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Speaker 5: Today there is major movement to bolster the fragile two

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Speaker 2: how's it going at the education Board? People? Are people

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Speaker 2: in this audience, across the nation particularly, are overwhelmingly in support,

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Speaker 2: having to go through. Can you get us up to date?

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir Hi Steve, Yes, I think you have your

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Speaker 3: Oh yes.

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Speaker 4: But I just want to say a very heartfelt, very

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Speaker 4: big Texas thank you to you and to the patriots

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Speaker 4: who watched this show, because you have you have showed up,

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Speaker 4: and you have spoken up, and you were having a

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Speaker 4: direct impact on what's happening in education in Texas, which

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Speaker 4: will have a direct impact on what's having an education.

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Speaker 4: We had over two hundred people show up this week

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Speaker 4: for the Freedom rally that you helped with, and I'm

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Speaker 4: just so thankful to Obama heart and I have already

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Speaker 4: two pages of list of huge wins because.

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Speaker 3: Of the influence of the war room and the influence

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Speaker 3: of your viewers.

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Speaker 4: So I just want to say thank you, and if

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Speaker 4: you'd like me to tell those wins, they're big and

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Speaker 4: I would love to share these wins.

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Speaker 2: With you, Julie, give us a couple of the wins,

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Speaker 2: and then I want to talk about what we still

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Speaker 2: need to do because my understanding, I don't know if

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Speaker 2: you're going to vote this afternoon. I know you've been

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Speaker 2: jumping back and forth where we've had on here, going

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Speaker 2: for votes of what the process it goes tomorrow. But

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Speaker 2: this audience one thousand percent has your back. Can you

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Speaker 2: give us a couple of wins that they can think about?

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, So we added these are amendments that I

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Speaker 4: submitted that we're past. We added teaching students the part

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Speaker 4: of good citizenship, saying the Pledge of Allegiance, the US

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Speaker 4: and Texas wags standing facing the flags with a hand

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Speaker 4: over your heart, We also added that pilgrims came to

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Speaker 4: America to seek religious freedom, political freedom, freedom, and to

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Speaker 4: freely worship God. We also added these are all my amendments.

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Speaker 4: We also added the Mayflower Compact was an agreement to

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Speaker 4: work together, choose leaders, and follow rules based on Christian values.

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Speaker 4: We also added that students study US and Texas history

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Speaker 4: through story symbols important events that highlight freedom, unity, and patriotism.

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Speaker 3: So we added in patriotism.

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Speaker 4: We also added that the Texas flag, the beautiful lone

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Speaker 4: star flag, represents unity, the red represents bravery, the blue

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Speaker 4: represents loyalty, and the white represents purity.

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Speaker 3: Another great win was that we you know, food production

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Speaker 3: is under attack.

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Speaker 4: Where our food comes from is under attack, so we

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Speaker 4: added in the importance of ranching and farming for food production.

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Speaker 4: We also added in that the pilgrims crossed the Atlantic

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Speaker 4: Ocean from America, from Europe to America to seek freedom,

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Speaker 4: to follow their religion and to practice their faith in God.

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Speaker 3: And then you know, and we also have what we

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Speaker 4: Where was the Thanksgiving that happened in El Paso in

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Speaker 4: the fifteen hundreds, And we added to that story that

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Speaker 4: the whole purpose of that thanksgiving was for also to

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Speaker 4: give thanks to God.

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Speaker 3: And then another great thing.

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Speaker 2: That we've added it bearlie yeah, hangar for a second, Harrison,

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Speaker 2: because the don't have time to go through all but

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Speaker 2: those are wins, but they would seem to be. People

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Speaker 2: are kind of shocked. That's not in Texas school books

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Speaker 2: right now, that's not a radical theory. Just walk through.

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Speaker 2: Why is that in school books? And how do we

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Speaker 2: have a terrorist organization like that's been designated terrorist organization?

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Speaker 2: Ain't the warroom saying or Stephen K. Bannon, this is

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Speaker 2: the governor of Texas, governor of Florida, head of the UAE,

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Speaker 2: head of Saudi Arabia, President of these United States? How

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Speaker 2: these wins seem important, but we're kind of shocked. They're

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Speaker 2: not done any every you know already. And number two,

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Speaker 2: how does these Islamists even have standy to come in

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Speaker 2: here and threaten the Pilgrims in the Alamo in the

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Speaker 2: lone star flag, ma'am.

