November 28, 2024 • 41 mins
The Shocking Truth About Thanksgiving and What History Books Won’t Tell You!
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Thanksgiving Thanks Under Fire The Cost of a Feast and the Battle for Liberty
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Imagine a feast so momentous that it has been etched into the fabric of a nation’s history. The first Thanksgiving in 1621 was a celebration of survival, community, and gratitude. The Pilgrims, with help from the Wampanoag people, gathered to share the bounty of the land they had worked tirelessly to tame. Fast-forward over four centuries, and Thanksgiving remains a cherished tradition—yet, the survival of the feast itself feels under siege in our current economic climate.
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Thanksgiving Thanks Under Fire The Cost of a Feast and the Battle for Liberty
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Imagine a feast so momentous that it has been etched into the fabric of a nation’s history. The first Thanksgiving in 1621 was a celebration of survival, community, and gratitude. The Pilgrims, with help from the Wampanoag people, gathered to share the bounty of the land they had worked tirelessly to tame. Fast-forward over four centuries, and Thanksgiving remains a cherished tradition—yet, the survival of the feast itself feels under siege in our current economic climate.
Welcome to *#GoRight with Peter Boykin*, where we sift through the facts, confront the narratives, and uphold the ideals of our Constitutional Republic. Let’s dive in.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What have you heard the news? Thanksgiving Day?
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Go right with Peter boy can Let's pay the way.
We'll gather around the table, bring your plate. Trump's making
Thanksgiving truely great.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Inflation's high and times.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Are tough, but we've got the spirit.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
That's more than enough.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Biden forgot to butter the balls.
Speaker 4 (00:40):
Now butterboss turkeys cat hit the stalls, go right, get thanks.
Speaker 5 (00:46):
It's time to feast turkey stuff and a celebration beast.
Speaker 6 (00:54):
Pass the gravy, tag a.
Speaker 5 (00:56):
Stamp, Thanksgiving batter in Trump's great land, cranberry sauce and
pumpkin pie.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
America First.
Speaker 6 (01:10):
No need to.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Cry while Biden's economy gives us a scare.
Speaker 7 (01:17):
We're grateful for freedom, love and care. Light the candles,
raise your glass.
Speaker 5 (01:26):
Thanksgivings here, Let's make it last.
Speaker 2 (01:31):
Let's give thanks for what we've got, even when Biden
makes it.
Speaker 4 (01:38):
Tough for a lot.
Speaker 5 (01:40):
The foot of our turkeys try to recall, but.
Speaker 8 (01:45):
Trump's got a plan to fix it.
Speaker 9 (01:48):
Off from the farm to the table.
Speaker 6 (01:52):
He'll naked right.
Speaker 10 (01:54):
Let's go ride, keep out the fight.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
Go right, thanks.
Speaker 6 (02:01):
It's time to feast.
Speaker 11 (02:04):
Turkey stuff in a celebration beast. Past the gravy, take
of stamps, thanksgivings, their and.
Speaker 8 (02:15):
Trump's great lands.
Speaker 6 (02:17):
So join the podcast. It's a right with Peter boy
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Speaker 7 (02:24):
Yeah, thanksgivings about the.
Speaker 12 (02:27):
Thanks wheel to family, friends and this great nation.
Speaker 13 (02:33):
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Speaker 14 (02:35):
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Speaker 2 (02:50):
Yeah, thanksgivings about the thanks wel to family friends and
this great nation.
Speaker 11 (03:00):
Go right in the cluh.
Speaker 15 (03:23):
This turkey tastes half as good as it looks.
Speaker 12 (03:26):
I think we're all in for a very big treat.
Speaker 10 (03:31):
Save the neck for Clark.
Speaker 4 (03:33):
Okay, Eddie, there's no need to down.
Speaker 6 (03:47):
I'll say it, young man.
Speaker 16 (03:49):
Yourself up the brown.
Speaker 6 (03:50):
I'll say it you cause you're in a new town.
Speaker 16 (03:54):
That's don't need to ulf young.
Speaker 17 (04:00):
Imagine a feace so momentous that it has been etched
into the fabric of a nation's history. The first Thanksgiving
in sixteen twenty one was a celebration of survival, community,
and gratitude. The Pilgrims, with help from the Wampong the
Wumpanog people gathered to share the bounty of the land
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they had worked tirelessly to tank fast forward over four
centuries in Thanksgiving remains a cherished tradition, yet the survival
of the feast itself fills under siege in our current
economic climate. Welcome to hashtag go Right with Peter Boykin,
where we shift through the facts, confront the narratives, stuff
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the turkey, and uphold the ideals of our constitutional republic.
