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Speaker 2: Kevin McCullough, radio host with Sailor Medium is a man

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Speaker 4: Of course, that Kevin Show is going to be great.

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Speaker 6: Ahead, everything you need to know about the top headlines

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Speaker 6: Monday through Friday on That Kevin Show and now from

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Speaker 4: A man who is not what he wants to be,

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Speaker 6: Way grateful that is not who he used to be.

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Speaker 7: Here, all right, welcome in. It's Kevin McCullough on the

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Speaker 7: Monday following Snowmageddon in the Tri State area. So glad

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Speaker 7: of normalcy. It is still being dug out all around

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Speaker 7: us here in the New York area, obviously over the weekend.

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Speaker 7: Lots of news to talk about, but there is one

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Speaker 7: story that is on everyone's mind. We're going to deal

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Speaker 7: so I hope that you'll stay with us for the

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Speaker 7: full time. But I have to tell you something that

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Speaker 7: bothers me about the consistency of what is happening with

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Speaker 7: the news media as it pertains to the actions of

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Speaker 7: Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a

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Speaker 7: law enforcement organization that is empowered by the government that

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Speaker 7: has the same moral authority as the Secret Service, the FBI,

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Speaker 7: and the US Marshals. It has that authority because we

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Speaker 7: the laws into place that created this department, And until

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Speaker 7: literally a year ago, the Democratic Party and the far

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Speaker 7: Immigration and Customs Enforcement. And what that's about, and the

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Speaker 7: the things happening right now. The reason that this matters

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Speaker 7: is because if you don't live in an ordered universe,

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Speaker 7: Pretty in Minneapolis this weekend, chaos and corrupt politics convinced

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Speaker 7: be true at the same time. We can mourn the

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Speaker 7: loss of this man, and I do. I mourn the

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Speaker 7: loss of Renee Good. These deaths are tragic, they are unnecessary,

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Speaker 7: and they are completely preventable, but they're not preventable in

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Speaker 7: the ways that Tim Walls and Mayor Fry and some

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Speaker 7: The problem with that is that it becomes such a

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Speaker 7: them when given lawful instructions, and by lawful instructions, I

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Speaker 7: have committed violent and heinous crimes. There was one man

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Speaker 7: His two roommates are wanted for sodomizing children and raping women.

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Speaker 7: they released him. This idea that all authority is bad

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Speaker 7: Generally speaking, Scripture talks about authority as being something that

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Speaker 7: God has given to us to do what to protect us.

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Speaker 7: That authority is given by God two human governments to

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Speaker 7: work for the welfare of the people that they govern. Now,

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Speaker 7: obviously governments can be corrupt. Obviously people that are in

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Speaker 7: a Biblical standpoint of immigration and customs enforcement finding criminal

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Speaker 7: is nothing immoral about finding them, identifying them, arresting them,

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Speaker 7: The media wants you to believe that Immigration and Customs Enforcement,

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Speaker 7: don't think you probably would. Does that justify anybody dying?

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Speaker 7: But unlike you in your Well, actually that's not true.

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Speaker 7: You may have actual sovereignty over your office. You may

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Speaker 7: It's not going to happen. Kevin McCullough, glad to have

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Speaker 10: We see lot of difficulty out there, the violence on

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Speaker 7: welcome as well Pastor Stephen Owens, who is the senior

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Speaker 12: This week, so the Lord pressville my heart to talk

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Speaker 7: Well, it's it's also interesting, how long after Paul and

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Speaker 12: Yeah, so he would have planted the church somewhere between

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Speaker 12: Yes, absolutely, and to experience some people coming in teaching

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Speaker 7: So what's the purpose of why he's writing them? And

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Speaker 7: Is there anything analogous in our current culture that's kind

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Speaker 7: Which is why it was important that he correct the Judaizers,

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Speaker 12: Absolutely, and so the push was, let us get back

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Speaker 7: Which brings us to what we're going to talk about

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Speaker 7: something that almost every pastor has taught on at some

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Speaker 12: And so what does it look like to think like Jesus,

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Speaker 7: Great stuff? Well, friends, I hope that this is what

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Speaker 7: going to drill down on Galatians five, twenty two and

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Speaker 7: all at the feet of the Apostle Paul this week.

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Speaker 7: So Pastor Steve Owens, thank you for sharing the week

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Speaker 7: with us. Is the first time for us, but I

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, I'm glad to be a part.

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Speaker 7: You got it. Calvin mccallough coming right back from New York.

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Speaker 7: Don't go anywhere, Let's.

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Speaker 16: Stick around for more Fat Kevin.

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Speaker 17: Eighteen deads are now blamed on a major winter storm

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Speaker 7: Welcome back, Kevin mccallaugh. Glad to have you with us,

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Speaker 7: a baby, see what Preborn is doing. Dan Steiner is

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Speaker 7: their head and founder, and Dan I always look forward

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Speaker 7: to talking to you in January. It's always a big

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Speaker 7: historic month. I think a lot of people think, well,

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Speaker 7: Roe v. Wade got taken care of, so that's all

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Speaker 7: behind us. Well, No, in my state, in New York,

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Speaker 7: they got much more aggressive about the abortion law and

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Speaker 7: now you can have you can kill a child after

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Speaker 7: they're born, if it's not too long whatever that definition is,

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Speaker 7: after they come out of the mom's womb. But the

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Speaker 7: of loving moms and helping them understand what's happening inside

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Speaker 7: of their body and how God made them his purpose

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Speaker 7: for them. This has not diminished. It's only gotten greater

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Speaker 7: since the O Vway decision.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, sure is. It's more difficult than ever.

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Speaker 21: Over eighty thousand there in your community, and they're getting

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Speaker 21: abortion pills and taking that in their home through hours

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Speaker 21: of bloody trauma. They're delivering their babies on their bathroom floor, Kevin,

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Speaker 21: and we're reaching them online. We're standing up a telehealth

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Speaker 21: system to reach them online.

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Speaker 7: And talk about that for just a second, because I

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Speaker 7: don't think a lot of people, unless you like a

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Speaker 7: knee deep in this every day, you don't really understand this.

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Speaker 7: But it's gone because the courts have kind of shut down,

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Speaker 7: particularly a lot of the dangerous clinics. A lot of

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Speaker 7: this has moved online, which in some ways has made

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Speaker 7: it more dangerous even for the moms.

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Speaker 21: Oh, it is much more difficult to stop and much

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Speaker 21: more dangerous for the women because it's to do it yourself.

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Speaker 20: A DIY abortion.

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Speaker 7: Is what it is.

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Speaker 20: So Murial's gen Z's Alphas.

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Speaker 21: Where they live, there are digital natives on the inner

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Speaker 21: that they go on the Internet, where they get their entertainment,

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Speaker 21: where they have their friends, where they have their packaged

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Speaker 21: over some Amazon, where they get their abortion pill now

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Speaker 21: delivered to their home through hours of trauma and blood,

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Speaker 21: they deliver.

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Speaker 20: This baby on their bathroom floor. We had a girl, Kevin.

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Speaker 21: In Texas that called us a couple of months ago

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Speaker 21: just in hysterical saying, I just delivered my baby on

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Speaker 21: my bathroom floor. Its skin is kind of clear. I

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Speaker 21: can see it's heart beating. What do I do? This

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Speaker 21: is what the Democrats call healthcare. It's absurd, and this

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Speaker 21: is what we're trying to stop through our telehealth system

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Speaker 21: reaching them. So the journey is we stand up and

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Speaker 21: ad online and then we have them call through our

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Speaker 21: call center when they click on our ad and then

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Speaker 21: we have them talk to a nurse and then we

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Speaker 21: schedule an appointment for them and give them an ultrasound.

