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Speaker 2: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 2: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

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Speaker 1: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 3: Mega media?

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Speaker 4: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 2: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 5: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 3: War Room, use your host, Stephen Kvan.

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Speaker 6: All right, everybody, welcome to hour two of the War

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Speaker 6: Room with a great Stephen K.

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Speaker 6: He is a hard and to follow. I'll tell you that, boy.

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Speaker 6: He was great, the great unmasking. That's what's going on today.

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Speaker 6: I'm going to start off on the tariffs. Then we'll

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Speaker 6: because we have not educated the American people.

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Speaker 7: The war room, you all know what's going on here.

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Speaker 6: Steve's been educating you for a decade on all of this.

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Speaker 6: So Denner, if you want to put up the first slide,

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Speaker 6: China grew at over ten percent GDP growth for over

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Speaker 6: But please explain to me, dear economic experts, how did

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Speaker 7: So that's why you're not hearing anything from the left.

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Speaker 6: Now, we have financial commentators out there talking about eye

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Speaker 6: This is President Trump's kind tariffs.

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Speaker 6: The American people are getting ripped off. We have the

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Speaker 7: What should we anticipate from them?

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Speaker 6: Of course, Brad Bayer has written the best selling book

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Speaker 5: And yes, Jim Fanella and I wrote Embracing Communist China

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Speaker 5: America's Greatest strategic Failure. What we should expect is, really, Dave,

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Speaker 5: So the February twenty first was really a first step,

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Speaker 3: Rich Well, as.

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Speaker 1: I was, thank you for having me on, I think

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Speaker 6: Yeah, great, Rich, How when you see this the reciprocal tariffs, right,

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Speaker 1: Oh, I think they okave. Look, you know, China's economy

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Speaker 7: So on the one hand, they're saying if we.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and give me a little commentary on our You know,

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Speaker 7: They wouldn't take out debt. They certainly wouldn't take.

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Speaker 6: What's happened to this Judeo Christian ethos where we expect

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Speaker 1: And I think you hit the nail on the head.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, Rich, thank you so much for hanging with us.

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Speaker 7: What's your about? How do we get out of this mess?

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Speaker 6: I think Rich might have had to jump on us,

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Speaker 6: Ben Harnwell, Ben, are you with us?

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Speaker 8: I can answer that question.

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Speaker 7: Hey, good go Ben, good, good, great morning.

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Speaker 8: Okay, so without fice question. But the answer to that

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Speaker 8: of Christianity from public life, there's that Satan has entered

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Speaker 8: the vacuum. And that's absolutely clear on every single metric.

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Speaker 8: If I could, you know, I have one example actually,

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Speaker 8: which is something I wasn't planning on talking about directically.

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Speaker 8: On the talent issue. See the case he says that

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Speaker 8: America was a tariff based economy. I think from seventeen

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Speaker 8: seventy six all it through the nineteen thirteen and I

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Speaker 8: never spoken to Steve about why he says that, but

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Speaker 8: I guess the argument is that in nineteen thirteen, because

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Speaker 8: up until that time, the majority of the federal government's

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Speaker 8: income was taken from taris. In nineteen thirteen, the State

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Speaker 8: Federal Income Tact was introduced across the United States, and

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Speaker 8: that place Income Tact therefore replaced TARIS is the primary

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Speaker 8: source of income for the federal government. But something else,

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Speaker 8: and that was in the nineteen and thirteen days of course.

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Speaker 7: One minute to go good good.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, of course that the nineteen thirteen trigger point will

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Speaker 8: also have a light flashing on your dashboard as well,

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Speaker 8: because something else happened in nineteen thirty which fundamentally changed

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Speaker 8: I think the morale framework of the United States. That

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Speaker 8: led the economic frame of and that was the introduction

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Speaker 8: of the Federal Reserve. And in one minute, my pitch

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Speaker 8: is this, It's not that when you're listening to the

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Speaker 8: CNBC and all the rest of them talking about the

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Speaker 8: global jitters due to the trade war that president has

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Speaker 8: has just thought them. It's not that these people who

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Speaker 8: aren't free markets are totally wrong in their argument. Half

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Speaker 8: of their argument is true, half of it is false.

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Speaker 8: And the truth is in a pure free market, prices

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Speaker 8: would come down. That will never happen. Thank the nineteen thirteen,

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Speaker 8: which is an immoral thing, such a federal reserve, the

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Speaker 8: Federal Reserve, as in its statute, I think this in

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Speaker 8: seventeen seconds, an inflationment, the natural pressure on prices comes down.

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Speaker 8: The ordinary American will never.

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Speaker 7: See to break.

