0:04

The Second American Revolution continues. What I'm talking about political power being taken from

0:10

the people and courted unconstitutionally in the Imperial City by the Imperial Guard. And

0:18

more and more Americans are realizing what has been happening to their country. In

0:22

our country, that people are sovereign and we are governed by our consent,

0:29

but we have we're being crowded out by the regulatory agencies, the switch up

0:36

and voting laws that are designed to get the Imperial City candidate secured with the

0:43

nomination and then eventually into the White House. Censorship. Of course, we

0:47

know all about that here in the last four years, dark money and the

0:54

influence on elections, so all this big black cloud continue to grow, and

1:02

it not only steps on the toes of the American people, but it's now

1:04

kneecapping the American people. And you can just think about putting, say,

1:11

electrical tape on the mouths of the American people to not be heard, and

1:17

blinders so they can't really see what's going on. And that is really the

1:22

common denominator of everything that we have been talking about on the show for seven

1:26

years. General and good morning, by the way, good morning to use

1:30

good afternoon, good evening. Hello, every time it is hello, it

1:33

could be any time at all. Before we jump in on that topic,

1:37

there's a few things just to catch up on the current events. There's something

1:41

going on in the Middle East involving Benjamin Netanyahu, Babie. It seems that

1:46

though there's a growing horde of activists in the US, in the Middle East

1:53

and in Israel who want Benjamin Natanyahu gone. Not sure why, we can

2:00

take guesses, but we're going to keep an eye on that. There is

2:05

a wedge developing between the US and Israel over Bebie. We're gonna keep an

2:10

eye on what's going on there. Also, Ukraine appears to be filling its

2:15

diapers and having a hard time keeping up the Russians. Our budget is our

2:23

budget? Is that? Can we even call this thing a budget? No budget's designed to spend what you have. It'd be like going to a budget

2:30

rental car and finding nothing but chauffeurd limousine. So well, our where's our

2:37

where is the house? Gop? We're gonna talk a little bit about that.

2:40

Putin a shocking victory and his presidential election. Much like Gracious Good,

2:46

It's just like Joe Biden winning in twenty twenty exactly what they're going to try

2:50

to do in twenty twenty four. Rigged election, no free speech, jailing

2:53

opposition, poisoning opposition, and using the military to bomb other countries, sending

3:02

them men to war without men and women to war without consent. Sounds a

3:06

lot like what's happened in the United States. We have a flood of immigration.

3:13

I'm not even sure we can call it an immigration anymore. It's it's

3:16

it's a humanitarian crisis. It is the total bastardization of the American policy uncontrolled

3:24

migration and immigration into the Republic. And we are going to resume that topic

3:29

on I believe on our next show, h the Great American Migration. But

3:35

I'll tell you here's what I'm coming up with on this general. So we

3:42

have a increase in population, so we have increase in human labor in the

3:47

United States. So we need that. Apparently, supposedly, you've got to

3:51

have your berths outpace your deaths. You've got to have wagejourners who can make

3:57

money get taxed go into the treasury. So we have increased labor growth.

4:04

What I'm seeing now in the Wall Street Journal Friday is a chart that shows

4:10

that almost twenty percent of American workers are foreign born. Almost twenty percent of

4:17

American workers are now foreign born, So that shores up whatever labor shortages there

4:24

are for those countries citizens because the're coming your finding jobs. But it's not

4:29

doing a lot for our college educated kids that are taking on these these crazy

4:35

tuitions to go to four year schools and only be trained to do one little

4:42

thing. And that's for this new information economy, this digital economy. And

4:46

we're not educating our kids to be critical thinkers. We're sending them to be

4:51

like collared and doctrinated computer coders and specialists in the tech field, or specialists

4:59

in the banking and econfield. And the American the American youth are not learning

5:08

about history, civics, how to title run a government, how to do

5:13

self local government, the humanities are being tossed aside. It's it's abysmal.

5:20

And so we have the American white we have the American college educated youth that

5:26

can find jobs, the high paying jobs in the tech world. In the

5:30

banking world, well there are no high paying jobs because you've brought in all

5:32

these other people who are willing to work for I'm talking about the college educated

5:38

American youth who who should be our next generational leaders. But they're being cordoned

5:44

off and they're going in. They're learning how to put together PowerPoint decks for

5:50

their bosses, to do pitches, to get money out of family offices,

5:57

or get money out of funds, or get money out of organizations to invest.