Speaker 7 (04:52):
Let's dive in. We'll be right back.
Speaker 17 (04:56):
Remember we fight for what's right because it's time to
go right, Time.
Speaker 6 (05:03):
To go right, time to go right, time to go right.
Speaker 17 (05:21):
Here's the facts. Thanksgiving dinner is no longer just a meal.
It's a litmus test for the economy under the Biden administration.
Speaker 7 (05:30):
Thank God Donald Trump's coming.
Speaker 17 (05:32):
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports at the average cost
of Thanksgiving for a family of ten has skyrocketed by
more than twenty percent compared to the last Thanksgiving.
Speaker 7 (05:42):
Under Donald Trump.
Speaker 17 (05:44):
There's some key cost increases since twenty twenty. Turkey is
up thirty two percent, pumpkin pie mix up twenty two
point four percent, rolls up fifty six point four percent,
pie shells up forty percent, green peas up for eighteen
point five percent. Stuffing up forty five point two percent.
I'll also state that the little metal pans, the aluminum
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pans you put the turkey in to bake, those were like,
I think fourteen dollars. They were like, no, we'll just
use a metal pan, I mean, not a disposable pan.
We could buy a metal pan for a lot cheaper.
These democrats tunt slight cost decreases over the past two years,
the overall increase since twenty twenty remains undeniable.
Speaker 7 (06:29):
The American Farm.
Speaker 17 (06:30):
Bureau noted that consumers are still grappling with inflationary pressures, stating, quote,
it will take more than just the past two years
improvements to ease the paint.
Speaker 7 (06:41):
Now here's the opinion.
Speaker 17 (06:42):
Over regulation and misguided policy have contributed significantly to this inflation.
Former President Donald Trump plans to reverse this trend by
reducing regulatory burdens on farmers and businesses, and his selection
of Lee Zelden to helm the Environmental Protection Agency. The
signals a return to fair and swift deregulatory decisions aimed
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at empowering American businesses to thrive. Holiday spirit rescued by
retailers now retail giants like Walmart and Aldie are stepping
up to offer pre Biden era prices, easing the burden
for families.
Speaker 7 (07:22):
At least finally somebody stepped up.
Speaker 17 (07:26):
We'll be right back.
Speaker 18 (07:28):
I just want to thank everyone for being here, and
not just how our immediate family, talking about all the
cousins and their kids and everybody.
Speaker 17 (07:35):
That's how it should be.
Speaker 18 (07:36):
That's right, Papa. I know everyone's busy with their lives
and has their own things that they have to do,
but it means so much as you're here with us
and our home for lolidays, and.
Speaker 9 (07:45):
That goes for both of us.
Speaker 6 (07:47):
How come your damn sister goodn't hopes because my sister's.
Speaker 17 (07:50):
House is a dump, Daniel, No, I got to.
Speaker 13 (07:52):
Pay for all of his damn food.
Speaker 7 (07:54):
Oh hell no.
Speaker 18 (07:56):
As I have always said, this house is happier when
it's get out of the bathroom.
Speaker 19 (08:03):
Well, son, you and Donna have been such gracious hosts.
I just hope I haven't been a nuisance.
Speaker 7 (08:09):
Hell no, So what are.
Speaker 17 (08:14):
You talking about?
Speaker 7 (08:15):
We love having you here.
Speaker 18 (08:17):
Oh and of course this is our first Christmas without
soon to be son in law Matthew. When you two
got engaged, all of us were just smiling from ear
to ear.
Speaker 11 (08:29):
Why why can't I marry him because he's white?
Speaker 16 (08:33):
Yes, welcome to the family, Matthew.
Speaker 12 (08:37):
You guys are being so racist, said right.
Speaker 13 (08:40):
We are no offense, Matthew taking.
Speaker 18 (08:43):
And then there's Brian back from college. It sure is
great to have my boy back home for a few weeks.
Feels good to be home dad, and.
Speaker 7 (08:52):
Pushing channel channel is a soul.
Speaker 17 (08:55):
No, No, I sold you yesterday.
Speaker 7 (08:56):
Let's get your useless black.
Speaker 6 (08:57):
Ass out of here.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
I know how to do.
Speaker 18 (08:59):
Just go stupid, ad.
Speaker 16 (09:02):
Son, come knack in here.
Speaker 3 (09:04):
Onely thing, I forget me pot.
Speaker 19 (09:05):
Well, I just want to say that as you get older,
it all goes that much quicker, and we should all
cherish this time that we spend together as a family
this Christmas.
Speaker 12 (09:15):
I know I will.
