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Speaker 2: That's the heck of a night that it'd be interesting.

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Speaker 11: Well, they can reach me on geta at Philip Patrick.

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Speaker 2: After right tack around.

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Speaker 3: From Phoenix, Arizona, Turning Point USA's America Fest continues right

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Speaker 3: now on Real America's Boys.

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Speaker 8: Welcome back to Turning Point USA, AM thest Live twenty

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Speaker 9: It's been a great second day so far.

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Speaker 8: Number thirteen on the charts is the Anthem for the

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Speaker 8: There's a January sixth documentary coming off called The Sleeping Giant.

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Speaker 8: You're not going to want to miss it. It is excellent,

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Speaker 9: David, can you hear us? Okay?

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Speaker 14: I got you loud and clear, Mary, Christmas, you guys

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Speaker 14: and miss everybody at the White House. Very exciting news

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Speaker 14: Only going to go a long way to help people

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Speaker 9: Have you heard anything?

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Speaker 5: All right, David, is her last question for you? Taken

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Speaker 14: schedule of drugs in line with ketamine actually because some

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Speaker 14: you know, in trouble for marijuana use or I don't

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Speaker 14: even know if it's distribution or not, but maybe it

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Speaker 14: could apply federally. I don't know how it affects any

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Speaker 14: of the states or dispensaries or anything like that, but

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Speaker 14: it appears that it lowers the scheduling of the drug

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Speaker 14: because like the Class one drugs, the Schedule one include

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Speaker 14: like heroin and other very harsh drugs that are killing Americans.

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Speaker 14: And that's really all the information I have right now

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Speaker 14: on that for you.

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Speaker 8: All right, David, Well, thank you so much for your

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Speaker 8: coverage there at the White House. We'll make sure we

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Speaker 8: stay tuned with you. We now want to go to

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Speaker 8: a guest that we have joined us here, Omer Schimtov. Omer,

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Speaker 8: thank you so much for being here. It's really wonderful

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Speaker 8: to meet you.

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Speaker 9: Omer. You have an incredible story.

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Speaker 8: You were held in captive by hamask for five hundred

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Speaker 8: and five days?

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Speaker 9: Is that correct? First of all, for those.

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Speaker 8: Who are here watching you, who will be watching you speak,

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Speaker 8: was just the story about that in your own words,

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Speaker 8: of what your experience was like and what.

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Speaker 10: Was that October seventh day really like for you?

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Speaker 16: So on October seventh, I was at a music festival

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Speaker 16: with a couple of friends and on six twenty nine

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Speaker 16: am hamas Atterr organization started to attack Israel. At first

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Speaker 16: it was missile attacks and very very soon being escalated

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Speaker 16: and there a terrorists just driving around Israel shooting everyone

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Speaker 16: they saw, killed everyone, raped women, slaughtered kids, burned people

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Speaker 16: inside the house and their cars.

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Speaker 7: And for me, I was with two of my friends.

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Speaker 16: We were running for our lives in this big open

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Speaker 16: field area while seeing just people getting shot, jumping down

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Speaker 16: to the floor. After maybe an hour or so of running,

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Speaker 16: I get a phone call from a friend and he

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Speaker 16: comes and he drives right back into the active terror

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Speaker 16: attack just to save me and some friends as I

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Speaker 16: suddenly to pick up drugs, began shooting us, take us

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Speaker 16: as their hostages and we get into Gaza.

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Speaker 10: Well, so Omar, one of the things that really stood

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Speaker 10: out to me was you said you heard your captor say,

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Speaker 10: first we will go after the Saturday people, the Jews.

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Speaker 2: And then we will go after the Sunday.

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Speaker 10: People, the Christians. Tell us what was it like hearing

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Speaker 10: those words? And what do you want those that are

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Speaker 10: religious to know about what is happening in our in

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Speaker 10: our world.

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Speaker 16: You know, for for a very very long time, I

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Speaker 16: thought they're they're fighting over the land. Okay, thought this

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Speaker 16: is what this is their their thing, this is the

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Speaker 16: the ideology.

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Speaker 7: The land, the land, the land, the land.

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Speaker 16: But when I was there and I got to speak

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Speaker 16: with them, just for a bit, they told me that

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Speaker 16: this is not about the land. It's about the religion.

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Speaker 16: They believe that first of all, they should come after

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Speaker 16: the Jews, they should defeat Israel, finish Israel.

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Speaker 7: And kill the Jews, and right after they will go

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Speaker 7: on to the next nipples.

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Speaker 16: So if it's Christians, and if it's Buddhism, and if

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Speaker 16: it's whatever religion it is, because they believe that Islam

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Speaker 16: is supposed to be the only religion, extreme Islam.

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Speaker 7: I mean, they're terrorists and we have to confront them.

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Speaker 5: We're good about thirty seconds to left. What is your

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Speaker 5: life like right now? What you what's going through your

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Speaker 5: head telling this story?

