That's The Bottom LIne 11/16/24

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As I said, we do it all. We have been
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we've grown old doing it. On today's report, among our topics,
we take a look at the incoming second Trump administration
and what to expect. They're already squabbling, aren't they about

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who he his appointments are. Today's Dirty Little Secret looks
into the meeting between Trump and Biden and relays how
epic the session was when one considers the law fair
Biden carried out against Trump, and it's unexpected ending, but
I guess in the end everything's kumbai yah. Today's solution segment,

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on that later in the show. Right now, let's get
to our report. So what's next on President elect Trump's
agenda for his incoming administration. That's the question, you know,
after being sworn in, the first expectation is probably going
to be he's going to seal the border, and he's
already talking about that, seal the border with Mexico, and

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shortly thereafter the beginning process of sending those who entered
the US illegally to begin being sent back to those
countries they came here from. And this past week President
Trump announced Thomas Homan, the former head of Immigration and
Custom Enforcement, he's going to be the new so called

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US borders are simple answer about what happens to those
people who come here illegally. They're going to go back
to where they came from. Short answer, they're going home.
Not but this is not going to be random, says
mister Holman. Rather, he's singling out a prior priority order

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that he's going to be on how he's going to
be getting rid of those who are our public safety
threats and national security threats, because he wants to get
rid of those folks first, and then he's going to
get the folks who just wandered in here, I guess,
and then the next group could be sent back to
where they came from. Are those who have already had
due process and they've been ordered home and they stayed.

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They've been ordered home by immigration judges, but they didn't leave.
So it's being reported there will not be a mass
reap of neighborhoods or concentration camps in this roundup of
the big deportation that's coming of the illegals. Trump's plans
going to involve targeted arrests and eventually work site enforcement operations.

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For this part, Trump says, this is going to be
an organized process. But we must be compassionate, is what
he's saying and carrying it out. So, you know, some
who came here illegally have US citizens as spouses. They've
got US citizens as children too, and those brought here

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as children, you know, the so called dreamers, they should
also be given consideration, President Trump says, rather than rather
than just be deported to a country they know nothing about.
The main thing President Trump is planning to do is
make sure or those who come to the United States
do so legally. He's going to enforce it as far

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as deportation goes. No one wants to see crying children
as their parents are being taken from them, and the
Trump says that's not gonna happen. So I don't know
what the overall plan is, but they're going to have
an orderly process and the deportations, and of course they're
going to rebuild that wall that Biden just let rust

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and sold for scrap. Unbelievable how the two parties cannot
that can have such diverse opinions, and how one party
can want to stand up and protect the United States
and the other party wants to just disseminate it. You know,
the American public backs President Trump in his efforts to

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secure the border and in reducing the costs of carrying
for the penniless illegals that come here, because they come here,
they're going welfare. And that's your ax. Dollars, ladies and gentlemen,
you paying, You write those checks, You send that money
to the irs, and then they in turn funnel of
the divide administration funnels too much of it out to

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the illegals. That's not right. Most Americans have no problem
and want the government to be responsible enough and that
you know, we Americans that we don't care if we
create a path to citizenship. But listen, most of us
agree that it's vitally important to secure the water, make

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sure those who come here from foreign lands are coming
here legally and intending, like so many from past centuries,
are coming here to become part of the American nation.
The key is they must come here ill legally to
be welcome. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, nothing
at all wrong with that. The United States, after all,

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is mostly a nation of immigrants. Even the American Indians
wandered across the frozen tundras between Asia and Alaska many
centuries ago to inhabit the North American continent and what
is today part of which today is the United States.
But like so many other things, a lot of a

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lot remains to be seen how it's going to all
play out. Trump says we have to do something about
it and called it a complicated subject because there are
some human questions which get in the way of being perfect.
But we also have to have a heart. And the
key point has always been that immigrants are welcome, but

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they must come here legally. That's the deal, that's the rule.
That this means a lot of them, the ones who
claim to be here seeking asylum, will probably end up
going back to Mexico and awaiting their hearings on the
other side of the border. That's what's going to happen.
And the good news is Trump plans to bring illegal