Speaker 7 (09:24):
Thank you Pop.
Speaker 20 (09:25):
You know.
Speaker 18 (09:25):
I could go on, but I know better than to
let a meal. My wife spends so much time cooking.
Speaker 17 (09:31):
Go call oh stop. I just threw it together.
Speaker 18 (09:40):
Anyway, Thank you all for being here, and I really
mean that. You know it might be a little crowded.
Speaker 19 (09:45):
It's room is off limits.
Speaker 18 (09:48):
It get off me and we might even get on
each other's nerves a little.
Speaker 7 (09:51):
Bit, you know, whatever, it is no. This is when we.
Speaker 18 (09:55):
Make those memories that last a lifetime.
Speaker 19 (09:58):
Uh occupied.
Speaker 6 (10:02):
Bruh.
Speaker 17 (10:04):
Let's talk about Thanksgiving, a complex narrative beyond the myth.
Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated in the United States as a
time for family gratitude and feasting. The mainstream narrative often
betrays a harmonious gathering in sixteen twenty one between Pilgrims
and Native Americans, a story that has become so deeply
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embedded in American culture. However, this version of events largely
oversimplifies our races, the broader, painful history of colonization, resilience,
and survival experienced by engineing injo Indians basically indigenous people. Well,
(10:49):
I knew I was gonna get that word out eventually.
The true context of the first Thanksgiving, the sixteen to
twenty one feasts between the Wampognong I'm gonna spell it out,
Wampa Na g Wampaog and the Pilgrims, is often romanticized,
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but it was far from this idoltic gathering. Many are taught.
The pilgrims, struggling after their first harsh winner, survived thanks
to the assistance of that tribe led by chief Massoit
m Asasoi t This aid included sharing food and agricultural knowledge. However,
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the tribe's decision to help was a calculated political move,
made under immense pressure from rival tribes and the devastating
impact of European born diseases that had decimated their population.
Massoit's alliance with the Pilgrims was rooted in pragmatism, not altruism.
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He sought to mitigate threats from more powerful tribes and
secure trade advantage. The sixteen twenty one feast was less
a mutual celebration and more a complex moment of uneasy coexistence,
with the Wumppog deriving uninvited, but as a show of
strength and control. So let's talk about the legacy of colonization.
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Over the next few decades, this fragile relationship deterrorized. The
Pilgrim's arrival marked the beginning of widespread colonization, bringing disease, displacement,
and violence to native populations. Land theft and broken treaties
became the norm, and by the sixteen seventies, conflicts like
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King Philip's War, led by Massanoit's son Metacomet Medacommet, decimated
the tribe and other tribes. These events resulted in mass deaths, enslavements,
and the near erasure erasure of the indigenous cultures in
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the region. It so comes Thanksgiving's evolution as a holiday.
The Thanksgiving holiday is celebrated today has little to do
with the Pilgrims or that particular tribe. President Abraham Lincoln
formalized it in eighteen sixty three as a national day
of thanks aiming to unify a nation fractured by.
Speaker 7 (13:28):
The Civil War.
Speaker 17 (13:30):
By then, the Pilgrim narrative had already been co opted
as a foundational myth to betray early European settlers as
pioneers of religious freedom and peaceful coexistence, ignoring the violent
realities of colonization. This sanctified version of Thanksgiving persisted, boistered
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by cultural symbols like Plymouth Rock and media patroyals that
framed the Pilgrims as the genesis of the United States
Democrats ideals, and so we talk about the indigenous perspectives
on Thanksgiving. From many Native Americans, Thanksgiving is a day
of mourning, reflecting on the loss of land, lives, and
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culture resulting from colonization, and since nineteen seventy the National
Day of Mourning has been observed in Plymouth, Massachusetts, highlighting
the resilience and struggles of Indigenous people, and this often
honors ancestors and raises awareness of ongoing issues like land rights, sovereignty,
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and the protection of sacred sights, and thus comes the
proclaiming of the holiday. Some Indigenous communities have chosen to
reinterpret Thanksgiving as a time for resilience and cultural survival.
Gatherings that emphasize traditional foods, community, and gratitude for the
land serve as acts of resistance and celebrations for Indigenous identity,
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and these practices also highlight the importance of food sovereignty
and environmental stewardship, and thus we have to move towards
a greater understanding. Revisiting Thanksgiving's history is essential to understanding
its complexities. Educating non natives about the true events surrounding
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the holiday foster's empathy and respect for Indigenous perspectives. Actions
such as land acknowledgments, supporting Native lead initiatives, and amplifieding
Indigenous voices can help shift the narrative. Thanksgiving can involve
into a day not only for personal gratitude, but also
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for reflection on shared histories and collective responsibilities. By honoring
the holiday's full context, Americans can create a more inclusive
and truthful collimoration of this pivotal.