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Speaker 16: It's it's just crazy. I'm telling this story almost every day.

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Speaker 16: I'm advocating for Israel and for the hostages, and I

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Speaker 16: live through it every day. But I'm on a mission,

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Speaker 16: and I will complete dismission and we will have only

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Speaker 16: good in our life.

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Speaker 7: Love that we.

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Speaker 8: Want to give a bigger shout out to Birch Gold.

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Speaker 8: You and we had Philip Patrick here earlier. There are

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Speaker 8: great friends Birch Gold Group. Text America to ninety eight,

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Speaker 8: ninety eight, ninety Omer, if you'll hang out with us

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Speaker 8: just for a couple more minutes, we'd love to continue

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Speaker 8: talking with you.

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Speaker 9: It'll be right back after this break.

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Speaker 3: Break live from Phoenix, Arizona, Turning Point. USA's America Fest

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Speaker 3: continues right now on Real America's Boys.

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Speaker 5: All right, we're back at ANFS twenty twenty five here

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Speaker 5: in Phoenix, joined by Omer shouldt of you are a hostage,

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Speaker 5: you now you're home. We were just talking in the

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Speaker 5: break and I'm gonna share with our audience here. I

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Speaker 5: was in the East room when President Trump had that

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Speaker 5: ceremony with the survivors the hostage that were released.

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Speaker 2: You credit President Trump. We're bringing you home.

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Speaker 7: Of course.

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Speaker 16: Listen, I can tell you that while I was in

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Speaker 16: those tunnels as Trump, as President Trump was elected, immediately

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Speaker 16: the way that the terrorsts treated me changed completely, change

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Speaker 16: change completely. So if it's from starvation and abused mentally

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Speaker 16: and physically and just being in complete hell, they kind

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Speaker 16: of backed off. They gave me more food, they stopped

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Speaker 16: cursing me, they stopped, they stopped speeding on me, and

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Speaker 16: things just changed completely because they knew because they were

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Speaker 16: terrified of him, they were afraid of him. Yeah, they

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Speaker 16: knew that each Trump says something, it will make it happen.

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Speaker 16: And when I got back home, When I got back home,

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Speaker 16: thank god, I was at.

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Speaker 7: The Oval office after nine days I.

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Speaker 16: Was released, and I was there with President Donald Trump,

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Speaker 16: and I thanked him, of course for everything that he's

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Speaker 16: done for us and for me being released. And I

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Speaker 16: also told him that it was sent by God, and

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Speaker 16: I truly believe in him that he can get back

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Speaker 16: all the osages.

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Speaker 7: And he kept that promise. He made it happen. And

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Speaker 7: that's exactly what.

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Speaker 9: We need over before we would let you go.

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Speaker 8: I know there was a piece of scripture I've lived

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Speaker 8: with saw him twenty Yeah, correct, that you found and great,

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Speaker 8: exactly exact mother was praying for you at that very

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Speaker 8: moment that scripture.

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Speaker 9: Talk briefly about that and actually I have been writing

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Speaker 9: here with me.

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Speaker 7: I can show you to it gives me shells. This

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Speaker 7: is the script that was with me in Gaza that was.

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Speaker 9: What you had when you were in there. This is

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Speaker 9: the one.

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Speaker 7: This is Psalm twenty uh.

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Speaker 16: In the Psalm it says, some trust in horses and

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Speaker 16: some in chariots, but we will trust in the name

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Speaker 16: of the Lord, our God. And after that continues and

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Speaker 16: it says that the Lord may inter us when you

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Speaker 16: call him. And I can tell you that God answered me.

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Speaker 16: I could feel God's presence with me all throughout the

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Speaker 16: way that I was there, even in the darkest of times,

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Speaker 16: at the darkest of tunnel's, when I was twenty feet

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Speaker 16: below the ground, I could feel his presence and I

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Speaker 16: could feel his warmth, and it's hot and.

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Speaker 10: Omer before we let you out of here, what do

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Speaker 10: you want that message to be to everybody here listening

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Speaker 10: to what is going on in our country? What do

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Speaker 10: you want them to know?

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Speaker 16: I just want people to understand that this problem maybe

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Speaker 16: begin inside Israel, this attack starting in Israel, but it's

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Speaker 16: something that we could see spreading throughout throughout the world,

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Speaker 16: in euro in Australia just last week, this horrible attack,

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Speaker 16: and also in the US as well. We can we

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Speaker 16: can see these evil spreading around the world, and we

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Speaker 16: have to stop it and condemn it as soon as possible,

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Speaker 16: because if you want, if he wants, stay together and

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Speaker 16: strong and united, it will just get defeated by evil omer.

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Speaker 9: Thank you so much, God, bless you Captivity. He's a

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Speaker 9: walking miracle.