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Speaker 21: And so that's the journey. Now that preborn is doing

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Speaker 21: across the nation.

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Speaker 7: We're standing seen an increase in post abortion circumstances because

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Speaker 7: of that process, or are we getting to them early

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Speaker 21: Well, we know that yes, they're coming into our clinics

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Speaker 21: just distraught because in a before chemical abortion, they go

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Speaker 21: to an abortion clinic and they wouldn't see their baby

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Speaker 21: that was killed.

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Speaker 20: Right now they have to dispose of the body oroid

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Speaker 20: that now no, and so it's horrific.

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Speaker 21: We know that eleven percent ten point eight percent of

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Speaker 21: all women that take the abortion pill, this is statistically proven,

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Speaker 21: end up in a severe hospitalization.

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Speaker 20: And why is that?

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Speaker 21: It's because there's no doctor's supervising. Maybe they have an

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Speaker 21: f topic pregnancy. Maybe they take a pill and tell

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Speaker 21: the pill provider that they're at fourteen weeks and they're

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Speaker 21: twenty one weeks and it's only supposed to be effective

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Speaker 21: up until ten weeks. They are coming in the other

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Speaker 21: day with a handful of pills, and she didn't know

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Speaker 21: how far a long she is. She told the abortion

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Speaker 21: pill provider she didn't know how her gestational age was,

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Speaker 21: and so they said, well, we'll just give you fourteen pills.

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Speaker 20: Just take it till you bleed a lot. This is health.

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Speaker 21: This is what they're doing. This is abortion in America today,

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Speaker 21: in everybody's neighborhood. And this is what preborn exists to

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Speaker 21: stop with the compassion of Christ.

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Speaker 7: Wow, that is a stunning admission. Talk to us about

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Speaker 7: how important the spiritual component of all of it is

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Speaker 7: and why preborn puts such an emphasis on it.

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Speaker 21: Yeah, well, I mean Jesus said that, No, the truth

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Speaker 21: and truth will set them free. They're under the deception

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Speaker 20: Fact that they think sablob of sales when.

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Speaker 21: It's a baby with a heart beat and fingerprint and

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Speaker 21: so when we show them the truth of the baby

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Speaker 21: on ultrasound and talk to them about God's word and

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Speaker 21: his plan for them. We had a couple come in

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Speaker 21: the other day and husband was pushing the girl to

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Speaker 21: a board, and so we had him come back to

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Speaker 21: had admitted that, you know, he came from an abusive

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Speaker 21: just didn't want to bring a shout into that situation.

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Speaker 21: And so in that next forty five minutes, we shared

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Speaker 21: with him one that could heal his past hurt and

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Speaker 21: help him with his future as a father, and that

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Speaker 21: person was Jesus Christ, and they both gave their hearts

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Speaker 21: to Christ and shows life without even seeing an ultra sound. Wow,

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Speaker 21: this is what we do, and it's the most important

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Speaker 21: thing we do, I think, Kevin is because you know,

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Speaker 21: if we save a person, you know, from being aborted,

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Speaker 21: and the mother doesn't choose Christ, and the baby grows

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Speaker 21: up to be an adult that doesn't choose Christ, and

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Speaker 21: they both end up alienated from God forever because they.

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Speaker 20: Didn't choose Christ. Because Christ is the way in the

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Speaker 20: truth you ought, the only way to Heaven. Why what

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Speaker 21: And so we're populating earth and eternity here, as my

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Speaker 21: Preborn is trying to do the ten thousand times last year.

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Speaker 7: I think if you can, if you can bring and

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Speaker 7: God can empower you to do anything, and we've seen

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Speaker 7: from Preborn and Scott, you were doing some research when

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Speaker 7: I kind of jogged in my head. I'm like, I

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Speaker 7: wonder if that's true or not. But you're actually finding

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Speaker 7: evidence in data that says that there are more dangers

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Speaker 7: for the unborn child now than even before Roe v.

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Speaker 7: Wade came down. There's no question, there's no question, no

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Speaker 7: question about that.

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Speaker 29: You have states like I mean, I think this is

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Speaker 29: one of the one of the challenges we had on

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Speaker 29: our side and explaining to people what does that mean

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Speaker 29: if ro versus Wade goes away?

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Speaker 7: What does that mean? What does it really mean?

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Speaker 29: And I think emotionally Christians or Conservatives who didn't really

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Speaker 29: dive very deeply or dig very deeply into it, thought

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Speaker 29: that that meant, oh, it goes away, abortions become illegal

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Speaker 29: and of course just returned.

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Speaker 7: To the states.

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Speaker 29: And that can be good if you have states that

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Speaker 29: want to you know, do they was the right thing,

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Speaker 29: and it's very bad if you have states to go.

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Speaker 29: Oh so any shackles that were honest before because the

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Speaker 29: roversus Wade, those are now off. So we can go

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Speaker 29: even further than roversus Wade was allowing us to do.

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Speaker 29: And so you have states like that, the whole left

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Speaker 29: coast obviously in Colorado, of Illinois, you have Vermond, you

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Speaker 29: have New York, New Jersey, even Minnesota. You have Ohio

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Speaker 29: who had that about a year and a half ago. Basically,

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Speaker 29: the question was do you want to become California and

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Speaker 29: then put it in your state constitution.

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Speaker 7: They said yes. I think Nebraska or Kansas did as well,

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Speaker 7: which was shocker.

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Speaker 29: So I think that's part of the thing is you

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Speaker 29: have the demand that is higher than ever. I mentioned

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Speaker 29: before in a segment that there is one of the

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Speaker 29: preborn centers are two hundred and eighty across the country,

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Speaker 29: and one of the preborn centers is just north to

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Speaker 29: where I live. And so we had gone up there

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Speaker 29: because they had just been granted a big new piece

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Speaker 29: us what it is where the funds go when you

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Speaker 29: provide an ultrasound.

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Speaker 7: Here is a place like this where it goes.

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Speaker 29: And one of the parts they even have an adoption

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Speaker 29: consultation thing that is associated with it. They have a

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Speaker 29: free now let's say a thrift store, because all this

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Speaker 29: stuff is brand new. We talk about that end of

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Speaker 29: the time. They have a counseling thing, they have a

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Speaker 29: men's thing, and then they have the medical facility with

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Speaker 29: the doctor, registered nurse on staff, and that's where a

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Speaker 29: point is they are expanding. They're not expanding for fun,

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Speaker 29: They're expanding because the demand is so high. One of

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Speaker 29: the things that think I mentioned to you yesterday was

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Speaker 29: and we talk about women and women and women and

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Speaker 29: what preborn does for women and mothers and mothers and babies.

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Speaker 29: We love moms or pro mom, pro baby, also pro dads.

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Speaker 29: This particular center this last year twenty twenty five counseled

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Speaker 29: and ministered to nine hundred men the fathers of those babies,

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Speaker 29: married or not.

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Speaker 7: And so the ministry aspect of this is huge. The

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Speaker 29: And I think not to chastise ourselves too much, but

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Speaker 29: I think it could have been better. We could have

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Speaker 29: better educated people along the way to win. And if

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Speaker 29: roversus it gets overturned, don't feel like you can take

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Speaker 29: a victory lap.