Speaker 7 (15:59):
Chapter in our history.
Speaker 17 (16:02):
And I know some people would go, oh my god,
the right wing guy is talking about Indigenous people talking
about Thanksgiving, not embellishing the greatness of Thanksgiving. Yes, Thanksgiving
is everything.
Speaker 7 (16:17):
We have grown to know.
Speaker 17 (16:20):
That is a day of thanks, thanks for everything we have,
thanks for the land that we have, thanks for the
agreements that was made, maybe under duress way back then
that helped people survive. And you gotta think the Indians
were dying a disease and they were probably looking for
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helping cures and we were helping the It was that
mutual understanding.
Speaker 7 (16:48):
And I know some people would go, well, isn't that.
Speaker 17 (16:51):
What's going on with all this immigration that's been going on.
People are taking over our country and such, and maybe
we should just let them do it because that's what
we did.
Speaker 6 (17:01):
Yeah.
Speaker 17 (17:01):
Well, the thing about it is people move around, things change. Well,
we've learned from our past that it's kind of dangerous
when you know, new people come in and try to
settle It causes problems, they bring disease, they bring violence,
they bring crimes, and don't we owe it to the
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indigenous people who were from here already to protect this
land even more from other set of invaders. And somebody
would say, well some of them actually were already there,
Well they moved, they moved somewhere else.
Speaker 7 (17:44):
This is America.
Speaker 17 (17:45):
We've built it up, we've made it better, we've made
it great. And yes, we should learn to be thankful
to work together with other people to share our land
as much as possible. But when people don't respect and
won't sit down at the same table as us and
don't bring us some mutual benefit, and they gotta go.
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So what I'm thankful for this Thanksgiving is that we're
going to have a president who's going to come in.
She's going to hopefully lower our prices, hopefully straighten our
country into a better America, to make America great again,
and someone that recognizes the hardshifts of what it takes
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to be an.
Speaker 7 (18:35):
American and that art of the deal, that.
Speaker 17 (18:45):
Understanding and that compromise that happened during Thanksgiving a long
time ago. And maybe if things should have went better,
I'm not saying our history was the greatest, believe me, slavery, colonization,
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running from Europe because of what they were doing that
was bad, basically turning America into New Europe, trying to
run from certain things to only turn around and do
it again. We ran from taxation without representation, We ran
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from a state run ideological church in England. We ran
for religious persecution. We ran to be able to have
the ability to have the freedom of religion and the
freedom from religion. And there's some people that would like
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to take us back. And I know a lot of
people get America confused and making America great again confused
with taking us back to some bad age.
Speaker 7 (20:02):
No, it's not about that.
Speaker 17 (20:03):
It's about the greatness of America and how people perceive America.
Speaker 7 (20:10):
And I, for one, do want.
Speaker 17 (20:13):
To see America great again. And I've always said nake
America great for everyone. So I'm not preaching against Thanksgiving.
I'm not saying don't enjoy Thanksgiving. I'm saying understanding the
past and how we got here and the sacrifices made
from everybody throughout the world, and who is already here
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and who came here. We could have been easily wiped
off the plane of existence here in the New World
by these tribes and instead, for at least a little
time there, we got along, but there was.
Speaker 7 (20:57):
A lot of wars.
Speaker 17 (20:58):
There's a lot of conflict, and the only thing we
can do is honor the sacrifices made from all sides
and continue our history, learning from our history, not running
from our history, and understanding where we came from and
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where we are now and where we're going into the future.
Speaker 7 (21:25):
We'll be right back.
Speaker 21 (21:32):
So you're heading home for Thanksgiving, but your family supports Trump.
Not good. You're probably wondering, how can I show them
I'm a good tolerant person and they're all terrible intolerant people,
and how can I find common ground with these rednecks
who are literally hitler. Well, you're in luck, because I
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too am a good person who likes to share my
periority with those around me. Today, we're going to show
you how to talk about Trump with your racist uncle
this Thanksgiving. First, try slowly and articulately explaining to him
how he is a racist, a bigot, a Nazi, and
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just an overall garbage person. You can even use simple
visual aids if you want to. Next, you can help
educate your backward, bigoted family members by handing out copies
of Robin DiAngelo's White Fragility. This thoughtful holiday gift will
endear them to you and open up the door for
more conversation later. Now, sometimes your family might disagree with
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you and attempt to use far right tactics such as
facts and logic. