April 12, 2026 • 44 mins
*Shout-out to the United States Military....amazing feats accomplished
*The wealthy pay their share of taxes and them some....the top 1% of earners pay over 40% of all federal individual income taxes
*Elon Musk's new premier aerospace venture, Space X merge with xAI, will make Elon a trillionaire
*Over 3 billion people in the world do not have access to affordable internet....How Elon Musk and his companies, SpaceX and Starlink, are helping
*People who build companies that help other people and fill a need deserve the wealth they generate from that! Capitalism is what built America and built amazing life-changing servies and products like Amazon and the iPhone....bettering the human experience!
*In many Islamic and Muslim traditions, dogs are generally viewed as impure which leads to restrictions on keeping them as household pets.
*The wealthy pay their share of taxes and them some....the top 1% of earners pay over 40% of all federal individual income taxes
*Elon Musk's new premier aerospace venture, Space X merge with xAI, will make Elon a trillionaire
*Over 3 billion people in the world do not have access to affordable internet....How Elon Musk and his companies, SpaceX and Starlink, are helping
*People who build companies that help other people and fill a need deserve the wealth they generate from that! Capitalism is what built America and built amazing life-changing servies and products like Amazon and the iPhone....bettering the human experience!
*In many Islamic and Muslim traditions, dogs are generally viewed as impure which leads to restrictions on keeping them as household pets.
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough. For all of your automotive
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Speaker 2 (00:30):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (00:33):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
wonderful start to uh spring. Finally got some warm weather
that's sticking around. Hopefully no more that cold for at
least another six or seven eight months. It uh it's
rough on me. I hate it. I uh don't know
what to do with myself. Anyways. With that said, here's
(00:58):
a news flash. The States military or some bad son
of a guns and they absolutely people. I saw the
article the other day after that pilot got rescued after
being shot down, and man, what a lucky shot. We
have flown over fifteen thousand sorties which are missions so
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far alongside Israel, and they have enemy fire has gotten
two of our of our planes, the F fifteen and
then the A ten Warthog that they also got. That's
with fifteen thousand planes flying over Iran and them trying
to do what they can to shoot us down. So
but then we get this guy that gets that gets
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shot down, he ejects, apparently he got knocked out, he
had a concussion, and for a little while didn't know
where he was. And we absolutely did everything humanly possible
to rescue that man. And it's why I've said this before.
It's what separates the United States military from every other
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military on earth. It is a one hundred percent volunteer military.
These people sign up for it because they want to
do what's right for their country, and they want to protect,
and they want to serve, and they want to they
have a purpose, as opposed to being conscripted in just
to go. I guarantee you the three hundred and twenty
five thousand Russian guys that died so far in the
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war with Ukraine, they didn't do it because they wanted to.
They weren't there fighting for the motherland. They were there
because they had They were either gonna get shot by
Putin's army or they were gonna get shot by the
Ukrainian army. For us, that pilot is will. Every one
of our pilots, every one of our military people, are
willing to do whatever they have to because they know
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that we will move heaven and earth to get them back.
But whoever that leaker was that actually put it out
there in the press that there was a second pilot
that we'd already rescued the first one and then there
was a second pilot that was still out there should
be prosecuted. And hey, look, I'm just gonna my own beliefs.
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It should be the ultimate penalty, because that is traitorious.
You are putting a person's life in danger for what
and you're doing it in You're doing it in spite
of the United States, the country that's giving you all
of these freedoms, the country that is doing all of
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the things that are necessary for people to want to
move here. You're doing that, and now you're trying to
get an American killed. And if anybody continues to say
that we are not better off now than we were
when he started the war, you're wrong. A nuclear armed Iran,
as has been said by every president since the Mulus
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took over in nineteen seventy nine, your power Iran is
a non starter. They were going to blow up Israel
with a nuclear bomb the moment they got it, or
they would hold everybody hostage, which is exactly.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
What they're doing.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
It's amazing to me, though, that most of the people
over in Europe have no idea that they don't They
can't comprehend that we were willing to blow up three
hundred million dollars with the planes to go save one man.
His life was worth that. But I found a tweet
from a guy that happens to be in UH lives
over in Europe, and it's a little long, but I'm
going to try to get through it pretty quick here,
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and it tells the difference between the United States and
the rest of the world. Having lived in the USA
for nearly two years, I've realized something. The USA and
the remainder of the Western world are no longer aligned.
We all laugh and mock when the Americans say freedom,
because we truly think we're as free as they are. Wrong.
We're not not even close. The laws, the mindset, and
the behavior is totally different in this regard. Most of all,
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the governments are totally different. The USA is convictions around
core itoms are on a scale we do not share. Meanwhile,
Donald Trump wins the popular vote, the electoral college of
the House and the Senate, a man who in every
other Western country is held in open derision, if not contempt.
For these and other reasons, we are not the same.
If the world turns bad, which will happen, it's only
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a question of time, then the whole West without America
is toast. So you may ask, if you're not very
aligned ideologically, then it must be that we bring something
to the party militarily. Well, no, actually we don't matter
that much militarily. The USA has about four hundred and
seventy ships in its navy, including eleven aircraft carriers, sixty
nine submarines, seventy five destroyers, plus one hundred and ten
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new ships in the pipeline. Australia has about thirty, including
three destroyers, seven frigates and seven outdated submarines. UK has
a little better, with about sixty. Meanwhile, the US has
over fourteen thousand military aircraft, a staggering number. Australia has
two hundred and fifty two military aircraft, the UK has
five hundred and fifty six. The US Army has just
shy of a million uniform personnel in its military. Australia
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has about forty five thousand. The USA spends three point
four percent, or almost a trillion dollars of GDP on defense.
Australia spends two percent, which is thirty six billion. The
US spends as much as the next fifteen largest military
spending countries, including China combined. The USA has a fighting culture.
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The men shoot things a lot and hunt things. The
veterans get favored, and everything from parking spots to boarding planes,
a uniform young man is thanked in the street a
dozen times a day. So it goes on to talk
about the difference between the US and the rest of
the West. And I'm going to tell you the French
are the most. I love France. I love the country.
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I love the food. I mean, it is an absolute
gorgeous country. Their food is to die for. But they
are some lily livered people running that There are some
lily livered people running that country that will literally vote
with Russia and China to block a resolution about opening
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the Strait of Horn Moves. And then after the ceasefire
is brought to bear, they come out there and say, Okay,
now we're going to form a Coalition to open the
strait again. Well, the hard part's done. You guys didn't
want anything to do with us. We're supposed to be allies.
We're supposed we saved you from being taken over by
Germany and World War two. And the way you repay
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us is look down on your nose at us and
act like you're snobbish and that we're not good enough
for you. But if something happened and Putin started rolling
tanks through, you'd be begging us to come over there
and fight for you. You'd be begging us men, us
soldiers to come put their life on the line to
save you again. And unfortunately we probably would, because that's
the nature of the beast. We do what we're supposed
to do. The rest of the countries don't. That's including NATO.
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Speaker 1 (08:09):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
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Speaker 2 (08:30):
Here's your host, Bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (08:34):
All right, welcome back, everybody, sincerely, appreciate everybody that tunes
in and listens. I'm not sure why you listen, but
I appreciate it. So a couple of weeks ago I
had I talked about billionaires. I talked about the fact
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that that they have given so much to society and
to be shunned and stunted. And I still cannot, for
the life of me, I can't fathom the idea of
how you say tax the rich more. The rich need
to pay their fair share. I've gone through these statistics
one hundred times, but the top five percent of income
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earners in the United States of America pays something like
sixty percent of all the income taxes. Not to mention
that they're paying the higher property taxes because their houses
are valued at a lot more than a normal house.
