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Speaker 2: Now, Well we have come in your city.

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Speaker 4: Who's leaving the Democratic Party?

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Speaker 3: I'm just curious.

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Speaker 5: Nancy, I might have to read that we're here to

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I wish I could say save for the executive branch,

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Speaker 3: I'm being deadly earnest man.

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Speaker 1: Freedom is back in the style. Welcome to the Revolution.

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Speaker 1: Sean Hennity Show, More me I'm the scenes, information on

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Speaker 4: Thanks Scott chan An Hour two Sean Hannity Show, toll free.

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Speaker 4: It's eight hundred and nine to four one Sean. If

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Speaker 4: you want to be a part of the program. One

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Speaker 4: of the things that I've always wanted conservatism to represent

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Speaker 3: But I really care about working men and women.

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Speaker 4: I view them as the backrup bone of this country.

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Speaker 4: They're they're out on the roads every day. Every single

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Speaker 4: But I like to go shopping, and I actually it's

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Speaker 4: But you think of the every single person that serves

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Speaker 4: It's also good we're producing our own rare earth minerals

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Speaker 4: We invited on US State Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke

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Speaker 4: Right, That's insane, And that every single one of these

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Speaker 5: Well, that's right, Sean, and I love the intro on that.

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Speaker 4: Let me juxtapose this with another argument and another initiative

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Speaker 5: Absolutely well, And it's funny you bring that up. I

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Speaker 4: There's got to be a balance to all of this,

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Speaker 4: because you're right, I mean, we have what percentage of

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Speaker 5: Well, that's right. I mean, listen, I'm sitting in front

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Speaker 4: work very hard on it.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 4: There was an interesting piece on Fox News this weekend

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Speaker 4: and the headline was Trump one point zero alums share

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Speaker 4: chilling Google message from before their second term return. And

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Speaker 4: I talked about people like Dan Scabino and others, and

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Speaker 4: they described the matter as Biden law fair kicking in

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Speaker 4: and anyway, Google received and responded to a legal process

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Speaker 4: by the FBI compelling the release of their personal information.

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Speaker 4: So I've been through this now twice in my life, Senator,

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Speaker 4: where my personal private text messages and at the time

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Speaker 4: emails I have not had an email account in years

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Speaker 4: and years and years were released publicly and it was

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Speaker 4: Big News all over it was everywhere. It was fake news, CNN,

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Speaker 4: We're going wall to wall. Hannity's messages just released with

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Speaker 4: Paul Maniford, Hannity's messages with Kaylee MC and any Mark

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Speaker 4: you know what their main criticism on criticism MSDNC, Fake New,

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Speaker 4: CNN and all these other channels and impress is they

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Speaker 4: would read my text messages and they're like, wow, it

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Speaker 4: sounds like his monologues on TV. Man, he really believes

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Speaker 4: this stuff. That was their main criticism. And I'm like, well,

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Speaker 4: does that imply you don't believe what you say? Because

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Speaker 4: I couldn't believe that that was their main criticism.

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Speaker 7: What amazing journalism and journalistic integrity that we are yearning

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Speaker 7: for in this country. Once again, I stand where I

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Speaker 7: still at the beginning of this show. You have been

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Speaker 7: a true patriot, and I don't say that. Look, you

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Speaker 7: and our friends when we're not on TV, when we're

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Speaker 7: not on the radio, we talk about we've done a

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Speaker 7: Bible study together. So let me just say it very clearly.

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Speaker 7: You are a man of integrity and one of the

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Speaker 7: most important uncovering of absolute governmental democracy at its worse,

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Speaker 7: political scandals at the highest levels, perhaps one of the

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Speaker 7: greatest cover ups in American history, Russia collusion, and you

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Speaker 7: got it right. And I just think, what do you.

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Speaker 4: Think is going to happen with all of this? Because

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Speaker 4: I hate to overpromise and underdeliver, and there's been too

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Speaker 4: many times where we get very very close and people

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Speaker 4: think that people are going to be held accountable and

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Speaker 4: then not held accountable. I think the evidence here is overwhelming.

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Speaker 4: It's incontrovertible. They made the whole thing up. I think

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Speaker 4: everything they've done to Donald Trump for ten years is balls.

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Speaker 4: Under this umbrella, people have abused their power at these

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Speaker 4: three letter agencies. I think they've put they've put cinderblocks

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Speaker 4: on the scales of elections.

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Speaker 3: What happens, we have.

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Speaker 7: To hold them accountable. This is one of the reasons

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Speaker 7: why I'm excited to see the leadership of Senator Chuck Grassley.

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Speaker 7: Here's a man who's been through the grinder and he

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Speaker 7: is always playing it straight. This is not a political animal,

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Speaker 7: nor is he a political guy. He calls balls and strikes,

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Speaker 7: and one of the things he has said very clearly,

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Speaker 7: and he said it with disgust in his voice. This

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Speaker 7: political weaponization has caused critical damage to our institutions, and

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Speaker 7: this is one of the greatest political scandals of our time.

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Speaker 7: And the new administration has a tremendous responsibility, tremendous responsibility

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Speaker 7: to the American people to fix the damage done and

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Speaker 7: to do so with maximum speed and transparency. I will

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Speaker 7: add to that, you've got to hold the people accountable

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Speaker 7: or no one will trust this government as they should

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Speaker 7: because they shouldn't trust the government they can't have confidence in.