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Speaker 6: Stay with us over the break. The lords of easy

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Speaker 6: money have been rolling back.

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Speaker 3: Use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 7: All right back in the war room, sitting in with

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Speaker 7: the great Stephen K.

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Speaker 2: Bannon.

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Speaker 6: He's off helping to fix things with the Department of Justice.

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Speaker 6: He is truly the Oxford don. What he is able

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Speaker 6: to do with this show over the last decade is remarkable.

482
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Speaker 6: He pulls together great people like Ben Harnwell. Ben, I

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Speaker 6: cut you off at the close there, finish up your

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Speaker 6: thought and we'll get right up next with Bill Federer

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Speaker 6: to continue this part of the conversation.

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Speaker 7: Ben Harnwell, fire away.

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Speaker 8: Thanks, Steve. Look, and I'll wrap this at him in a minute.

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Speaker 8: I'll just repeat that the point, and this is so

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Speaker 8: important for the woman pussy because there is going to

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Speaker 8: be some popular pushback against these toes Donald has introduced.

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Speaker 8: Yes today across the country, there will be some pushback

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Speaker 8: because of the turbulence. I think this will create necessary turbulence.

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Speaker 8: And I just want to make this point because it's

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Speaker 8: never really acknowledged and it's fundamental at the bottom of it.

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Speaker 8: When you're listening to the Rick Santellis and all the

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Speaker 8: rest of them on cable news and they're making the

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Speaker 8: argument for free trade, it's vitally important that the key

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Speaker 8: point of their argument is if you open your nation's

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Speaker 8: markets to the global markets, that will have a downward

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Speaker 8: pressure on prices, and that is in itself isolated, absolutely true.

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Speaker 8: The problem is is that you'll have you the working guy,

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Speaker 8: You're never going to see those lower prices because the

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Speaker 8: Federal Reserves, as it factically mandate, is two percent inflation pressure.

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Speaker 8: So you have you open your market right, You're open

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Speaker 8: your market right. That has a downward pressure on prices,

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Speaker 8: a downward pressure on prices. However, the prices aren't allowed

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Speaker 8: before because the more that downward pressure is right, the

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Speaker 8: more the Federal Reserve will print pend money to bring

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Speaker 8: the level of prices back up to two percent. So

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Speaker 8: you have the dollar in your pocket year by years,

511
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Speaker 8: work less and less and less. That makes your cost

512
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Speaker 8: of living rise and rise and rice. Whereas the great

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Speaker 8: beneficiaries of this system, and the people who had hundreds

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Speaker 8: of millions of dollars one year and then the following year,

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Speaker 8: they have billions. This is fundamentally issue and I make

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Speaker 8: this point right, not just not for the war imposse,

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Speaker 8: but for America generally. When you when your anger drives

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Speaker 8: you to to say, hang on, what is from doing?

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Speaker 8: What about this turbance? The issue is fundamentally it's not

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Speaker 8: the tariffs which is trying to even the system. Donald

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Speaker 8: Trump is coming in and is trying to level up

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Speaker 8: the system. Right, regulars, the target of your anger should

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Speaker 8: be the Federal Reserve.

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Speaker 6: Now, that's right spot on their next their next on

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Speaker 6: the agenda. Men Harnwell, thanks for the analysis. Always the

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Speaker 6: international insights on the Judeo Christian West from Rome, always outstanding. Ben,

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Speaker 6: good job. Next we're going to go to Bill Federer.

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Speaker 6: He's been on the show several times, great mind and

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Speaker 6: heart and knowledge of the Judeo Christian West. And we're

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Speaker 6: going to play a few clips, but we're running short.

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Speaker 6: We have press gaggles with Brooke Rollins, the great head

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Speaker 6: of AFPI and the current Secretary of Agriculture. She might

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Speaker 6: be jumping in at any time, and also Howard Lutnik.

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Speaker 7: Maybe having a press gaggle.

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Speaker 6: So Bill, roughly speaking, I shot you an article and

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Speaker 6: a clip or two. But the young men are getting

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Speaker 6: into religion and it's not insignificant. There's a big move

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Speaker 6: in the tech bros on Silicon Valley. There was a

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Speaker 6: piece in the Atlantic of all places, noting the rise

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Speaker 6: in religion of the tech bros. And so I kind

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Speaker 6: of tie this into the Jordan Peterson meaning and purpose

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Speaker 6: and people just getting sick the gas lighting of the

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Speaker 6: left and they want some substance, and the young men

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Speaker 6: in particular move in this way. How do you read it, Bill?

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Speaker 6: What's going on in this culture of ours? We're finally

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Speaker 6: starting to move back in the right direction, we hope right.