They're paying an enormous amount of sales tax because they
buy big items that get taxed with a lot of taxes.
When you go down the line and think about all
of the taxes that rich people actually pay. You'd be
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stunned to know what percentage of their income is being taxed.
And all of these red state or blue states that
are out there that continue to try to say we
got to tax the rich, tax the rich. They leave.
They're smart enough to know I don't have to do this.
They can move to Tennessee, they can move to Florida,
they can move to Texas and not have to pay
all those taxes. But when you pay those taxes, you know, look,
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years ago, I really loved New York City. New York
City was a great city, great food, great culture. Enjoyed it.
But when you're paying thirteen percent of your income tax
and you make a million dollars a year, and you're
paying a city or state income tax of one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars, and your quality of life sucks
because you still can't get on the subway, You still
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have people doing drugs in open air drug dens on
the road. You still have people walking up and down panhandling.
You can smell the smell of pot everywhere you go.
There is no law in order. What are you getting
for your money. It's one thing if you're getting a
quality of life that you're paying for, but it's another
to have that quality of life completely degraded while you're
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still paying inordinate amounts of taxes. You don't have that problem,
that crime problem. The state of Florida is twenty eighth
in the murder list or in numbers of murders committed.
They're the third most populous state, so by just averages,
if they're the third most popular state, they should have
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the third highest level of murder. But they don't because
they put people in jail, because they don't let the
criminals go free to do it again. They got off
on a rant there for a second. I'm talking about billionaires,
and there's a reason for it. So all of us
know what SpaceX is. If you don't know what SpaceX is,
go look it up. Elon Musk started another company. SpaceX
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is due to go public in about sometime in June.
I think they said they filed the paperwork. It was
supposedly filed in secret, but it's not a very good secret.
It's going to make Elon Musk when the SpaceX is
currently valued at one point five trillion dollars Elon Musk
owns an inordinate amount of that company. He started it,
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He founded it. That's the way it works. It's going
to make Elon Musk a trillionaire, and they are going
to be people all over the world, well all over
the United States at least, screaming, nobody should have that
much money. Nobody should have that much money. Oh my god,
he shouldn't have that much money. So what he should
do is give it all to the government so they
can go give it to people and make sure there's
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no fraud in it. The stupidity of that argument makes
no sense to me. Do you really think the government
where we have found fraud after fraud after fard billions
and billions of dollars in fraud. There's estimates out there
that the the thirty seven trillion dollars in budget deficit
that we currently have or debt that we currently have
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is inflated by as much as ten trillion dollars over
the lifetime of the programs of fraud. That's you think
that they're going to manage it better. The government can't
manage anything, well nothing, But that's not the point. The
point is he's okay, so he's worth a trillion dollars.
What is he giving back to society to be worth
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that much money? To be worth you didn't just materialize
it out of thin air. He earned it by doing
something that gave back to humanity. And SpaceX has the
potential to change everything that we do everything. So let
me put it in perspective the U SpaceX. So let
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me make sure I get this right. I want to
all right, there it is. He's talking about how satellites
by launching satellites, and he's launched a bunch of them
now and they've got they've got the cost of launching
these satellites waged way, way down, way cheaper than it
was with NASA because they have reusable rockets that nobody
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ever thought that was possible, but Elon Musk did, and
he got his engineers working on it and found a
way to make the impossible possible. Let me also say
that in nineteen oh three, the New York Times put
a headline out that said, manned flight will not be,
will not be. We will not be capable of flying
for at least a million years. It was only eight
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days later that the Wright brothers had powered flight in Kittyhawk.
So they tell you the experts know what they're talking about.
But the experts are absolutely out of their mind to
have no clue what they're talking about. People like Elon Musk,
who dream and can dream big and have the ability
to put those dreams into action, those are the people
that change the world. So here's what it says. Someone
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asked Grok to simplify what Elon was talking about when
he was talking about AI powered satellites, and so here's
what it says from Groc. Elon Musk is talking about
putting super smart AI computers on satellites in space. They'd
run on solar power, zap data back to Earth super fast,
and grow way bigger than anything on land because space
has endless energy. Eventually, we'd build factors factories on the
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Moon to make more, launching them with giant electromagnetics slingshots.
It could make AI insanely powerful, like leveling up humanity
to Sci fi status, measuring success in energy and materials
instead of money. If you think, right now, there are
about eight billion people on the planet. We take it
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for granted in the United States of America that getting
online is pretty easy, the access to information is pretty easy,
but did you know that there are three billion people
in the world who have no access to Internet? They
live in areas that are too remote to get it.
SpaceX well, because they're going to incorporate Starlink, which is
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his way of communicating through satellites for Internet, it's going
to be able to give access to the other three
billion people on the planet who currently have no access
to Internet, give them access to Internet and the same
information that we have. How does that change humanity? And
who else is doing it? And if he did it,
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and if he's capable of doing these things that have
better society to the degree, why is he not worth
whatever comes his way? How is it taking away from
anybody if he gets rich. Did anybody that's listening to
me or anybody else ever think for a second Elon
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took my money without giving you something back. It's no
different than Jeff Bezos or Steve Jobs. You walk in,
you buy an iPhone, there's a profit built into that iPhone.
You were willing to exchange the amount of cash you
had for that product that you wanted badly enough to
exchange the money. Nobody took it from you. And so
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what you're asking when you keep talking about taxing the rich,
is you want to tax somebody for products that they
have put out into the market that people have chosen
to buy, and now you want to confiscate their money
because they found a way to earn it. And what
do you want to do with it? Because if you
think that you could take that trillion dollars that Elon
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Musk is worth, take one hundred percent of it away
from him, it doesn't funder the United States government for
about three months and it's gone. But what contributions he's
left behind between SpaceX, Tesla, PayPal, the boring company currently
working right now to build a loop here in Nashville
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to from the airport to downtown Starlink, all of these
companies that Elon Musk has founded has been a part
of have bettered society and moved us forward in ways
most of us could never comprehend. And yet you're somehow
mad at all of those people, whether it's Jeff Bezos,
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whether it's I don't care how big his boat is,
if he earned the boat because he brought a product
that everybody wanted. Great for him. It changed the world.
Amazon changed the way we shop, It changed the way
we buy things, Elon Musk has done that in several,
many different ways by coming up with products that change
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society as a whole, change the world. And I don't
know how that can be a bad thing. I don't
know how anybody can see that as a bad thing.
You can see it as a bad thing while you're
using all the products and going, yeah, I really like this.
I really like the fact that I can get Internet
now whenever I want and wherever I want. I really
like the fact that AI is moving things ahead and
I have the opportunity to use it. But I don't
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think anybody should get paid for that makes no sense
to me. I hope he's worth two trillion dollars, and
I hope he absolutely gets more enjoyment out of it
than anybody should because he's earned it, and that goes
along for every other person out there that has earned
that kind of money. Good for you, all right, This
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With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
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really inside. This is bow No's Cars, brought to you
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zero seven five or online Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphresboro
(19:30):
dot com.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (19:34):
All right, welcome back everybody. So hi, Letitia James is
back in the news. The Bill Pulti, who was the
founder of Pulti Holmes, is now the housing director. I
can't remember the exact hud. Maybe I don't know, but
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he has uh made an the referral about Letitia Jones
because she she's the attorney general in the state of
New York that went after Trump and had all these
trumped up charges on him and now she has essentially
committed mortgage fraud but nobody wanted to do anything about it.