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Speaker 8: We're gonna take a quick break down to go to

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Speaker 8: a quick promotional video.

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Speaker 13: Dam Welcome back, everybody. We're at anfest.

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Speaker 8: Suite.

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Speaker 13: Obviously, with the loss of the leader of Turning POINTSA,

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Speaker 13: the assassin assassination of Charlie Kirk, But man, you see

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Speaker 13: the fruit of the seeds that were planted by Charlie

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Speaker 13: everywhere everywhere you look at this event and all around

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Speaker 13: our country. On One of those fruits was the election

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Speaker 13: of President Trump, and with that election the gardening of

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Speaker 13: the JA six political prisoners, the weaponization of the justice

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Speaker 12: We've got Shane and Sarah. Shane last and one more time.

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Speaker 13: Chagans and macis Sarah McBee.

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Speaker 12: With Standing the Gap one of my favorite scriptures twenty

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Speaker 12: two thirty.

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Speaker 13: So I saw the man among them who'd build a

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Speaker 13: wall and stand in the breach on behalf of the land,

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Speaker 13: so that I should not destroy it. And I found

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Speaker 13: no one. We are looking for a few good men

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Speaker 13: to stand up and women to stand up. Talk to

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Speaker 13: us about the work you guys are doing with Standing

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Speaker 13: the Gap.

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Speaker 6: Well.

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Speaker 17: Being a JA sixer, we started God birth this in

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Speaker 17: me a long time. I did prison ministry before I

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Speaker 17: got arrested for January sixth, And when I went to prison,

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Speaker 17: I saw men's needs not being met by the other

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Speaker 17: organizations that were serving the JA six community. And so

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Speaker 17: we God gave me the vision. I cast that Sarah

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Speaker 17: implemented it on the outside, and we started a foundation

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Speaker 17: called Standing the Gap, and that foundation go to Standing

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Speaker 17: the Gap.

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Speaker 12: Standing the Gap.

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Speaker 17: Dot Foundation primarily serves January six ers trying to put

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Speaker 17: their lives back postpardon, and that's what we do.

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Speaker 12: And Sarah talks about your involvement in this.

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I would say now January sixth defendants need more

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Speaker 18: help than when they were incarcerated, because when they were incarcerated,

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Speaker 18: the American people never forgot about them. They wrote to them,

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Speaker 18: they put money on their commissary books. But I would

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Speaker 18: say ninety five percent of America believes that when President

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Speaker 18: Trump pardon them with the stroke of the pen, they

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Speaker 18: went back to their normal life.

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Speaker 2: And that's so far.

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Speaker 9: From the truth. The divorce rate is high.

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Speaker 18: Kids turned on their parents, some turned their parents into

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Speaker 18: the FBI. You know, they lost their homes, they lost

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Speaker 18: their jobs. We just learned it that there is a

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Speaker 18: January sixth defendant who was never convicted. His case all

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Speaker 18: went all the way to the Supreme Court, and he

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Speaker 18: was eighteen and a half years law enforcement and they

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Speaker 18: are trying to deny his retirement now even though he

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Speaker 18: was never convicted. Just the allegation of January sixth, it's

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Speaker 18: a scarlet letter. And so that's what stand in the

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Speaker 18: gap does?

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Speaker 9: We are now going to go fight for them.

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Speaker 18: We're fighting for the twelve individuals that were only commuted

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Speaker 18: and not pardoned. You know this, This persecution continues and

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Speaker 18: we can't take the spotlight off of them.

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Speaker 9: Well, so, sir, what can we do?

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Speaker 10: How can we the people be involved in this and

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Speaker 10: help get these January six ers lives back? Nobody should

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Speaker 10: have to go through this.

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Speaker 18: No, yeah, you're absolutely right, and go to Stand in

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Speaker 18: the Gap foundation. We are IBO one C three so

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Speaker 18: tax right off where all of the money goes to

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Speaker 18: these defendants and the whatever we're paying for mortgages, we're

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Speaker 18: paying for cars. We take vehicles to donate to people.

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Speaker 18: We recently gave an individual an RV so he could

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Speaker 18: move across the country to restart his life. And then

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Speaker 18: something very exciting came out to that all of the

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Speaker 18: net pro seeds of the song Anthem of the Free

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Speaker 18: is going to the January sixth defendants.

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Speaker 10: Amazing, did you guys hear that?

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Speaker 2: Come on, get up.

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Speaker 13: Anthem of the Free just released through a real America's

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Speaker 13: Voice in partnership with you guys, amazing organizations.

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Speaker 7: No iTunes.

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Speaker 10: Make sure you guys download it.

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Speaker 9: Get it up to number one.

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Speaker 12: Let's do it.

