April 6, 2025 • 60 mins
KCAA: The Empire Talks Back with Wallace Allen on Sun, 6 Apr, 2025
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Hello, Hello, Hello, good morning, good afternoon, good night. Whatever
it is for you, I hope it as good for
you as it is for me. This is Empire Talks Back.
I'm Wallace Allan here on the case for truth and
justice with the right information to help improve the situation.
Well do we need to improve the situation? I think
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everything can be improved, don't you. I mean, we can
do better. We are not at our absolute best. We
are challenged, and therefore we need to respond to the
challenge with our best. Now, I'd like to take just
a moment and let you know that mom says hello.
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That's very important to me. She said hello to me
this morning. She said to tell you hello, and she
said to tell you that don't give up. Don't panic.
Life is indeed on your side. All you've got to
do is continue to be on life's side. Pay attention.
I don't know if your phone does it, but mine
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does when I get some rings that you know, I
really like this deal with the telephone where you can
see who's calling you. I have a friend that I
don't like to talk to. His name is scam likely?
I don't know. I don't know if you get these
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notifications from your phone that there's a scam likely going
on and they're calling you and they want you to
pick up the phone so they can talk you into
something that may or may not be good for you.
That's why they say scam likely. Now you may miss
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a very important phone call by ignoring scam likely. But
then again, that's why you have or that's why I
have an answering service on my phone. You can leave
a message, and if your scam likely isn't a scam,
you shouldn't be ashamed to leave a message. And I
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find that the scammers they're not, they're not a shame
to leave a message. They'll tell you right away, I'll
call you back, call me back. They give a number,
never the same numbers that they're calling from, though I
never wonder about those things. But listen, we've got issues.
We've got some real issues. Let's start off with My
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main issue, My main concern is what is more important
to you and me? Is it people? You know? Getting
along with people, making sure that you know the emotions,
the attitudes, the things that take place with people. Don't
hit them so hard that they act crazy and blow
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up things and want to throw rocks that you an
act a fool or act a fool, hopefully acting. People
are important. People are important for you to get along with.
They're important if you know them. They're important if you
don't know them. Because people you don't know can cause
you as much stress as people who do know you
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can cause you love and affection. You have to respect people.
They're on the planet. God made them, and boy, I
tell you, you and I both know that some of
them are good, some of them are nuts. Some of
them are capable of doing things that are very admirable,
and some of them are capable of doing things that
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make you glad that you can flush. You know, but
there were all of God's children. If God didn't want them,
then you know what he would do something about him.
That's if you believe in God like I do. People
they should eat, they should sleep, they should have aspirations,
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they should function and do things that are good for them,
hopefully good for each other, good for the planet. Have drives,
they have things that they have to get done. They
want to eat, sleep, should be healthy. But if they're
like that, if they've got all the toys they want
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to play with, chances are they don't want to mess
with you and take your toys and mess over the
things that you think are important. And I think that's important.
Or is it more important that a few people on
the planet are able to make over? Profit? Nothing wrong
with profit? Or is there? It depends on what the
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cost profit is that amount left over after you take
care of all your builds and all of the things
that are necessary to have made whatever you did or
do occur profit, that's the part leftover now most and
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any business people that I know, profit is something that
we would like to have. But boy, if we could
just break even? Now, what does that mean? Break even? Well,
break even that means, you know, you pay all your bills,
you pay yourself. Oh oh no, no, that's really something when
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break even allows you to pay yourself and you paid
all your bills, and that means tomorrow is not going
to be so bad. Now, that's a pretty good position. Now,
how do you match that up with the profit? Position
depends on the profit. If you had so much profit
that you called cause the rest of the people around
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you to have a deficit, that means they didn't get
to break even, we now start to have problem. We
now are starting to create losers. Now, winners are very
important in the deal, but losers tend to be the
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sore point, the bad point, the sower point. Who loses. Well,
if you have a race and you've got clear cut boundaries,
and you know where the finish line is, and everybody
stays in their lane, you could have a clear cut winner,
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or you could have a tie that's break An even
clear cut winner may maybe of what you would call
a profit. I don't know, but I do know that
if we create circumstances and situations that allow us to
create losers more than we create winners, and that if
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losing means that you don't get to eat, you don't
have shelter, you don't have a means of securing any
self esteem, then the loser is not just the loser.
Society becomes the loser along with that loser, because society
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depends on everybody here being able to contribute something that's
going to be beneficial to the whole deal. And if
we create such losers, people who walk the street and
don't know if they're going to be able to get
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securely to where they're going because someone is profiting or
attempting to profit on a theory that says you are
not worthy of being in the States, for instance, and
they come and they pick you up, kidnap you, put
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you on a train or a bus or a plane,
and send you to a place you've never been in before. Wallace,
what are you talking about? Well, I'm talking about power,
and I'm talking about getting along, and I'm talking about people,
and I'm talking about profit, and I'm talking about society,
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and I'm talking about your place in it and my
place in it. And I'm talking about how are we
organized to get along with each other without destroying each
other's rights to be here here in America. And I
could have said that a couple of weeks ago and
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been pretty you know, acrid, But we're not here in America,
here on the planet. Mister Trump has demonstrated and brought
it to us very clearly that you know, you've got
to the United States, but we affect the whole planet.
The people of the United States, and the things that
we do affect the whole planet. We have the ability
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to make the planet feel a little secure or to
feel very shaky. And right now we are in charge
of the artificial earthquake across the planet. And I say
we're in charge because we elected the person, mister Trump,
who has shaken the world. He's changed almost everything except
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our daily sense of self because we're able to walk
around the kind of thing things are normal, you know.
And he's so good. He is so good at saying
the same thing over and over again, regardless of whether
it's true, saying the same thing over and over again,
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to the point that whether it was true when he
started saying it or not, that over a period of
time people start believing it. I'm going to lower the
price of food. Oh, he said that during his whole
period of time that he's running for election. I'm gonna
lower the prices of food. I'm gonna make America great again.
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I'm not going to touch social Security. We're going to
be the smartest people on the planet. Well, somehow a
mosquito bit him or something. I don't know. Some of
us think that he was a liar in the beginning.
Some of us think that he's got a golden tongue
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and that he that he can speak of reality that
you know that doesn't that we don't see, but he's coming.
I don't know. Maybe he is a visionary, but I
do know that at this point he has made people
who depend on his word agree with him and think
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that the world is kind of in a goofy place,
and they pull their money out of the stock market.
He has convinced people that he is in charge enough
to take what you thought was steady and take it
away from you and scared the people who normally would
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take another step with their money. Our stock market is
inside out, upside down. I don't play the stock market,
but certainly I am subject to it, just like you are.