But now he's going after her for insurance fraud because
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she lied on some insurance things. And the left is
in an uproar. It's all political. Trump's just going after
his enemies and blah blah blah blah blah. And I say, yeah, okay,
that's what's happening. You guys did that to me for
four years. For four years, you did everything you could
to destroy my life everything, and not one person left
or right could ever understand what that did to that
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man and his family for what because you don't believe
the same things Politically. It's absolutely sickening to me. But
he may be doing that. He may be going after
people and trying to settle some scores. Whether that's with
Jack Smith, whether it's with Eric Swalwell, whether it's with
Letitia James, whether it's I said Jones, a minna goes
Leticia James, whether it's with whoever right, I don't know.
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But what I know is the Biden White House was
one of the most corrupt white houses. They want to
talk about degrading the White House and other Mania Trump
is one of the classiest women you'll ever see. She
speaks five languages, she's brilliant, she's sweet, she's kind, she's
a great mother. She does everything. But you'll trash her anyways. Well, meanwhile,
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Hunter Biden or somebody can leave a bag of coke
in the White House and it just kind of goes away.
But there were four stories here recently that I read
that just absolutely, I'm gonna just give them to you.
One records prove Biden's DOJ ordered mar A Lago raid
over FBI objections. So in the August eighth, twenty twenty
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two raid on Donald Trump's mar Lago, most of the
FBI agents that were part of it had serious reservations
about the legality of actually raiding his house like that.
They didn't care. The Biden DOJ with Mary Garland didn't care.
So here's what it says, because Biden said he never
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had anything to do with it, right, he says on
May tenth, twenty twenty two, email shows coordination between the FBI,
the DOJ, and Biden's White House counsel's office. This wasn't
the DOJ operating independently. The Biden White House was in
the loop. So to boil this down to assessence, the
FBI was there, said there was no probable cause to
raid Mora Algo. The Biden White House and the DOJ
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fought back against this assessment, then went ahead with the
raid anyway. So you lied about whether or not you
had any knowledge of the raid. You lied about whether
you were in the loop about it, because you absolutely
were in the loop. We've got the emails to prove it,
all right, here's the next one. Newly released CIA docs
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show the Biden administration declared war on motherhood. So the
Biden administration, let me just read the tweets to you
because it's easier. Newly released CIA documents reveal the Biden
administration had identified motherhood and homemaking as indicators of white
racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism or rim VE. So apparently,
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if your mom and you take care of your home
and you know you're white and you're racist, and you're
a violent extremist, right, So the intelligence assessment reveals the
top to bottom bias its Biden CIA, an agency with
critical intelligence responsibilities, was spending its resources targeting women promoting motherhood.
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Here was one of the things from Biden CIA. Female
members abroad have been emerging as prominent players in the
transnational white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism movement, spanning
traditional motherhood focused roles aimed at advancing white rimv egals.
The Trump administration recently retracted a twenty twenty one intelligence
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assessment titled Women advancing White racially and Ethnically motivated violent extremism, radicalization,
and recruitment. Those were all in quotes. The now retracted
CIA intelligence assessment defines white ram ve sympathetic actors as
those who may not openly advocate violence, but instead amplify
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narratives about perceived threats from multiculturalism and globalization. That's who
you're going after. That's what the CIA is spending their
time on. Not China, not all the things that are
true problems in our society. But you're going to go
after mothers because they're why. We also know that they
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said that parents at PTA meetings and school board meetings
were domestic terrorists, So tells you who they were going after,
all right. So here's the third story NSA busted Ukraine
plot to route millions back to Biden campaign and the DNC.
You know, ten percent for the big guy. So here's
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the quote. This is from Just the News. US intelligence
intercepted Ukrainian government communications discussing a plot to route hundreds
of millions of American tax dollars earmarked for clean energy
in the war torn country and moved them to the
United States to enrich then President Joe Biden's twenty twenty
four re election campaign and the Democratic National Committee, According
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to a declassified intelligence report summarizing the intercepts that was
obtained by Just the News. Director of National Intelligence Tolcy
Gabbert recently learned of the intercepts and has asked the
US Agency for International Development officials to scour for records
to see if the plot actually was carried out and
whether a criminal referral should be made to the FBI.
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Gabbert's team has found has not found substantive evidence. The
intercepted agations were thoroughly investigated during the Biden administration, and
the communications are not believed to be tied to Russian
disinformation efforts. So you remember when they were talking about
how we had to keep funding Ukraine with billions of
dollars and nobody knew where there was or no controls
over how the money was being spent. I think I
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said it on this show at one point. Somebody's getting
some of that money. That money is making a circular
route back to people in the United States of America government,
the United States of America government, and it's making it
back into their somewhere in their accounts, and they do
it through shell companies. Through twenty seven different routing numbers.
They make it almost impossible to find. They know how
to launder money, and if you think they're not, you're
out of your mind. There are corrupt people doing corrupt
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things in our government. And I just read you three
stories about the Biden DOJ going ahead with a raid
on Laura Lago when they've said that, when the FBI
said there was no legal basis declaring war on motherhood,
when and saying that domestic terrorists were the people at
school board meetings, and then they're busted for having a
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plot at least, I don't know whether it ever got
carried out, but at least trying to figure out a
way to put some money back in the pockets and
of the DNC and the Biden family, the Biden cabal.
Here's the fourth one, and this one probably made me
as mad as any of them. Intel analysts hid the
fact that China interfered with the twenty twenty election. Analysts
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inside the US intelligence community sought to conceal evidence of
Chinese influence efforts from President Trump during the twenty twenty election,
with analysts saying they didn't want their intel used by
that vulgarian in the Oval Office to pursue policies towards
China they personally disagreed with. The revelation is found within
a January twenty twenty one report written and never before
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reported upon comments by analytic umbudsman Barry Zuloff, who conducted
a review of the spy community's handling of Russian versus
Chinese meddling efforts during the twenty election. Among his conclusions
was an intelligence analysts downplayed China's actions because they had
disdain for the Bulgarian Trump and did not want to
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support the policies and priorities of the Trump administration toward
China with which they personally disagree. So nobody believes the
deep state exists, right. The deep state doesn't exist because
there are not people in there actively working against our
best interests. If you believe that I got a bridge
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somewhere to sell you, there are people in our government
in whether it's in intelligence positions, whether it's in elected positions,
whether it's buried in some of these I mean, for
God's sakes, it was either Tulci Gabbard or Christinome was
walking through the Department of Homeland Security two months ago
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before she got fired and somehow found a room there
were people working in that nobody knew they'd been there,
and they've been working, and they found boxes and boxes
of stuff that they went where did all this stuff
come from? It was trying to be hidden from the
government that is being run. And if you think that's
not happening, when you have seven hundred thousand people working
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for the federal government, you lose sight of some of them.
It absolutely is amazing to me that people still stick
up for that Biden administration, knowing how corrupt they actually were.
We know for a fact that Hunter Biden got on
the board of Barisma because his dad was vice president.
He had no business being on the board of a
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major oil and gas company in Ukraine when he had
no experience whatsoever in gas or oil and didn't speak Ukrainian,
didn't have any way of negotiating leases with the Chinese
government to buy cobalt mines in Africa. It's absolutely amazing
to me. People will just shut their eyes and go Nana, no, no, Nana,
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I can't hear you, and listen to no facts whatsoever
about what actually was happening. It's almost like they're mesmerized.
It's almost like they're in some sort of trance that
they can't see what's happening right in front of them.