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Speaker 9: The pendulum is swinging back, and there's been a burnout

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Speaker 9: of the transagenda of common sense that boys can be girls,

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Speaker 9: and Jordan Peterson and Joe Rogan others saying, look, you

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Speaker 9: can be a masculine man, you just keep it under control,

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Speaker 9: but you have to be a force for good.

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Speaker 2: Right. Weakness will not defend anybody.

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Speaker 9: The Bible's filled with stories of rebuke the oppressor and

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Speaker 9: defend the orphan and widow. Well, how can you do

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Speaker 9: that if you're a whimp? Right, So we have to

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Speaker 9: be strong. We have to remember that most of Jesus's

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Speaker 9: disciples were in their twenties. Saint Augustine was thirty one

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Speaker 9: when he converted. Richard the Lionheart was thirty two when

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Speaker 9: he led the Third Crusade. John Calvin was twenty seven

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Speaker 9: when he wrote his Institutes. John Wesley was thirty five

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Speaker 9: when he started Methodism, and then Thomas Jefferson was thirty

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Speaker 9: three when he wrote the Declaration of Independence. The movement

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Speaker 9: of freedom has always been through young people and young

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Speaker 9: men harnessing their energy and having a godly faith. And

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Speaker 9: I think we're seeing that pendulum finally swing back. It's

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Speaker 9: encouraging and I think this is you know, the YMCA

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Speaker 9: was started by George Williams. He was twenty two years

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Speaker 9: old and then it went worldwide. Movements have been started

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Speaker 9: by young men with focus and discipline and faith, realizing

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Speaker 9: that their life is more than just accumulating a pile

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Speaker 9: of money that you want to pass freedom onto the

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Speaker 9: next generation.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, outstanding? And why God?

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Speaker 6: Right in the Christian tradition, you just noted a bunch

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Speaker 6: of major figures, so it's empirically traceable, But why, why

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Speaker 6: why are these young men so inspired by God and

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Speaker 6: everything under God? As the first prince and the first

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Speaker 6: person in our tradition, right Father, So on Holy Spirit,

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Speaker 6: why God bill every other.

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Speaker 9: Belief system in the world. Your worth as a person

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Speaker 9: depends on what group you belong to. In Hinduism, if

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Speaker 9: you're a Brahmin in the highest group or an untouchable

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Speaker 9: in the lowest group. In Islam, if you're a Muslim male,

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Speaker 9: you're worth more than a female and more than than

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Speaker 9: an infidel. That Judaeo Christian faith says all men and

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Speaker 9: women are made in the image of God. So you

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Speaker 9: have a worth simply because you're made in the image

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Speaker 9: of God. And this God is not a respector of person's.

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Speaker 9: So the very idea of you having worth as an

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Speaker 9: individual comes from the Bible faith, right And so this

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Speaker 9: idea is why Christianity spreads, so does freedom spread, And

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Speaker 9: that's why Communism wants to get rid of Christianity and

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Speaker 9: Islamists want to get rid of Christianity. And therefore, your

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Speaker 9: worth is dependent on the umah, the group, the community,

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Speaker 9: and if they praise you, your worth goes up, and

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Speaker 9: if they shame you. They use this in classroom just

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Speaker 9: called behavior modification social emotional learning, where they weaponize peer

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Speaker 9: pressure and they tell the kids, your worth goes up

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Speaker 9: if you embrace this alternative sexual agenda. And if you're

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Speaker 9: one of those old people that hold to the being

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Speaker 9: a male and a female, you're hateful.

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Speaker 2: And they weaponize this idea.

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Speaker 9: But Christianity says you have a worth, irregardless of the group,

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Speaker 9: irregardless of if you're a CCP member or if you

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Speaker 9: can contribute to society. You have a worth because you're

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Speaker 9: made in the image of God. And this is embedded

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Speaker 9: in our declaration. And that's why we're seeing this resurgence

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Speaker 9: of faith and young men and women saying, look, we

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Speaker 9: want to preserve the values we have as individuals in America.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and what that's great and at the guts of

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Speaker 6: our faith.

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Speaker 7: But why now?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 6: It seems like it's been very easy to go along

615
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Speaker 6: with the crowd. Right, all these fortune five hundred CEOs

616
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Speaker 6: just ride the leptist wave, all the tech pros were

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Speaker 6: riding the big leaptist wave. Secular culture. I'm okay, you're okay.

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Speaker 6: It's all about me, me, me, Look in the mirror.

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Speaker 6: We're all egoists. Even in our tradition, we believe that

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Speaker 6: we believe we need help, right, we need the image

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Speaker 6: of God to shine in our hearts to become new people.