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Speaker 4: Oh, Steve, these wins are revolutionary in public education, not

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Speaker 4: just for Texas but for all of America. The fact

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Speaker 4: that we're going to teach the black robe regimen. Now

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Speaker 4: that was another huge win of teaching the important to

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Speaker 4: the black Robe Regiment and the pastors that were involved

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Speaker 4: in the black Robe Regiment that hasn't been taught anywhere

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Speaker 4: in America in public education for over sixty years.

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Speaker 3: So these are huge wins. And I'm with you on CARE.

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Speaker 3: The fact that they came to testify, that.

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Speaker 4: The foreign terrorist organization showed up again this week to

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Speaker 4: testify and was allowed to testify is just astounding to me.

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Speaker 4: And the fact that one of our Democrat members, Stacy

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Speaker 4: Childs from Houston, on public this is video, go look

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Speaker 4: at it for yourself, Okay, she in public testimony said

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Speaker 4: that she would like to work with them to promote

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Speaker 4: their agenda in Texas public education.

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Speaker 3: So I don't know. Number one is the testimony even eagle?

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Speaker 4: And then number two, you know there's an active criminal

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Speaker 4: investigation into CARE and what they're doing. So does that

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Speaker 4: criminal investigate expand to state Board of Education members who

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Speaker 4: said that they want to work with the terrorist organization

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Speaker 4: to help to help expand what they're wanting in Texas.

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Speaker 3: So this is uncharted territory. This is why I never

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Speaker 2: Okay, what is the process from here? When of the

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Speaker 2: votes take place they're going to go over tomorrow, and

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Speaker 2: how do our audience participate or participate at least in

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Speaker 2: finding out more information from you and back having your guys.

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Speaker 4: Back, Yes, sir, So what we need is we need

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Speaker 4: to we need your audience to keep doing what they do.

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Speaker 4: Then we need to keep the pressure on because these

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Speaker 4: are still amendments that we're voting on. We'll probably be

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Speaker 4: and then the final vote is tomorrow. The final vote

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Speaker 3: But you know, just some of the shenanigans were still

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Speaker 4: Thank you to your viewers who have been reaching out

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Speaker 4: to members, Will Hickman and Pound Little because again Will

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Speaker 4: Hickman today challenged an amendment that would enforce teaching America

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Speaker 4: as the Nobleist Experiment because he said his understanding of

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Speaker 4: the noblest experiment of America was the ban on alcohol

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Speaker 4: was prohibition, So he didn't support teaching the Nobleist Experiment

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Speaker 4: of America because he didn't you can't make this up.

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Speaker 4: It's so crazy. Which, by the way, he's an attorney.

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Speaker 4: I hope he never practices constitutional law because I've never

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Speaker 4: heard anyone say the Nobleist experiment of America, which is

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Speaker 4: in our founding documents, was related to prohibition. But anyways,

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Speaker 4: keep the pressure on, keep the pressure on these members,

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Speaker 4: on the ones that we've already been talking about, because

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Speaker 4: we need this final vote tomorrow. And your patriots, the

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Speaker 4: people that watch your show, the patriots that love America

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Speaker 4: and love Texas them and watch your show there. They

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Speaker 4: have been amazing and a direct contributor to these great wins.

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Speaker 2: Julie, what your social media? On your website? Where do

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Speaker 2: people We got it up, but I want you to

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Speaker 2: repeat it for the people that listen to the show

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Speaker 2: and don't watch on the podcast. Where do people go? Ma'am?

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Speaker 3: Okay?

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Speaker 4: The best place to go is go to my Twitter

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Speaker 4: feed at Julie j u l i e the number

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Speaker 4: four t X. There's kind of some live armchair quarterbacking

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Speaker 4: of Texas education going on there. Go to my Twitter

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Speaker 4: follow what's happening there, and then go to my website

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Speaker 4: Julie pickrind j U l I e.

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Speaker 3: Pickrin p I c k R E N juliepiicrind dot com.

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Speaker 2: Julie, thank you, let you go. We'll let you go

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Speaker 2: and get back in the fight to go vote.

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Speaker 10: I need to go deliver more.

