

[00:42:39] protecting.

[00:42:41] I don't

[00:42:42] know about

[00:42:42] you,

[00:42:42] but I'm

[00:42:45] not after

[00:42:46] revenge.

[00:42:47] I'm after

[00:42:48] justice.

[00:42:50] And if

[00:42:50] there's one

[00:42:53] weakness

[00:42:53] that I think

[00:42:54] Donald Trump

[00:42:54] has,

[00:42:57] is his

[00:42:58] compassion

[00:42:58] for others.

[00:43:01] He makes

[00:43:02] a mistake

[00:43:02] when he says

[00:43:03] he didn't

[00:43:04] want to do

[00:43:04] anything to

[00:43:05] Hillary.

[00:43:05] He didn't

[00:43:05] think it'd

[00:43:06] be good

[00:43:06] for the

[00:43:06] company.

[00:43:07] He said,

[00:43:07] they're good

[00:43:08] people.

[00:43:08] I don't

[00:43:08] want to

[00:43:08] hurt them.

[00:43:09] They're not

[00:43:09] good people.

[00:43:11] They are

[00:43:12] not good

[00:43:12] people.

[00:43:13] Good

[00:43:14] people don't

[00:43:14] do what

[00:43:15] they've done.

[00:43:19] They need

[00:43:20] to be

[00:43:20] punished.

[00:43:22] Somehow,

[00:43:23] someway,

[00:43:24] Americans,

[00:43:27] Americans

[00:43:27] need

[00:43:28] justice.

[00:43:31] We're not

[00:43:32] going to get

[00:43:32] our republic

[00:43:33] back if

[00:43:35] we don't

[00:43:35] have justice

[00:43:36] removing the

[00:43:38] corruption.

[00:43:40] Just send

[00:43:41] them home

[00:43:42] isn't

[00:43:42] enough.

[00:43:44] And if

[00:43:44] there's one

[00:43:45] person who

[00:43:45] needs to

[00:43:46] be sent

[00:43:46] out of

[00:43:46] D.C.,

[00:43:47] it's

[00:43:47] Barack

[00:43:47] Hussein

[00:43:48] Obama.

[00:43:49] He needs

[00:43:50] to be

[00:43:51] gone.

[00:43:56] So,

[00:43:56] I'm going

[00:43:57] to apologize

[00:43:58] before I

[00:43:58] read this

[00:43:59] to you

[00:43:59] because

[00:44:01] I thought

[00:44:02] when I,

[00:44:02] I've read

[00:44:02] this to you

[00:44:03] before,

[00:44:04] and I did

[00:44:05] my research,

[00:44:06] and when I

[00:44:07] typed it out,

[00:44:07] I thought I

[00:44:08] typed out

[00:44:09] how to

[00:44:09] pronounce

[00:44:10] all of

[00:44:11] these

[00:44:12] places.

[00:44:14] But this

[00:44:15] is Why

[00:44:16] Are You

[00:44:16] Marching,

[00:44:17] Son?

[00:44:19] And it

[00:44:20] was done

[00:44:20] by John

[00:44:21] Wayne.

[00:44:24] And I

[00:44:25] thought it

[00:44:25] was appropriate

[00:44:26] today for

[00:44:28] all the

[00:44:29] veterans,

[00:44:31] those who

[00:44:32] served and

[00:44:32] are gone,

[00:44:35] those who

[00:44:35] served and

[00:44:36] are still

[00:44:36] with us,

[00:44:38] those who

[00:44:39] are currently

[00:44:40] serving.

[00:44:42] And yes,

[00:44:44] all those

[00:44:45] young men

[00:44:46] and women

[00:44:47] out there

[00:44:47] that are

[00:44:48] thinking

[00:44:48] about

[00:44:49] serving.

[00:44:52] Why are

[00:44:53] you marching,

[00:44:54] son?

[00:44:55] I'd really

[00:44:56] like to

[00:44:56] know.

[00:44:57] Is it

[00:44:58] because of

[00:44:58] Valley Forge

[00:44:59] or perhaps

[00:45:00] the Alamo?

[00:45:02] Or one

[00:45:03] if by land

[00:45:05] and two

[00:45:05] if by sea

[00:45:06] a trumpet's

[00:45:07] call,

[00:45:08] the will

[00:45:08] to be free?

[00:45:10] And what

[00:45:11] of a man

[00:45:11] who stood

[00:45:12] straight and

[00:45:12] tall,

[00:45:13] who wept

[00:45:14] silent tears

[00:45:15] when he saw

[00:45:16] brave men

[00:45:16] fall?