I have a savings account four one K, a little
bit of money out there that somebody else is making
for me if the stock market does what it's supposed
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to do. But I've been kind of afraid to look
at that. Now I'm trying to figure out how to
make some money, and I think you are too. But
the first thing that we got to remember is what
is more important? People or profit, people or profit. Should
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we be concerned about the welfare of other people or
should we be concerned about putting money in our pocket? Well,
what happens if the people that we are wanting to
buy things from are no longer able to produce them,
We're no longer able to afford to open up the
store and sell them, or no longer able to import
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them because it costs too much. Well, you've got a
lot of money sitting in your bank, but you're but
the person that you're depending on to secure those things
you want to buy doesn't and their credit's no good
anymore because the creditor understands that, as far as he's concerned,
profit is more important than people, and you're a people,
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and he can't risk his profit for you. Wallace, what
are we doing? What are we talking about? What we
are talking about? It's the scam likely that has become likely,
that we have allowed the phone call to turn into
a house call that has been moved all the way
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over to putting your name on the contract. You have
agreed to. Let greed be the leading ingredient of how
we determine what we want to have done. Not your greed,
not my greed. Our greed isn't powerful enough. Our greed.
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Our greed is based on well, could I get enough
oxygen today? Did I have enough food today? Do I
have enough money to pay the rent? Can I buy
some of this expensive gas? Oh? The three ninety nine
taco or three ninety nine burrito that if I get
here before eleven thirty has now gone up to six dollars. Well,
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I can feel that. Well, I'll go by Sam's and
buy me some gas. I know that Sam's got the
cheapest gas in town. My goodness, this gas has gone
up to it's almost five dollars a gallon again, which
is more important? People are profit or breaking even? Okay,
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yesterday Saturday, people all over the United States had protests
Hands Off. That protest basically was a statement to mister
Trump and to the Republican Party that has taken their
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hands off of him Trump, taking their hands off the
table and allowed him Trump to make the major decisions.
I just assume that if you're running for Congress or
running for the Senate, that you paid attention in your
Civics class and that you realize that you know we've
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got separation of powers here in the United States. You've
got the Congress, which makes the laws, You've got the judiciary,
which interprets the laws, and you've got the executive branch
that administers the laws. None of them should have more
power than the other, but all of them should have
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enough power. Each of them should have enough power to
stifle any of the others that they seem to think
is getting out of order. So when one of those
branches of government, say the legislative or congressional the people
who are supposed to make the laws and make the
rules that we follow, abdicates its position, says I'm not
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going to do this anymore, because you know, we've elected
somebody that's got a threat on either told me that
if I don't shut up and do what they tell me,
they're going to do that do what they tell me
to do. They're going to have their rich friends put
up enough money to unelect me in the place that
I've decided that I wanted to be representative of and
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worked real hard to get elected. I'm more afraid of
mister Trump and mister Musk than I am affectionate or
concerned about the hundreds of thousands of people who may
have voted for me and put me in place in
my position. I'm more concerned that mister Trump liked me
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than I am that the people who voted for me
get served by what I do. Well. I don't know.
I've never I've never been pushed around by bullies. I
guess I was at the point in life where I
was needed to be big enough to not be bullied.
I wasn't. I was rather than not bullied, and protected
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myself enough to do some reading so that I wouldn't
be intellectually bullied, and hopefully haven't over bullied anyone around me,
because like others, I probably have bullied some people, not
on purpose, not knowing that I'm just going to be
a bully, because my folks, aunts and uncles grew me
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up to not like bullies or not have any respect
for bullies, except if you recognize one, if you have
the opportunity, take him out, and I don't mean go
kill him, but make him understand that he cannot bully you,
nor your friends or your family members. But we've got
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bullies that are in charge now. People that acquiesce to
that bully, want to be that bully, want to ride
in his airplane, want to sit in this car want
to hang out, maybe even let him talk bad about
my family. But that's okay. He's a billionaire. If I
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hang out with him and touch him, maybe I'll become
a billionaire. Now you're probably not. That won't happen. So
I've got some questions here. What happens? What happens when
the society allows truth and integrity to slip away, when
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lies from the highest level of leadership are acceptable. What
is the trickle down effect on subsequent levels of leadership?
Do we all learn to lie? Well, let's look at
let's look at our administration. One of the best insurance
policies for President Trump right now, for me is Vice
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President JD. Vance. The only person I could think of
right now who is really trying to be rougher less
of a statesperson than Trump is Vance. Now you thought
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I was going to say Musk, Well, Musk has not
been elected. He's totally on foreign territory in terms of
doing things for elected people, but doing things for the
people he's used to doing things for his board of directors.
And if you will remember, he got mad because his
board of directors acquiesced and agreed to give him a
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hundred billion dollars a million dollars, one hundred million dollars,
and the government said that's kind of a big salary.
He's got people that agree that he's worth that kind
of money to them. I don't know how much he's
paying them for that. But my point again is this
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musk is not elected, Okay, so I don't expect him
to feel any alliance or or allegiance to the people,
and they are not feeling any allegiance to him or
to Tesla. But Trump on the other hand, Vance on
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the other hand, other elected officials, but the whole Republican
Party now is And somebody will say, well, they've always
been liars. I don't think anybody has always been liars
except Trump maybe, And I've not been around him always,
so I don't know. But he's always lied since I've
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paid attention. Since I've been paying attention to him, he
has told some very interesting lifes. And listen, I come
from a family who had the ability to tell stories,
so I'm not shocked by a storyteller. I'm shocked by
story listeners who believe that an obvious lie is a truth.
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When you tell lies at the level of obviousness that
Trump does. He has a right to expect that. You know,
he's just kidding. But when you line up behind the
lie and you hold your hand out for more, it's like, whooh,
you're really willing to believe this and pay for it. Well,
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he sits right in the driver's seat on that and
he'll drive that car everywhere around the planet, across everything.
Because you bought the lie, you gave him the authority
to tell more. So anyway that I don't know who
to blame in that sense, Oh yeah, I do, except
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I remember the Jim Jones episode. I remember people following
Jim Jones drinking the kool aid. We didn't blame those people.
We felt sorry for those people. We felt sorry for
the cult followers. We felt sorry for their families. We
didn't tease them when we found that they had all
drunk the kool aid and died with Jim Jones because
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he led them to that our lie that we are
following here in the United States across the planet, even
that tariffs are the answer to making people get along
and doing a deal and having a good, strong economy.
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If the tariffs worked, it won't be because of the tariffs.
It'll be because people acquiesced to the bully, they give
some credibility to the ability to the bully that could happen.
The tariffs could lead to negotiations that may make a
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few more people richer than they were in the first place.
But for you and me, by the time the terriffs
work and may benefit your kids or your grandkids, but
you and I are the with a fuel for that fire,
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and we have to figure out how to not burn
ourselves or allow ourselves to get burned up. So yesterday
throughout America there were people protesting, hands off, hands off
my rights, hands off of my agencies, my government agencies
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that are serving me. Hands off of Medicare, hands off Medicaid,
hands off Social Security, hands off the Education Department, hands
off of scientific grants that have made the world a
much better place as a result of the research we've
been able to do with American money, American money that's
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been used by a guy like Musk smart enough to
convert American grant money into billions of dollars billion dollar industry. Now,
the smartest thing that he could do Trump and Musk,
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well Musk particularly, would be to take his name off
of his businesses because he is nowhere near as charming
as mister Trump. Musk is nowhere near the possessor of
the charisma that Trump has. I was reading the other
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day for people that well, I'm one of our great
public speakers, commenters, Bill Meyer sat down with the president,
and wow, he's a nice guy. Probably is a nice
guy as the what it's as the snake as he
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moves towards your neck to bite you, just as beautiful
and charming. Ah, but as he bites you. And the
one thing that the snake and Trump can say, I
told you I was going to do this, just like
the snake says, you knew I was a snake when
you took me in. Trump told you, he told you
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what he was going to do. I took him for
I went out and tried to vote fifty times. I couldn't.