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Speaker 6: And so why are the tech bros all of a sudden,

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Speaker 6: I mean, did the gas lighting get too extreme even

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Speaker 6: for them? Or why are people given the traditions? And

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Speaker 6: I've heard the fastest growing tradition is the Orthodox Christianity

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Speaker 6: because it's so rigorous.

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Speaker 7: But so why now, Bill and about a minute to go.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, the orderlessness of the left, that there's no values,

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Speaker 9: there's no borders. You don't even know if you're a

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Speaker 9: boy or girl anymore. It's just totally confusing. And we

631
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Speaker 9: shove these kids out on the street and they don't

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Speaker 9: know right from wrong, and they start doing all kinds

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Speaker 9: of crimes. There's a cry in the heart for order.

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Speaker 9: And so you see that this move toward Christianity, even

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Speaker 9: you know RFK Junior, you know former running mate. You know,

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Speaker 9: we see people coming to faith in the and the

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Speaker 9: gas lighting has Lincoln said, you can you can fool

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Speaker 9: all the people some of the time and some of

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Speaker 9: the people all the time, but you can't fool all

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Speaker 9: the people all the time. And so this orchestrated psyops

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Speaker 9: that they've been doing through major media has cracked and

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Speaker 9: people are realizing, look, common sense.

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Speaker 2: It's like the beach ball.

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Speaker 9: You're trying to hold it underwater and it finally slips

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Speaker 9: up and pops to the top. It's like they've been

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Speaker 9: forcing this thing down and finally it's come back up

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Speaker 9: to the top. There's normality coming back and common sense

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Speaker 9: and again, a purpose of your life more than just

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Speaker 9: yourself that you want to A good man leaves an

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Speaker 9: inheritance to their children's children.

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Speaker 7: Yeah. Bill, you just triggered me one more minute on.

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Speaker 6: You just said, you know, good and evil in the

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Speaker 6: Judeo Christian traday, we know what that means.

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Speaker 7: We have some content link to that.

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Speaker 6: And on the left they just use these terms you

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Speaker 6: to be good? And it's like the classic Plato's for

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Speaker 6: they say, well, to be good is to be good,

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Speaker 6: and it's circular, right, and they don't provide right. Plato

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Speaker 6: the definition of the good? And in the Judeo Christian tradition,

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Speaker 6: the answer is God is the good and that clarifies

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Speaker 6: things greatly, and so uh and I My classic thing

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Speaker 6: here is in Achilles. Right, Agamemnon, they say to Agamemnon,

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Speaker 6: a good man, though you are king, Agamemnon, don't rape

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Speaker 6: the slave girl Bresius, meaning, even if he does that horrific,

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Speaker 6: terrible deed, he will still be good because of his position,

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Speaker 6: because he's king. Well, we and the Judaeo Christian tradition

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Speaker 6: of the good that the left has and the Marxists

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Speaker 7: How do you posit?

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Speaker 6: What is the content of our the good that we

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Speaker 6: need to contrast with the left?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, well, whatever you do to the least of these

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Speaker 9: my brethren, you've done it to me. Right, So every

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Speaker 9: other society they consider people with handicaps as somehow cursed

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Speaker 9: of God, or the strong.

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Speaker 2: Can rule over the week.

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Speaker 9: And the Judeo Christian faith, Jesus says, whatever you do

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Speaker 9: to the least, he's my brethren, you've done it to me.

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Speaker 9: So you're treating people fairly. You know, we talked about

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Speaker 9: the eye for an eye two or two. Oh, that's

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Speaker 9: really strict. No, that was fair because in the other cultures,

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Speaker 9: if you say something bad against hammer Abi right, you

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Speaker 9: lose your life. But if you say something bad against

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Speaker 9: a slave, well it's just a handslap because there's a difference.

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Speaker 9: But the Judeo Christian faith, no, everyone's equal, and you'd

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Speaker 9: show your love for God by showing people made in

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Speaker 9: his image the love of God.

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Speaker 8: A man.

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Speaker 7: Great to have you on, Bill, Thanks for joining us

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Speaker 7: in the war room. Keep up the great work. God

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Speaker 7: bless you.

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Speaker 6: Thank you all right, folks, I was thrown in the

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Speaker 6: last minute. I got my marching orders from Moe Bannon.

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Speaker 6: I'm going to think if you guys can put up

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Speaker 6: the Birch gold screen, that would be great. But Pill

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Speaker 6: He is as kind and intelligent and smart in person

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Speaker 6: as he is on the war room. He's just down

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Speaker 6: to earth. I was at an event with him. Everybody

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Speaker 6: loved him. In his knowledge base. We were quiz bowling

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Speaker 6: him for thirty minutes and he knows what he's talking about.