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Speaker 7: What will the need be? No, you're exactly right, and

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Speaker 7: we were talking about this in a different context, but

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Speaker 7: it applies here. We can't as pro life Christians will

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Speaker 7: the country to be what we want it to be. Sure,

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Speaker 7: we have to meet it where it is. But if

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Speaker 7: you don't start where you're actually at, you're you're deceiving yourself.

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Speaker 7: And so I think one of the things that we

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Speaker 7: do need to take a really hard look at, and

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Speaker 7: sometimes it's painful because it means that there are people

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Speaker 7: in our churches then that need the preborn Center. There's

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Speaker 7: people that are maybe in our family that need the

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Speaker 7: preborn center. And there's those people that we would want

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Speaker 7: to hope in a pretty plastic, perfect Barbie and Ken

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Speaker 7: world would never need it. But the truth is they do,

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Speaker 7: because the truth is human life is messy, and humanity

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Speaker 7: compassionate and righteous thing that we can do is help

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Speaker 7: point them in the direction of truth so that they

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Speaker 7: can make the best decision possible and love them in

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Speaker 7: the process. At least. That's kind of that's sound calculus

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Speaker 7: of where we're at in twenty twenty six. Yeah, and

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Speaker 7: you think, well that happens outside the church, Well, let's say,

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Speaker 7: you know, tap the brakes on that kind of thing.

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Speaker 7: And those represent different levels and so the girls get

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Speaker 7: free classes, free different things.

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Speaker 29: They come to a parenting class or prenatal class, or

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Speaker 29: how to take care of.

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Speaker 7: Your body, how to eat right.

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Speaker 29: Every Monday night there is a full catered dinner for

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Speaker 29: the mothers and the fathers, totally free, just calm.

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Speaker 7: A fellowship time, all this kind of stuff.

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Speaker 29: Anyway, these things they go to they get these little things,

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Speaker 29: these little chits, and then they go to the.

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Speaker 7: Store and they purchase no money. They with their education.

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Speaker 29: So as their education goes up, their participation goes up.

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Speaker 29: And that's the way there's there. It's a holistic approach.

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Speaker 29: It's not just here, load up their car with a

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Speaker 29: bunch of stuff and send them off. We really want

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Speaker 29: them to be healthy, happy, connected, all those things.

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Speaker 7: And so it really is a great thing you could do.

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Speaker 7: It all begins with the ultrasound. Not that our government

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Speaker 7: would ever run a crisis pregnancy center, but if they did,

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Speaker 7: it would not be run anything like that. It will

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Speaker 7: instruction or help, correct discipleship or anything. I love everything

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Speaker 7: about what you described. And friends, if you're listening and

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Speaker 7: carrying out enforcement across the country, and like in Texas,

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Speaker 7: you've they've removed twenty two thousand criminal aliens in the

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Speaker 7: last few months. In Minnesota, they're just approaching the twelve

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Speaker 7: going on in Texas? When when law enforcement are told

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Speaker 7: having Minnesota law enforcement cooperate with federal authorities. They're having

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Speaker 7: them work against them, or worse yet, just not show up.

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Speaker 7: So when you institute chaos, that's what you get. And

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Speaker 7: here's the kind of people that are out there harassing ICE.

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Speaker 35: So we're out in the community being patrollers and observers.

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Speaker 35: Just had an interaction with ICE. Pulled up alongside my vehicle,

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Speaker 35: rolled down his window with his face mask on, waved

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Speaker 36: They like to play games We're.

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Speaker 35: Moving on to check out some other vulnerable community spaces.

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Speaker 7: This is what we can do. Got my whistle?

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Speaker 36: These are what our days.

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Speaker 7: Look like, friends, These are what our days look like.

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Speaker 7: A middle aged woman who should probably be otherwise caring

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Speaker 7: sort making her life a productive contributor to society is

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Speaker 7: driving around blowing her whistle in the face of ICE

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Speaker 7: agents so that she can warn Think about this. She's

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Speaker 7: blowing the whistle so that she can warn the criminal

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Speaker 7: aliens that ICE is coming. So she's abetting the two

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Speaker 7: men that sodomized a child in Minneapolis where they where

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Speaker 7: ice dragged the third guy that lived at the apartment

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Speaker 7: realized it wasn't He wasn't either one of them, and

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Speaker 7: they let him go. But they weren't violent with him

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Speaker 7: or anything, but he refused to give him my d

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Speaker 7: so they sat up in their car while they ran

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Speaker 7: for some information to see if they could figure out

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Speaker 7: who he was. Once they identified him and realized he

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Speaker 7: wasn't an alien, they let him go. But his two

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Speaker 7: roommates are both wanted for child rape. And this woman

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Speaker 7: is driving around talking about vulnerable space. What about the

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Speaker 7: vulnerable spaces of the children that the aliens have hurt.

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Speaker 7: What about the vulnerable spaces of the women who have

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Speaker 7: been raped and sometimes murdered by these criminal aliens that

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Speaker 7: ICE is removing. You're only having this problem in Minneapolis

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Speaker 7: because their leadership there has instructed their local law enforcement

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Speaker 7: with lawful protection by lawful law enforcement, trying to lawfully

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Speaker 7: Karens do this weekend? She bit the finger off of

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Speaker 7: one of the ICE agents, bit it clean off. It's

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Speaker 7: not These protests are not virtuous. They are not doing

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Speaker 7: They are not defending the weak or the innocent. There

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Speaker 7: a number of principles as I have laid this out

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Speaker 7: they enforce it when it is stuff that they want,

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Speaker 7: but if it is ever the other party that is

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Speaker 7: in their mind, you oppose it. And that's what's largely

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Speaker 7: happened on this issue of ICE in Minnesota. A couple

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Speaker 7: things I want you to think about. One thing is

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Speaker 7: ICE is active all over the country. They've arrested and

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Speaker 7: taken into custody and deported more than twenty two thousand

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Speaker 7: people out of Texas, and you haven't seen one of

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Speaker 7: these events go down. They've barely cracked the twelve thousand

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Speaker 7: number in Minnesota about half. And you're seeing this kind

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Speaker 7: of stuff all the time. Why is that? Because the

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Speaker 7: governor and the mayor who wish to be seen as

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Speaker 7: legitimate authorities in their state are telling the people of

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Speaker 7: their state, particularly the activists, particularly people that are vulnerable

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Speaker 7: to misinformation and don't understand really what's going on, the

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Speaker 7: stay at home Karen's and the people like this ICU nurse,

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Speaker 7: that resistance to legitimate authority is good and it's not

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Speaker 7: to be blunt. Scripture doesn't approach it that way. The

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Speaker 7: only time that disobedience to legitimate authority is ever countenanced

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Speaker 7: in Scripture is if that legitimate authority disobeys God himself,

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Speaker 7: and immigration doesn't fall under that category. You may not

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Speaker 7: agree with me on that, But there is nowhere in

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Speaker 7: scripture where you're going to find breaking of the laws

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Speaker 7: to illegally stay somewhere to support that, and coming up

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Speaker 7: at the end of the show, I've got a very

1051
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Speaker 7: interesting example of exactly how that goes down. But I

1052
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Speaker 7: feel like we need a tutorial on a very simple concept,

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Speaker 7: and that is, you're going to have a problem. If

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Speaker 7: you give a mouse a cookie, he's going to want

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Speaker 7: a glass of milk. And if you tell a country

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Speaker 7: that its immigration laws are optional, you're going to have

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Speaker 7: a problem. If you give criminal organizations an open border,

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Speaker 7: repeat offenders, people already wanted in their countries. The numbers

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Speaker 7: aren't disputed, the outcomes are. Now you've got a second problem.