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Speaker 2: Thanks, thank you, ma'am. So you're sitting there saying, Bannon,

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Speaker 2: I got it, there's a huge problem in Texas, but

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Speaker 2: your hair is on fire. But there's not a problem

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Speaker 2: like that anywhere else in the country. Oh yeah, So

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna take you to another great southern state, another

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Speaker 2: railhead of the MAGA movement, and one of the greatest

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Speaker 2: cities in these are United States. It's in a city

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Speaker 2: that's becoming really one of the foundational elements of the

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Speaker 2: conservative movement. That would be Nashville, Tennessee. Michael Patrick lay

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Speaker 2: so Leahy. When I saw the article from our brothers

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Speaker 2: and sisters over at Breitbart, my head blew up and

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Speaker 2: I called you right away with what in the hell's

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Speaker 2: going on here? Brother? This education thing, because the Islamists

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Speaker 2: are quite smart. They understand the quickest way for them

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Speaker 2: to take over is to deep get into the school

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Speaker 2: system and basically part of the formation of a generation

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Speaker 2: of Americans. What is going on in Nashville, Sir, on

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Speaker 2: taxpayer dollars.

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Speaker 11: Well, a Nashville public high school, Overton High School, has

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Speaker 11: made special accommodations for Muslim students there to pray, to

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Speaker 11: go to a separate, dedicated prayer room during school hours

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Speaker 11: in a special time set aside just for them, and

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Speaker 11: a prayer led by a Metro Nashville Public School employee.

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Speaker 11: The whole thing is been encouraged by the Metro Nasvial

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Speaker 11: Public school administrators and Steve it is almost certainly unconstitutional.

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Speaker 2: And now, well we're gonna have to look at la

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Speaker 2: lay he hang on, hang on, hang on before we

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Speaker 2: get a concern the left in this country, in the

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Speaker 2: seculars in this country, one of their proudest achievements is

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Speaker 2: starting back in what the Earl Warren Court back in

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Speaker 2: the nineteen fifties. They have driven Christianity. They are proud

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Speaker 2: of it. It's one of their biggest accomplishers. They drove

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Speaker 2: Christianity out of the public schools. Right, this is their

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Speaker 2: number one priority. Even the concept that you would have

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Speaker 2: prayer or have some sort of devotional or have an

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Speaker 2: employee do it is so outside the box. Because these people,

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Speaker 2: these demons and they are demons drove Christianity out and

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Speaker 2: now at the same time you see it in Texas.

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Speaker 2: You've seen the thing because the Red Green Alliance the

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Speaker 2: Marxist understand they're going to use Islam to drive out

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Speaker 2: Christianity and then those two will fight it out afterwards.

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Speaker 2: Because so this is what's outras. This is a public

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Speaker 2: school in Nashville that had Christianity driven out of it

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Speaker 2: by these demons. Now they're allowing Islam to come in

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Speaker 2: and making it so not just islamisen. They're trying to

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Speaker 2: make it going to make it welcoming for all students

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Speaker 2: to come in and be converted to Islam.

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Speaker 11: Sir, Yes, it is coercive and disruptive to the class

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Speaker 11: the way that they've structured it. I mean, they're eighty

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Speaker 11: kids out of two thousand, but they have special allowances

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Speaker 11: to leave class for a fifteen minute period, go to

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Speaker 11: a dedicated Muslim prayer room where a Metro Nashville employee

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Speaker 11: leaves their prayer. All of these are unconstitutional if you

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Speaker 11: go to It's been unconstitutional for sixty years. Engel vi

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Speaker 11: Vitally nineteen sixty two. The Supreme Court struck down in

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Speaker 11: New York State teacher led prayer. They said it was unconstitutional.

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Speaker 11: But that's happening here in Nashville. The problem is going

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Speaker 11: to be Steve. I think, who will be the brave

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Speaker 11: student who will be a plaintiff in this case and

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Speaker 11: not be intimidated by the metro Nashville.

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Speaker 2: They're going to be intimidated. What are you talking about.

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Speaker 2: They're going to gang They're hang on, They're going to

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Speaker 2: gang up on them, a gang up in the family.

