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Speaker 2 (00:16):
Just when I think they can't can't get any lower,
they can't get any lower. They they amaze me. I
got to hand it to you, making people the mainstream press.
I mean, it is extraordinary what you're capable of doing.
How low will you go? What with Chubby Checkers there
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Limbo Okay again, you had Margaret Margaret Brennan interviewing Marco
Rubio again. I don't even know how she still has
a job at this point in time, I really don't.
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She she said, she said literally that free speech, free
speech caused the Holocaust. Yeah, left leaning propaganda machine, democratic machine.
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She was on TV interviewing Marco Rubio, Secretary of State
in the United States, and Marco Rubio was in Germany,
and she said, you're standing in a country where free
speech was weaponized to commit a genocide. Free speech was
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weaponized to commit They're they're again, they're saying, they're saying.
The loud part out loud people listen. Uh again, I
did a podcast today ripping in to Germany. But this
is what these people want here too. They want they
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don't want anybody question, they want censorship. They want to
she's coming out against free school. She said that free
speech caused the Holocaust. Now Marco Rubu did an absolute
takedown of her, made her look absolutely stupid. But again,
a lot of a lot of ignoramuses out there in
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the world today. And then you got another sixty minutes
thing and they're doing all the horrors the humanity. Oh
my god, all these people getting laid off in USA
and how many times. Here's chaotic. It's chaotic, and they
interview the interview some lady Christina Dry and basically was
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you know, oh, she's we're just civil servants here. We've
been serving our country for decades, some people, and they're
doing a great Twelve days ago, people knew where their
next paycheck was coming from, they knew how they were
gonna pay for their kids' daycare, their medical bills, and
then it's all gone overnight. Yeah, you know who this
Christina Dry is. She was Samantha Powers speech writer. Yeah. Yeah,
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And again I'm glad you're fired. We're gonna get into
real estate in a little bit another podcast. But anyway,
I'm glad, goodbye. Don't let the door hit in the
ass on the way out. And then you've got Caitlyn Collins.
Caitlin Collins. She actually put out a tweet in essence
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promoting Luigi Mangioni's website raising money for his defense. Again,
can't make it up. She deleted the post. She deleted.
After she deleted the post again, she came out and
defended the post. Well, if the post was so great,
why did you go ahead and delete it? And then
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you know, you get the media right now, Oh, there's
no fraud in any of this stuff, muscus. There's no
evidence of any fraud going on here. Nothing to see here,
right right? Sure? Sure, just like yeah, the the COVID
virus was because some pangolin had sex with the bat
after they went out on a date. Sure thing. Nobody
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believes you anymore, Okay, nobody and people. I gotta be
honest again, I've said this before, and I used to
have a little bit a little bit of sympathy for
people that still, you know, put their faith in the
mainstream media. I don't anymore. Okay, you are someone that
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wants to you want to remain in the matrix. You
don't want the truth, you don't want you don't want
to know. It's again, you don't want to know anything.
You don't want the truth at all, You're not interested
in it. Okay, you like things the way you like them. Okay,
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facts are getting in the way of your worldview and
you don't want that worldview destroyed. So again, Yeah, no,
I don't feel sorry for you. I quite frankly, you're
the You're the problem with this country today. Willful Ignorance
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