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Speaker 1: Freedom Hut Thursday, September fifteenth edition of the program. We

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Speaker 1: have a bunch of illegal immigrants showing up because they've

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Speaker 1: Libs are freaking out about this, which seems so strange.

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Speaker 1: Shouldn't they be throwing a party that should be happy? Right?

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Speaker 1: This is better for everybody, they told us, or is

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Speaker 1: it not? Apparently when it's in their backyard. We will

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Speaker 1: discuss that. Plus, Fetterman is a terrible candidate for the

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Speaker 1: Senate in Pennsylvania for a number of reasons, but the

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Speaker 1: fact that he wanted to empty out the prisons and

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Speaker 1: something we need to explore because he is a reckless individual.

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Speaker 1: And Stacy Abrams tells everybody she never denied the elect

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Speaker 1: does that make sense? We will break that down for

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Speaker 1: is Martha's Vineyard a place I've spent some time Because

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Speaker 1: in college, my college girlfriend was a towny in Martha's Vineyard,

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Speaker 1: meaning a year rounder, which is rare there. I mean,

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Speaker 1: there's very There's about one hundred and twenty thousand people

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Speaker 1: on a busy day in the vineyard this island off

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Speaker 1: some time out there. It is an enclave of tremendous wealth.

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Speaker 1: It is where of the Obamas have a fifteen million

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Speaker 1: all the incredibly wealthy and influential libs who spend their

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Speaker 1: and somehow this is really upsetting to the Libs. Well,

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Speaker 1: He's telling everybody, Look, we're just did they say they're

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Speaker 1: sanctuary cities. These are Democrat enclaves. They love illegal immigration,

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Speaker 1: that are just frankly indefensible. It is not defensible for

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Speaker 1: considering that we're told illegal migration is great makes us

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Speaker 1: The people that are here. No, no, no, you are

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Speaker 1: And yet we're told that there's going to be a

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Speaker 1: Blafefoot is saying that it is a national problem. DC

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Speaker 1: So we're going to continue to be in conversation with

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Speaker 1: say that we need a comprehensive plan fund the federal government. Again,

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Speaker 1: can't fend for themselves. Why, what's the big problem? Migrants

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Speaker 1: are They're doing the jobs Americans won't do, Right, That's

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Speaker 1: what we're always told. What's the Oh, they immediately need

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Speaker 1: That's so strange. Now, imagine if that were true for

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Speaker 1: Martha's vineyard. Now it's a crisis. Now it's a national

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Speaker 1: look sending migrants to a vacation paradise where the average

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Speaker 1: but they do want to make some comparison to the Holocaust.

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Speaker 1: a democracy before it's lost. They dropped off fifty people

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Speaker 1: in Martha's vineyard. What is he talking about? Like? What

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