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Speaker 13: And I know what, there are still some Jay sixers

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Speaker 13: out there, Kelly Edward Kelly, Yeah. And then my friend

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Speaker 13: Benjamin Martin, he may be going back there trying to

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Speaker 13: put him back in prison in California because of the

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Speaker 13: beginning of the charges were federal. They use that to

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Speaker 13: weaponize him with state charges. But you look at somebody

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Speaker 13: like Joe Biggs, who was commuted not pardon, has it

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Speaker 13: got his military benefits back.

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Speaker 12: It's just some of these things must be done. It's outrageous.

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Speaker 7: I mean, are you guys still working on those as well?

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Speaker 9: Yes?

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, No J six are left behind.

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Speaker 2: No, absolutely, we still have twelve on pardon.

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Speaker 17: You mentioned Joe Biggs dominic, Gozzola, US Marine Corps.

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Speaker 2: You've got Kenneth Harrelson Army. You've got Joe Hackett, licensed.

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Speaker 17: Chiropractor in Florida, unable to practic this medicine because he's

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Speaker 17: a convicted fellon. It's all those guys sentences were commuted.

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Speaker 17: These guys' families are not able to really receive their

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Speaker 17: military benefits, their VA benefits, and so we are as

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Speaker 17: a as a foundation fighting for those twelve on pardon,

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Speaker 17: the fight goes on. And she mentioned earlier, but we

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Speaker 17: went two years solitary confinement, two years no visitation with

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Speaker 17: our families, one year no haircut, one year no fingernail clippers.

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Speaker 17: There is trauma, emotional and mental trauma of suffering through

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Speaker 17: that that has impacted It still impacts me today. I

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Speaker 17: have had a very difficult transition back into society and

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Speaker 17: since we were pardon, it's been fabulous, and thank you

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Speaker 17: President Run for that. But these men and women are

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Speaker 17: still suffering and we still need your support. Please go

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Speaker 17: to Stand in the Gap dot Foundation. Your money will

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Speaker 17: be serving the J six community. And we appreciate all

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Speaker 17: that you do.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, it's incredible. Thank you guys for the work that

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Speaker 12: you're doing.

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Speaker 10: Thank you guys so much.

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Speaker 12: You won't give up on you.

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Speaker 7: We won't thank you.

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Speaker 13: And by the way, download download that song. This is

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Speaker 13: you know, one of those things at Them of the Free.

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Speaker 13: It's for everybody to stand up and fight for freedom

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Speaker 13: in this nation.

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Speaker 6: Soon.

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Speaker 10: If I think if if amfests this year teaches anybody anything,

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Speaker 10: it's to stand up and speak on what you believe

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Speaker 10: and your values, because, like I said, on human events daily,

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Speaker 10: you have to stand for something or your fault for everything,

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Speaker 10: and you guys are fighting for people, fighting for humans,

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Speaker 10: and it's beautiful.

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Speaker 5: So thank you.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I would like to add to when you know

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Speaker 17: the tragedy of Charlie Kirk getting assassinated, I watched that.

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Speaker 17: I watched the assassination attempts on President Trump. What they

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Speaker 17: did to them, the same thing they did to us,

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Speaker 17: What they did those wonderful men and women in the

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Speaker 17: DC Gulag, that's what they want to do to all

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Speaker 17: of us. And so it's time for I saw a

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Speaker 17: shirt today, pick up the mic. It's time for people

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Speaker 17: to pick up and start standing up and using your voice,

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Speaker 17: going back to your communities and spreading the good words.

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Speaker 13: So well, I totally agree with you if and especially

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty six. Guys, these elections, we say it every time,

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Speaker 13: they're the most important elections of our lifetimes, but twenty

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Speaker 13: twenty six, twenty twenty eight, basically every year, every election

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Speaker 13: going forward are the most important until we've rid our

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Speaker 13: nation of this evil, this injustice, and it's every generation's fight.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's uh.

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Speaker 13: And I think no no better way than to go

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Speaker 13: out on this break to the tribute of Anthem of

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Speaker 13: the Free.

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Speaker 12: If you haven't seen it, check it out.

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Speaker 17: My name is Shane Jenkins, Riquetario, Robert Morrise, Daniel Caldwell.

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Speaker 8: My name is Pete Swartberry, Raymond, Ryan Nichols, John and

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Speaker 8: C Jordan McGeorge, white Wolf, Friley.

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Speaker 12: Jessica Watkins, Timothy Hale, Billy Cressman.

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Speaker 9: This anthem means a lot to me because it's what

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Speaker 9: held us together.

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Speaker 7: Against the odds.

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Speaker 2: Our faith that our days of this nation.

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Speaker 6: Would be renewed is still there. We formed bonds that

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Speaker 6: can never be broken.

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Speaker 17: I along with my brothers and sisters, whether the story, we.

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Speaker 2: Will never stop fighting for this country.

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Speaker 3: And my friends and my brothers that also.

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Speaker 15: Helped me through this stuff, because we are what makes

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Speaker 15: this country the greatest country on this planet.