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immigration under control, and he will do it despite the
criticism of those Democrats who wanted to flood the country
with illegals without screening out those who have no excuse
for slipping across the border illegally and who come to
do harm to the American people through continued criminal behavior,

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some of which includes kidnapping. Listen, you know, this is
a big problem. It's got to be brought under control.
Some of the illegals that come here, they they kidnap children,
they spring those children, They forced little girls and young
children into prostitution, among many other things that happened when

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everything is out of control. Listen to me, carefully, Listen
to me very carefully. We Americans need look no further
than world history and the ways of immigrations which brought
down ancient civilizations elsewhere in the world. The good news
this morning is that we now have a president, or

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an incoming president. He'll be there on January twentieth, the
next year, not a year from now, but next just
month from now. I guess as to say, two months
from now, and an administration determined to secure our border.
And he has said time and time again that he

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wants to make America great again. So let's all hope
that this is the outcome that that's happening, and it's
going to begin a new era of prosperity for our country.
And where we begin this morning's report, I sound like

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I'm in a relatively good mood because of everything, and
it's all because President Trump is now our incoming president.
Things seem under control, and I think the United States
is in good shape.

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People can't even walk the street.

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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen you are listening to. That's
the bottom line. Your weekly broadcast on k LBI out
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The US House of Representatives, it's official, will now be
controlled totally by Republicans, as those final votes came frickling

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in into Washington, d C. The last past week. And
what does that mean. It means both the US House
and the US Senate, and of course the White House
will now have full control of the United States government
come January twentieth, that's not that far off. President Donald

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Trump enters his term with a full Republican controlled federal
government from top to bottom, which is quite an outcome.
And this means the Trump juggernaut come January will roll
into Washington, DC in full control of the US government's legislative, judicial,

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and executive branches of government. Listen, it's a big deal.
It's a big deal, ladies and gentlemen. The last election
was a complete repudiation of the socialist agenda because that's
where the Democrats were leading us. Good news for Donald
Trump and good news for we the people for the
next two years, when once again the Senator how will

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have a GOP majority, and for the next two years,
if Republicans close behind mister Trump, it should be an
opportunity for the nation to recover from the despair of
what was the Biden administration. Boy, I thought we were
going to lose it, did you? And for those freedom
loving Americans out there, the next two years should be

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remarkable ones. That is, if the Republicans work together, don't
start fighting with one another. To keep your fingers crossed.
Trump's going to make some appointments. He's in the process
of doing it, and the Republicans are already squabbling among themselves.
They don't want Matt Gates to be the Attorney general.

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Some of them don't, so let's hope they get there,
get their act together, stop and think about it. Trump
has got to do something about the Justice Department. He's
going to do something about the FBI. The Justice Department
had was becoming unjust and the FBI wasn't becoming a

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police agency to protect the public. So keep your fingers
crossed that the Republicans work together and they push forward
what will be a big Trump agenda to make America
great again and for successful maybe we can remain remain
great for the next couple of decades and achieve Ronald

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Reagan's dream of being that shining city on the hill.
Remember that's what he called the United States. Once again.
This is and you've gotta believe me. I'm and I
tell you this. This is the land of milk and honey,
which remains the envy of the world. We were losing it,
ladies and gentlemen, but we were smart enough to hold

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it together, I guess, and put the right guy in
charge in DC. Trump won, and that means the American
people have spoken. We the people prefer peace and prosperity
over war and poverty, but still are willing to fight
instead of surrender. That sums it up. That's an American
for you. As the years race by and keep robbing

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us of our youthful optimism, it's nice to be getting
it back again now that we've entered our senior years.
You know, in a couple of weeks when we cut
that Thanksgiving Turkey, we will have much to be thankful
for because instead of looking into a future of gloom,

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we Americans now have the chance to see our America
begin the process of regaining her strength and making a
comeback into once again becoming the land of milk and honey.
At least I hope that's what happens. I had an
uncle by marriage who was a who came to the

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United States. There's a uh from from Europe at the
end of World War two, and he's always say to me,
you don't know how good you have it. You live
in the land of milk and honey. And he's right.
So this Thanksgiving we we we we will have a