[00:45:18] No matter,

[00:45:19] no difference

[00:45:20] the blue

[00:45:20] or the gray,

[00:45:21] all were

[00:45:22] his brothers,

[00:45:24] all often,

[00:45:25] how often

[00:45:26] he pray.

[00:45:28] And what

[00:45:29] of Antietam

[00:45:30] and now

[00:45:32] peaceful

[00:45:32] stream,

[00:45:33] where the

[00:45:34] water,

[00:45:35] blood red,

[00:45:36] glittered and

[00:45:37] gleamed?

[00:45:38] Apatomox,

[00:45:40] Chickamauga,

[00:45:42] Vicksburg,

[00:45:43] Bull Run,

[00:45:44] Cumberland Gap,

[00:45:46] Gettysburg,

[00:45:47] and then

[00:45:48] Washington.

[00:45:48] Why are you

[00:45:50] marching,

[00:45:51] son?

[00:45:52] In Flanders

[00:45:53] fields,

[00:45:54] how proud

[00:45:55] were they

[00:45:55] whose forms

[00:45:56] beneath the

[00:45:57] poppies lay,

[00:45:59] men who saw

[00:46:00] verdant and

[00:46:01] died at the

[00:46:01] marne sessions,

[00:46:03] and those

[00:46:04] who tried

[00:46:05] the fearful

[00:46:06] foe of

[00:46:06] Chateau

[00:46:08] theory,

[00:46:08] who fought

[00:46:10] and bled,

[00:46:11] whose hearts

[00:46:12] grew weary,

[00:46:14] but in

[00:46:15] whose minds

[00:46:15] one thought

[00:46:16] kept churning

[00:46:17] that the

[00:46:18] torch of

[00:46:19] liberty

[00:46:19] keep burning.

[00:46:22] Why are you

[00:46:23] marching,

[00:46:24] son?

[00:46:24] The planes

[00:46:26] swarm in,

[00:46:27] and the

[00:46:27] rising sun

[00:46:28] glowed fiercely

[00:46:30] on the

[00:46:30] evil dun

[00:46:31] to men

[00:46:33] whose blood

[00:46:33] runs through

[00:46:34] their veins,

[00:46:35] men who

[00:46:36] died,

[00:46:37] and whose

[00:46:38] remains,

[00:46:39] life forever

[00:46:40] locked in

[00:46:41] waters deep,

[00:46:42] now it is

[00:46:44] right that

[00:46:45] they should

[00:46:45] sleep,

[00:46:46] while the

[00:46:47] warm sea

[00:46:48] laps at a

[00:46:49] twisted hull

[00:46:49] and see the

[00:46:51] torch of

[00:46:52] liberty

[00:46:52] grow dull.

[00:46:54] Anzio,

[00:46:55] Casino,

[00:46:56] and the

[00:46:56] Pole,

[00:46:57] St.

[00:46:58] Miraglise,

[00:46:58] Le Mans,

[00:47:00] St.

[00:47:00] Lowe,

[00:47:01] Gardelgin,

[00:47:03] Buckenwald,

[00:47:04] on and on

[00:47:06] the roll

[00:47:06] is called.

[00:47:08] And why?

[00:47:10] Why are you

[00:47:11] marching,

[00:47:11] son?

[00:47:12] Bugles

[00:47:13] shrilled in

[00:47:14] the frozen

[00:47:14] night,

[00:47:15] and at

[00:47:16] first dawn

[00:47:17] the awful

[00:47:18] sight.

[00:47:18] Of seas of

[00:47:19] men,

[00:47:20] row after

[00:47:21] row,

[00:47:21] left to

[00:47:22] die on

[00:47:23] blood-stained

[00:47:23] snow.

[00:47:25] Puzan,

[00:47:26] Pangyang,

[00:47:27] Suan,

[00:47:28] Kangdo,

[00:47:29] and blood-red

[00:47:31] ram the

[00:47:32] swift

[00:47:32] Aaloo.

[00:47:34] In South

[00:47:35] Vietnam,

[00:47:35] the big guns

[00:47:36] roared,

[00:47:36] and once again

[00:47:37] we fought a war.

[00:47:39] To honor a

[00:47:40] pledge our nation

[00:47:41] gave to help

[00:47:42] that little

[00:47:43] country save

[00:47:44] her people

[00:47:45] from the

[00:47:45] certainty

[00:47:46] that she'd

[00:47:48] be ruled

[00:47:48] by tyranny.

[00:47:50] No matter

[00:47:51] where the

[00:47:52] big guns

[00:47:52] roar,

[00:47:53] our fighting

[00:47:54] men like

[00:47:55] those before

[00:47:56] take the

[00:47:57] torch we

[00:47:57] hold so

[00:47:59] dear and

[00:48:00] face freedom's

[00:48:01] enemies without

[00:48:03] fear.

[00:48:04] Our fathers

[00:48:05] died from

[00:48:06] sea to sea

[00:48:06] and bless

[00:48:07] the torch

[00:48:08] of liberty.

[00:48:09] So why?

[00:48:11] Why are you

[00:48:12] marching,

[00:48:13] son?

[00:48:15] I think

[00:48:16] so many

[00:48:17] times we

[00:48:18] take for

[00:48:18] granted

[00:48:20] all the

[00:48:20] things that

[00:48:21] happened in

[00:48:22] America,

[00:48:23] all the wars

[00:48:24] that have been

[00:48:24] fought.

[00:48:25] We've sent

[00:48:26] young men

[00:48:26] to die

[00:48:27] for democracy

[00:48:28] for others,

[00:48:31] the mess

[00:48:32] in Afghanistan

[00:48:33] that happened

[00:48:34] here three and a

[00:48:35] half years

[00:48:35] ago,

[00:48:36] the 13

[00:48:37] soldiers that

[00:48:37] were lost

[00:48:38] that day,

[00:48:38] and how this

[00:48:39] regime has

[00:48:40] ignored them,

[00:48:42] ignored their

[00:48:42] families,

[00:48:44] ignored the

[00:48:45] ones who

[00:48:45] came home.

[00:48:48] My brother

[00:48:49] fought in

[00:48:49] Vietnam.

[00:48:51] He fought

[00:48:52] hard.

[00:48:52] He saw

[00:48:53] death.

[00:48:56] We didn't

[00:48:57] win that

[00:48:57] war.

[00:48:59] We didn't

[00:48:59] win that

[00:49:00] war because

[00:49:00] we didn't

[00:49:01] have strong

[00:49:01] enough

[00:49:01] soldiers.

[00:49:03] We didn't

[00:49:04] win that

[00:49:04] war because

[00:49:05] we had a

[00:49:06] weak

[00:49:06] Congress

[00:49:06] and weak

[00:49:09] generals.

[00:49:11] propaganda.

[00:49:13] Our

[00:49:14] veterans.

[00:49:15] Our

[00:49:16] soldiers.

[00:49:18] They are

[00:49:19] brave.

[00:49:20] They're not

[00:49:21] politicians.

[00:49:22] They're the

[00:49:23] ones who

[00:49:24] fight.

[00:49:25] They're the

[00:49:26] ones that

[00:49:27] gave you

[00:49:28] that right

[00:49:28] last week

[00:49:29] on November

[00:49:30] 5th to

[00:49:30] go and

[00:49:31] vote.

[00:49:32] It wasn't

[00:49:33] Congress.

[00:49:34] It was the

[00:49:35] soldiers that

[00:49:37] keep our

[00:49:38] freedom

[00:49:38] flowing.

[00:49:41] love for

[00:49:42] liberty

[00:49:43] going.

[00:49:45] So today,

[00:49:48] thank a

[00:49:49] veteran.

[00:49:51] Thank them.

[00:49:52] Take one to

[00:49:53] lunch.

[00:49:54] Take one to

[00:49:55] supper.

[00:49:56] But thank

[00:49:57] them.

[00:49:58] For they

[00:50:00] sacrificed.

[00:50:01] Even those

[00:50:02] who didn't

[00:50:02] see battle.

[00:50:03] They gave

[00:50:04] up a

[00:50:05] certain amount

[00:50:05] of their

[00:50:06] lives to

[00:50:07] serve this

[00:50:08] country.

[00:50:11] We need

[00:50:12] respect that.

[00:50:15] And let's

[00:50:15] always vote

[00:50:16] when we

[00:50:17] vote with

[00:50:19] those

[00:50:20] veterans in

[00:50:20] mind,

[00:50:21] with our

[00:50:22] soldiers in

[00:50:22] mind.

[00:50:24] We don't

[00:50:25] want people

[00:50:26] like the

[00:50:26] Cheneys.

[00:50:27] We want

[00:50:27] somebody like

[00:50:28] Trump.

[00:50:29] It's going to

[00:50:29] keep us out of

[00:50:30] wars and

[00:50:31] bring our

[00:50:31] soldiers home

[00:50:32] safe.

[00:50:35] It's the

[00:50:35] soldiers.

[00:50:37] They're the

[00:50:37] ones who

[00:50:38] help us to

[00:50:39] bring America

[00:50:40] home.

[00:50:46] Looking for

[00:50:47] someone to

[00:50:47] educate and

[00:50:48] encourage your

[00:50:49] group?

[00:50:49] Invite Beth

[00:50:50] Ann and her

[00:50:50] Bring America

[00:50:51] Home message

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[00:50:52] community or

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[00:50:53] Call 573-796-2166

[00:50:56] or email

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[00:51:01] speak at your

[00:51:01] next event.

[00:51:02] Beth Ann has

[00:51:02] been behind the

[00:51:03] microphone for

[00:51:04] almost 30

[00:51:05] years fighting

[00:51:05] to bring

[00:51:06] America home.

[00:51:07] She brings

[00:51:07] her unique

[00:51:08] perspective,

[00:51:09] drawing from

[00:51:09] her many life

[00:51:10] experiences and

[00:51:11] her love for

[00:51:12] God and country.

[00:51:13] As a young

[00:51:13] girl, her family

[00:51:14] moved from the

[00:51:15] big city to

[00:51:15] a small rural

[00:51:16] community where

[00:51:17] she would grow

[00:51:17] up, marry her

[00:51:18] husband and

[00:51:19] together raise

[00:51:19] five sons.

[00:51:20] Along the way,

[00:51:21] she worked in

[00:51:22] factories, retail,

[00:51:23] sales and

[00:51:23] medical clinic and

[00:51:24] now lights up the

[00:51:25] airwaves on

[00:51:26] CSE Talk Radio.

[00:51:28] As the D.C.

[00:51:28] occupiers continue

[00:51:29] to drive our

[00:51:30] society into

[00:51:31] socialism and

[00:51:32] anarchy, the

[00:51:33] message to bring

[00:51:33] America home grows

[00:51:35] more crucial by

[00:51:36] the day.

[00:51:36] Beth Ann brings

[00:51:37] that message with

[00:51:38] contagious passion

[00:51:39] wherever she

[00:51:40] speaks.

[00:51:40] Schedule Beth

[00:51:41] Ann to speak to

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[00:51:43] by calling

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[00:51:47] Do we lack

[00:51:48] enthusiasm and

[00:51:49] understanding of

[00:51:50] the word liberty?

[00:51:51] Do we weep for

[00:51:52] liberty which we

[00:51:53] have lost?

[00:51:53] Or do we simply

[00:51:54] not understand the

[00:51:55] substance and

[00:51:56] sacrifice for which

[00:51:57] we were once

[00:51:58] privileged?

[00:51:59] Liberty.

[00:52:00] Webster defines

[00:52:01] liberty as the

[00:52:01] state of being

[00:52:02] free within society

[00:52:03] from 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.

[00:52:10] Today we seem to

[00:52:11] want restrictions.

[00:52:12] Government micromanaging

[00:52:14] our lives?

[00:52:15] But do we realize

[00:52:16] the cost?

[00:52:18] Alexander Hamilton

[00:52:19] once stated,

[00:52:20] There is a certain

[00:52:21] enthusiasm in

[00:52:22] liberty that makes

[00:52:23] human nature rise

[00:52:24] above itself in

[00:52:25] acts of bravery

[00:52:25] and heroism.

[00:52:27] As a republic,

[00:52:29] we the people must

[00:52:30] guard the liberty

[00:52:30] of others.

[00:52:31] We must continue

[00:52:32] the enthusiasm

[00:52:33] that will make

[00:52:34] men free.

[00:52:36] Visit csctalkradio.com

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[00:52:39] and common sense

[00:52:40] back into American

[00:52:42] liberty as she

[00:52:43] brings America

[00:52:44] home.

[00:52:47] Friends, I want

[00:52:48] to talk to you

[00:52:49] very frankly about

[00:52:50] the increasing

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

[00:52:52] seeing these days.

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

[00:52:54] the news without

[00:52:54] hearing about more

[00:52:55] riots, violence,

[00:52:57] looting, killing,

[00:52:58] lawlessness, and

[00:52:59] mayhem.

[00:53:00] Sadly, I think the

[00:53:01] worst is yet to come

[00:53:02] and the crescendo

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

[00:53:05] However, I want

[00:53:06] to focus your

[00:53:07] attention on what

[00:53:07] you can do to

[00:53:09] survive.

[00:53:09] Priority one in

[00:53:11] times like these

[00:53:12] is to make sure

[00:53:13] you have enough

[00:53:13] food to eat.

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[00:53:22] tough times ahead.

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