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Speaker 2: They're in your face, challenging you. It's not the student,

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Speaker 2: it's the parents, but it's also the officials. Where are

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Speaker 2: the officials? Why do we even have to go to

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Speaker 2: court about it? Where are the people in Nashville? Where

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Speaker 2: are the elites in Nashville? Where are the Christian churches

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Speaker 2: in Nashville? You know where there are the coward in

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Speaker 2: a damn corner too afraid to do it. You can't

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Speaker 2: have some student come up and sue it. We shouldn't

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Speaker 2: even be going to court. Go in there and throw

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Speaker 2: them out, Get them the hell out of there. Why

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Speaker 2: do we have to go to court and play the game.

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Speaker 2: Let's go to court and then six years later this

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Speaker 2: is the problem, that's the freaking mentality. We're either going

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Speaker 2: to drive there, either going to drive this out of

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Speaker 2: here or you're not. And where are the elites in

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Speaker 2: Nashville where they all the Christian music? The Nashville producers

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Speaker 2: don't give me any more Christian music. Go to that

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Speaker 2: high school and drive out the demons.

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Speaker 11: Is sixty five thirty five democrat lunatic and the nine

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Speaker 11: members of the Metro National Board are all lunatic Democrats.

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Speaker 12: There.

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Speaker 11: This particular story came to front when a left wing

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Speaker 11: millionaire funded news site called The Nashville Banner Yesterday did

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Speaker 11: a story praising all of these actions. So you're not

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Speaker 11: gonna see the elite in Metro Nashville do this. Perhaps

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Speaker 11: there may be some uh conservative members of the Tennessee

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Speaker 11: General Assembly who take action on it, but this is

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Speaker 11: going to have to be litigated, and it's going to

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Speaker 11: take a couple of years.

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Speaker 1: It is in my.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, they're not going to stop playing the game. If

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Speaker 2: That's the really hard one to get into Harvard College.

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Speaker 2: I went to the trade school, Harvard College, Stanford, MBA.

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Speaker 2: And now you and I realized the problem with you

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Speaker 2: being a lawyer is now everything you're going to want

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Speaker 2: to go to Supreme Court as a constitutional lawyer. I'm

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Speaker 2: just kid. I'm gonna come back to this topic in

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Speaker 2: the days ahead, but right now I need people to

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Speaker 2: go where they go on your site to read this

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Speaker 2: story and get as mad as I am.

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Speaker 11: You're pretty mad, but rightfully so. Tennessee Star dot com

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Speaker 11: Tennessee Star dot com. Tennessee has ninety five counties. Ninety

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Speaker 11: three or deep red. Two are crazy blue. And one

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Speaker 11: of those crazy blue counties is Metro Nashal Davidson County.

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Speaker 11: And it's going to be a fight there, see a

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Speaker 11: big fight, I know.

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Speaker 2: But we got to save those kids. Those kids in

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Speaker 2: that county are still the backbone in this country. We

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Speaker 2: got to save those kids. We can't turn them over

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Speaker 2: to these demons. Can't do it, can't allow just like

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Speaker 2: down in Texas, this is Tennessee is one of the

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Speaker 2: greatest states. It's one of the greatest states in the Union.

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Speaker 2: Is one of the greatest states in the Confederacy. Great

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Speaker 2: state with great people. But man, we can't let this

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Speaker 2: stuff happen anyway. Let you we got to go. I'm

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Speaker 2: gonna come back to you. I'll call you after the show.

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Speaker 2: You're good man. Don't let this law school thing mess

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Speaker 2: your head up. Just messing your head up. Gonna go

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Speaker 2: litigate nine years from now. Terry Shilling, at the center

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Speaker 2: of this problem is the birth rate in this country.

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Speaker 2: You just had your eighth child, your eighth baby, the

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Speaker 2: other day, and something happened that triggered you to think

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Speaker 2: about this and write some of these great pieces. Tell

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Speaker 2: me about what happened on this event of the birth

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Speaker 2: of your child. What was it that triggered you to

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Speaker 2: think about this, sir.

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Speaker 10: Well, ironically, Steve, I was in the delivery room for

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Speaker 10: the birth of my eighth child when I learned about

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Speaker 10: the death of Paul Erlick. For those that are unaware

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Speaker 10: of Paul Erlick, he's the author of the book The

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Speaker 10: Population Bomb. He predicted a bunch of terrible things mass famines,

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Speaker 10: civil wars, chaos would reign if we didn't get our

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Speaker 10: population growth under control. None of his predictions came true,

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Speaker 10: even though our population absolutely did explode. We figured it out. However,

821
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Speaker 10: Steve almost all of his policies and his ideology took

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Speaker 10: root across all of American and really global elite influencers.

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Speaker 10: He's actually Paul Erlick is the inspiration for childs for

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Speaker 10: China's one child policy, but he wanted to have a

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Speaker 10: child tax. He wanted parents to have to get a

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Speaker 10: license before they were able to have children themselves. He

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Speaker 10: wanted to penalize marriage. You look at the tax code,

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Speaker 10: you look at our welfare system. If you get married, Steve,

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Speaker 10: you lose thirty thousand dollars in tax deductions and benefits

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Speaker 10: in our economic system. It's atrocious just for saying I do.

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Speaker 10: And Steve, the thing is, marriage is the best economic program,

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Speaker 10: period ever period.

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Speaker 2: People.

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Speaker 10: Men need marriage. Men if they don't have marriage, they're uncivilized.

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Speaker 10: They're dangerous. Single men, unmarried men, so they commit ninety

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Speaker 10: five percent of all violent crimes. We got to get

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Speaker 10: these young men married. We've got to get the young

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Speaker 10: women married. If you're not married, you're kind of an

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Speaker 10: incomplete person.

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Speaker 12: All right.

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Speaker 10: God is very clear in the Bible. He creates women

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Speaker 10: because it's not good for me and to be alone.

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Speaker 10: We all need each other. And what we're seeing is

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Speaker 10: the death of America, the death of the world. All

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Speaker 10: of all of Western society is dying out. Our birth

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Speaker 10: rates are well below replacement levels, marriage rates are through

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Speaker 10: the floor. The average age of a first time home

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Speaker 10: buyer in America is forty nine years old. It's pathetic, Steve.

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Speaker 10: We don't have an economy that works for families. We

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Speaker 10: don't have a culture that works for families. And we

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Speaker 10: have to turn this around now because families are the

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Speaker 10: bedrock of America. It's not corporations, it's not steel workers,

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Speaker 10: it's not education, it's the family. This is why we

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Speaker 10: go to work because we need to support our families.

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Speaker 10: We have a spouse that we have to support. It's

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Speaker 10: that simple. And if we don't start populating and getting

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Speaker 10: married and having children again, we'll have a lower tax space,

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Speaker 10: We'll have fewer people to provide for. There will be

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Speaker 10: fewer jobs. You know, countries that go through the type

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Speaker 10: of depopulation that America is about to enter into, their

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Speaker 10: top industry shift from construction and building to deconstruction and demolition.

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Speaker 10: Jeremy's gone through this, Italy's going through this. It's we

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Speaker 10: can't do it, Steve.

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Speaker 2: Where do people go American Principles project? You've built everything

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Speaker 2: there around the American family. You're seeing the economics this

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Speaker 2: country's got to be based upon the American family. Where

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Speaker 2: they go to get this piece? Where do they follow you?

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Speaker 2: Your Twitter? You're now you guys are really on fire

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Speaker 2: about the artificial intelligence, which we're going to cover tomorrow morning.

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Speaker 2: All of it. But I want people to get acquainted

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Speaker 2: with American Principal Project and how you've put the natalist

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Speaker 2: movement in families at the center of your cause. Sir

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Speaker 2: well Steve.

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Speaker 10: Now that you guys at war Room have been so

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Speaker 10: successful in helping us stop the transgender industrial complex from

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Speaker 10: sterilizing the next generation, we've got to figure out how

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Speaker 10: to rejigger and revive.

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Speaker 2: The American family.

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Speaker 10: So go to shilling seventeen seventy six across all social

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Speaker 10: media platforms. I have a new piece that'll be coming

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Speaker 10: out either tonight or tomorrow that talks about how Americans

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Speaker 10: still think that we are suffering from overpopulation forty seven

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Speaker 2: Okay, I think they'll be in the Daily Wire and

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Speaker 2: we'll push it out as soon as it's published. And Terry,

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Speaker 2: we still got a lot more work to do in

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Speaker 2: transgender and the trust the radical transgender ideology, but you

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Speaker 2: guys have done such a magnificent job. Thank you, And

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Speaker 2: Paul Erlick was dead wrong. So Mike Lindell, I've been

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Speaker 12: When it was down to eight and now it's john

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