Election fraud would not have let me do that. Electioneers
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wouldn't let me do that. I call voter registration. Hey, listen,
you know I have I have. I'm Wallace James Allen.
Could I register as just James Allen and vote? And
how about just Wallace Allen and vote and then Alan James. Yeah,
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you can do that if you want to go to jail. Well,
I don't want to go to jail. I did want
to try to stack the vote if I could, but
I couldn't. I'm not that smart, or that anxious or
that rich now, and I think the people in Wisconsin,
I want to feel pretty good about their ability to
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have a clean election. Mister Musk just went to Wisconsin
and put twenty million dollars on the table to elect
a Supreme Court judge, and the people of Wisconsin ignored
his money. Now, I was concerned. I said, man, that
twenty million dollars, he's going to buy that election. He
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is going to buy that election. Maybe he didn't put
the money in the right place, but I'm sure that
if he put as much in public on advertising that
we could see that he probably tried to bribe a
few people who were in a position to slide a
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few names left and right because of their access to
computers and stuff. But he didn't get them either. That's
a point. That's a good point for us who are
really concerned about what could be going on and what
could happen in these places. They rejected this money. How
many of you out there would have Let let's see
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how much would it have cost for him to take
care vote. Now, he was offering people million dollars to
sign a petition put your name in a drawing. There's
some of us out there that say, well, heck, I
take the money and vote like I want to. I
would too. Now, if he gave me twenty million dollars,
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you'd have to give somebody else twenty one to come
get me, because I would take the money, but I
wouldn't do what he wanted me to do with it.
I don't know. He doesn't seem like he's got the
kind of mafia connections that would scare me. Trump, on
the other hand, oh man, I have to stay squared
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away in front of Trump the whole way. I could
not at any point appear to or make him feel
that I was on his side at any point so
that he could pull the anger out that goes along
with being lie to. No, I'm the one who's been
lied to, and I'm the one who's angry, and I'm
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the one who's going to pull out whatever whatever technique
I can to win for my grand babies. I've lived mine,
I've had enough fun for I'm kind of like the
Blues guy. I ain't no millionaire. But I done have
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more fun than any millionaire. But that's my life. My
life has I'm on the overhill side of my life.
I'm looking at and enjoying life based on my babies
and grand babies and great grand babies. Have to say
but you, and I say you because I know that
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I'm speaking to younger people. I'm speaking to people who
still have a reason to care. I'm speaking to people
who have a desire to make tomorrow better for themselves,
not just for their grand babies and children. Now, there
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was another rally in San Bernardino yesterday, at the same
time people were all over the country protesting Trump, saying
hands off. Here in the city of San Bernardino, we
have a group called Pastors United. They gathered down town
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Sand Bernardino. When I went to the gathering, there was
about five hundred people there. They did not say hands off.
They were saying hands on, and they were speaking to God.
Their solution is who speak to God, speak for unity,
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speak for each other, caring for each other, reaching out
for each other, going home with each other on their mind.
Now that's a solution. That's definitely one of the things
that we need to do. What's more important people or profit?
(39:26):
According to our meeting yesterday in San Bernardino, people are
more important than profit. According to the protests all across
the country, hands off people are more important than profit.
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Yet our government is willing, our government, our president, those
people who could control our government, our legislators, Republican Party,
who is in charge of both the Senate and the Congress,
(40:12):
have decided to let Trump have the Trump card. Very interesting.
His name is Trump, and he's playing it like he
is the Indeed, the Trump card. There's there's a lot
to there's a lot to sound in words, and the
charisma and karmic repercussion that isn't taking place for Trump
(40:39):
yet is amazing. But don't get caught up in that
karmic repercussion because it will take place now he Maybe
we may be unlucky enough that Trump's karma only comes
to him at the gate Saint Peter. When Saint Peter says, oh, sorry, guy,
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you got to go the other way, we won't all
be there. You know, if those of us who believe
in God know that we do not get to see
justice take place for everybody's that's why you believe you
have to believe that the good will get the good
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and the bad will get what's coming to them. Well,
mister Trump's karma, if we are lucky, will be unfolding soon.
Now some will say that he's that he's smart and
that this tariff thing is gonna work. Well, if the
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tariff thing works and we make some money, that's great.
But what about the fact that this man has disrupted
your education? Well, Wallace, you know the state's got money there.
They'll get to take care of their No, the grants
the Education Department is there to guarantee the civil right
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of people across the country to receive education. Now, is
that to the benefit of each individual? For us to
know that each individual in the country is learning to
be smart or learning to read, learning their math, does
that individual benefit more than society does? Well, I don't know.
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While we're out here looking for people who are qualified
to be air traffic controllers, qualified to be brain surgeons,
qualified to be consultants to let you know the best
way to weave your way through the problems of bureaucracy,
(42:56):
I don't want to fly on an airplane with a
drunk pilot. Well, while you don't have to worry about
that because pretty soon all of the planes will be
done by somebody sitting somewhere, like driving a drone. They
won't have to be in the plane. Well, I want
that person to be smart. I want that person to
be educated. And when you take away all of the
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education grants, all of the research grants a school like
Columbia University, we look at we're being told that our
universities are being cut by hundreds of millions of dollars
in research money, research that has America leading the world
(43:43):
in accomplishments that make people healthy, make people smart, make
people intellectually smooth enough to care about people, understanding profit,
care about people in a world where other people think
(44:03):
profit is more important. But to fill the void and
allow people to still benefit and grow and be part
of this texture that we need to keep a balanced planet.
God gave us day, and he gave us night. He
gave us smart attitudes, and he's allowed he allows us
(44:27):
to let dumb people operate as well. That's our choice.
We don't have to just let bad decisions. And we
made a bad decision. We made a bad decision with Trump.
I know that I've got people out here now who said, hey,
we're gonna I'm not gonna vote. I don't need to vote.
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It doesn't it doesn't make sense. Nothing happens. Well, you
see what happened. And then there's people that said, well,
I don't know if I could vote for this black woman.
You know who you were, Hispanic men, black men, white women.
(45:11):
I don't want this black woman in charge. Black women.
Some of everybody voted against her. Why because of this great,
great campaign, this great racist campaign that's been taking place
for four hundred years in America and on the planet,
all under the guise of making money slavery, but with
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some more important people or profit. Though obviously with slavery
taking place, profit was way more important than people. Huh
So in case you thought, well, whiles, it's obvious people
are more important than profit. If that's the case, we
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would not have this echo of racism taking place now
where people are looking forward to the good old days
of the Confederacy. Some of you think that they're talking
about the good old days of nineteen fifty. No, they
want to go with good old days of eighteen fifty.
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The Civil Rights Act, the ability to vote. Now, white
women understand this, Your right to vote suffrage you guys
didn't get a chance to vote till the nineteen hundreds.