6:01

You learn that, or you're learning how to you're learning how to do

6:08

high level accountancy or computer code writing. Our brain drain is in the humanities

6:15

and the liberal arts, the people that think more broadly about society, not

6:21

just this little narrow widget maker, white collar widget maker at the bottom of

6:27

the socioeconomic ladder are your blue collar and the blue collar wages are not rising

6:34

because those are the ones being filled by your illegals. You see them everywhere,

6:40

I mean, you see the You don't even see a white a white

6:43

guy in a construct, in a landscaping trucking more. You don't see you

6:48

don't see any white guys on roofs, putting in, putting on roofs,

6:51

or sighting, at least in the big cities. Maybe you see them out

6:56

three counties away. But the other thing that the other thing that the Biden

7:02

regime gets when they bring in all this labor, it helps fight inflation.

7:10

Let's talk about this for a second. So when you print more money and

7:15

it drives down the value of the dollar, which then causes an increase in

7:19

prices, Now that's one half of the sheet. That's the only half we

7:24

seem to talk about is raising interest rates. The other way to fight inflation

7:29

is to put more people into the economy to collect those dollars. So you

7:33

can put more money into the economy artificially if it can go find a home

7:39

in the hands of a labor and that's what's happening. So it's another way

7:44

to fight inflation. Well, there's another way of doing it, which is the way it's always been done as well, is that with increased technology,

7:50

the production cost just naturally comes down. We should be getting a downward yeah

7:56

in our costs. Should be getting that. The normal projection process of any

8:00

economy is a downward turn in prices. I mean you look at the efficiencies.

8:05

Yeah, you look at computers. You know, they started out in

8:07

the screen TVs. Yeah, you know they we were ten thousand dollars now

8:11

they are one hundred dollars. In some places. So those those we are

8:13

getting an increase in efficiencies that you are getting, you are going to get

8:18

a most likely a decrease in the cost of good sold. But we're not

8:22

saying that, we're not saying the price cuts. But when you add this,

8:28

when you add millions more to the labor pool that they've done here artificially

8:33

by allowing all these people to come over and work, it helps gobble up

8:37

all those extra dollars, and that fights. It's an inflationary buffer, and

8:46

that helps the administration in power. That helps, so then it increases the

8:54

congressional seats and the electoral College votes of certain states, of certain states where

9:01

you're shipping those laborers to go live and work, and you can then shore

9:09

up your losses in California, in New York, you can shore them up

9:13

because they're going to remember what party brought them there. So this immigration is

9:20

one of the biggest crimes committed against the American people. In broad daylight.

9:26

In broad Daylight on TV, I thought it was stealing twenty twenty and twenty

9:31

six in the attempt to steal twenty sixteen. A little bit later in the

9:33

show, I stumbled across a study that synthesizes beautifully what happened in Pennsylvania,

9:41

Georgia and Arizona. I must get to that. And then a very important

9:46

Supreme Court case, Murphy versus Missouri, extremely important that we need to talk

9:50

about. And then of equal importance, General Jake Paul announces that he's fighting

9:56

Mike Tyson the summer. You see this, I saw where he's going to

10:01

fight him. Yeah, I don't know if he'll survive. He just said

10:03

he's announced he's bringing a gun with him. And now I'm hearing Trump is

10:09

out digging holes around Marl Logo in hopes of finding oil. We need about

10:13

four hundred and fifty four million dollars in oil. Stick around the General,

10:18

Brad Koppel. We'll be right back with you, so at the top of

10:24

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10:28

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helps our professional practices come in and be loud advocates for the American people.

10:56

You'd think that it would be all pluses, but they're a lot of people

11:00

that just sleeping zombies that just think that everything the state does make sense.

11:05

State meaning anything at the federal, national state level. The Democrats, the

11:13

Demo Autocrats, dem Autocrats. I'm now calling these folks the dem Autocrats,

11:18

I just call them leftists. So the dem Autocrats, historically the Democratic Party

11:24

that you and I grew up with. I thought that represented the American middle

11:30

class, the working class, and that's very much the class that you and

11:33

I came from, blue collar laborers against corporate elitism, called out the inequalities

11:45

of black, Hispanic Asian Native American citizens. They were viewed as being very

11:52

utopian defenders of democracy, the gatekeepers of civil liberties. That narrative worked very

11:58

well too get them into power. They became the People's Party, and this

12:05

really kicked off. Yeah, I'm not going to go all the way back to FDR and the Great Depression, but I certainly can go back to what

12:11

the Democrat machine was doing in the late fifties and sixties because it had trouble

12:16

with a capital T and which rhymes with P, which stands for cool.