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Speaker 7: These people need house food, healthcare, schooling. Cities and states

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Speaker 7: that loudly declared themselves sanctuaries suddenly discover that virtue is

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Speaker 7: very expensive, that virtue especially, So what do they do well?

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Speaker 7: In Minnesota's case, they approved fraud, not accidentally, not unknowingly.

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Speaker 7: They approved billing schemes that ripped off taxpayers, phony daycare invoices,

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Speaker 7: But if you give a mouse a cookie, he's going

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Speaker 7: to ask for a straw. Governors and mayors now face

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Speaker 7: a dilemma. Federal law requires cooperation with lawful removal, but

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Speaker 7: they don't like that law. It doesn't pull well with

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Speaker 7: they will not comply, they will not assist, they will obstruct.

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Speaker 7: And when fraud is discovered, because it always is, they

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Speaker 7: don't shut it down. They look the other way. Why

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Speaker 7: because shutting it down admits the system is broken, and

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Speaker 7: broken systems don't win reelection campaigns. So the fraud continues,

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Speaker 7: the criminals remain, the costs balloon, and the rule of

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Speaker 7: law erodes further. If you give a mouse a cookie,

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Speaker 7: Party leaders and elected officials begin fanning flames. They don't

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Speaker 7: just oppose enforcement, they demonize it. They suggest, sometimes explicitly,

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Speaker 7: that their constituents should resist lawful authority carrying out lawful duties.

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Speaker 7: Federal agents become invaders, Lawful removals become kidnappings. The language

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Speaker 7: escalates because outrage mobilizes voters. Those same elected officials then

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Speaker 7: leave dangerous criminal aliens on the streets, not because they

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Speaker 7: don't know who they are they do, but because acknowledging

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Speaker 7: the danger would force action, and action would expose the

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Speaker 7: And it doesn't stop there. Activists need fuel, protests need bodies.

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Speaker 7: Resistance turns violent, vehicles become weapons, property is destroyed, police

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Speaker 7: for governor. There Erica, Happy New Year. I don't know

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Speaker 41: Yeah, I am in southwest Florida down in Naples, no

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Speaker 41: snow here. We're suffering through eighty degree weather today.

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Speaker 36: So I'm really sorry.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, let's talk about this week, because this week is

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Speaker 7: an important one. It flips over the calendar in a

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Speaker 7: laced the facts out as well. But the news continues

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Speaker 7: to get even better because this is National School Choice

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Speaker 7: Week and in terms of education, President Trump has gone

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Speaker 7: the highlights what happened.

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Speaker 41: Well, Not only has President Trump made good on all

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Speaker 36: After his executive order to do so.

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Speaker 41: But he is also solidified as the school choice president

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Speaker 41: with the passing of the One Big, Beautiful Bill and

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Speaker 41: the big news of this week. Governors are opting in.

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Speaker 41: We're getting ready for the big launch one one of

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Speaker 7: So let's dig into that a little bit. You're asking

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Speaker 7: governors to opt in. What are they opting in too? Well?

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Speaker 41: In the One Big Beautiful Bill, a federal tax credit

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Speaker 41: scholarship program was established where individuals who pay more than

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Speaker 41: reduce that amount by donating to scholarship funding organizations. Those

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Speaker 41: scholarship funding organizations can use those funds for parents to

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Speaker 41: pay private school tuition, pay for homeschool expenses, dual enrollment certifications, tutoring.

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Speaker 36: Special needs services.

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Speaker 41: This is going to be funded hopefully across all fifty states.

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Speaker 41: But those governors are opting in to participate in the

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Speaker 41: program and make sure that those funds are able to

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Speaker 41: benefit families in their state and provide education freedom and

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Speaker 41: school choice.

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Speaker 7: Why is that so important?

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Speaker 10: Well?

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Speaker 41: As a mom, as you mentioned, you know, I found

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Speaker 41: school choice when I found out I didn't have it.

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Speaker 36: One of my children.

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Speaker 41: The public school near our home, which was an a school,

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Speaker 41: didn't work for him. But I had spent all my

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Speaker 41: money on the house right the premium that you pay

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Speaker 41: to pick a school for your children.

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Speaker 36: But I found when I pulled him out of.

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Speaker 41: Public school and put him into a small private school,

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Speaker 41: his life completely changed. He loved learning, he loved going

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Speaker 36: He didn't need a.

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Speaker 41: Special classroom as was suggested to me by the public school.

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Speaker 41: He needed an environment that served his unique needs. And

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Speaker 41: so I've dedicated my life being on the school board,

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Speaker 41: starting charter schools and now working through education policy to

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Speaker 41: give parents that freedom and that ability to use the

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Speaker 41: to find the.

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Speaker 36: Right fit for their children academically.

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Speaker 7: What do we know about the success of those school

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Speaker 41: Well, most importantly, parents are satisfied when they are able

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Speaker 41: to make a choice for their children and they know

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Speaker 41: polling is also showing over seventy percent of Americans believe

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Speaker 4: That is up.

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Speaker 41: Huge over the last ten years and it includes almost

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Speaker 41: to have the option of where their children go to

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Speaker 41: school and how they're educated.

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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, it is an all of America thing. And

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Speaker 7: that's the thing that I think sometimes the partisans have

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Speaker 7: trouble understanding. I remember when I was coming up through

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Speaker 7: the ranks and working in Chicago and working with church

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Speaker 7: leaders on the South Side. They those neighborhoods so desperately

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Speaker 7: wanted to give better opportunities for the educational choices for

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Speaker 7: their kids. And what they had the Chicago public schools

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Speaker 7: were terrible, particularly that region of the city, and there

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Speaker 7: was just such a heart cry and you felt the

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Speaker 7: pain of these parents Erica. These weren't parents that were like,

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Speaker 7: you know, just okay with their kids sloughing off like

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Speaker 7: they wanted their kids to learn. They wanted their kids

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Speaker 7: to have an opportunity, and it was literally the infrastructure

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Speaker 7: of the public school system that failed them. And if

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Speaker 7: they had been able to take you know, those tax

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Speaker 7: dollars and apply them to private school, homeschool, church school,

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Speaker 7: any number of options that they would have had. The

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Speaker 7: outcomes would have been so different for so many of them.

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Speaker 41: Well, wherever school choice is available in this country, if

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Speaker 41: it is limited, you're seeing long waitless where parents like

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Speaker 41: the ones you described are trying to get into the

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Speaker 41: programs but politicians have limited them to only a certain

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Speaker 41: number of people. That's what we're working to expand and

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Speaker 41: eliminate all of those weightless so that those families, because

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Speaker 41: as you said, it doesn't matter how much a parent

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Speaker 41: made or what their educational background is.

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Speaker 36: They want their children to have.

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Speaker 41: The best possible education, and they're the ones who are

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Speaker 41: going to fight to make that happen. Everywhere that school

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Speaker 41: choice is offered, parents are taking full advantage. And in Florida,

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Speaker 41: for example, where we've had chartered schools for twenty five years,

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Speaker 41: those schools have outperformed their district counterparts, especially for the

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Speaker 41: most disadvantaged students and families.