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Speaker 6: In this moment, in this anthem, is living.

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Speaker 15: Who through us stories we resold.

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Speaker 6: We say not this.

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Speaker 1: Just just fo.

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Speaker 15: Hey, Freedom ain't free nowhere. It comes with a price.

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Speaker 15: Rest in peace, Charlie, can't believe they took your life.

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Speaker 15: They didn't make it back home to your children in

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Speaker 15: White by any means. We have to keep freedom of

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Speaker 15: speech alive. Hey, Rest in peace, Cory. Are the fires

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Speaker 15: that you fight to the cops, said man. Let shall

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Speaker 15: read that being fighting day and night so we can

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Speaker 15: have liveing tea and now God giving rise to all

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Speaker 15: the mothers and fathers that's just trying to present their child. Hey,

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Speaker 15: freedom worth dying for, the dreams worth fighting for.

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Speaker 2: God got us.

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Speaker 15: I promise that.

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Speaker 2: That's the reason I smile.

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Speaker 15: Protesting with our voice and our presents and our words.

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Speaker 15: We ain't killing people for disagreeing.

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Speaker 2: Man, that's absurd.

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Speaker 15: We ain't burning down cities because we prayed.

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Speaker 9: It to people.

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Speaker 15: Sessors reason.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 15: Just hey, stop killing people that just wants it a

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Speaker 15: base when we protesting, you ain't seen no cousin or flames.

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Speaker 15: We don't have to agree. We ain't gotta think the

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Speaker 15: same country builds on conservative value. Use let's reclaim it.

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Speaker 15: It's not about hey, we just want to feel her.

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Speaker 15: Were stand there for the truth, not just follow when her.

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Speaker 15: You kill up your country again, still call out its flaws.

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Speaker 15: You came back the constitution and still question the loss.

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Speaker 15: We don't want to be killed just for speaking our voice.

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Speaker 15: God come in soon, man, So it's time to rechoice,

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Speaker 15: that the balance be counting, that the questions be asked,

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Speaker 15: that the people decide, don't just be the past and

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Speaker 15: don't let you.

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Speaker 2: Gonna get you down because God.

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Speaker 6: We ask.

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Speaker 19: To people.

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Speaker 7: To sort.

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Speaker 2: We say, you know this.

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Speaker 7: Justice.

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Speaker 6: Another person that I have, I think is Donald J.

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Speaker 7: Trump.

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Speaker 10: Our brotherhood that we built and the country we've believed in,

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Speaker 10: and especially our president.

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Speaker 6: We never would have made it out.

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Speaker 3: Let's by God, pardon by Trump.

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Speaker 8: Thank you Donald Trump for pardon us and giving us

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Speaker 8: a second chance on Live.

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Speaker 13: Isn't than Trump for pardoning me.

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Speaker 17: We're saving my soul on Donald Trump for giving me

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Speaker 17: the pardon.

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Speaker 20: I want to thank Donald Trump for parting us and

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Speaker 20: is the only reason that we're here today, all together,

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Speaker 20: free with smiles on our faces.

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Speaker 3: Free from Phoenix, Arizona Turning Point. USA's America Fest continues

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Speaker 3: right now on Real America's Boys.

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Speaker 9: Welcome back to Amfest twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 8: This is day two of the twenty twenty five Bryan, Sorry,

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Speaker 8: the year is hating blown out?

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Speaker 2: That was too loud. I got excitement though, we.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, a lot of excitement, a lot of hope, a

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Speaker 8: lot of wonderful things happening.

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Speaker 9: At MS twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 2: And one of.

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Speaker 9: The things that's going to be happening.

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Speaker 8: Actually later on Amphestis there's going to be a screening

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Speaker 8: of the movie David. Now, I'm sure a lot of

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Speaker 8: you in our crowd and our audience have heard about David.

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Speaker 8: We have a very special partnership with Angel Studios, who

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Speaker 8: makes content that amplifies light, and Lord knows we need

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Speaker 8: content that amplifies light in today's society. And they've created

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Speaker 8: this unbelievable mechanism that's an alternative thought to woe Hollywood.

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Speaker 8: And so we're very lucky to be joined by one

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Speaker 8: of the actors, the voice actors that's in David, which

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Speaker 8: releases today nationwide in theaters. His name is Brian Stavale. Brian,

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Speaker 8: thank you so much for being with us today.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for having me guys. I am Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 8: Oh, well, there's nothing better than that. Brian, talk to

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Speaker 8: us about You've had a long career and a long

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Speaker 8: trajectory in animated films, animated series. You have a voice

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Speaker 8: that is captivating for these characters. Talk about your career

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Speaker 8: and how it led to David and you playing the

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Speaker 8: role of Samuel in this unbelievable film.