(46:42):
You go to bed with these racist men, Well, Wallace,
why you call them racist? Well, when the subject of
your anger and distrust is based on a person's color
(47:07):
as opposed to their actions, then I say racist. Well
why would you say that? Well, my friend, that is
normally here, mister Anthony Garcia, my mood master, my excellent musician,
and maybe that's why I'm not in a great mood.
I think I am, But he's not here playing the guitar.
His namesake, another man named Garcia, was picked up off
(47:34):
the street a couple of weeks ago, put a pillowcase
over his head, put on a plane, and sent to Nicaragua,
to a prison that is notorious for its ability to
rough up the rough ones, to intimidate the intimidators, to
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put in place the terrible, the gangsters, the hardcore gangsters.
We put them in line. We make them put their
nose each of each other's behind, and walk in the line.
There's no pride for any prisoner that's here. Well, the
United States made a contract with We're God. Can you
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hold on to some of these people that we are?
Matter of fact, we've got a group of people here
from Venezuela. We ain't gonna send them back to Venezuela.
We want to put them in prison in Nicoaka and
we're gonna pay you to do that. Is that cool?
We take the money and we'll treat your prisoners funny.
Send them on down. That was Nicaraguan answered, okay, So
(48:46):
we have mister Garcia in Nicoagua, along with some two
hundred other people that were not supposed to go because
the judge said turned the plane around. But profit is
more important than people to some folks. So Trump wanted
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to profit, and plus he had an open contract and
it was more important to get that money let these
people in Nicarawaga make their money, than it was for
you and I to have some type of level of
pride in our policy and process here in the United States.
So we took mister Garcia and said, you're guilty for however,
(49:29):
you got a tattoo, and plus you got too much
melon and in your skin. And if you were white,
we might would get a chance to talk about this,
but you're not, So get your ass on the plane,
put your nose up. Butted that guy in front of
him and get in line and get out of here.
We're taking you to Nicoga. Oops, made a mistake. He
(49:56):
wasn't supposed to go, made an administrative mistake. He's still
not white. He's still a gangster of sorts. Maybe he's
still somebody that we don't want here. And besides our contract,
despite the fact we've got a contract that should allow
(50:19):
us to ask our contractor to return this material, we're
not going to do it. Why because we don't want
to and you can't make us do it. Well, we'll see.
There's a judge that said you better have that man
(50:41):
back here on Monday, that's tomorrow. We'll see if these
are law abiding people who are running our country. They've
been told by the judge, the same judge, that if
he told you to do something and you didn't do it,
he would not just be contempt of court and a
piece of paper. They'd have somebody roughing you up as
(51:04):
they walked YouTube where they said you need to go,
and make no mistake about it. Contempt of court for
you and me. It is not the same as contempt
of court for these people who are so contemptible when
it comes down to judging, how they feel about who
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we are and what our rights and concerns should be
as Americans, people or profit. I don't know. There's some
questions that I want you to ponder between now and
when we meet again. Sabotage. Sabotage is to deliberately destroy,
(51:51):
damage or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage.
Is Trump sabotaging America? Damage or obstruct something especially for
political or military advantage? Is the Trump administration sabotaging America.
(52:19):
Now we've sacrificed all of our friends, NATO, Europe, France,
our ability to witness or discover sickness across the planet
before it gets to us, our World Health Organization, our
aid to other countries that allows us to keep them
(52:42):
from being so poor that they revolt against the world,
or so poor that pandemics start. Sabotaging America, sabotaging the planet,
sabatge our position on the planet for what? So that
(53:03):
he could stay in power? Maybe so could you get deported? Well,
I said something that would indicate that maybe if you
were white, it wouldn't happen. But let me tell you,
(53:25):
being white is not an answer, and it's not something
that will save you from getting deported. I say that
because they they being the people who want to divide
and conquer, they have mixed up the definitions of who
you are and what you look like so much that
(53:48):
right now you could be Ukrainian and get deported. There's
no process. If mister Garcia was guilty, they should have
been able to take him to court and prove it,
but they didn't. They haven't and he may be But
(54:09):
as far as I know, he's just a brom Man
that was in the wrong place at the right time
to meet Trump's quota. He may be guilty, but we
need to go to court to find out. You may
be guilty. But will you get a chance to go
(54:29):
to court and find out. That's what we have to
figure out. I'll tell you one thing. If you are
not white, and you are somehow thinking that, well, you
know these they're deporting these folks and they should just
deport them, blah blah blah, you are eating drinking the
(54:51):
kool aid. You are moving toward accepting this thing that's
going on as normal. You are accepting it as this
is okay. You're saying that do it, But as they
do it, will they not do it to you? What's
(55:11):
to stop them from doing it to you? You look
like Garcia enough. You look like Garcia enough, Oh, d Wombo,
you know they don't. I mean you could be Haitian,
(55:32):
Nigerian dark Nika Robin. Listen. Getting along with each other
is important. Protecting each other is even more important. Standing
(55:54):
up for what you know is right is even more important.
Not a lot wllwing the bully to bully is your job,
is my job. We did not elect bullies. We did
not elect people to go out and ignore the law.
We did not elect people to ignore the rights of people.
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We did not elect Trump to put profit above the
civil rights and concerns of our people. I know you didn't.
You know why. I know you didn't because I know
you don't want someone knocking on your kicking your door
down in the middle of the night because of anything
(56:46):
wherever you did. Take it. Wait till tomorrow morning. They
can call you, they can send civilized police over to
talk to you. Because you're an American, that's what you expect.
How do need you to knock my door down in
the middle of the night, scare the hell out of
my kids, make my neighbors all suspicious of me? That's
(57:11):
not how we that's not what we do. That's not
what I want to have done. I don't think you
do either, especially if it's happening to you now. Could
you get deported? And you sure could? Are we being
groomed to accept illegal administrative actions? Are we being groomed
(57:36):
to accept illegal administrative actions as we see these things
taking place? Who would have thought that you would have
a guy elected, take someone who's not elected, put together
a group of stormtroopers and allow them to go to
our government agencies, our I, our vests, our social security,
(58:01):
grab up all of the databases that they want. Your
phone number, my phone number, how much money you made
or didn't make, your address, who your girlfriend was, Oh,
maybe who your girlfriend is or maybe who your wife's
boyfriend is. I don't know, but we're going to find
(58:24):
out because they got all of that information. And you
can believe that if scam likely is so common that
the phone company can recognize it and warn you that
it's coming, that we've certainly been conditioned enough enough data
stolen that one day when somebody called you up with
(58:46):
that scam and says, you know, I used to work
with Dodge, and we got a lot of information about
who you are and what you do, and right now
it is time for you to pay up. Wow, that's conspiracy. Yep,
that's right. And if you don't have the attitude that
there is a conspiracy going on to take your rights,
(59:07):
to turn the world upside down, to make you irrelevant
and the things that you want to have occur to
yourself and your family and your future irrelevant, Oh, you
better wake up. And that's what this is. A wake
up call. What's more important? People are profit? I think
you're more important. I think you're more important than being
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able to elect Trump a third time. God bless you.
Thank you for being with us. And since you are
with us, stay with us, get up, do what you
gotta do, get on up, and let's get down. We
need to change the expression on the face of this
your tom. It's time for us to stand up straight,
give a hand or whatever it may take to free
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our fellow man. God bless you. See you next week.