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lot to be thankful for and can look forward to
a Christmas season of joy and optimism. Really, just try
to seize the moment right, even if you're having difficulty
now right, if you're having difficulty, if you if you're
out of work or you can't pay your bills, don't

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you know, don't despair. That's that's one thing I want
to say to you. Don't despair. Having faith in the
future is a wonderful thing in my way of thinking.
So if you're presently down on your luck and gloomy,
look up and be happy that better days are just
around the quarter. If you're already happy, be grateful. Your

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prosperity will continue as we the people beat back those
who would seek to transform our government into yet another
chapter of a socialist America because we did not stop
them and make a comeback. But we did, we did.
Joe Biden is heading for the exit ramp, and like
some Hollywood movie, Donald Trump is returning to take control

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of the country and boost opportunities for everyone to join
in and rebuild the strength of this great nation of ours.
That truly means we're going to go back to being
that shining city on a hill, I believe it. We
need to be thankful to Almighty God for his grace
and benevolence on this land of ours where hope springs.

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The eternal and where poverty is only a tempt station
on the road to opportunity and success. Make no mistake
about it, ladies and gentlemen. We have opportunity because we
have the freedom to pursue life liberty, and we just
have that freedom to have a better life because we

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have the freedom to pursue it. You know, when I
look back on my own life in those days of yesteryear,
when the odds seem stacked against my young family and myself,
I realize now today the value of freedom and opportunity
and what it brings to all all who embrace it.
You can't never give up on the United States. You

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can't give up on freedom. You can't really give up
on it because this is the land of opportunity, and
if you apply yourself and your dreams will all come true.
You have to work for them, but you can accomplish it.
You don't have to be born with that proverbial silver
spoon in your mouth, because listen to me, opportunity is

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all around you. Carpet d m Ladies and gentlemen. That's
that's Latin for seize the day, I think, because happy
days really are here again, or they're coming very soon.
So what you have to do is just be golhead
about it. The best is yet to come. And when

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those happy days when they get here, what I would
hope you all would do. What we all have to
do is hold on to them tightly and don't ever
let them get away from us again. Now, I know
we have all have up and downs in our lives,
you know, but eventually everything can work out okay. And

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that's the whole point that I'm trying that that's the
message and trying to get across to everyone this morning.
So be happy, don't worry. Be back after this.

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We're just trying to turn a neckel into a dime.
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Speaker 4 (22:52):
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen you're listening to That's the
bottom line. Your weekly broadcast on KLV. You can hear
this show on Saturday morning at six am. You can
hear it again on Sundays at eleven am, and you
can hear it anytime you want to by logging on
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So that's the bottom line radio show. You'll find us
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past shows anytime you want to. And outsigned for that
segment of the show that we referred to as the
dirty Little Secret because it always the goal of this

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segment of the show is to expose things that need
to be exposed. And here we go. It was all
Kumbai yah when incoming President Donald Trump met without going
President Joe Biden this past week, but there was no
meeting between First Lady Joe Biden and former First Lady
Milania Trump. Malania declined to meet with Missus Biden because

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of the way of the Biden administration treated Donald Trump
last time around. And for all the subsequent lawfair the
Biden administration launched against mister Trump over the last four years. Nonetheless,
Biden invited the incoming mister Trump and the two presumably
had a cordial meeting. But all of that is behind

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us now, and Donald Trump has won back the laurels
of victory, so to speak, and re enters the world
stage as the American president come January twentieth, twenty twenty five.
Who would have believed this outcome a few years ago.
Of course, Biden should be as gracious as possible due

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to all the so called lawfair his administration through at
Donald Trump. Hey, listen, make no mistake about President Biden
had every intention of locking up Donald Trump and throwing
the key away when he launched an assault on mister Trump.
From the moment he Biden assumed the presidency, that was

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what they wanted to do. They wanted to just take
their political opponent, Donald Trump. Biden did lock them up,
put them in a cage. I'm telling you, it's hard
to believe. I mean, we're talking about the United States
of America. Well, Biden and Trump sat down together here
a few days ago to discuss the passing of the

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presidency back to Trump from Biden, which in itself was
a remarkable event. Think about that, and like I said
a while back, Hollywood could not have scripted such an
event as has occurred when Trump was defeated four years
ago and Biden launched an attack which if it had work,

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instead of the two having a friendly chit chat, Trump
would have been sitting in a jail cell somewhere and
walk Washington, d C. Instead of being sworn in for
another term as President of the United States. Imagine that.
I doubt most of us realize how close we Americans

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came to seeing the complete collapse of the office of
the presidency and perhaps another civil war. I mean, we
could have been headed for another civil war. On how
the presidency changed hands four years ago, when Biden was
coming in and Trump was going out. That has often

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been said truth truth is stranger than fiction. And so
we've had a transition of government and for the most part,
our country moves ahead into a new era and face it.
The transition four years ago with Americans storming the US

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Capitol building and all the accopying chaos is going to
be an event. His was will It was an event
in US history that the history books will eventually write
volumes about. Makes one wonder if all will go smoothly
or off this coming January twentieth, when a triumphant Donald

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Trump returns to the Capitol and takes the office of
the presidency back. Hope all moves peacefully when that day occurs,
and it probably will, at least, I hope so meantime. Meantime,
the i Atollos and Iran and the petty despots around

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the world are now watching in fear as the powerful
and mighty United States government resumes its status in the world.
You know, one can almost hear the drums and bugles
of the Hollywood production as if Trump is returning to
power as Caesar did when he marched on Rome and

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declared himself emperor a couple thousand years ago. But my imagination,
when I think of things like that, it gets carried
away with itself, and the transition is going to be
cordial and peaceful. I guess a peaceful transition of power
from Biden back to the back to the presidency Donald Trump.

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But you can bet your bottom dollar that in the
annals of history, the return of Trump to the US
presidency has been a unique event and displays the undercurrent
of freedom that still beats beats in the hearts of
most Americans. We still, you know, we still have the

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will to stand up against injustice. Yes we do. But
as they say on television, wait there's more. Yes, there
will be more and more coming in the Trump administration
and overhaul of the US military leadership is going to
be a big one. And by that I mean there's
going to be a lot of new generals, generals and

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other high ranking officers. They might find themselves, the ones
that are in power right now, like Milly and that crowd,
they may find themselves removed or encouraged to step aside
for younger, less less political military officers to lead our
troops into future conflicts. Because I'm going to tell you,
like it or not, there's bad people in the world

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and our military is going to be called to action eventually. Again,
you know it as well as I do. It's just
wish that wasn't the case, but it is. We will
subpot we will soon have a reinforced Donald Trump back
at the Helm. So for the next several years, we're
going to be okay, a wiser, more politically educated President

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Trump and one who is determined to lead our country
back to its destiny of freedom and justice. All ladies
and gentlemen, y'all of witness something amazing here, really, really,
really and truly. You have, you've, you've, you've, you've, it's

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it's it's it's been tremendous. That's it. So I guess
we're a witness to to the resurrection of the United
States of America, at least I hope so at this point.
But unfortunately, you know, you know what they say. They
say that history, that all of us mankind, history is

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doomed to repeat itself. So while we feel that we're
entering into the this new era after this past election,
and everything's going to be everything's going to be good again,
that's gonna happen. It's gonna be good for a while,
But then unfortunately, it's gonna it's gonna fall back. It's

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gonna fall back down into to where it was. And
that's the thing you have to guard against. You have
to think about that, and you have to think about
your financial independence. You know what that means. Financial independence
means you have the ability to meet your financial goals.

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back after these messages.

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Speaker 1 (33:33):
We're just trying to turn a nickel into a dime.
That's the bottom line.

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This is a good good way for you to set
some money aside. If you've got a four oh one
K plan that you're where you're working, take a four
oh one K, take some of that money. It's invested
money you can transfer. And you're getting close to retirement,

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you can transfer the funds out of there and put
them into a principal protection plan. You can still keep
contributing to your four o one K if the plan
allows it. But the point I'm trying to say is
you can. You can actually before you reach are. You
could start dipping into money that is accumulating, say through

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a payroll deduction plan, and put it into one of
these principal protection accounts, keep contributing to your employer's plan.
But you've already saved and protected the money you've already
accumulated from being washed away by a downturn. You never
know where those downturns are going to come. It doesn't

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really matter matter what. We all know what the that
pandemic did death a couple of years ago, right, you
remember all that? You know? God told Adam and Eve
that after they were cast from the garden of Eden,
that in so many words, they're going to have to man.
Mann is going to have to work by the work

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for his sustenance, right, work from the sweat in your brow.
And most people still understand this, and they're willing to work.
And as was clearly proven when the First Thanksgiving, think
we're gonna be celebrating Thanksgiving soon. That first Thanksgiving provided
abundance for the Pilgrims, but only listen to me, only

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after they abandoned their collective farming and each family cultivated
its own plot. Did you know that when the Pilgrims
came over here. They were they were basically a communal society, communists,
you might say, and they had a communal farms everybody,
and then they worked together one big plot. And then

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nobody had enough to eat when they did it that way.
But whenever they said, okay, this isn't working. Everybody has
their own plot. You're gonna you're gonna eat from your
own plot, suddenly there was abundance. And of course, you know,
you all know in the history books or so, they
say that the squant tone the Indians right came in

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and rescued them. And during that first during that first Thanksgiving,
well during that first winner when they were in the
New World. But anyhow, there's there's there's several lessons here.
Would simply boil down to prepare yourself, apply yourself, work
hard in a free country like the United States, and

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for the most part, everything should come out okay. So
don't forget to call us ladies and gentlemen. Four O
nine eight four sixty nine one hundred, call us schedule
of time to visit with us. We're easys. It's ought
to and we can help you save your retirement. Always

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remember that, because that's really what we do for a
living when we're not on the radio, and we're happy
to say that these these plans over time, no one's
ever lost any money in principal protection. I want you
to remember that. So we'll be back with more right
after this, and don't go away.

Speaker 1 (39:55):
We're just trying to turn a nickel into a dime.
That's the bos online, We're just trying to turn a
necke into a die. That's the bottom line.

Speaker 4 (40:22):
Flying your weekly broadcast on KLV. I can hear this
show Saturday mornings at six am, then again on Sundays
at eleven am, and anytime you want to by logging
on to safemyretirement dot com. If you won't listen to
us on the internet, you can hear this show and
all past shows as well. Ladies and gentlemen, one of

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the nice things about a principal protection account that you
can open to our work at Asset Growth Associates is
that it will These types of accounts will keep greedy
politicians from getting their hands on what you have earned
over years of hard work. Critically important safe investments are

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always are always the outcome with a principal protection account.
Your money grows and it never shrinks. We offer those
accounts at Asset Growth Associates because these plans will accumulate
for you tax deferred. That means they grow faster. And

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here's the best part. Listen to me carefully. They do
not shrink during stock market downturns. You have money in
the account, you're making money based on one of the
market indexes, like the S and P five hundred. So
you're content and all of a sudden you turn the
radio on and you hear that the market crashed on
a certain day. Oh my, and you look at your

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account and your account is still there. Nothing shrinks. So
what does that mean. It means there's never never a
long wait to recover losses because there never are any
losses that have occurred by a fickle stock market. So
if you want to learn more about how to preserve money,

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I know a lot of you. You work for a living,
You contribute to four to one case, those moneys accumulate.
You're getting closer to retirement. If you, if you have
can take vested money out of that and move it,
move it into a principal protection plan before you retire.
That's very helpful because that's money that you've made and

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that's money that will never be lost, and it'll keep growing.
And while you're still contributing to your four one K
much call us four o nine eight four oh sixty
nine hundred. And if you've got money that is that
you've left in the market and you're already retired, you
better be careful, careful about that that two four oh

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nine eight four oh sixty nine hundred. Call us. We
can help you accomplish what it is that you want. Meantime,
we are rough time. God bless you, God bless your families,
God bless freedom loving Americans everywhere.

Speaker 3 (43:18):
That's the bottom line.

Speaker 2 (43:21):
You can reach st Growth Associates by calling one eight
six six seven to eight thirty six ninety seven are
by visiting savemiretirement dot com