They can't see that the way to stop crime is
by putting people in jail. That there is no there
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is no other way. You separate the people who can't
be in civilized society from the people who can be
in civilized society. That's how you solve the problem. And
China is a problem. But right now China knows they
probably don't want to mess with us. They're looking at
these last two things we did between Venezuela and now
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Iran and going, yeah, we probably don't want to mess
with them right now. All right, this is Bonos Cars
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Speaker 3 (31:35):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I uh read an
article not too long ago from a where a lady
that worked in the Mandanni administration in New York City
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said something about how dogs are gross and they're dirty
and they shouldn't be allowed in your house. My wife
is an animal lover. And when I say an animal lover,
she's really truly an animal lover. She started a Facebook
group called twofers an If you guys ever want to
go join the Facebook group. She's got two hundred and
eighty five thousand members on her Facebook group now that
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she's the administon. She started it a few years ago
and it basically is all about animals, and people post
about their dogs and their cats, and I know some
snakes and whatever their other pets are. But it is
a community of people that is continuing to grow because
dog's man's best friend. Right Unfortunately, in Europe right now
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or in Britain, they the BBC especially is doing everything
they can to try to make it where dogs aren't
part of society anymore. Why do you think that is?
Tell you why it is. It's because in the Muslim religion,
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dogs are not clean. You're not supposed to have them.
They're supposed to be outside and only outside, and I
think cats are allowed, but it has been. That is
one small example of how the religion's clash. The difference
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to me is in Christianity and most Buddhism, Christianity, any
of the other religions, with the exception of the Muslim religion,
are all religions that basically are willing to get along,
to go along, and everybody can coexist. We can do it.
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You like dogs, great, we don't judge, have about it.
But unfortunately in the Muslim religion that doesn't work. There
was a Muslim in Britain that said, we're not we aren't.
This is a quote. We aren't here to coexist. We've
been sent here to dominate and wipe you out. I'm
starting to I'm starting to think it isn't a religion
of peace after all. It's me right. There was a
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an i'm mom in Michigan, Dearborn that said, quote, Islam
is supreme. Victory is to raise our youth and train
them to be giant killers. You know, you have to
take seriously when all of these i'm moms and or
emms and Islamists are out there saying every day that
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you have to be hostile to Christians and Jews and
that they are the enemy and that they have to
be wiped out. Those two kids that were Isis sympathizers
at the very least, that tried to blow up in
New York. They had the pipe bombs that they didn't
go off, Thank god nobody got hurt. But they were
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intentionally trying to kill people for their religion. Now, I
know that there used to be a lot of wars
fought over religions, but I'm finding it hard to find
any stories out there of Christians who were doing all
of the the the same things that a lot of
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the people that follow the Muslim religion do. Look, I
know some Muslims, and they are really nice people. I
think that that individually, there are a lot of them
that are incredibly good people. They're there, they take their
faith seriously, and I don't mind that. What I mind
is the fringe that's out there, just like the fringe
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on the left, or just like the fringe on the right,
that are out there that are making it hard for
everybody when they can and when they keep preaching about
the fact that they have to take over that they
have they that's the law of the land. That well,
here's Muhammed Hajib. He said, the reason why you have
to fight them is because they are Jews and Christians.
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You should fight them until they give you yisa. There
is no conceivability of peace between Muslims and non Muslims.
Islam is a warrior religion. It's about expansion and conquest. Look,
I know the Crusades happened. I know that through Europe
the Christians marched and they conquered and they did. That's
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the way it was five hundred years ago. In modern
civil society, we're not supposed to be having wars over religion,
especially in the United States, where freedom of religion and
freedom from the government imposing a religion is part of
our core tenants. It's in the First Amendment. We keep
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talking about how it coexists. But I have this feeling
that there are a significant number of people following a
specific faith that don't want to coexist. They they want
to conquer, they want to take over. They're saying it
out loud, They're saying, we have been sent here to
take over. And I don't think that we're paying enough
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attention to it, and unfortunately, one side of the political
aisle has developed a love affair with it. I really, truly,
I don't know if the craziest came out over the
last ten years or if something turned them crazy. I
don't know, but it seems really, really, really odd to
me that one political party is focused on helping criminals.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
Let me back up.
Speaker 3 (37:40):
I started to say this a few minutes ago in
the last segment. San Francisco is a absolutely known for
their poop maps, known for all of their other issues, right,
I'm changing gears for a second from this, known for
all of their other issues, open air, drug markets, serious crime,
all of those things. They had a liberal DA named
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Chesapadoun Badoon Badogne. I'll say his last name. I know
it's Chesham, and I know that he was backed by
George Soros, just like all of these other liberal das
that are out there on these other Larry Krasner in Philadelphia,
Leticia James in New York, all of these others that
are out there that were sponsored by the Open Society
George Soros, that were soft on crime, didn't won't prosecute
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people even after they've committed ten fifteen, twenty crimes. Are
you just waiting for them to kill somebody? Anyways, they
had a recall so Chesapadne was a serious leftist that
really truly would not prosecute criminals. It was so bad
that the people in San Francisco actually had a recall vote,
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and with a recall percentage of fifty five percent, they
got him out of there. After two years. They went, look,
this is this is going off the rails. We're literally
going to be a city in complete total death spiral
if we don't fix this. Conventions were canceling everything. Nobody
was wanting to go to San Francisco, and so they
recalled chesapitdoin and they put another da in there, who's
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a young lady who said she's going to prosecute criminals.
In the last year and a half, murders are down
like fifty five percent, carjackings and car break ins are
down like eighty three percent, and all of the other
crimes that are being committed, the so called lifestyle crimes
where somebody broke into your car. People were leaving their
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windows down on their cars in San Francisco and leaving
a note that said, there's nothing in my car to
steal Please don't break my windows. If that's what you're
reduced to, because the criminals can just run free, you're
going to have no society left after a while because
the criminals will can do whatever they want. They don't care.
They don't have the same mindset that you and I have.
They don't have the same triggers that say, look, there's
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right and there's wrong, and I'm not going to cross
that line. We have to open our eyes when it
comes to things like that and things that the left
is trying to promote, because it's going to get us
in trouble. We are going to end up having a
massive reset if we don't fix the problem now. And
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I'm saying that use common sense. We can't be for
the criminals. It has never no civilized society can exist
with criminals allowed to run free. Eventually they will take
over the fear that everybody has. If you knew that
there were killers among you every day and that they
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could get away with it if they did whatever they wanted,
how often would you go out of your house? And
eventually society crumbles. We are a society of laws, We
are a society of law abiding citizens. We are a
society of doing good over evil, and we have to
maintain that. And that means that we can have our dogs.
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That means that the females, the women in the country
aren't treated as second class citizens. That means we can't
just go stone them because they looked the wrong way
at another man. That means that we live by normal
Western values that happen to be based on Judeo Christian
And unfortunately, the left has fallen in love with defending
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all of the wrong things. You can defend Islam. I'm
good with that, I agree. But what you can't defend
is somebody saying they're willing to do whatever it takes,
including murdering people to get their way. That's not coexisting.
And if you don't want to coexist, then there's only
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one other reason why you came here. If you didn't
come here to coexist, you came here to take over.
There's no other way to look at it. I don't
know what the answer is. I don't I know that
I want the best for everybody out there, whoever it is.
I want everybody to be able to live their lives
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their own way and without fear or interference from governments,
without fear or interference from other people. I want people
to be able to enjoy the fruits of their labors
without it being confiscated by confiscatory policies that where you
just taxed people to death. I don't. I think that
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we all have the opportunity to do great things, but
we also get caught up in a lot of the
other hatred. How can you How can Donald Trump trigger
people so much that when he says the first order
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of business for the United States government is to take
care of American citizens over everybody else, and in an
entire half of the legislature can't say, yes, we believe
that we are not a world society. We are a
world of countries, all living under our own designed rules,
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whatever they were, but they're ours, and I would expect
that if I went to Japan, I would have to
obey their laws. When I travel, and I travel a lot,
I look up the local laws. I make sure the
customs that were following them, that we're not doing things
that would be allowed in the United States but aren't
allowed over there. I try to follow their laws because
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that's the right thing to do anyways. So I hope
everybody gets along. I hope everybody has a great weekend.
I hope everybody has a wonderful next week. I hope
everything gets good and hopefully we can end this crap
with Iran and we can all be safe and go
back to our normal lives. All right. This is Bonos
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Speaker 3 (00:33):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
wonderful start to uh spring. Finally got some warm weather
that's sticking around. Hopefully no more that cold for at
least another six or seven eight months. It uh it's
rough on me. I hate it. I uh don't know
what to do with myself. Anyways. With that said, here's
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a news flash. The States military or some bad son
of a guns and they absolutely people. I saw the
article the other day after that pilot got rescued after
being shot down, and man, what a lucky shot. We
have flown over fifteen thousand sorties which are missions so
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far alongside Israel, and they have enemy fire has gotten
two of our of our planes, the F fifteen and
then the A ten Warthog that they also got. That's
with fifteen thousand planes flying over Iran and them trying
to do what they can to shoot us down. So
but then we get this guy that gets that gets
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shot down, he ejects, apparently he got knocked out, he
had a concussion, and for a little while didn't know
where he was. And we absolutely did everything humanly possible
to rescue that man. And it's why I've said this before.
It's what separates the United States military from every other
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military on earth. It is a one hundred percent volunteer military.
These people sign up for it because they want to
do what's right for their country, and they want to protect,
and they want to serve, and they want to they
have a purpose, as opposed to being conscripted in just
to go. I guarantee you the three hundred and twenty
five thousand Russian guys that died so far in the
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war with Ukraine, they didn't do it because they wanted to.
They weren't there fighting for the motherland. They were there
because they had They were either gonna get shot by
Putin's army or they were gonna get shot by the
Ukrainian army. For us, that pilot is will. Every one
of our pilots, every one of our military people, are
willing to do whatever they have to because they know
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that we will move heaven and earth to get them back.
But whoever that leaker was that actually put it out
there in the press that there was a second pilot
that we'd already rescued the first one and then there
was a second pilot that was still out there should
be prosecuted. And hey, look, I'm just gonna my own beliefs.
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It should be the ultimate penalty, because that is traitorious.
You are putting a person's life in danger for what
and you're doing it in You're doing it in spite
of the United States, the country that's giving you all
of these freedoms, the country that is doing all of
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the things that are necessary for people to want to
move here. You're doing that, and now you're trying to
get an American killed. And if anybody continues to say
that we are not better off now than we were
when he started the war, you're wrong. A nuclear armed Iran,
as has been said by every president since the Mulus
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took over in nineteen seventy nine, your power Iran is
a non starter. They were going to blow up Israel
with a nuclear bomb the moment they got it, or
they would hold everybody hostage, which is exactly.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
What they're doing.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
It's amazing to me, though, that most of the people
over in Europe have no idea that they don't They
can't comprehend that we were willing to blow up three
hundred million dollars with the planes to go save one man.
His life was worth that. But I found a tweet
from a guy that happens to be in UH lives
over in Europe, and it's a little long, but I'm
going to try to get through it pretty quick here,
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and it tells the difference between the United States and
the rest of the world. Having lived in the USA
for nearly two years, I've realized something. The USA and
the remainder of the Western world are no longer aligned.
We all laugh and mock when the Americans say freedom,
because we truly think we're as free as they are. Wrong.
We're not not even close. The laws, the mindset, and
the behavior is totally different in this regard. Most of all,
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the governments are totally different. The USA is convictions around
core itoms are on a scale we do not share. Meanwhile,
Donald Trump wins the popular vote, the electoral college of
the House and the Senate, a man who in every
other Western country is held in open derision, if not contempt.
For these and other reasons, we are not the same.
If the world turns bad, which will happen, it's only
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a question of time, then the whole West without America
is toast. So you may ask, if you're not very
aligned ideologically, then it must be that we bring something
to the party militarily. Well, no, actually we don't matter
that much militarily. The USA has about four hundred and
seventy ships in its navy, including eleven aircraft carriers, sixty
nine submarines, seventy five destroyers, plus one hundred and ten
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new ships in the pipeline. Australia has about thirty, including
three destroyers, seven frigates and seven outdated submarines. UK has
a little better, with about sixty. Meanwhile, the US has
over fourteen thousand military aircraft, a staggering number. Australia has
two hundred and fifty two military aircraft, the UK has
five hundred and fifty six. The US Army has just
shy of a million uniform personnel in its military. Australia
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has about forty five thousand. The USA spends three point
four percent, or almost a trillion dollars of GDP on defense.
Australia spends two percent, which is thirty six billion. The
US spends as much as the next fifteen largest military
spending countries, including China combined. The USA has a fighting culture.
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The men shoot things a lot and hunt things. The
veterans get favored, and everything from parking spots to boarding planes,
a uniform young man is thanked in the street a
dozen times a day. So it goes on to talk
about the difference between the US and the rest of
the West. And I'm going to tell you the French
are the most. I love France. I love the country.
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I love the food. I mean, it is an absolute
gorgeous country. Their food is to die for. But they
are some lily livered people running that There are some
lily livered people running that country that will literally vote
with Russia and China to block a resolution about opening
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the Strait of Horn Moves. And then after the ceasefire
is brought to bear, they come out there and say, Okay,
now we're going to form a Coalition to open the
strait again. Well, the hard part's done. You guys didn't
want anything to do with us. We're supposed to be allies.
We're supposed we saved you from being taken over by
Germany and World War two. And the way you repay
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us is look down on your nose at us and
act like you're snobbish and that we're not good enough
for you. But if something happened and Putin started rolling
tanks through, you'd be begging us to come over there
and fight for you. You'd be begging us men, us
soldiers to come put their life on the line to
save you again. And unfortunately we probably would, because that's
the nature of the beast. We do what we're supposed
to do. The rest of the countries don't. That's including NATO.
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Speaker 3 (08:34):
All right, welcome back, everybody, sincerely, appreciate everybody that tunes
in and listens. I'm not sure why you listen, but
I appreciate it. So a couple of weeks ago I
had I talked about billionaires. I talked about the fact
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that that they have given so much to society and
to be shunned and stunted. And I still cannot, for
the life of me, I can't fathom the idea of
how you say tax the rich more. The rich need
to pay their fair share. I've gone through these statistics
one hundred times, but the top five percent of income
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earners in the United States of America pays something like
sixty percent of all the income taxes. Not to mention
that they're paying the higher property taxes because their houses
are valued at a lot more than a normal house.
They're paying an enormous amount of sales tax because they
buy big items that get taxed with a lot of taxes.
When you go down the line and think about all
of the taxes that rich people actually pay. You'd be
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stunned to know what percentage of their income is being taxed.
And all of these red state or blue states that
are out there that continue to try to say we
got to tax the rich, tax the rich. They leave.
They're smart enough to know I don't have to do this.
They can move to Tennessee, they can move to Florida,
they can move to Texas and not have to pay
all those taxes. But when you pay those taxes, you know, look,
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years ago, I really loved New York City. New York
City was a great city, great food, great culture. Enjoyed it.
But when you're paying thirteen percent of your income tax
and you make a million dollars a year, and you're
paying a city or state income tax of one hundred
and thirty thousand dollars, and your quality of life sucks
because you still can't get on the subway, You still
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have people doing drugs in open air drug dens on
the road. You still have people walking up and down panhandling.
You can smell the smell of pot everywhere you go.