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Speaker 7: And isn't it the case I think I've read a

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Speaker 7: stat on this somewhere, But isn't it the case that

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Speaker 7: where school choice is implemented, the quality of public education

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Speaker 7: rises as well.

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Speaker 36: It's absolutely true empirically too.

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Speaker 41: Data shows that and we know that as Americans, right,

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Speaker 41: that's what happens when there's free market and competition.

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Speaker 36: It rises all boats.

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Speaker 41: When you are competing with one another, including the public schools.

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Speaker 41: And not only do you see that competition and that

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Speaker 41: increased performance, but you see new innovations and new different

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Speaker 41: options coming in when you welcome education entrepren nor.

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Speaker 36: Is into the space.

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Speaker 41: The parent directed funding market in America is about to

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Speaker 41: expand tremendously with this federal tax credit.

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Speaker 36: I think we're going to see.

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Speaker 41: Education innovation and hybrid options in different things that we

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Speaker 41: just have never seen in America before because it's been

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Speaker 41: in a monopolistic system.

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Speaker 7: Well, and the bottom line for those of us that

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Speaker 7: are paying into it should be we don't really care

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Speaker 7: how the parent spends it, as long as it's being

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Speaker 7: spent on the welfare of the education for the child.

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Speaker 7: And by reducing the power of a consolidated school board

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Speaker 7: or school district, you also clean up some other messy

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Speaker 7: things related to educational freedom, like what's included in a

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Speaker 7: curriculum and how much social policy gets filtered in and

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Speaker 7: riven through all of the social studies and history and

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Speaker 7: English writing assignments and all the rest of that. I mean,

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Speaker 7: but that's the secret sauce. Parents being in charge of

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Speaker 7: education is really the solution on so many different levels,

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Speaker 7: and it really does threaten the power base of a

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Speaker 7: machine politician.

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Speaker 4: It is.

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Speaker 41: It is a diversification of power, right, and that is

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Speaker 41: what America has been founded on.

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Speaker 36: More power to the individual, less power to the government.

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Speaker 7: School choice solves a lot of problems on a lot

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Speaker 7: of fronts.

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Speaker 36: Absolutely.

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Speaker 41: It used to be that school choice was focused around

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Speaker 41: academic performance and that was the reason why parents wanted

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Speaker 41: to move their children, But.

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Speaker 36: More and more, safety is one of the number one concerns.

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Speaker 41: That includes mental health, but also values alignments. Parents are

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Speaker 41: looking for an education that aligns with their values at home,

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Speaker 41: because you're talking about your child being in an environment

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Speaker 41: for seven to eight hours a day, and you want

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Speaker 41: to make sure that those adults that they're looking up

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Speaker 41: to and you're putting in charge of your children are

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Speaker 41: upholding the values that you hold at home, certainly not

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Speaker 41: directly trying to reverse what you're teaching your children, especially

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Speaker 41: when it comes to your religious faith. And so that's

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Speaker 41: what parents want to be able to make the choice on,

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Speaker 41: especially when it comes to their children's academics.

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Speaker 7: Let's take a quick break. My guest is Erica Donald's

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Speaker 7: want to ask why governors aren't opting in and what

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Speaker 7: can we expect from this initiative in twenty twenty six,

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Speaker 16: Here he is from New York, Kevin McCullough.

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Speaker 7: And we're back. Kevin McCullough. Glad to have you with us.

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Speaker 7: Erica Donald's rejoins US and Erica works with the America

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Speaker 7: First Policy Institute, pushing economic freedom initiatives raising awareness of

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Speaker 7: what educational freedom really looks like in America. You've heard

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Speaker 7: us talk about school choice, You've heard us talk about

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Speaker 7: the underperformance of public schools. And Erica will also hopefully

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Speaker 7: make a great first Lady for the state of Florida,

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Speaker 7: if she will, if I have anything to do with it,

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Speaker 7: and those of you listening in Florida, you know what

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Speaker 7: you need to do there. Let me ask Erica Donalds

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Speaker 7: about the idea that these governors are being asked in

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Speaker 7: the calendar year of twenty twenty six to opt in

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Speaker 7: to this school choice plan idea program the one big

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Speaker 7: beautiful bill initiative, all the stuff that's there. Of the

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Speaker 7: governors that haven't, well, what's the scorecard of who has

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Speaker 7: and who hasn't In terms of how many of the

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Speaker 7: fifty states are involved.

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Speaker 41: We have about nineteen governors that have already opted in,

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Speaker 41: including Colorado, which has a Democrat governor, the only ones

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Speaker 41: so far. But we're really hoping that Democrat governors will

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Speaker 41: also opt in because this does not take away from

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Speaker 41: their education budget in their state. It actually adds education

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Speaker 41: dollars into their state and allows parents to layer this

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Speaker 41: on top of other existing school choice programs, even on

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Speaker 41: top of public school if a student needs additional services

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Speaker 41: outside of the school day.

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Speaker 36: So it's a win win for every governor to opt in.

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Speaker 41: But of course there are always political pressures, especially from

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Speaker 41: the teachers' union, not to allow for education freedom for

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Speaker 41: our families.

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Speaker 7: Well, that's problematic because this shouldn't be a left right issue.

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Speaker 7: This should be a right wrong issue for And I

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Speaker 7: can imagine who some of the fiends are that aren't

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Speaker 7: opting in yet, Gavin Newsom, Tim Walt, some of these guys.

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Speaker 7: But what is their justification to their people as to

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Speaker 7: why they're not well they beleeve.

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Speaker 41: That giving parents this funding will give them the option

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Speaker 41: to opt out of the public school system, and in

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Speaker 41: their minds, that means that it weakens the public school

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Speaker 41: system in their state. I think you mentioned earlier the

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Speaker 41: concern that many parents that have means or that have

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Speaker 41: more information will leave the public schools, and that may

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Speaker 41: leave public schools with the most difficult children. However, we

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Speaker 41: see examples across the country, like in Miami Dade County,

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Speaker 41: for example, where seventy five percent of students are in

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Speaker 41: schools that are not their zone school because their parents

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Speaker 41: are making that active choice, and that could mean magnet schools,

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Speaker 41: charter schools that are also part.

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Speaker 36: Of the public schools system.

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Speaker 41: So it's really not about leaving the public schools entirely,

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Speaker 41: but just giving parents that ownership and that option. Now,

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Speaker 41: Miami Dade Public Schools is an a school district, one

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Speaker 41: of the highest performing urban districts in the country.

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Speaker 36: Now I wonder why parents.

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Speaker 41: Actually have ownership of the type of education their kids

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Speaker 41: are getting. I believe we're going to see a lot

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Speaker 41: more accountability through transparency for parents across this country. As

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Speaker 41: you mentioned, COVID kind of brought in more transparency where

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Speaker 41: parents were able to see what their children are learning.

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Speaker 41: Since then, they have been at school board meetings demanding

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Speaker 41: more curriculum transparency, and we're seeing those laws across the country.