12:24

Yeah. But the Democrats have problems in the sixties, big problems in LBJ

12:33

of course, you know, their first Catholic president gets assassinated. You have

12:37

the civil rights and LBJ, who was no civil rights absolutist Okay, let's

12:43

not that clear nor even friendly to it, realizes that he can hop on

12:48

that wave, and he hopped on that wave. Of course he lost in

12:54

there and that didn't get him too far. But the Civil Rights Act sixty

12:58

of the sixty four the mid sixties, and the Democrats were in big trouble

13:01

sixty eight, seventy two, seventy six, eighty eighty four, eighty eight,

13:09

all right, so you can see that they had there was an existential

13:13

crisis with the Democratic Party. The Republican Party gets viewed as the evil elites,

13:20

and the Democrats' ability to take hold in the nineties was successful in their

13:26

ability to control Congress and the White House, and they began to steer the

13:31

country in their own direction with the Clinton and Obama successive regimes, and nine

13:39

to eleven put the neocons in power for a while, and that just blew

13:43

the doors off our foreign policy and we wound up creating millions of future terrorists.

13:50

Back to the Democrats, the Demotocrats, their intervention into the daily lives

13:58

of Americans is so deep now that it's become the norm to our youth.

14:03

That's a big problem in general, that's absolutely true. And security for the

14:09

homeland began to change to security for foreign allies all of a sudden. It's

14:16

more important to pay attention to other nations borders as opposed to our own.

14:22

And that Democrat leaders and Chuck Schumer is exhibit A one have increased the power

14:30

of the federal government over all aspects of society here in the US and abroad.

14:37

So we can go back to Woodrow Wilson, who led us into World

14:41

War One, FDR Democrat world War two. The cause of that. Both

14:48

of those are very controversial, but the reality is Democrats were in power when

14:54

we went into World War One and won World War two. Democrats were in

14:58

power when we went into Vietnam. And apparently after World War II, our

15:05

alliances that we developed, our allies, we got this moral duty, a

15:11

moral duty to prioritize the protection of Europe and the stability of Europe over the

15:20

stability and security of our own nation. And these men who became international power

15:26

brokers here in the Democratic Party became international. They became patron saints of the

15:33

US defense industry, and they found good friends with their neocons. And with

15:39

this increased power, the Democrats and the neocons were able to intrude more and

15:46

more on protected American freedoms, all in the name of the war on terror,

15:50

or the war on drugs, or the war on Covid, or the

15:54

war on Maga. There'll be another war on later. The dem Autocrats love

16:03

the state police power, they love regulations, they love government controls, and

16:11

now they are firmly entrenched to the extent that they can change state laws on

16:17

elections. And that's what I want to talk about here in just a minute.

16:22

They can. They have the power of the media behind them. They

16:26

can shout down their opponents, they can censor and deep platform the conservative voices.

16:33

And that's the Murphy versus Missouri Supreme Court case that we're going to talk

16:37

about. And when you have more rules and more regulations, that means there's

16:44

more men and women in Congress that you have to go see to do business

16:49

in the United States, which equals more money, more power, which brings

16:56

up dark money, which we're going to do a whole show on darkma money

17:00

because dark money keeps these people in power. Well, and don't forget that,

17:03

a lot of former CIA and former FBI go and start working for these

17:08

big tech groups doors. Yeah, and then what happens is, uh,

17:12

when their friends that are still working there call up their friends who just retired

17:17

but have a nice paying job over there, and they get what they want

17:21

done, open the doors. It's Operation Mockingbird all over again. Yeah.