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Speaker 6: And so today you're going to see some instability in

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Speaker 6: the markets.

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Speaker 7: It's all going to be okay.

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Speaker 6: But gold is a hedge against this instability, and so

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Speaker 6: go with your financial folks.

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Speaker 7: Talk to them. Carl, Philip Patrick and Birch Gold, Birch Gold.

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Speaker 6: the Trump Era. And Steve Bannon has been absolutely key

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Speaker 6: working together with them on a lot of the literature

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Speaker 6: they're putting out.

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Speaker 7: So be sure to reach out to.

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Speaker 6: Birch Gold and then also Jace Medical when you see

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Speaker 6: this China threat coming out on board. They have a monopoly,

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Speaker 6: not an oligopoly, a monopoly China on our pharmaceutical supply chains.

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Speaker 6: And so if you want to guard your family's safety

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Speaker 6: when it comes to health and pharmaceuticals and the drugs

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Speaker 6: sure you have all the pharmaceuticals, drugs, medicines with whatever

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Speaker 6: timeline you think you need for your family. You know

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Speaker 6: your own healthcare better.

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Speaker 7: Than the government.

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Speaker 6: Jas dot com promo code Bannon. We're going out to

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Speaker 6: break Stay tuned. We got some great folks coming up

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Speaker 6: on Israel. Rabbi Well Licky is going to be with us.

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Speaker 6: And then maybe a press gaggle at the White House.

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Speaker 6: Stay tuned to the War Room.

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Speaker 3: War Room, use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 6: Bat All right, Dave Brett sitting back in the war

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Speaker 6: Room with a great Stephen K.

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Speaker 2: Bannon.

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Speaker 6: He's over at the Department of Justice doing justice for

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Speaker 6: a change.

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Speaker 7: It's a new day in America.

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Speaker 6: We're glad to have Rabbi Willicky on with us right now. Rabbi,

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Speaker 6: I think you're familiar around this country and around the

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Speaker 6: world with the attacks on governments. They say they're in

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Speaker 6: favor of democracy, when in favor it turns out they're

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Speaker 6: the oligarchs and they're the despots, and they're using the

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Speaker 6: judiciary to get their way. We're seeing that in this

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Speaker 6: country today. If you cite the just the common constitutional

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Speaker 6: understanding that it's the job of the courts, even the

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Speaker 6: Supreme Court, to interpret the law, not make the law

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Speaker 6: much less make policy, much less execute policy. It's a

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Speaker 6: new day in America, and we better win this fight

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Speaker 6: because Framers were pretty smart, and so bring us your

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Speaker 6: insights when it comes to Israel.

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Speaker 7: I'm at Liberty University.

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Speaker 6: All politics are my own, but Liberty University is a

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Speaker 6: great friend of Israel, always has been going back to

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Speaker 6: the founding with Jerry Senior, and so glad to have

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Speaker 6: Yon Rabbi and Phillis say what's going on in Israel

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Speaker 6: right now with the net Yahoo.

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Speaker 7: Well thanks a lot, Dave.

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Speaker 4: This attack of the judiciary on the government, on the

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Speaker 4: elected branch, on the executive branch, that you see all

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Speaker 4: around the world, like you said, you see it in America,

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Speaker 4: you see it in Brazil where the Bolsonaro election was

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Speaker 4: stolen by a rogue judiciary. So in Israel right now.

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Speaker 6: The.

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Speaker 4: Battle against this judicial oligarchy is coming to a head

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Speaker 4: and a crisis that in America you call it a

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Speaker 4: constitutional crisis. Israel doesn't have a constitution and that's actually

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Speaker 4: part of our problem right now. But it's all coming

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Speaker 4: to a head as we speak. And unfortunately, what we

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Speaker 4: see is that the American deep state is in league

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Speaker 4: with the Israeli deep States. I just want to set

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Speaker 4: the record straight. So on February five, fifteenth, the head

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Speaker 4: of the shiten Bet that's the term I'm going to

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Speaker 4: use for our general security services. It's kind of like

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Speaker 4: your FBI, but it also has a more external security

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Speaker 4: function in terms of monitoring what happens in the Gaza

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Speaker 4: strip in Judea and Samaria known as the West Bank,

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Speaker 4: and they're really the ones responsible for all the intelligence

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Speaker 4: gathering that failed on October seventh, and since October seventh,

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Speaker 4: we've all been wondering people in the war room as well,

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Speaker 4: how did Israel miss this