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Speaker 41: I also think accountability in terms of academic performance is

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Speaker 41: going to be much more transparent going forward, with more

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Speaker 41: AI in the school system, better technology so parents can

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Speaker 41: see how their children aren't performing. And because of this

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Speaker 41: free market and because more options will be available, schools

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Speaker 41: are going to be competing on the academic performance and

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Speaker 41: they're going to want to be more transparent about that,

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Speaker 41: and parents are going to start to demand that. Just

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Speaker 41: like we do for restaurants. We want to see ratings,

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Speaker 41: we want to see pictures. We're going to see a

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Speaker 41: lot more of that with schools as education freedom continues

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Speaker 41: to take hold in our country. Gorm education if you will,

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Speaker 41: that's right, well, nothing less than what our parents and

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Speaker 41: our children deserve, and it really is a national security

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Speaker 41: issue and the civil rights issue of our time. We're

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Speaker 41: going to win this fight for education freedom for every

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Speaker 41: single family in this country.

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Speaker 36: It's just a matter of time.

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Speaker 41: And thankfully, with President Trump being our school choice president

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Speaker 41: and passing the One Big Beautiful Bill, with this federal

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Speaker 41: tax credit scholarship program, it is going to happen for

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Speaker 41: a lot of families in America.

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Speaker 7: You mentioned that this doesn't really launch in totality until

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Speaker 7: January one of twenty seven, but that means that there's

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Speaker 7: work that needs to be done here in the rest

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Speaker 7: of twenty six. What are the cycles, what benchmarks, what

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Speaker 7: needs to be accomplished to be the most successful that

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Speaker 7: it can by one two seven.

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Speaker 41: Well, that's why it's so urgent for governors to opt

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01:27:33,320 --> 01:27:36,320
Speaker 41: in early, and Treasury has made a form available takes

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01:27:36,320 --> 01:27:41,400
Speaker 41: ten minutes for them to fill out so that stakeholders, parents, schools, providers,

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01:27:41,680 --> 01:27:45,040
Speaker 41: scholarship granting organizations can all get ready for each one

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Speaker 41: of those states to participate. We're going to have to

1550
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Speaker 41: let the public know that they can donate this seventeen

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Speaker 41: hundred dollars for dollar for dollar tax credit on their

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Speaker 41: federal taxes next year. So we're getting that word out

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Speaker 41: through marketing, getting these scholarship funding organizations set up to

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01:27:59,520 --> 01:28:02,479
Speaker 41: receive the donations on one one, and then to distribute

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01:28:02,479 --> 01:28:05,599
Speaker 41: them according to the Treasury rules, which haven't even been

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Speaker 41: written yet. They have asked for proposals and for feedback

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Speaker 41: from the industry. We have given that and now they're

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01:28:12,320 --> 01:28:14,479
Speaker 41: working through that feedback to create the rules and the

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Speaker 41: framework for this program. We all have really not a

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Speaker 41: lot of time to get ready for this to launch

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Speaker 41: in less than a year, and that's why we need

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Speaker 41: the governors to do their part and opt in now.

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Speaker 7: It's really vital. Where can people go if they want

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Speaker 7: to get involved and do more on the grassroots level?

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Speaker 41: Well, America First Policy Institute, as you know, is involved

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Speaker 41: with expanding education opportunity across our country.

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Speaker 36: Go to America First Policy dot com. Go to the

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Speaker 36: education section.

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Speaker 41: You'll see all of our work there, a roadmap for states,

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Speaker 41: and lots of information about this particular scholarship, as well

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Speaker 41: as other school choice programs and other civic education initiatives

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Speaker 41: that we're doing there at America First Policy Institute, we

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Speaker 41: really are at the tip of the spear with this

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Speaker 41: and help to pass this law and are helping to

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Speaker 41: get it in place in a way that benefits families

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Speaker 41: the most.

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Speaker 7: Is it America First Policy dot Com or AFPI dot org.

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Speaker 7: I just want to make sure I have.

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Speaker 41: Is America First Policy dot com? But also follow me

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Speaker 41: at Erica Donald's on all social media. I'm always posting

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Speaker 41: to make sure that you're the most up to date

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Speaker 41: on everything that's happening, whether it's this or Randy Winegarden

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Speaker 41: talking at the World Economic Forum about a national an

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Speaker 41: international curriculum that we all should be afraid of. But

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Speaker 41: certainly follow me and I'll make sure that you know

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Speaker 41: everything that's happening as it happened.

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Speaker 7: All right, Erica Donalds, appreciate all your labors. You're they're

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Speaker 7: not in vain, and we are deeply, deeply grateful. Thanks

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Speaker 7: for being here.

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Speaker 36: Thanks so much for having me.

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Speaker 7: You got it. Kevin mccallach coming right back.

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Speaker 14: Wesley Financial Group is not a law firm.

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Speaker 43: Ask yourself this question, is it really worth holding on

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Speaker 7: Here's the truth.

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Speaker 43: The average maintenance fee just went up over seventeen percent.

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Speaker 43: That could have been one hundred and seventeen percent, and

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Speaker 43: there's no thing you can do about it. When you

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Speaker 43: for annual maintenance and assessment fees. I'm Chuck McDowell, founder

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Speaker 43: of Wesley Financial Group for fifteen years. I've helped over

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Speaker 7: Never go up?

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Speaker 13: That's a lot.

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Speaker 1: Thank goodness for Big Lou, Big Loue.

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Speaker 25: Big Lou can get term life insurance raise for a

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Speaker 24: Oh you gotta say that again. Okay, I'll say it.

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Speaker 24: Big Lou and term provider could get a fifty year

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Speaker 1: Call Big Lou.

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Speaker 26: Eight hundred and five five five twenty eighty five. That's

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Speaker 26: eight hundred and five five five twenty eighty five.

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Speaker 24: gotta call Big.

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Speaker 13: Now here he is from New York.

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Speaker 7: That Kevin.

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Speaker 16: Kevin McCulloch.

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Speaker 7: So glad to have you with us on this Monday.

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Speaker 7: As we keep on rolling along and on Mondays, we

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Speaker 7: do try to help you stay I don't know good

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Speaker 7: stewards of the money that you've earned. We call the

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Speaker 7: segment money Monday. And Hillary Kramer's back with us to

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Speaker 7: help us do just that. She oftentimes is looking out

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Speaker 7: for us in ways we don't know, and Hillary primarily

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Speaker 7: in the area of stock finds that have been that

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01:34:26,000 --> 01:34:28,519
Speaker 7: are going to be helpful have been helpful. What are

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Speaker 7: we talking about this week?

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01:34:31,120 --> 01:34:35,639
Speaker 44: I want to focus on the Israeli stocks. Israel has

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01:34:35,880 --> 01:34:41,759
Speaker 44: technology that compares to none. It is on the highest level.

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01:34:42,120 --> 01:34:44,760
Speaker 44: And what we have to do is start to really

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01:34:44,800 --> 01:34:48,840
Speaker 44: pay attention to these companies that have been avoided. They've

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Speaker 44: been unloved, and it's time to start loving them because

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01:34:52,400 --> 01:34:54,200
Speaker 44: the stock market will. And if you want to make

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01:34:54,240 --> 01:34:57,720
Speaker 44: some money out there, then start buying these companies. I'm

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01:34:57,720 --> 01:35:01,479
Speaker 44: going to start right off the bat with Heather Pharmaceuticals,

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01:35:01,520 --> 01:35:06,679
Speaker 44: the oldest pharmaceutical company that's still standing in its same

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01:35:06,840 --> 01:35:10,880
Speaker 44: form so for one hundred and twenty years. Heaven is

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Speaker 44: a generic drug maker. Anytime you take an antibiotic, anytime

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Speaker 44: you take any kind of cardiovascular, rheumatological drug, migraine medication.

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Speaker 44: All of this is Teva Pharmaceuticals Deeva. They are phenomenal.