There is no law in order. What are you getting
for your money. It's one thing if you're getting a
quality of life that you're paying for, but it's another
to have that quality of life completely degraded while you're
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still paying inordinate amounts of taxes. You don't have that problem,
that crime problem. The state of Florida is twenty eighth
in the murder list or in numbers of murders committed.
They're the third most populous state, so by just averages,
if they're the third most popular state, they should have
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the third highest level of murder. But they don't because
they put people in jail, because they don't let the
criminals go free to do it again. They got off
on a rant there for a second. I'm talking about billionaires,
and there's a reason for it. So all of us
know what SpaceX is. If you don't know what SpaceX is,
go look it up. Elon Musk started another company. SpaceX
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is due to go public in about sometime in June.
I think they said they filed the paperwork. It was
supposedly filed in secret, but it's not a very good secret.
It's going to make Elon Musk when the SpaceX is
currently valued at one point five trillion dollars Elon Musk
owns an inordinate amount of that company. He started it,
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He founded it. That's the way it works. It's going
to make Elon Musk a trillionaire, and they are going
to be people all over the world, well all over
the United States at least, screaming, nobody should have that
much money. Nobody should have that much money. Oh my god,
he shouldn't have that much money. So what he should
do is give it all to the government so they
can go give it to people and make sure there's
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no fraud in it. The stupidity of that argument makes
no sense to me. Do you really think the government
where we have found fraud after fraud after fard billions
and billions of dollars in fraud. There's estimates out there
that the the thirty seven trillion dollars in budget deficit
that we currently have or debt that we currently have
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is inflated by as much as ten trillion dollars over
the lifetime of the programs of fraud. That's you think
that they're going to manage it better. The government can't
manage anything, well nothing, But that's not the point. The
point is he's okay, so he's worth a trillion dollars.
What is he giving back to society to be worth
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that much money? To be worth you didn't just materialize
it out of thin air. He earned it by doing
something that gave back to humanity. And SpaceX has the
potential to change everything that we do everything. So let
me put it in perspective the U SpaceX. So let
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me make sure I get this right. I want to
all right, there it is. He's talking about how satellites
by launching satellites, and he's launched a bunch of them
now and they've got they've got the cost of launching
these satellites waged way, way down, way cheaper than it
was with NASA because they have reusable rockets that nobody
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ever thought that was possible, but Elon Musk did, and
he got his engineers working on it and found a
way to make the impossible possible. Let me also say
that in nineteen oh three, the New York Times put
a headline out that said, manned flight will not be,
will not be. We will not be capable of flying
for at least a million years. It was only eight
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days later that the Wright brothers had powered flight in Kittyhawk.
So they tell you the experts know what they're talking about.
But the experts are absolutely out of their mind to
have no clue what they're talking about. People like Elon Musk,
who dream and can dream big and have the ability
to put those dreams into action, those are the people
that change the world. So here's what it says. Someone
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asked Grok to simplify what Elon was talking about when
he was talking about AI powered satellites, and so here's
what it says from Groc. Elon Musk is talking about
putting super smart AI computers on satellites in space. They'd
run on solar power, zap data back to Earth super fast,
and grow way bigger than anything on land because space
has endless energy. Eventually, we'd build factors factories on the
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Moon to make more, launching them with giant electromagnetics slingshots.
It could make AI insanely powerful, like leveling up humanity
to Sci fi status, measuring success in energy and materials
instead of money. If you think, right now, there are
about eight billion people on the planet. We take it
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for granted in the United States of America that getting
online is pretty easy, the access to information is pretty easy,
but did you know that there are three billion people
in the world who have no access to Internet? They
live in areas that are too remote to get it.
SpaceX well, because they're going to incorporate Starlink, which is
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his way of communicating through satellites for Internet, it's going
to be able to give access to the other three
billion people on the planet who currently have no access
to Internet, give them access to Internet and the same
information that we have. How does that change humanity? And
who else is doing it? And if he did it,
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and if he's capable of doing these things that have
better society to the degree, why is he not worth
whatever comes his way? How is it taking away from
anybody if he gets rich. Did anybody that's listening to
me or anybody else ever think for a second Elon
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took my money without giving you something back. It's no
different than Jeff Bezos or Steve Jobs. You walk in,
you buy an iPhone, there's a profit built into that iPhone.
You were willing to exchange the amount of cash you
had for that product that you wanted badly enough to
exchange the money. Nobody took it from you. And so
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what you're asking when you keep talking about taxing the rich,
is you want to tax somebody for products that they
have put out into the market that people have chosen
to buy, and now you want to confiscate their money
because they found a way to earn it. And what
do you want to do with it? Because if you
think that you could take that trillion dollars that Elon
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Musk is worth, take one hundred percent of it away
from him, it doesn't funder the United States government for
about three months and it's gone. But what contributions he's
left behind between SpaceX, Tesla, PayPal, the boring company currently
working right now to build a loop here in Nashville
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to from the airport to downtown Starlink, all of these
companies that Elon Musk has founded has been a part
of have bettered society and moved us forward in ways
most of us could never comprehend. And yet you're somehow
mad at all of those people, whether it's Jeff Bezos,
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whether it's I don't care how big his boat is,
if he earned the boat because he brought a product
that everybody wanted. Great for him. It changed the world.
Amazon changed the way we shop, It changed the way
we buy things, Elon Musk has done that in several,
many different ways by coming up with products that change
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society as a whole, change the world. And I don't
know how that can be a bad thing. I don't
know how anybody can see that as a bad thing.
You can see it as a bad thing while you're
using all the products and going, yeah, I really like this.
I really like the fact that I can get Internet
now whenever I want and wherever I want. I really
like the fact that AI is moving things ahead and
I have the opportunity to use it. But I don't
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think anybody should get paid for that makes no sense
to me. I hope he's worth two trillion dollars, and
I hope he absolutely gets more enjoyment out of it
than anybody should because he's earned it, and that goes
along for every other person out there that has earned
that kind of money. Good for you, all right, This
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Speaker 3 (19:34):
All right, welcome back everybody. So hi, Letitia James is
back in the news. The Bill Pulti, who was the
founder of Pulti Holmes, is now the housing director. I
can't remember the exact hud. Maybe I don't know, but
(19:58):
he has uh made an the referral about Letitia Jones
because she she's the attorney general in the state of
New York that went after Trump and had all these
trumped up charges on him and now she has essentially
committed mortgage fraud but nobody wanted to do anything about it.
But now he's going after her for insurance fraud because
(20:19):
she lied on some insurance things. And the left is
in an uproar. It's all political. Trump's just going after
his enemies and blah blah blah blah blah. And I say, yeah, okay,
that's what's happening. You guys did that to me for
four years. For four years, you did everything you could
to destroy my life everything, and not one person left
or right could ever understand what that did to that
(20:41):
man and his family for what because you don't believe
the same things Politically. It's absolutely sickening to me. But
he may be doing that. He may be going after
people and trying to settle some scores. Whether that's with
Jack Smith, whether it's with Eric Swalwell, whether it's with
Letitia James, whether it's I said Jones, a minna goes
Leticia James, whether it's with whoever right, I don't know.
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But what I know is the Biden White House was
one of the most corrupt white houses. They want to
talk about degrading the White House and other Mania Trump
is one of the classiest women you'll ever see. She
speaks five languages, she's brilliant, she's sweet, she's kind, she's
a great mother. She does everything. But you'll trash her anyways. Well, meanwhile,
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Hunter Biden or somebody can leave a bag of coke
in the White House and it just kind of goes away.
But there were four stories here recently that I read
that just absolutely, I'm gonna just give them to you.