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Hello, Hello, Hello, good morning, good afternoon, good night. Whatever
it is for you, I hope it as good for
you as it is for me. This is Empire Talks Back.
I'm Wallace Allan here on the case for truth and
justice with the right information to help improve the situation.
Well do we need to improve the situation? I think
(08:24):
everything can be improved, don't you. I mean, we can
do better. We are not at our absolute best. We
are challenged, and therefore we need to respond to the
challenge with our best. Now, I'd like to take just
a moment and let you know that mom says hello.
(08:46):
That's very important to me. She said hello to me
this morning. She said to tell you hello, and she
said to tell you that don't give up. Don't panic.
Life is indeed on your side. All you've got to
do is continue to be on life's side. Pay attention.
I don't know if your phone does it, but mine
(09:07):
does when I get some rings that you know, I
really like this deal with the telephone where you can
see who's calling you. I have a friend that I
don't like to talk to. His name is scam likely?
I don't know. I don't know if you get these
(09:29):
notifications from your phone that there's a scam likely going
on and they're calling you and they want you to
pick up the phone so they can talk you into
something that may or may not be good for you.
That's why they say scam likely. Now you may miss
(09:50):
a very important phone call by ignoring scam likely. But
then again, that's why you have or that's why I
have an answering service on my phone. You can leave
a message, and if your scam likely isn't a scam,
you shouldn't be ashamed to leave a message. And I
(10:13):
find that the scammers they're not, they're not a shame
to leave a message. They'll tell you right away, I'll
call you back, call me back. They give a number,
never the same numbers that they're calling from, though I
never wonder about those things. But listen, we've got issues.
We've got some real issues. Let's start off with My
(10:36):
main issue, My main concern is what is more important
to you and me? Is it people? You know? Getting
along with people, making sure that you know the emotions,
the attitudes, the things that take place with people. Don't
hit them so hard that they act crazy and blow
(10:58):
up things and want to throw rocks that you an
act a fool or act a fool, hopefully acting. People
are important. People are important for you to get along with.
They're important if you know them. They're important if you
don't know them. Because people you don't know can cause
you as much stress as people who do know you
(11:18):
can cause you love and affection. You have to respect people.
They're on the planet. God made them, and boy, I
tell you, you and I both know that some of
them are good, some of them are nuts. Some of
them are capable of doing things that are very admirable,
and some of them are capable of doing things that
(11:40):
make you glad that you can flush. You know, but
there were all of God's children. If God didn't want them,
then you know what he would do something about him.
That's if you believe in God like I do. People
they should eat, they should sleep, they should have aspirations,
(12:02):
they should function and do things that are good for them,
hopefully good for each other, good for the planet. Have drives,
they have things that they have to get done. They
want to eat, sleep, should be healthy. But if they're
like that, if they've got all the toys they want
(12:23):
to play with, chances are they don't want to mess
with you and take your toys and mess over the
things that you think are important. And I think that's important.
Or is it more important that a few people on
the planet are able to make over? Profit? Nothing wrong
with profit? Or is there? It depends on what the
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cost profit is that amount left over after you take
care of all your builds and all of the things
that are necessary to have made whatever you did or
do occur profit, that's the part leftover now most and
(13:07):
any business people that I know, profit is something that
we would like to have. But boy, if we could
just break even? Now, what does that mean? Break even? Well,
break even that means, you know, you pay all your bills,
you pay yourself. Oh oh no, no, that's really something when
(13:29):
break even allows you to pay yourself and you paid
all your bills, and that means tomorrow is not going
to be so bad. Now, that's a pretty good position. Now,
how do you match that up with the profit? Position
depends on the profit. If you had so much profit
that you called cause the rest of the people around
(13:50):
you to have a deficit, that means they didn't get
to break even, we now start to have problem. We
now are starting to create losers. Now, winners are very
important in the deal, but losers tend to be the
(14:15):
sore point, the bad point, the sower point. Who loses. Well,
if you have a race and you've got clear cut boundaries,
and you know where the finish line is, and everybody
stays in their lane, you could have a clear cut winner,
(14:38):
or you could have a tie that's break An even
clear cut winner may maybe of what you would call
a profit. I don't know, but I do know that
if we create circumstances and situations that allow us to
create losers more than we create winners, and that if
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losing means that you don't get to eat, you don't
have shelter, you don't have a means of securing any
self esteem, then the loser is not just the loser.
Society becomes the loser along with that loser, because society
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depends on everybody here being able to contribute something that's
going to be beneficial to the whole deal. And if
we create such losers, people who walk the street and
don't know if they're going to be able to get
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securely to where they're going because someone is profiting or
attempting to profit on a theory that says you are
not worthy of being in the States, for instance, and
they come and they pick you up, kidnap you, put
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you on a train or a bus or a plane,
and send you to a place you've never been in before. Wallace,
what are you talking about? Well, I'm talking about power,
and I'm talking about getting along, and I'm talking about people,
and I'm talking about profit, and I'm talking about society,
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and I'm talking about your place in it and my
place in it. And I'm talking about how are we
organized to get along with each other without destroying each
other's rights to be here here in America. And I
could have said that a couple of weeks ago and
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been pretty you know, acrid, But we're not here in America,
here on the planet. Mister Trump has demonstrated and brought
it to us very clearly that you know, you've got
to the United States, but we affect the whole planet.
The people of the United States, and the things that
we do affect the whole planet. We have the ability
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to make the planet feel a little secure or to
feel very shaky. And right now we are in charge
of the artificial earthquake across the planet. And I say
we're in charge because we elected the person, mister Trump,
who has shaken the world. He's changed almost everything except
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our daily sense of self because we're able to walk
around the kind of thing things are normal, you know.
And he's so good. He is so good at saying
the same thing over and over again, regardless of whether
it's true, saying the same thing over and over again,
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to the point that whether it was true when he
started saying it or not, that over a period of
time people start believing it. I'm going to lower the
price of food. Oh, he said that during his whole
period of time that he's running for election. I'm gonna
lower the prices of food. I'm gonna make America great again.
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I'm not going to touch social Security. We're going to
be the smartest people on the planet. Well, somehow a
mosquito bit him or something. I don't know. Some of
us think that he was a liar in the beginning.
Some of us think that he's got a golden tongue
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and that he that he can speak of reality that
you know that doesn't that we don't see, but he's coming.
I don't know. Maybe he is a visionary, but I
do know that at this point he has made people
who depend on his word agree with him and think
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that the world is kind of in a goofy place,
and they pull their money out of the stock market.
He has convinced people that he is in charge enough
to take what you thought was steady and take it
away from you and scared the people who normally would
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take another step with their money. Our stock market is
inside out, upside down. I don't play the stock market,
but certainly I am subject to it, just like you are.