17:25

And so once they, once the Demotocrats got in power, they have done

17:30

everything they can to stay in power, including with their moderate neo con Republican

17:36

buddies, because those folks, you know, the congressmen, have to run for election re election every two years. They are on the phone all the

17:44

time, dialing for dollars. And you know when you're when if you give

17:49

too much money to a candidate, you're going to start getting calls and texts

17:55

for more money because your name hits a list. Then what they do is

18:00

they go back to lbj's Great Society and they flip a word from equality to

18:07

equity and the Obama Clinton Biden regime. And I think a lot of this

18:15

comes out of the Chicago the Chicago School of Linguistics, the Chicago School of

18:22

Politics, the Chicago School of Economics. And the guy on the Conservative voice

18:29

who's on the front line in Chicago is one of our favorite professors, African

18:37

American professor Thomas sol And if you want to really get a succinct analysis,

18:45

if you're an American conservative, look up anything and everything that Thomas Soul sow

18:51

e LLL rights and he will tell you. He has said that the dem

18:57

Autocrats have used race as a bludgeon and equity as the solution. Not equality,

19:03

but equity as the solution to repress those citizens who've become successful in life

19:15

using capitalism by labeling them as racist and uncompassionate dregs. So there's the race

19:22

element comes in. And we haven't even gotten into COVID and changing the voting

19:29

laws now. Due to constitutional law, thankfully, Barack Obama couldn't run for

19:36

a third term. It should have been an easy clean handoff to Hillary Clinton.

19:41

But they hit a bump in the road with the Trump bump, and

19:45

they hit a Trump in the road. They hit a Trump in the road.

19:49

So what a lot of people forget is that Bernie Sanders was the leading

19:57

Democrat candidate until they rigged some primaries and stole twenty sixteen Democratic nomination from Bernie

20:08

Sanders. They stole it. He just stood there and watched him. He

20:11

he watched the whole thing happen the state of Washington. Look at what happened

20:17

to Bernie Sanders in the state of Washington. He had eighty percent of the

20:19

vote Democratic vote in the state of Washington. So they had to get rid

20:25

of Bernie and the Bernie bros. They did that, and then they had

20:30

to figure out a way to get rid of Trump. And we know all

20:32

about what they've done that and now the Democrats have to control who their horses.

20:40

And that's why there were no opponents against Biden. They just need a

20:44

guy in there that they can just he's just a weak hand that signs press

20:49

releases known as executive orders. That's all they want, and that's why they

20:55

have They want someone they can and that's why Democrat RFK Junior bailed out of

21:00

the Democratic Party because he saw the corruption was in the DNC. First and

21:06

now they're using the same playbook to affect the entire general election. We're talking

21:12

about the Demo Autocrats and how they rose to power, stayed in power and

21:18

just absolutely dirty, underhanded, illegal, unconstitutional, incredible, and it has

21:27

been a coup. And I asked the general during the break, is a

21:30

coup a coup of tase that just when the military takes over the government,

21:37

because the government is it's the people and we are consenting to be governed by

21:44

our elected representatives. But clearly that's not the case anymore. Something's happened and

21:51

we in the last segment we tried to tried to draw a through line to

21:56

show how the Imperial City became the Imperial City and it's really gelled with the

22:02

Democrats and the Neo cons into this uniparty. And now they rigged the Democratic

22:08

election in twenty sixteen because Bernie Sanders was beating Hillary Clinton, so they rigged

22:15

it to get rid of Bernie. He kept his mouth shut. RFK Junior

22:22

saw what was happening, and he certainly was waiting for his opportunity to debate

22:27

Joe Biden. Nope, and so last fall he jumps from the Democrat Party

22:33

and becomes an independent. He knew the corruptions in the Democratic Party first.

22:38

And now they're doing the same thing to Trump that they did to Bernie Sanders

22:42

that they did to Trump in twenty twenty. But the lust for power within

22:45

the Democrat Party is absolute, and it is spilling over into the more moderate

22:51

Republicans. And yes, does Marjorie Taylor Green make an ass of herself?

22:57

Sure does she do her uh acts? Uh get news. Yes. Remember

23:07

Fred Reichert, Uh, you know, way back in the day Record FOURD

23:11

his his guitar and you're like, oh my god, it's so bad, but people paid attention to it. Right, you don't find you the Gills

23:18

aren't playing their guitar. You go to go to chess run because that's the

23:22

place to go. But with Fred Reichert and his guitar, like those are

23:26

terrible ads. Like yeah, they're they're working right. So Uh, the

23:30

the democracy uh is being replaced. Uh, the the consent of the governed

23:37

is is being replaced with we're not having any consent. We're really having no

23:44

voice and uh and and for the many long time, the old and the

23:48

old tooth Democrat you know, you're you're true, true Democrat who actually know

23:56

and believe what democracy is. We empathy with you, we really do,

24:00

because your party is not your party anymore. Well, you know Reagan said

24:04

that, he said, I didn't leave the Democrat Party, It left me.

24:10

Yeah. So at this point, at this point, I want to

24:15

I want to talk about these elections, all right. I think this is

24:21

very important, not think this is very important. Democrats not my phrase.

24:26

I picked up this phrase on researching it for the week. Democrats are completely

24:30

let me read it, so I get it right. Democrats are completely in

24:33

favor of democracy as long as they get to choose who is on the ballot.

24:37

Right, So what if? What if? This is my own speculation,

24:42

my personal opinion, not the opinion of the general, not the opinion

24:47

of iHeartMedia six' ten, WTVN or chuz around our sponsors. What if?

24:53

What was on Hillary Rodham Clinton's private servers was not really the Bengazi fiasco,

25:04

but it was the playbook for twenty fifteen primaries twenty sixteen for the DNC

25:11

and the Hillary campaign. The DNC and Hillary Team Hillary conspiring to rig the

25:18

twenty sixteen primary to get rid of Bernie because Bernie represented the independent or swing

25:26

voters, the Bernie voters, your independent swing voters were growing and they couldn't

25:34

do anything about it. They were having a really hard time getting Hillary Clinton

25:38

to survive. The Democratic primary in the state of Washington, the Democrats had

25:45

a caucus. Now, we never really talked about the West coast caucuses.

25:48

The state of Washington Democratic caucus and twenty sixteen general eighty percent of the delegates

25:55

went to Bernie Sanders. Only twenty percent went to Hillary. Now, yes

26:02

it's the left coast, Yes it's Washington. But if you take a random

26:07

selection of a million voters in the United States and one of the odds that

26:15

you know, is it going to be eighty percent for burning across the United

26:18

States? Now? But is he going to lose? Is is he going

26:22

to go from eighty percent in Washington to twenty percent and the rest of the

26:27

country probably? Probably not. I think that's a pretty good sampling that Hillary

26:33

was not very electable, and the independent voters today are supposed to vote for

26:40

Biden tomorrow. This is the fight right now. It's over that independent voter.

26:48

And so what the Dems are going to do is that a vote for

26:52

Trump is a vote for MAGA. But it's also a vote for a federal

26:59

born ban. If I'm in charge of the demock of Biden's camp in the

27:03

Democrat machine, I'm equating a vote for Trump a vote for Bernie Marino here

27:11

in Ohio is a vote for a federal abortion ban. Well, you can

27:15

say that, but you know that's just not abortion wins. Abortion wins.

27:21

Jd Vance won Ohio in twenty twenty two with Trump's endorsement. He went from

27:26

third to first, and he should have. He should have blown the doors

27:32

off of Tim Ryan because Trump was plus eight and Ohio and sixteen, and

27:40

he was plus eight in Ohio in twenty twenty. Now we know Bernie is

27:44

Bernie Marino is plus eighteen over his closest Republican rival Dolan. But jd Vance

27:56

eked out of victory because abortion was on the ballot. Now, they're not

28:03

whether or not they're going to be able to get the abortion on the ballot

28:06

in all fifty states to be seen, but they're absolutely going to tie abortion

28:11

to Trump and Bernie Marino, and those independent swing voters are going to be

28:18

told if you pull the lever, push the button, or you don't let

28:23

us fill out your mail in ballot for you, and you vote for Trump,

28:27

then you vote for Bernie Marino. You're voting for a federal abortion ban.

28:32

That's a big deal, and that sort of Republican party needs to figure

28:36

out how to deal with this. There are not that issue is probably two

28:44

thirds of the voting citizenry oppose a federal abortion ban. And so you have

28:55

the abortion ban. Then you get into then you get into the mail in

29:00

ballots. General, do I have a couple minute to five two minutes?