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Speaker 6: Well, I am privileged to be able to be a

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Speaker 6: conservative actor in the midst of this chaotic world that

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Speaker 6: we live in. So I've had a very interesting journey.

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Speaker 6: I didn't start out that way, but I became older

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Speaker 6: and wiser and woke up and awakened, if you will.

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Speaker 6: But I had a career on stage for a long time.

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Speaker 6: I did musical theater. I actually took over when Jerry

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Speaker 6: Lewis went to the UK for him. I played the

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Speaker 6: Devil in Damn Yankees, which is about where my personality

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Speaker 6: and soul were at the time. But over the trajectory

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Speaker 6: of my career on stage, I eventually got to play

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Speaker 6: Judas Iscariot, and then I worked my way up to

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Speaker 6: Jesus himself. My wife and I, along with our two

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Speaker 6: sons of thunder, Gabriel and Benjamin, we moved to Jerusalem, Israel,

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Speaker 6: where we lived for two years working with the Knesset

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Speaker 6: as official goodwill ambassadors. God bless your guest before your

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Speaker 6: last and the entirety of this past few years has

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Speaker 6: been something that plays into David. I can get to

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Speaker 6: that in a second. But my stage career led, to

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Speaker 6: believe it or not, a ministry career. So I spent

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Speaker 6: about a dozen years producing, singing touring the world with

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Speaker 6: my wife, who I met doing a Broadway tour in ministry,

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Speaker 6: and so my heart is after the Kingdom of God

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Speaker 6: has always been, even in the midst of the entertainment industry.

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Speaker 6: In fact, I fell called back to the industry because

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Speaker 6: there is a lack of God in it and was ordered,

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Speaker 6: if you will, by the Lord, to go back into

887
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Speaker 6: the industry. My steps were ordered, though, so every step

888
00:44:28,920 --> 00:44:32,839
Speaker 6: in voiceover has led to literally thousands of credits at

889
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Speaker 6: this point. I've worked for a lot of Triple A

890
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Speaker 6: big hitters, as you will, but no project has touched

891
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Speaker 6: my heart, my soul, my spirit and the reason I'm

892
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Speaker 6: alive as much as David and I don't say that lightly.

893
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Speaker 6: We keep the feasts, we keep Shabbat, just as Charlie did,

894
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Speaker 6: and I hope a lot of you do because it

895
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Speaker 6: keeps us sane and patriotic and not living in some

896
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Speaker 6: strange bubble. I think that there is a need for

897
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Speaker 6: family friendly content, whether you want to label it as

898
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Speaker 6: faith based or not. In a chaotic, agenda driven Hollywood

899
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Speaker 6: that has our kids stumbling and confused, clutching its straws

900
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Speaker 6: for their own identity, David represents a light in the

901
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Speaker 6: midst of the darkness. Not since the Prince of Egypt

902
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Speaker 6: has there been a film, an animated musical film of

903
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Speaker 6: this quality with Old Testament Judeo Christian values, Messianic values

904
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Speaker 6: that are taught, that are enforced, that inspire and entertain

905
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Speaker 6: throughout the entire thing. This is a beautifully affirming tale

906
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Speaker 6: for kids and adults to forgotten who the God of

907
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Speaker 6: Israel truly is. And I believe that I was born

908
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Speaker 6: for such a time as this, And you know, I

909
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Speaker 6: hope there's a lot more after this one. But Samuel

910
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Speaker 6: has been a joy because I believe it's been an

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Speaker 6: assignment for me, because this movie is going to do

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Speaker 6: something very David and Goliath in Hollywood. Just stand by

913
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Speaker 6: and see the glory of the Lord.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 5: I know why he's a voice actor, because he just

916
00:46:14,160 --> 00:46:17,320
Speaker 5: went five minutes on a complete without a breath, without

917
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Speaker 5: taking a breath.

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Speaker 2: Hey, real quickly.

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Speaker 5: Those that are familiar with Christian music, Phil Wickham plays

920
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Speaker 5: the voice of adult David.

921
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Speaker 2: How big is the music in this film, Brian.

922
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Speaker 6: Well, David was the one who wrote half of the psalms.

923
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Speaker 6: He himself was a skilled musician. I think that's got

924
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Speaker 6: to be representative. Whenever you portray the story of King David,

925
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Speaker 6: you cannot have David without music, and so it lends

926
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Speaker 6: itself very honestly and very naturally to music. It's not

927
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Speaker 6: a musical in the hachah sense. There's no moment where

928
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Speaker 6: you feel like, oh, and now they're gonna sing, which I, personally,

929
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Speaker 6: as a musical theater guy, don't necessarily love. There are

930
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Speaker 6: moments where it's prayerful, where it's intent I anoint him,

931
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Speaker 6: there's a song there. But the moments where David sings,

932
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Speaker 6: and the other characters like Nitzeva, who's played miraculously in

933
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Speaker 6: my opinion by Mira Miria Masika, who's an Israeli superstar,

934
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Speaker 6: there are moments where it just is, where emotion picks

935
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Speaker 6: up from spoken word and has to be sung. Phil

936
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Speaker 6: does an outstanding job as adult David, and to his counterpart,

937
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Speaker 6: a really wonderful blend off of Brandon Ingman, who is

938
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Speaker 6: our young David and has been with this series, with

939
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Speaker 6: this concept since proof of concept when we were raising

940
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Speaker 6: money for it.