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Speaker 7: And when you were involved in election engineering, that's exactly

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Speaker 7: what it was. When you're putting cinderblock after cinderblock after

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Speaker 7: cinder block on the scale, and you have the memo

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Speaker 7: that says Hillary Clinton approved, she approved, and she followed

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Speaker 7: the advisor of her foreign policy advisors like Julianne Smith

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Speaker 7: to smear Donald Trump by magnifying a scandal that wasn't real.

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Speaker 7: It's that kind of nonsense that speaks to the depth

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Speaker 7: of people committed to power, not American progress, but power.

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Speaker 7: So if we don't hold them accountable, the people will

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Speaker 7: not trust us. We have a responsibility to bring all

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Speaker 7: the information into light, trace it back to its source,

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Speaker 7: and then hold accountable the source of election engineer, because

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Speaker 7: that is the most disgusting thing in the last thirty

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Speaker 7: years of political history and one of the worst in

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Speaker 7: American history, according to.

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Speaker 4: A Grass all right, quick break more with Senator Tim Scott,

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Speaker 4: South Carolina, brand new book out today, One Nation, Always

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Speaker 4: under God, profile and Christian Courage, Amazon dot com, Hannity

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Speaker 4: dot com, bookstores around the country. Will continue and then

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Speaker 4: your calls coming up eight hundred and ninety four one, Sean,

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Speaker 4: as we.

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Speaker 6: Continue exposing, uncovering, untracking the lies of the left every day.

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Speaker 6: This is the Sean Hennity Show.

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Speaker 4: I would continue with our friend South Carolina Senator Tim Scott.

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Speaker 4: He's got a new book out today, One Nation, Always

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Speaker 4: under God, profiles in Christian Courage, Amazon dot com, Hannity

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Speaker 4: dot com, bookstores around the country.

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Speaker 3: Let me go back to your book.

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Speaker 4: You chose certain people to focus on in this book

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Speaker 4: and inspiring stories of American Christians and what they did

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Speaker 4: and what they were able to accomplish. Abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison,

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Speaker 4: for example, he faced an angry mob that were trying

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Speaker 4: to destroy him in his newspaper. You talk about Apollo

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Speaker 4: thirteen astronaut Jim Lovell, whose faith sustained him while up

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Speaker 4: in space, or Darthea Dix, who revolutionized how America dealt

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Speaker 4: with mental health, and many others.

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Speaker 3: How did you?

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Speaker 4: And these are not people that are often well known

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Speaker 4: or often written about. What made you choose these people

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Speaker 4: in particular in this book?

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Speaker 5: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: So, One of the things I wanted to make or

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Speaker 7: the readers took away from this book is that the

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Speaker 7: Good Lord so often uses ordinary people, not the Ivy

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Speaker 7: league educated, not the power brokers of the day. He

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Speaker 7: so often uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Think

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Speaker 7: about your background, Sean he you have not always been

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Speaker 7: on radio and TV. You were a blue collar guy.

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Speaker 7: The Good Lord gave you a gift that had to

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Speaker 7: be uncovered. And my hope is that the future of

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Speaker 7: this nation depends on ordinary people having the courage to

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Speaker 7: respond to the call of an extraordinary God to make

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Speaker 7: sure that every single institution in our country is completely

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Speaker 7: covered by faith, from our journalists to our astronauts, to

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Speaker 7: retail folks like Hobby Lobby. The story of David Green,

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Speaker 7: powerful story. Think about in healthcare, the story of Danny

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Speaker 7: and Saint Jude's Hospital, how it came to be a

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Speaker 7: praying Catholic. We need to understand that every single institution

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Speaker 7: in this country, when it worked right, it worked upon

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Speaker 7: the foundation of a Judeo Christian rock in ethos that

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Speaker 7: led people to do the right thing. And that's one

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Speaker 7: of the reasons why I started this show off by

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Speaker 7: celebrating your praises when you were just walking on the

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Speaker 7: streets of Charleston. How you uncover the Russia crap, the

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Speaker 7: collusion that was nothing but the election engineering of the left,

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Speaker 7: And why it is that we can celebrate integrity and character.

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Speaker 7: I'll finish with this shot. Too often in the day's

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Speaker 7: time that we list people want to celebrate the wrong

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Speaker 7: people doing the wrong things, and instead my book One

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Speaker 7: Nation Always under God, available right now at Amazon or

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Speaker 7: where books are sold, to celebrate people, true patriots and

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Speaker 7: warriors who changed their institutions within this country for good

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Speaker 7: because they had the courage to stand for the rising,

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Speaker 7: just like you did with this Russia collusion nonsense. We

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Speaker 7: need more Americans standing in the gap when it counts

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Speaker 7: the most, and when we do that, our greatest days

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Speaker 7: are absolutely ahead of us.

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Speaker 4: This book is phenomenal. It's One Nation Always under God

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Speaker 4: profile in Christian courage, Amazon dot com, Hannity dot com,

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Speaker 4: bookstores around the country. Senator Tim Scott, South Carolina, we

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Speaker 4: always appreciate you being with us.

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Speaker 3: God bless you. I hope all of you.

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