29:03

Time is time? Okay? All right? Look at three states, Georgia,

29:07

Pennsylvania, in Arizona. I'm going to make this very simple. In

29:12

the in person vote in Pennsylvania, the in person vote for Donald Trump and

29:18

twenty twenty was sixty five percent the in person vote, I'm sorry, the

29:26

mail in vote in Pennsylvania for Joe Biden was seventy six percent. In George,

29:33

people in Georgia, the people that showed up in person to vote voted

29:37

sixty percent for Trump, The people that mailed in their ballots sixty five percent

29:45

for Biden. In Arizona, the people that showed up to vote on election

29:49

day sixty six percent for Trump. The people that mailed in their ballots in

29:53

Arizona fifty two percent for Biden. Hm. That's inter right. So let

30:02

me look at it another way, in person voting Joe Biden got If we

30:08

had just in person voting, thirty four per cent, thirty eight percent,

30:15

and thirty two percent, those were the votes cast for Joe Biden in person

30:19

in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona mail in seventy six, sixty five and

30:25

fifty two percent for Joe Biden. Hmm. Maybe there's something about these mail

30:33

in ballots. Now. If you look at Pennsylvania, there's an increase of

30:41

registered voters between twenty sixteen and twenty twenty. In Pennsylvania, they added three

30:47

hundred and sixty eight thousand registered voters while Trump was in office. Out of

30:52

those three hundred and sixty eight thousand registered voters, two hundred and forty two

30:57

thousand registers his republic and only twelve thousand registered as Democrats. Trump should have

31:04

won Pennsylvania by hundreds of thousands of votes in twenty twenty one, hundreds of

31:11

thousands of votes more than he did in twenty sixteen. What happened the mail

31:15

in ballots? When did Pennsylvania change their law twenty nineteen, just in time

31:22

for COVID. All right, we are back one more segment ago. This

31:29

is extremely important. You'd need to understand that Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona

31:33

some of the easy numbers to tease out the mail in ballots Trump, I'm

31:40

sorry, the in person votes Trump trounced Biden, the mail in ballots and

31:48

Georgia, Pennsylvania and Arizona, Biden trounced Trump. Clearly mail in ballots favor

31:56

Biden, especially late arriving one in the back of a car. So we

32:04

now take a look at the computer software in the voting machines. Did you

32:13

know general that Microsoft Windows is the operating system on every voting machine in the

32:19

United States? Did not know that? All right, Steve Jobs will be

32:22

unhappy about that. Windows has hundreds of security flaws. Every voting machine in

32:27

the last twenty five years has used Windows operating system. Easy fix number one,

32:32

no more mail in ballots, number two, plain paper ballots like we

32:36

used to remember. In two thousand, after the hanging Chad and the quote,

32:42

Supreme Court gave the election to George W. Bush. Congress gave three

32:49

billion dollars in states to invest in computerized voting vote counting machines. What happens

32:53

on the very next presidential election two thousand and four in Ohio, we have

32:58

problems our voting machines, and we had some election officials that got convicted for

33:06

some funny stuff with the with the voting machines, count the ballots locally.

33:13

Unplug the machines from the Internet, do not have any USB device input.

33:22

Eliminate mail in ballots. And while I'm at it, withdraw from NATO and

33:29

withdraw from the United Nations. We stopped sending money to NATO, and all

33:34

of a sudden, a lot of these wars in Europe might be dealt with

33:38

diplomatically. We withdraw from the United Nations. All of our money that goes

33:44

to the UN goes away. Guess what the nngos and the and the church

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organizations that are getting government dollars to haul in millions of people across the border

33:55

drives up. Eliminate mail in ballots, go back to paper ballots. How

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about one day of voting one day, right, and withdraw from NATO.

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We're going to do a show on that. Withdraw from United Nations, no

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more money for either one of those organizations. We're going to do a show

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on United Nations and NGOs and while we're at it. While we're at it,

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the voting identification. You got to have a valid photo government issued idea

34:29

to vote, all right, because I mean if you drove there, you

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already kind of have one right. And term limits gosh, I mean,

34:42

you know these are these are easy fixes. And then a constitutional amendment that

34:45

you must have a balance budget. Well, Vivid Cramoswami talked about term limits

34:50

and he had a really, really great idea. He said that the way

34:53

you pass it is you say to all the people that are in Congress right

34:58

now, both the House and the and the Senate, say you people are

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exempt from term limits. You can have as many terms as you can be

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re elected to. It's everybody after that that will have the term limits.