941
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Speaker 2: Oh, is this on me?

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Speaker 10: Well you mean to say that, guys? Huge announcement? Okay,

943
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Speaker 10: the January sixth.

944
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Speaker 12: Song, what's it?

945
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Speaker 9: Called Anthem of the Free.

946
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Speaker 10: Anthem of the Free is number one.

947
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Speaker 9: Number one, number one, incredible.

948
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Speaker 2: What's interesting is it was thirteen after the launch.

949
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Speaker 9: At midnight right and now it's number one.

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Speaker 2: Within the last hour or so up to number one.

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Speaker 8: Brian, I wanted to follow up on something that you

952
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Speaker 8: said about the music in this film. I come from

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Speaker 8: the world of musical theater as well, so I understand it.

954
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Speaker 8: And I listened to some of the music from this

955
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Speaker 8: film such as My God and Why God. An amazing

956
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Speaker 8: piece of music, exquisite music that was written. What do

957
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Speaker 8: you think the themes from this particular telling of the

958
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Speaker 8: David story will project out to audiences when they see

959
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Speaker 8: it today in theaters nationwide.

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Speaker 6: There are themes that we are in desperate need of

961
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Speaker 6: in the United States of America and around the world

962
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Speaker 6: right now, and very specifically because this was a love

963
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Speaker 6: letter to the Holy Land. This is a love letter

964
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Speaker 6: to the land and the people of Israel and to

965
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Speaker 6: understanding our roots. Jesus wasn't a Christian, Mary wasn't Catholic,

966
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Speaker 6: John wasn't Baptist. They were all Jews, and so we

967
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Speaker 6: have to understand our roots in that and it's a

968
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Speaker 6: love letter to that, but the music itself speaks to

969
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Speaker 6: following the light, choosing to follow the light in a

970
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Speaker 6: world that is plagued by darkness, finding shaloam, finding the

971
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Speaker 6: peace in the presence of God that we also desperately

972
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Speaker 6: need on a daily basis, and then more importantly, with

973
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Speaker 6: the division that comes when we're scattered as a people,

974
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Speaker 6: when they get us alone or separated, we're defenseless, we

975
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Speaker 6: are vulnerable, and there is music that is themed to

976
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Speaker 6: unifying us that we are better together, and that is

977
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Speaker 6: I will not be afraid when we're together immunity. There's

978
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Speaker 6: nothing other than the Reverend of God that we should

979
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Speaker 6: be fearful of.

980
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Speaker 8: Well, Brian, thank you so much for your time today.

981
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Speaker 8: I think it's been wonderful to speak with you, to

982
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Speaker 8: know your heart, to know how you were led through

983
00:49:42,120 --> 00:49:45,239
Speaker 8: ministry to this particular project. This is all part of

984
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Speaker 8: our great partnership with Angel Studios too. So all you

985
00:49:47,680 --> 00:49:49,279
Speaker 8: need to do for those who are watching to join

986
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Speaker 8: the guild and be able to get two free tickets

987
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Speaker 8: to this amazing movie and to see all the other

988
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Speaker 8: great content Angel has is to go to Angel dot

989
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Speaker 8: com slash raft and that's where you can go to sign.

990
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Speaker 9: Up for the Guild.

991
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Speaker 8: You'll get those two tickets to see David, which really

992
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Speaker 8: he says in theaters today, Brian, thank you so much

993
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Speaker 8: for being with me and with us all us today

994
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Speaker 8: and God bless you, and God bless this wonderful animated film.

995
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Speaker 6: Thank you guys, God bless you, God bless you.

996
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Speaker 8: And now we want to welcome up one of our

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Speaker 8: hosts from our weekend programming, the great Lance wal Now, Lance, come.

998
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Speaker 9: On up, you even began for Lance long. Now, come on,

999
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Speaker 9: thank you.

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Speaker 2: Thank you for the seven friends of mine that I

1001
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Speaker 2: have here.

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Speaker 9: Lance.

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Speaker 8: If you would just briefly you know, we're here at

1004
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Speaker 8: Turning Point, USA's anfest without Charlie. It's been difficult, but

1005
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Speaker 8: it's also a moment for hope for revival. What have

1006
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Speaker 8: you seen thus far just since being here in terms

1007
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Speaker 8: of what revival can do even within this room this weekend, Well.