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01:35:30,320 --> 01:35:33,000
Speaker 44: Their stock was held down right now we're up, you know,

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01:35:33,040 --> 01:35:35,679
Speaker 44: in the thirty dollars range. But you could see Teva

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01:35:35,720 --> 01:35:37,720
Speaker 44: go to one hundred easily. It was held up for

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Speaker 44: about sixteen years. There's a lot of issues politically investors,

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Speaker 44: and let me just tell you, if generic drugs that's

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Speaker 44: the way to go. And Teva has the market and

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Speaker 44: plus their expert at it, their history, which I find fascinating.

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Speaker 44: I promise if I'm going to get to all of

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Speaker 44: our stocks that we need to get through. Today, everyone

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Speaker 44: knows who the generic drug is. It is a drug

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Speaker 44: that didn't form the original invention of the drug, and

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01:36:03,000 --> 01:36:06,760
Speaker 44: therefore you know it's the prime drug. But after any

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Speaker 44: number of years, which is always being reset, that pharmaceutical companies,

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01:36:12,320 --> 01:36:15,840
Speaker 44: these generic drug makers can come in and formulate the

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Speaker 44: same drug and sell it on the market under a

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Speaker 44: different name. How about cyber Arc security. I love cyber

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Speaker 44: Arc security. Let me explain why. First of all, it's

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Speaker 44: a value right here at es that wasn't cyber ox.

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Speaker 44: Here we go, cyber Arc is at four hundred and

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Speaker 44: forty seven dollars, it's up two percent today. What's the value.

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Speaker 44: It's a twenty two billion dollar market cap, and cyber

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Speaker 44: Arc does it better than anyone else in terms of

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Speaker 44: securing information technology, in securing your computer systems and protecting

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Speaker 44: from cyber attacks. Very recently I talked about and you

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Speaker 44: remember this, I'm sure you did, Kevin, that we talked

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Speaker 44: about the software that cyber Arc provides to its clients

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Speaker 44: in many different forms. They have software password volved, they

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Speaker 44: have SSA key Manager, Application identity Manager. Cyber Arc Contour

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Speaker 44: may have many different softwares that men are then customized

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Speaker 44: after the purchase to the particular clients that they have.

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Speaker 44: But at the end of the day, what does cyber

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Speaker 44: Arc do and why do you want to buy it?

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Speaker 44: Because it's products protect against external and internal cyber threat

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Speaker 44: More importantly, cyber arc has the ability to detect and

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Speaker 44: neutralize attacks. That's what you want to do, and work

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01:37:39,400 --> 01:37:43,960
Speaker 44: across all physical, virtual, cloud based assets. By cyber Arc,

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01:37:44,280 --> 01:37:46,880
Speaker 44: you can't go wrong. Let's jump to one that we've

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01:37:46,880 --> 01:37:49,719
Speaker 44: talked about many times. But the reason I keep telling

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01:37:49,720 --> 01:37:51,439
Speaker 44: everyone is I want you to make money and you

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01:37:51,479 --> 01:37:57,559
Speaker 44: need to buy Elbit Systems e slt. Elbit Systems seems

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01:37:57,600 --> 01:38:01,400
Speaker 44: pretty expensive. Market cap is thirty two thirty two billion

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01:38:01,479 --> 01:38:05,920
Speaker 44: dollars seventy seven hundred and seven dollars stock at this

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01:38:06,040 --> 01:38:10,360
Speaker 44: moment in time, but the company unigated it's up twenty

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Speaker 44: two percent in one year, though it's up one hundred

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01:38:12,960 --> 01:38:15,559
Speaker 44: and thirty five percent. That had a good December of

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Speaker 44: twenty four and in the last five days it's down

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01:38:18,720 --> 01:38:23,480
Speaker 44: three percent. Albert originally did the upgrades to the Aeronautics

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Speaker 44: in cockpits, which was so important, but it is now

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Speaker 44: used in upgrades avionics across every platform land airborms I

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01:38:35,479 --> 01:38:39,960
Speaker 44: just said, and naval systems. Its systems are installed on

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Speaker 44: could be new platforms or older platforms that need to

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Speaker 44: be modernized, a range of supports. And I love that

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Speaker 44: albert has another division now that is just I mean,

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Speaker 44: every single army military in the world needs these helmet

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Speaker 44: mountain systems which helped and tells you what's going on

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Speaker 44: around you. Very sci fi like but very real. And

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Speaker 44: then there's also there's also commercial aviation systems, aerostructures and

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01:39:11,720 --> 01:39:15,360
Speaker 44: drones are huge. They're big into drones and this is

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Speaker 44: command control, communications intelligence at its best. And these drones

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Speaker 44: because this is a this is a defense company FLT.

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Speaker 44: They can put anything on these drones that can blow

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Speaker 44: up and send missiles from their targets. So I think

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Speaker 44: you want to really be looking there.

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Speaker 37: Now.

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Speaker 44: I want to talk about a company I've never mentioned

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Speaker 44: before called Nova, an Israeli company that is key and

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Speaker 44: like nyv M I because it used to have a

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Speaker 44: different name out there it was like Nova Measuring. There

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Speaker 44: there's something that I want to call If you want

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Speaker 44: a Good word of the day. Good word of the

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Speaker 44: day is metrology, metrology systems. Okay, it's it's it's it's

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Speaker 44: the it's the measurement, it's the exactness of semiconductors. And

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Speaker 44: no one does it better, and no one has the

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Speaker 44: technology and the capability to do in much with so

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Speaker 44: much large scale work. So what Nova does So it

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Speaker 44: provides these optical and X ray metrology systems and they

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Speaker 44: also do integrated metrology in fabrication, in fabrication lines, in

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Speaker 44: you know, in technology manufacturing. So it's metrology systems measures

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Speaker 44: various film thickness and the competition properties and the critical dimensions.

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Speaker 44: Just trust me on this one. You want to own Nova,

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Speaker 44: You're probably gonna say, why should I buy a company

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Speaker 44: like Nova that is up one hundred and eighty three

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Speaker 44: percent in the last twelve months. Well, it could be

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Speaker 44: up another one hundred and eighty three percent easily and

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Speaker 44: the following in the following time periods, if not more,

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Speaker 44: I could see it go up three hundred percent. Look,

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Speaker 44: you're really company called power se My conductor was up

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01:41:02,439 --> 01:41:05,000
Speaker 44: three hundred and fifty six percent in twelve months, So

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Speaker 44: don't think that something that's up almost two hundred percent

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01:41:07,720 --> 01:41:10,040
Speaker 44: can't be up an undred two hundred percent. And now

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Speaker 44: let's talk about Monday dot Actually.

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Speaker 7: Hilly, we're gonna have to call it a quick we're

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Speaker 7: just out of time. The band is playing. That means

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Speaker 7: it's time to go today. No Monday dot com for Monday.

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Speaker 7: You'll have to do that next week on Monday.

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Speaker 44: Five more is really stocked Monday and everybody by d

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Speaker 44: f t X d ftx that you're stocked of the month.

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Speaker 44: If you want a double all right, that's your's.

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Speaker 7: You can find out more at Hillary Kramer dot com.

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Speaker 7: Kevin McCulloch coming right back.