35:10

They have been able to bribe their way into office, the politicians once dark

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money hit, once that became legal under Citizens United, which needs to be

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reversed. Well, do we need to talk about that. We need to

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talk about dark money in politics. We have fifty years where this rot has

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set in, this virus is set in where our republic came under the influence

35:44

and control of a cabal of so called experts who have assumed power. They

35:49

drive policy for self gain at the expense of the citizens. General Flynn is

35:54

exhibit A for that. General Flynn knew, he knew the score, he

35:58

had all the intelligence, and he knew what was happening, and they knew

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he knew that, and he knew in the right, and so he becomes

36:07

a casualty number one in this first visible casualty, the first lawfair, at

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least the one that we recognize. And then you have law fair and we

36:15

say it all the time, but it's so important. You know, Ike

36:20

had a mic drop in sixty one in his farewell address. He warned the

36:23

nation what was happening. He saw it, He saw it. Whatever you

36:29

think about Donald Trump, the polarizing man, it doesn't really matter. The

36:34

reality is that Democratic Party in its current form is wholly unfit to govern an

36:40

assisted living facility, let alone the greatest country in the world. That's important

36:45

for Joe Biden. Assisted living, Well, that's what they're doing. This

36:52

Biden has presided over the worst inflation in four decades. That's not Joe Biden's

36:57

fault. Entirely. It's not Donald Trump's fault entire that's Congress, and that's

37:01

our fault for re electing the knuckleheads always going in there. The incumbents are

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winning ninety five percent of the time, ninety eight percent of the time.

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That's on us, that's not us, because we're not paying attention. On

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the economy, real wages are down, You've got the influx of labor.

37:21

We have a recession, but no one wants to talk about it. We

37:23

have a historic supplying supply chain crisis that is not really being talked about Trump.

37:32

By contrast, pre COVID, the stock market was soaring, inflation was

37:37

subdued, we were a net exporter of oil and net gas for the first

37:42

time ever. Black unemployment was at its unemployment was at its lowest rate since

37:47

we started measuring black unemployment. And how do you explain what the Biden regime

37:55

has done to us over the last five years? Four years? And you

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know, and on the world stage, Putin didn't march into Ukraine under Trump.

38:08

He goes into Crimea during Obomba in fourteen, waited till the next Democrat

38:14

president to invade again. Hamas does not infiltrate Israel and Trump in his office.

38:20

You know, there's just too much to let the abortion issue shout down

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the voters who want to talk about the rest of the issues. But the

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Republicans are going to have to figure out what to do with this abortion thing

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general. And I am curious as to your thoughts on that. Well,

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I think that the what the Republicans need to do is keep stressing. What

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they're stressing is that this is a states rights issue. That's that. But

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that's the problem. Though the Trump can come out all he wants and say

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it's the state's rights issue, which he has over and over and over again,

38:55

and yet the media says Trump wants an abortion man. Sure, this

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is why they wanted Bernie Marino a front of our show. And we've been

39:04

Berniecker Bernie Marino backers for three years. His first run in twenty twenty two,

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and it was a blowout, Bernie plus eighteen. I didn't see that

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company. And I told Bernie that the Trump bump was probably worth a plus

39:21

five plus six, but I did not see Bernie walking away plus eighteen.

39:28

And so the reason the Uniparty, especially the Demotocrats, want Bernie Marino opposing

39:37

shared Brown, because it's not that Bernie is a weaker opponent. It's that

39:43

Bernie backs or Trump backs Bernie Marino and Maga and Maga equals abortion band.

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That says all we're going to hear. That's all we're going to hear.

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And the Republicans have got to figure out a way to deal with the abortion

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issue. And I like what you just said. And that's what I said

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to jd Vance when he ran and I'll tell the story again. I had

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donated a give a big check to jd Vance about two months before the election.

40:17

I was in the Nashville airport when I heard that Lindsay Graham had put

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out that legislation of a federal abortion ban at fifteen weeks I texted JD.

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I said, I need to know your position on this. He called me

40:30

and I told him I thought this was a perfect opportunity for him in the

40:35

Republican the next generation Republicans to say, sorry, abortion state's issue. I'm

40:42

running for Senate, not my game. He goes, Brad, I can't

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do that, and he became an evangelical about it. And regardless of your

40:55

personal opinion, you're representing the state. You're desiring to represent the state.

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The state is not in favor of this level of abortion regulation. You need

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to change your politics on this, and he disagreed with me. I said,

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I want my money back, and they send me my check back,

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thank you. And then we saw abortion clabber the Republicans here and we made

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national news an issue one and all that special election in August. The Republicans

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have got to do with abortion, get it out of the way, to

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focus on the rest of the meaningful issues so we can pick up those independents

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in Ohio. It has anyway, Thanks for listening. The Great Migration Show

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is coming up next week. Thanks. I'm Brad Coffin. That's the general.

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This is six end WTVM.