One records prove Biden's DOJ ordered mar A Lago raid
over FBI objections. So in the August eighth, twenty twenty
(21:54):
two raid on Donald Trump's mar Lago, most of the
FBI agents that were part of it had serious reservations
about the legality of actually raiding his house like that.
They didn't care. The Biden DOJ with Mary Garland didn't care.
So here's what it says, because Biden said he never
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had anything to do with it, right, he says on
May tenth, twenty twenty two, email shows coordination between the FBI,
the DOJ, and Biden's White House counsel's office. This wasn't
the DOJ operating independently. The Biden White House was in
the loop. So to boil this down to assessence, the
FBI was there, said there was no probable cause to
raid Mora Algo. The Biden White House and the DOJ
(22:36):
fought back against this assessment, then went ahead with the
raid anyway. So you lied about whether or not you
had any knowledge of the raid. You lied about whether
you were in the loop about it, because you absolutely
were in the loop. We've got the emails to prove it,
all right, here's the next one. Newly released CIA docs
(22:56):
show the Biden administration declared war on motherhood. So the
Biden administration, let me just read the tweets to you
because it's easier. Newly released CIA documents reveal the Biden
administration had identified motherhood and homemaking as indicators of white
racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism or rim VE. So apparently,
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if your mom and you take care of your home
and you know you're white and you're racist, and you're
a violent extremist, right, So the intelligence assessment reveals the
top to bottom bias its Biden CIA, an agency with
critical intelligence responsibilities, was spending its resources targeting women promoting motherhood.
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Here was one of the things from Biden CIA. Female
members abroad have been emerging as prominent players in the
transnational white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism movement, spanning
traditional motherhood focused roles aimed at advancing white rimv egals.
The Trump administration recently retracted a twenty twenty one intelligence
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assessment titled Women advancing White racially and Ethnically motivated violent extremism, radicalization,
and recruitment. Those were all in quotes. The now retracted
CIA intelligence assessment defines white ram ve sympathetic actors as
those who may not openly advocate violence, but instead amplify
(24:26):
narratives about perceived threats from multiculturalism and globalization. That's who
you're going after. That's what the CIA is spending their
time on. Not China, not all the things that are
true problems in our society. But you're going to go
after mothers because they're why. We also know that they
(24:51):
said that parents at PTA meetings and school board meetings
were domestic terrorists, So tells you who they were going after,
all right. So here's the third story NSA busted Ukraine
plot to route millions back to Biden campaign and the DNC.
You know, ten percent for the big guy. So here's
(25:11):
the quote. This is from Just the News. US intelligence
intercepted Ukrainian government communications discussing a plot to route hundreds
of millions of American tax dollars earmarked for clean energy
in the war torn country and moved them to the
United States to enrich then President Joe Biden's twenty twenty
four re election campaign and the Democratic National Committee, According
(25:33):
to a declassified intelligence report summarizing the intercepts that was
obtained by Just the News. Director of National Intelligence Tolcy
Gabbert recently learned of the intercepts and has asked the
US Agency for International Development officials to scour for records
to see if the plot actually was carried out and
whether a criminal referral should be made to the FBI.
(25:54):
Gabbert's team has found has not found substantive evidence. The
intercepted agations were thoroughly investigated during the Biden administration, and
the communications are not believed to be tied to Russian
disinformation efforts. So you remember when they were talking about
how we had to keep funding Ukraine with billions of
dollars and nobody knew where there was or no controls
over how the money was being spent. I think I
(26:16):
said it on this show at one point. Somebody's getting
some of that money. That money is making a circular
route back to people in the United States of America government,
the United States of America government, and it's making it
back into their somewhere in their accounts, and they do
it through shell companies. Through twenty seven different routing numbers.
They make it almost impossible to find. They know how
to launder money, and if you think they're not, you're
out of your mind. There are corrupt people doing corrupt
(26:40):
things in our government. And I just read you three
stories about the Biden DOJ going ahead with a raid
on Laura Lago when they've said that, when the FBI
said there was no legal basis declaring war on motherhood,
when and saying that domestic terrorists were the people at
school board meetings, and then they're busted for having a
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plot at least, I don't know whether it ever got
carried out, but at least trying to figure out a
way to put some money back in the pockets and
of the DNC and the Biden family, the Biden cabal.
Here's the fourth one, and this one probably made me
as mad as any of them. Intel analysts hid the
fact that China interfered with the twenty twenty election. Analysts
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inside the US intelligence community sought to conceal evidence of
Chinese influence efforts from President Trump during the twenty twenty election,
with analysts saying they didn't want their intel used by
that vulgarian in the Oval Office to pursue policies towards
China they personally disagreed with. The revelation is found within
a January twenty twenty one report written and never before
(27:49):
reported upon comments by analytic umbudsman Barry Zuloff, who conducted
a review of the spy community's handling of Russian versus
Chinese meddling efforts during the twenty election. Among his conclusions
was an intelligence analysts downplayed China's actions because they had
disdain for the Bulgarian Trump and did not want to
(28:10):
support the policies and priorities of the Trump administration toward
China with which they personally disagree. So nobody believes the
deep state exists, right. The deep state doesn't exist because
there are not people in there actively working against our
best interests. If you believe that I got a bridge
(28:34):
somewhere to sell you, there are people in our government
in whether it's in intelligence positions, whether it's in elected positions,
whether it's buried in some of these I mean, for
God's sakes, it was either Tulci Gabbard or Christinome was
walking through the Department of Homeland Security two months ago
(28:55):
before she got fired and somehow found a room there
were people working in that nobody knew they'd been there,
and they've been working, and they found boxes and boxes
of stuff that they went where did all this stuff
come from? It was trying to be hidden from the
government that is being run. And if you think that's
not happening, when you have seven hundred thousand people working
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for the federal government, you lose sight of some of them.
It absolutely is amazing to me that people still stick
up for that Biden administration, knowing how corrupt they actually were.
We know for a fact that Hunter Biden got on
the board of Barisma because his dad was vice president.
He had no business being on the board of a
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major oil and gas company in Ukraine when he had
no experience whatsoever in gas or oil and didn't speak Ukrainian,
didn't have any way of negotiating leases with the Chinese
government to buy cobalt mines in Africa. It's absolutely amazing
to me. People will just shut their eyes and go Nana, no, no, Nana,
(30:03):
I can't hear you, and listen to no facts whatsoever
about what actually was happening. It's almost like they're mesmerized.
It's almost like they're in some sort of trance that
they can't see what's happening right in front of them.
They can't see that the way to stop crime is
by putting people in jail. That there is no there
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is no other way. You separate the people who can't
be in civilized society from the people who can be
in civilized society. That's how you solve the problem. And
China is a problem. But right now China knows they
probably don't want to mess with us. They're looking at
these last two things we did between Venezuela and now
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Iran and going, yeah, we probably don't want to mess
with them right now. All right, this is Bonos Cars
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Speaker 3 (31:35):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I uh read an
article not too long ago from a where a lady
that worked in the Mandanni administration in New York City
(31:55):
said something about how dogs are gross and they're dirty
and they shouldn't be allowed in your house. My wife
is an animal lover. And when I say an animal lover,
she's really truly an animal lover. She started a Facebook
group called twofers an If you guys ever want to
go join the Facebook group. She's got two hundred and
eighty five thousand members on her Facebook group now that
(32:17):
she's the administon. She started it a few years ago
and it basically is all about animals, and people post
about their dogs and their cats, and I know some
snakes and whatever their other pets are. But it is
a community of people that is continuing to grow because
dog's man's best friend. Right Unfortunately, in Europe right now
(32:40):
or in Britain, they the BBC especially is doing everything
they can to try to make it where dogs aren't
part of society anymore. Why do you think that is?