I have a savings account four one K, a little
bit of money out there that somebody else is making
for me if the stock market does what it's supposed
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to do. But I've been kind of afraid to look
at that. Now I'm trying to figure out how to
make some money, and I think you are too. But
the first thing that we got to remember is what
is more important? People or profit, people or profit. Should
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we be concerned about the welfare of other people or
should we be concerned about putting money in our pocket? Well,
what happens if the people that we are wanting to
buy things from are no longer able to produce them,
We're no longer able to afford to open up the
store and sell them, or no longer able to import
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them because it costs too much. Well, you've got a
lot of money sitting in your bank, but you're but
the person that you're depending on to secure those things
you want to buy doesn't and their credit's no good
anymore because the creditor understands that, as far as he's concerned,
profit is more important than people, and you're a people,
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and he can't risk his profit for you. Wallace, what
are we doing? What are we talking about? What we
are talking about? It's the scam likely that has become likely,
that we have allowed the phone call to turn into
a house call that has been moved all the way
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over to putting your name on the contract. You have
agreed to. Let greed be the leading ingredient of how
we determine what we want to have done. Not your greed,
not my greed. Our greed isn't powerful enough. Our greed.
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Our greed is based on well, could I get enough
oxygen today? Did I have enough food today? Do I
have enough money to pay the rent? Can I buy
some of this expensive gas? Oh? The three ninety nine
taco or three ninety nine burrito that if I get
here before eleven thirty has now gone up to six dollars. Well,
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I can feel that. Well, I'll go by Sam's and
buy me some gas. I know that Sam's got the
cheapest gas in town. My goodness, this gas has gone
up to it's almost five dollars a gallon again, which
is more important? People are profit or breaking even? Okay,
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yesterday Saturday, people all over the United States had protests
Hands Off. That protest basically was a statement to mister
Trump and to the Republican Party that has taken their
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hands off of him Trump, taking their hands off the
table and allowed him Trump to make the major decisions.
I just assume that if you're running for Congress or
running for the Senate, that you paid attention in your
Civics class and that you realize that you know we've
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got separation of powers here in the United States. You've
got the Congress, which makes the laws, You've got the judiciary,
which interprets the laws, and you've got the executive branch
that administers the laws. None of them should have more
power than the other, but all of them should have
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enough power. Each of them should have enough power to
stifle any of the others that they seem to think
is getting out of order. So when one of those
branches of government, say the legislative or congressional the people
who are supposed to make the laws and make the
rules that we follow, abdicates its position, says I'm not
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going to do this anymore, because you know, we've elected
somebody that's got a threat on either told me that
if I don't shut up and do what they tell me,
they're going to do that do what they tell me
to do. They're going to have their rich friends put
up enough money to unelect me in the place that
I've decided that I wanted to be representative of and
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worked real hard to get elected. I'm more afraid of
mister Trump and mister Musk than I am affectionate or
concerned about the hundreds of thousands of people who may
have voted for me and put me in place in
my position. I'm more concerned that mister Trump liked me
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than I am that the people who voted for me
get served by what I do. Well. I don't know.
I've never I've never been pushed around by bullies. I
guess I was at the point in life where I
was needed to be big enough to not be bullied.
I wasn't. I was rather than not bullied, and protected
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myself enough to do some reading so that I wouldn't
be intellectually bullied, and hopefully haven't over bullied anyone around me,
because like others, I probably have bullied some people, not
on purpose, not knowing that I'm just going to be
a bully, because my folks, aunts and uncles grew me
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up to not like bullies or not have any respect
for bullies, except if you recognize one, if you have
the opportunity, take him out, and I don't mean go
kill him, but make him understand that he cannot bully you,
nor your friends or your family members. But we've got
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bullies that are in charge now. People that acquiesce to
that bully, want to be that bully, want to ride
in his airplane, want to sit in this car want
to hang out, maybe even let him talk bad about
my family. But that's okay. He's a billionaire. If I
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hang out with him and touch him, maybe I'll become
a billionaire. Now you're probably not. That won't happen. So
I've got some questions here. What happens? What happens when
the society allows truth and integrity to slip away, when
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lies from the highest level of leadership are acceptable. What
is the trickle down effect on subsequent levels of leadership?
Do we all learn to lie? Well, let's look at
let's look at our administration. One of the best insurance
policies for President Trump right now, for me is Vice
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President JD. Vance. The only person I could think of
right now who is really trying to be rougher less
of a statesperson than Trump is Vance. Now you thought
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I was going to say Musk, Well, Musk has not
been elected. He's totally on foreign territory in terms of
doing things for elected people, but doing things for the
people he's used to doing things for his board of directors.
And if you will remember, he got mad because his
board of directors acquiesced and agreed to give him a
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hundred billion dollars a million dollars, one hundred million dollars,
and the government said that's kind of a big salary.
He's got people that agree that he's worth that kind
of money to them. I don't know how much he's
paying them for that. But my point again is this
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musk is not elected, Okay, so I don't expect him
to feel any alliance or or allegiance to the people,
and they are not feeling any allegiance to him or
to Tesla. But Trump on the other hand, Vance on
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the other hand, other elected officials, but the whole Republican
Party now is And somebody will say, well, they've always
been liars. I don't think anybody has always been liars
except Trump maybe, And I've not been around him always,
so I don't know. But he's always lied since I've
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paid attention. Since I've been paying attention to him, he
has told some very interesting lifes. And listen, I come
from a family who had the ability to tell stories,
so I'm not shocked by a storyteller. I'm shocked by
story listeners who believe that an obvious lie is a truth.
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When you tell lies at the level of obviousness that
Trump does. He has a right to expect that. You know,
he's just kidding. But when you line up behind the
lie and you hold your hand out for more, it's like, whooh,
you're really willing to believe this and pay for it. Well,
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he sits right in the driver's seat on that and
he'll drive that car everywhere around the planet, across everything.
Because you bought the lie, you gave him the authority
to tell more. So anyway that I don't know who
to blame in that sense, Oh yeah, I do, except
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I remember the Jim Jones episode. I remember people following
Jim Jones drinking the kool aid. We didn't blame those people.
We felt sorry for those people. We felt sorry for
the cult followers. We felt sorry for their families. We
didn't tease them when we found that they had all
drunk the kool aid and died with Jim Jones because
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he led them to that our lie that we are
following here in the United States across the planet, even
that tariffs are the answer to making people get along
and doing a deal and having a good, strong economy.
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If the tariffs worked, it won't be because of the tariffs.
It'll be because people acquiesced to the bully, they give
some credibility to the ability to the bully that could happen.
The tariffs could lead to negotiations that may make a
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few more people richer than they were in the first place.
But for you and me, by the time the terriffs
work and may benefit your kids or your grandkids, but
you and I are the with a fuel for that fire,
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and we have to figure out how to not burn
ourselves or allow ourselves to get burned up. So yesterday
throughout America there were people protesting, hands off, hands off
my rights, hands off of my agencies, my government agencies
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that are serving me. Hands off of Medicare, hands off Medicaid,
hands off Social Security, hands off the Education Department, hands
off of scientific grants that have made the world a
much better place as a result of the research we've
been able to do with American money, American money that's
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been used by a guy like Musk smart enough to
convert American grant money into billions of dollars billion dollar industry. Now,
the smartest thing that he could do Trump and Musk,
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well Musk particularly, would be to take his name off
of his businesses because he is nowhere near as charming
as mister Trump. Musk is nowhere near the possessor of
the charisma that Trump has. I was reading the other
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day for people that well, I'm one of our great
public speakers, commenters, Bill Meyer sat down with the president,
and wow, he's a nice guy. Probably is a nice
guy as the what it's as the snake as he
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moves towards your neck to bite you, just as beautiful
and charming. Ah, but as he bites you. And the
one thing that the snake and Trump can say, I
told you I was going to do this, just like
the snake says, you knew I was a snake when
you took me in. Trump told you, he told you
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what he was going to do. I took him for
I went out and tried to vote fifty times. I couldn't.