1008
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Speaker 19: You have to stop and realize the number of Christians

1009
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Speaker 19: that are actually the backbone of this populist movement.

1010
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Speaker 12: Cause.

1011
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Speaker 19: Steve Mannon, we all talk about the populist movement, Let's

1012
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Speaker 19: understand something. The catalytic spine of that movement is the

1013
00:51:01,840 --> 00:51:06,000
Speaker 19: sudden engagement of evangelicals and pro life Catholics because of

1014
00:51:06,040 --> 00:51:09,319
Speaker 19: the apocalyptic threat of Hillary Clinton and the risk they

1015
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Speaker 19: took with Donald Trump. But Donald Trump became an endearing

1016
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Speaker 19: mythical figure to them because I help them to see

1017
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Speaker 19: him as a modern day Cyrus. And I kind of

1018
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Speaker 19: predicted in books in twenty fifteen and sixteen, this candidate

1019
00:51:24,560 --> 00:51:27,440
Speaker 19: is an outsider. He's not an evengel. He's not a

1020
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Speaker 19: Huckabee's that a Ted Cruz's that a Ben Carson. He's

1021
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Speaker 19: out of Marco Rubio. He's he's a heathen from Queens

1022
00:51:34,880 --> 00:51:38,640
Speaker 19: that God has anointed. And so I said, this guy,

1023
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Speaker 19: this guy is like Samson. He has a questionable background

1024
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Speaker 19: with Philistine babes, but he will kill Philistines and he

1025
00:51:48,400 --> 00:51:50,400
Speaker 19: will slaughter them at the gates.

1026
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Speaker 2: He'll do what Christians won't do.

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Speaker 19: And what's fascinating about him ever since then he gets

1028
00:51:55,920 --> 00:51:58,800
Speaker 19: to be the most pro Christian president we've ever had,

1029
00:51:59,480 --> 00:52:03,360
Speaker 19: and knowing can accuse him of confusing religion with his

1030
00:52:03,480 --> 00:52:06,600
Speaker 19: office because his enemies don't even think he's a Christian,

1031
00:52:07,040 --> 00:52:07,799
Speaker 19: so they don't know.

1032
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Speaker 2: What to do with him.

1033
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Speaker 19: He's like a perfect instrument of providence.

1034
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Speaker 2: What Charlie did. That is indispensable.

1035
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Speaker 19: It's Charlie teamed up with Trump as an outsider, and

1036
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Speaker 19: he said, as a young Christian, I'm going after youth.

1037
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Speaker 2: I'm going to go after young men that don't have

1038
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Speaker 2: a voice. I'm gonna go.

1039
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Speaker 19: After I do seven Mountain teaching. I'm gonna go after

1040
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Speaker 19: the education system. And when I do it, I'm gonna

1041
00:52:31,239 --> 00:52:33,759
Speaker 19: go and debate them. And that's going to go on

1042
00:52:33,840 --> 00:52:37,600
Speaker 19: to media. He hit the media mountain and the education mountain.

1043
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Speaker 19: He said, I'm going to convert it to political agency

1044
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Speaker 19: to move him into the White House. So he hit government,

1045
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Speaker 19: he hit media, he hit education. I know that because

1046
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Speaker 19: he hit the business guys like me to fund his vision,

1047
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Speaker 19: and so he hit business people. And by the end

1048
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Speaker 19: of the day, what we have with Charlie Kirk is

1049
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Speaker 19: the first fruits of a new Christian era. You heard

1050
00:53:01,560 --> 00:53:04,239
Speaker 19: it with the segment you just did with Medium. You're

1051
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Speaker 19: you're seeing it now. Everyone came out of the closet.

1052
00:53:08,080 --> 00:53:11,040
Speaker 19: All the oddities on the left came out, flaming out

1053
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Speaker 19: of the now the flaming.

1054
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Speaker 2: Christians are out of the closet. It's no longer controversial.

1055
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Speaker 19: You can make fun of me for being a Pentecostal.

1056
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Speaker 2: That's what I am.

1057
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Speaker 19: I'm an educated, literate, successful Pentecostal that scares the daylights up.

1058
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Speaker 19: The fact that I'm part Jewish really confuses of it.

1059
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Speaker 19: So what we've got to do is we gotta see

1060
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Speaker 19: Charlie pioneered an awakening movement, but we can't lose the

1061
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Speaker 19: secret Sauce. It's the fact that he went into the system,

1062
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Speaker 19: he didn't go out of the system.

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Speaker 9: It's incredible.

1064
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Speaker 5: We actually got about twenty seconds.

1065
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Speaker 9: Brian, you would put a cap on that pay quickly.

1066
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Speaker 2: Twenty seconds left. How can people watch the show keep

1067
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Speaker 2: up with you? I love that kind of a question.

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Speaker 19: Go to Lancewalla dot com w A L L naupo

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Speaker 19: dot com, Forward slash