Tell you why it is. It's because in the Muslim religion,
(33:02):
dogs are not clean. You're not supposed to have them.
They're supposed to be outside and only outside, and I
think cats are allowed, but it has been. That is
one small example of how the religion's clash. The difference
(33:24):
to me is in Christianity and most Buddhism, Christianity, any
of the other religions, with the exception of the Muslim religion,
are all religions that basically are willing to get along,
to go along, and everybody can coexist. We can do it.
(33:48):
You like dogs, great, we don't judge, have about it.
But unfortunately in the Muslim religion that doesn't work. There
was a Muslim in Britain that said, we're not we aren't.
This is a quote. We aren't here to coexist. We've
been sent here to dominate and wipe you out. I'm
starting to I'm starting to think it isn't a religion
of peace after all. It's me right. There was a
(34:12):
an i'm mom in Michigan, Dearborn that said, quote, Islam
is supreme. Victory is to raise our youth and train
them to be giant killers. You know, you have to
take seriously when all of these i'm moms and or
emms and Islamists are out there saying every day that
(34:34):
you have to be hostile to Christians and Jews and
that they are the enemy and that they have to
be wiped out. Those two kids that were Isis sympathizers
at the very least, that tried to blow up in
New York. They had the pipe bombs that they didn't
go off, Thank god nobody got hurt. But they were
(34:56):
intentionally trying to kill people for their religion. Now, I
know that there used to be a lot of wars
fought over religions, but I'm finding it hard to find
any stories out there of Christians who were doing all
of the the the same things that a lot of
(35:18):
the people that follow the Muslim religion do. Look, I
know some Muslims, and they are really nice people. I
think that that individually, there are a lot of them
that are incredibly good people. They're there, they take their
faith seriously, and I don't mind that. What I mind
is the fringe that's out there, just like the fringe
(35:39):
on the left, or just like the fringe on the right,
that are out there that are making it hard for
everybody when they can and when they keep preaching about
the fact that they have to take over that they
have they that's the law of the land. That well,
here's Muhammed Hajib. He said, the reason why you have
to fight them is because they are Jews and Christians.
(36:01):
You should fight them until they give you yisa. There
is no conceivability of peace between Muslims and non Muslims.
Islam is a warrior religion. It's about expansion and conquest. Look,
I know the Crusades happened. I know that through Europe
the Christians marched and they conquered and they did. That's
(36:22):
the way it was five hundred years ago. In modern
civil society, we're not supposed to be having wars over religion,
especially in the United States, where freedom of religion and
freedom from the government imposing a religion is part of
our core tenants. It's in the First Amendment. We keep
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talking about how it coexists. But I have this feeling
that there are a significant number of people following a
specific faith that don't want to coexist. They they want
to conquer, they want to take over. They're saying it
out loud, They're saying, we have been sent here to
take over. And I don't think that we're paying enough
(37:12):
attention to it, and unfortunately, one side of the political
aisle has developed a love affair with it. I really, truly,
I don't know if the craziest came out over the
last ten years or if something turned them crazy. I
don't know, but it seems really, really, really odd to
me that one political party is focused on helping criminals.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
Let me back up.
Speaker 3 (37:40):
I started to say this a few minutes ago in
the last segment. San Francisco is a absolutely known for
their poop maps, known for all of their other issues, right,
I'm changing gears for a second from this, known for
all of their other issues, open air, drug markets, serious crime,
all of those things. They had a liberal DA named
(38:03):
Chesapadoun Badoon Badogne. I'll say his last name. I know
it's Chesham, and I know that he was backed by
George Soros, just like all of these other liberal das
that are out there on these other Larry Krasner in Philadelphia,
Leticia James in New York, all of these others that
are out there that were sponsored by the Open Society
George Soros, that were soft on crime, didn't won't prosecute
(38:28):
people even after they've committed ten fifteen, twenty crimes. Are
you just waiting for them to kill somebody? Anyways, they
had a recall so Chesapadne was a serious leftist that
really truly would not prosecute criminals. It was so bad
that the people in San Francisco actually had a recall vote,
(38:49):
and with a recall percentage of fifty five percent, they
got him out of there. After two years. They went, look,
this is this is going off the rails. We're literally
going to be a city in complete total death spiral
if we don't fix this. Conventions were canceling everything. Nobody
was wanting to go to San Francisco, and so they
recalled chesapitdoin and they put another da in there, who's
(39:13):
a young lady who said she's going to prosecute criminals.
In the last year and a half, murders are down
like fifty five percent, carjackings and car break ins are
down like eighty three percent, and all of the other
crimes that are being committed, the so called lifestyle crimes
where somebody broke into your car. People were leaving their
(39:34):
windows down on their cars in San Francisco and leaving
a note that said, there's nothing in my car to
steal Please don't break my windows. If that's what you're
reduced to, because the criminals can just run free, you're
going to have no society left after a while because
the criminals will can do whatever they want. They don't care.
They don't have the same mindset that you and I have.
They don't have the same triggers that say, look, there's
(39:57):
right and there's wrong, and I'm not going to cross
that line. We have to open our eyes when it
comes to things like that and things that the left
is trying to promote, because it's going to get us
in trouble. We are going to end up having a
massive reset if we don't fix the problem now. And
(40:19):
I'm saying that use common sense. We can't be for
the criminals. It has never no civilized society can exist
with criminals allowed to run free. Eventually they will take
over the fear that everybody has. If you knew that
there were killers among you every day and that they
(40:39):
could get away with it if they did whatever they wanted,
how often would you go out of your house? And
eventually society crumbles. We are a society of laws, We
are a society of law abiding citizens. We are a
society of doing good over evil, and we have to
maintain that. And that means that we can have our dogs.
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That means that the females, the women in the country
aren't treated as second class citizens. That means we can't
just go stone them because they looked the wrong way
at another man. That means that we live by normal
Western values that happen to be based on Judeo Christian
And unfortunately, the left has fallen in love with defending
(41:25):
all of the wrong things. You can defend Islam. I'm
good with that, I agree. But what you can't defend
is somebody saying they're willing to do whatever it takes,
including murdering people to get their way. That's not coexisting.
And if you don't want to coexist, then there's only
(41:46):
one other reason why you came here. If you didn't
come here to coexist, you came here to take over.
There's no other way to look at it. I don't
know what the answer is. I don't I know that
I want the best for everybody out there, whoever it is.
I want everybody to be able to live their lives
(42:07):
their own way and without fear or interference from governments,
without fear or interference from other people. I want people
to be able to enjoy the fruits of their labors
without it being confiscated by confiscatory policies that where you
just taxed people to death. I don't. I think that
(42:29):
we all have the opportunity to do great things, but
we also get caught up in a lot of the
other hatred. How can you How can Donald Trump trigger
people so much that when he says the first order
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of business for the United States government is to take
care of American citizens over everybody else, and in an
entire half of the legislature can't say, yes, we believe
that we are not a world society. We are a
world of countries, all living under our own designed rules,
(43:17):
whatever they were, but they're ours, and I would expect
that if I went to Japan, I would have to
obey their laws. When I travel, and I travel a lot,
I look up the local laws. I make sure the
customs that were following them, that we're not doing things
that would be allowed in the United States but aren't
allowed over there. I try to follow their laws because
(43:39):
that's the right thing to do anyways. So I hope
everybody gets along. I hope everybody has a great weekend.
I hope everybody has a wonderful next week. I hope
everything gets good and hopefully we can end this crap
with Iran and we can all be safe and go
back to our normal lives. All right. This is Bonos
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