Election fraud would not have let me do that. Electioneers
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wouldn't let me do that. I call voter registration. Hey, listen,
you know I have I have. I'm Wallace James Allen.
Could I register as just James Allen and vote? And
how about just Wallace Allen and vote and then Alan James. Yeah,
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you can do that if you want to go to jail. Well,
I don't want to go to jail. I did want
to try to stack the vote if I could, but
I couldn't. I'm not that smart, or that anxious or
that rich now, and I think the people in Wisconsin,
I want to feel pretty good about their ability to
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have a clean election. Mister Musk just went to Wisconsin
and put twenty million dollars on the table to elect
a Supreme Court judge, and the people of Wisconsin ignored
his money. Now, I was concerned. I said, man, that
twenty million dollars, he's going to buy that election. He
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is going to buy that election. Maybe he didn't put
the money in the right place, but I'm sure that
if he put as much in public on advertising that
we could see that he probably tried to bribe a
few people who were in a position to slide a
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few names left and right because of their access to
computers and stuff. But he didn't get them either. That's
a point. That's a good point for us who are
really concerned about what could be going on and what
could happen in these places. They rejected this money. How
many of you out there would have Let let's see
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how much would it have cost for him to take
care vote. Now, he was offering people million dollars to
sign a petition put your name in a drawing. There's
some of us out there that say, well, heck, I
take the money and vote like I want to. I
would too. Now, if he gave me twenty million dollars,
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you'd have to give somebody else twenty one to come
get me, because I would take the money, but I
wouldn't do what he wanted me to do with it.
I don't know. He doesn't seem like he's got the
kind of mafia connections that would scare me. Trump, on
the other hand, oh man, I have to stay squared
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away in front of Trump the whole way. I could
not at any point appear to or make him feel
that I was on his side at any point so
that he could pull the anger out that goes along
with being lie to. No, I'm the one who's been
lied to, and I'm the one who's angry, and I'm
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the one who's going to pull out whatever whatever technique
I can to win for my grand babies. I've lived mine,
I've had enough fun for I'm kind of like the
Blues guy. I ain't no millionaire. But I done have
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more fun than any millionaire. But that's my life. My
life has I'm on the overhill side of my life.
I'm looking at and enjoying life based on my babies
and grand babies and great grand babies. Have to say
but you, and I say you because I know that
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I'm speaking to younger people. I'm speaking to people who
still have a reason to care. I'm speaking to people
who have a desire to make tomorrow better for themselves,
not just for their grand babies and children. Now, there
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was another rally in San Bernardino yesterday, at the same
time people were all over the country protesting Trump, saying
hands off. Here in the city of San Bernardino, we
have a group called Pastors United. They gathered down town
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Sand Bernardino. When I went to the gathering, there was
about five hundred people there. They did not say hands off.
They were saying hands on, and they were speaking to God.
Their solution is who speak to God, speak for unity,
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speak for each other, caring for each other, reaching out
for each other, going home with each other on their mind.
Now that's a solution. That's definitely one of the things
that we need to do. What's more important people or profit?
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According to our meeting yesterday in San Bernardino, people are
more important than profit. According to the protests all across
the country, hands off people are more important than profit.
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Yet our government is willing, our government, our president, those
people who could control our government, our legislators, Republican Party,
who is in charge of both the Senate and the Congress,
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have decided to let Trump have the Trump card. Very interesting.
His name is Trump, and he's playing it like he
is the Indeed, the Trump card. There's there's a lot
to there's a lot to sound in words, and the
charisma and karmic repercussion that isn't taking place for Trump
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yet is amazing. But don't get caught up in that
karmic repercussion because it will take place now he Maybe
we may be unlucky enough that Trump's karma only comes
to him at the gate Saint Peter. When Saint Peter says, oh, sorry, guy,
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you got to go the other way, we won't all
be there. You know, if those of us who believe
in God know that we do not get to see
justice take place for everybody's that's why you believe you
have to believe that the good will get the good
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and the bad will get what's coming to them. Well,
mister Trump's karma, if we are lucky, will be unfolding soon.
Now some will say that he's that he's smart and
that this tariff thing is gonna work. Well, if the
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tariff thing works and we make some money, that's great.
But what about the fact that this man has disrupted
your education? Well, Wallace, you know the state's got money there.
They'll get to take care of their No, the grants
the Education Department is there to guarantee the civil right
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of people across the country to receive education. Now, is
that to the benefit of each individual? For us to
know that each individual in the country is learning to
be smart or learning to read, learning their math, does
that individual benefit more than society does? Well, I don't know.
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While we're out here looking for people who are qualified
to be air traffic controllers, qualified to be brain surgeons,
qualified to be consultants to let you know the best
way to weave your way through the problems of bureaucracy,
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I don't want to fly on an airplane with a
drunk pilot. Well, while you don't have to worry about
that because pretty soon all of the planes will be
done by somebody sitting somewhere, like driving a drone. They
won't have to be in the plane. Well, I want
that person to be smart. I want that person to
be educated. And when you take away all of the
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education grants, all of the research grants a school like
Columbia University, we look at we're being told that our
universities are being cut by hundreds of millions of dollars
in research money, research that has America leading the world
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in accomplishments that make people healthy, make people smart, make
people intellectually smooth enough to care about people, understanding profit,
care about people in a world where other people think
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profit is more important. But to fill the void and
allow people to still benefit and grow and be part
of this texture that we need to keep a balanced planet.
God gave us day, and he gave us night. He
gave us smart attitudes, and he's allowed he allows us
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to let dumb people operate as well. That's our choice.
We don't have to just let bad decisions. And we
made a bad decision. We made a bad decision with Trump.
I know that I've got people out here now who said, hey,
we're gonna I'm not gonna vote. I don't need to vote.
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It doesn't it doesn't make sense. Nothing happens. Well, you
see what happened. And then there's people that said, well,
I don't know if I could vote for this black woman.
You know who you were, Hispanic men, black men, white women.
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I don't want this black woman in charge. Black women.
Some of everybody voted against her. Why because of this great,
great campaign, this great racist campaign that's been taking place
for four hundred years in America and on the planet,
all under the guise of making money slavery, but with
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some more important people or profit. Though obviously with slavery
taking place, profit was way more important than people. Huh
So in case you thought, well, whiles, it's obvious people
are more important than profit. If that's the case, we
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would not have this echo of racism taking place now
where people are looking forward to the good old days
of the Confederacy. Some of you think that they're talking
about the good old days of nineteen fifty. No, they
want to go with good old days of eighteen fifty.
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The Civil Rights Act, the ability to vote. Now, white
women understand this, Your right to vote suffrage you guys
didn't get a chance to vote till the nineteen hundreds.