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Speaker 10: This new year, we see a lot of difficulty out there,

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Speaker 10: the violence on the street, the upheaval. This seems like

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Speaker 10: everything's getting ready to implode. Franklin Graham, Well, I can

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Speaker 10: tell you right now our world needs peace, and we

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Speaker 10: need God's peace. And God's peace comes to faith in

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Speaker 10: his son Jesus Christ. He came from heaven to this

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Speaker 10: earth to take our sins. He died and shed his

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Speaker 10: blood on a cross for our sins. He was buried

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Speaker 10: on third day. God raised my life. If you have

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Speaker 10: never trusted Him as your savior, you can do that.

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Speaker 10: Right now. Just pray this prayer with me.

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Speaker 4: God.

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Speaker 10: I'm a sinner. I'm sorry forgive me. I believe that

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Speaker 10: Jesus Christ is your son. I'd like to trust him

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Speaker 10: as my savior right now, and I want to follow

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Speaker 10: him as my lord forever.

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Speaker 11: I'm in God, bless you. If you just prayed with Franklin,

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Speaker 11: give us a call. We'd love to talk with you.

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Speaker 17: With that's our news. I'm by Agnew in Washington. The

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Speaker 17: cleanup continues after a massive winter storm dumps snow, sleet,

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Speaker 17: and ice across much of the southern and eastern parts

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Speaker 17: of the country over the weekend. In Mississippi, Governor Tate

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Speaker 17: reeped that it was as he's seen since the nineteen nineties.

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Speaker 43: We have laid more precautionary stuff on the roads to

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Speaker 43: get prepared for this than we have in any storm

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Speaker 43: in the history of our state the summer.

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Speaker 17: Seeing it upside at the Philadelphia Art Museum, father and

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Speaker 17: son caland Aaron Kripke took advantage of a no school

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Speaker 17: day to slid down the steps made famous by the

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Speaker 17: nineteen seventy six movie Rocky.

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Speaker 36: My dad told me that this is a bucket list activity.

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Speaker 5: I've never done it before, so I came on it.

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Speaker 20: Every Philly kid.

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Speaker 14: Has to do it at least once.

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Speaker 17: Dow on Wall Street. The Dow was up three hundred

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Speaker 17: and thirty one points. This is SRN News.

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Speaker 5: Hi Itt Mike Gallagher. Now that we're finally into the

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Speaker 5: new year, a lot of us are thinking about taxes,

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Speaker 5: home projects. We've been putting off ways to get ahead

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Speaker 34: Serving it up with a no drink minim fits.

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Speaker 7: Said Cabin the show, All right, Kevin Fellow back, final

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Speaker 7: few minutes of the Monday edition. And if you want

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Speaker 7: to you listened to any of the podcasts, it's at

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Speaker 7: Salem Podcastnetwork dot com right there on the homepage. Just

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Speaker 7: get the uh that Kevin Show podcast. And then go

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Speaker 7: to that Kevinshow dot com for everything, the TV show,

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Speaker 7: the column, all of it. We've got it there. It's

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Speaker 7: always there for you for free. We don't ever want

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Speaker 7: to have anything behind a paywall. And then join the

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Speaker 7: debate on social media. My social media burning up today

1881
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Speaker 7: because of my very unpopular take that the death of

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Speaker 7: Alex pretty was avoidable by Alex Pretty. The death of

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Speaker 7: Renee Good was avoidable by Renee Good. No one told

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Speaker 7: her to drive her car into an officer, no one

1885
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Speaker 7: told him to go attack ICE agents with a loaded

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Speaker 7: pistol on him. That these were these were decisions that

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Speaker 7: those two people made that no one else made. They

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Speaker 7: made them, They made their own decisions. I don't it's tragic.

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Speaker 7: I don't want anybody to die, but it seems to

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Speaker 7: me that those deaths were particularly avoidable, and I hope

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Speaker 7: that we learned some lessons. There's another lie that's been

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Speaker 7: going around over the last weekend, and it was about

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Speaker 7: Ice supposedly arresting and detaining a five year old boy.

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Speaker 7: The real brit Hugh on Instagram weighed in on this.

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Speaker 7: Take a listen to what she says.

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Speaker 45: This one is so bad. I took time off of

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Speaker 45: vacation to say this. No Ice did not arrest a

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Speaker 45: five year old, But that's what the media is going

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01:46:30,439 --> 01:46:33,880
Speaker 45: to tell you while splashing this image absolutely everywhere they can.

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Speaker 36: Here's the truth.

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Speaker 45: Ice was conducting a targeted arrest of an illegal alien

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Speaker 45: named Adrian Arius. During the arrest, Arius fled on foot,

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Speaker 45: abandoning his child. So an ICE agent stayed behind with

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Speaker 45: him while another agent took.

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Speaker 36: Off after the illegal alien.

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Speaker 45: Dad I said they tried multiple times to get the

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Speaker 45: woman in the home to take custody of the child,

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Speaker 45: but she refused and Arius demanded that the child stay

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Speaker 45: with him, so as has been standard practice under the

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Speaker 45: Biden and Obama administrations. By the way, the little boy

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Speaker 45: was allowed to remain with his father, and the two

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Speaker 45: were transported together to an ICE facility in Texas, not

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Speaker 45: IS's choice the parents. Of course, if agents had separated them,

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Speaker 45: then leftists would be screaming about Trump separating families. So

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Speaker 45: and by the way, speaking of families, where in the

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Speaker 45: world was this outrage when eight year old Aria Asensia

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Speaker 45: was killed earlier this month when a drunk illegal alien

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Speaker 45: with two DUIs hit her family's minivan head on Or

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Speaker 45: does the compassion only extend to preschoolers whose photo you

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Speaker 45: can circulate to score political points. I'm just trying to

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Speaker 45: figure out when children matter here and when they don't,

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Speaker 45: because children are harmed by illegal aliens all the time.

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Speaker 45: They're trafficked, they're raped, they're murdered, they're killed on the highway,

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Speaker 45: and the left doesn't give a crap unless they can

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Speaker 45: find some preschooler to lie about to try to make

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Speaker 45: the administration look bad.

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Speaker 36: That's not compassion.

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Speaker 45: It's propaganda and I'm not buying it.

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Speaker 7: That's a woman by the name of real brit Hugh.

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Speaker 7: She's on Instagram. But her takedown of that story is

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Speaker 7: one thousand percent accurate. If you hear a story that

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Speaker 7: says that ICE detained a five year old and deported

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Speaker 7: a five year old, they're not telling you the accurate story.

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Speaker 7: The father literally abandoned him, took off running to try

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Speaker 7: to escape the discovery by Immigration Custom Enforcement doing the

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Speaker 7: job that they are named for, Immigration Custom Enforcement. They

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Speaker 7: have to enforce immigration and customs laws. That's what they're

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Speaker 7: there for. But that child was not mistreated. He was

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Speaker 7: actually taken care of carefully by ICE, and according to

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Speaker 7: the standards that are set, the father demanded that he

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Speaker 7: stay with him, so as the father was being deported,

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Speaker 7: the child went with him. There's nothing confusing about this,

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Speaker 7: there's nothing immoral about this. The father was breaking the

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Speaker 7: law and being here and now he's going back to

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Speaker 7: where he should be and he has his son with him.

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Speaker 7: That's not a bad thing. That's actually the way, it's

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Speaker 7: supposed to be my email address, that Kevinshow at gmail

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Speaker 7: dot com. If you've got anything else to add to this. Obviously,

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Speaker 7: these stories aren't going anywhere, and we can talk about

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Speaker 7: them on the next edition that Kevin Show. We'll see

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Speaker 7: that