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You go to bed with these racist men, Well, Wallace,
why you call them racist? Well, when the subject of
your anger and distrust is based on a person's color
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as opposed to their actions, then I say racist. Well
why would you say that? Well, my friend, that is
normally here, mister Anthony Garcia, my mood master, my excellent musician,
and maybe that's why I'm not in a great mood.
I think I am, But he's not here playing the guitar.
His namesake, another man named Garcia, was picked up off
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the street a couple of weeks ago, put a pillowcase
over his head, put on a plane, and sent to Nicaragua,
to a prison that is notorious for its ability to
rough up the rough ones, to intimidate the intimidators, to
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put in place the terrible, the gangsters, the hardcore gangsters.
We put them in line. We make them put their
nose each of each other's behind, and walk in the line.
There's no pride for any prisoner that's here. Well, the
United States made a contract with We're God. Can you
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hold on to some of these people that we are?
Matter of fact, we've got a group of people here
from Venezuela. We ain't gonna send them back to Venezuela.
We want to put them in prison in Nicoaka and
we're gonna pay you to do that. Is that cool?
We take the money and we'll treat your prisoners funny.
Send them on down. That was Nicaraguan answered, okay, So
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we have mister Garcia in Nicoagua, along with some two
hundred other people that were not supposed to go because
the judge said turned the plane around. But profit is
more important than people to some folks. So Trump wanted
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to profit, and plus he had an open contract and
it was more important to get that money let these
people in Nicarawaga make their money, than it was for
you and I to have some type of level of
pride in our policy and process here in the United States.
So we took mister Garcia and said, you're guilty for however,
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you got a tattoo, and plus you got too much
melon and in your skin. And if you were white,
we might would get a chance to talk about this,
but you're not, So get your ass on the plane,
put your nose up. Butted that guy in front of
him and get in line and get out of here.
We're taking you to Nicoga. Oops, made a mistake. He
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wasn't supposed to go, made an administrative mistake. He's still
not white. He's still a gangster of sorts. Maybe he's
still somebody that we don't want here. And besides our contract,
despite the fact we've got a contract that should allow
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us to ask our contractor to return this material, we're
not going to do it. Why because we don't want
to and you can't make us do it. Well, we'll see.
There's a judge that said you better have that man
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back here on Monday, that's tomorrow. We'll see if these
are law abiding people who are running our country. They've
been told by the judge, the same judge, that if
he told you to do something and you didn't do it,
he would not just be contempt of court and a
piece of paper. They'd have somebody roughing you up as
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they walked YouTube where they said you need to go,
and make no mistake about it. Contempt of court for
you and me. It is not the same as contempt
of court for these people who are so contemptible when
it comes down to judging, how they feel about who
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we are and what our rights and concerns should be
as Americans, people or profit. I don't know. There's some
questions that I want you to ponder between now and
when we meet again. Sabotage. Sabotage is to deliberately destroy,
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damage or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage.
Is Trump sabotaging America? Damage or obstruct something especially for
political or military advantage? Is the Trump administration sabotaging America.
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Now we've sacrificed all of our friends, NATO, Europe, France,
our ability to witness or discover sickness across the planet
before it gets to us, our World Health Organization, our
aid to other countries that allows us to keep them
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from being so poor that they revolt against the world,
or so poor that pandemics start. Sabotaging America, sabotaging the planet,
sabatge our position on the planet for what? So that
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he could stay in power? Maybe so could you get deported? Well,
I said something that would indicate that maybe if you
were white, it wouldn't happen. But let me tell you,
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being white is not an answer, and it's not something
that will save you from getting deported. I say that
because they they being the people who want to divide
and conquer, they have mixed up the definitions of who
you are and what you look like so much that
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right now you could be Ukrainian and get deported. There's
no process. If mister Garcia was guilty, they should have
been able to take him to court and prove it,
but they didn't. They haven't and he may be But
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as far as I know, he's just a brom Man
that was in the wrong place at the right time
to meet Trump's quota. He may be guilty, but we
need to go to court to find out. You may
be guilty. But will you get a chance to go
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to court and find out. That's what we have to
figure out. I'll tell you one thing. If you are
not white, and you are somehow thinking that, well, you
know these they're deporting these folks and they should just
deport them, blah blah blah, you are eating drinking the
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kool aid. You are moving toward accepting this thing that's
going on as normal. You are accepting it as this
is okay. You're saying that do it, But as they
do it, will they not do it to you? What's
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to stop them from doing it to you? You look
like Garcia enough. You look like Garcia enough, Oh, d Wombo,
you know they don't. I mean you could be Haitian,
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Nigerian dark Nika Robin. Listen. Getting along with each other
is important. Protecting each other is even more important. Standing
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up for what you know is right is even more important.
Not a lot wllwing the bully to bully is your job,
is my job. We did not elect bullies. We did
not elect people to go out and ignore the law.
We did not elect people to ignore the rights of people.
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We did not elect Trump to put profit above the
civil rights and concerns of our people. I know you didn't.
You know why. I know you didn't because I know
you don't want someone knocking on your kicking your door
down in the middle of the night because of anything
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wherever you did. Take it. Wait till tomorrow morning. They
can call you, they can send civilized police over to
talk to you. Because you're an American, that's what you expect.
How do need you to knock my door down in
the middle of the night, scare the hell out of
my kids, make my neighbors all suspicious of me? That's
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not how we that's not what we do. That's not
what I want to have done. I don't think you
do either, especially if it's happening to you now. Could
you get deported? And you sure could? Are we being
groomed to accept illegal administrative actions? Are we being groomed
(57:36):
to accept illegal administrative actions as we see these things
taking place? Who would have thought that you would have
a guy elected, take someone who's not elected, put together
a group of stormtroopers and allow them to go to
our government agencies, our I, our vests, our social security,
(58:01):
grab up all of the databases that they want. Your
phone number, my phone number, how much money you made
or didn't make, your address, who your girlfriend was, Oh,
maybe who your girlfriend is or maybe who your wife's
boyfriend is. I don't know, but we're going to find
(58:24):
out because they got all of that information. And you
can believe that if scam likely is so common that
the phone company can recognize it and warn you that
it's coming, that we've certainly been conditioned enough enough data
stolen that one day when somebody called you up with
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that scam and says, you know, I used to work
with Dodge, and we got a lot of information about
who you are and what you do, and right now
it is time for you to pay up. Wow, that's conspiracy. Yep,
that's right. And if you don't have the attitude that
there is a conspiracy going on to take your rights,
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to turn the world upside down, to make you irrelevant
and the things that you want to have occur to
yourself and your family and your future irrelevant, Oh, you
better wake up. And that's what this is. A wake
up call. What's more important? People are profit? I think
you're more important. I think you're more important than being
(59:32):
able to elect Trump a third time. God bless you.
Thank you for being with us. And since you are
with us, stay with us, get up, do what you
gotta do, get on up, and let's get down. We
need to change the expression on the face of this
your tom. It's time for us to stand up straight,
give a hand or whatever it may take to free
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our fellow man. God bless you. See you next week.
Under two circumstances. One it's a good gards, gentlemen to
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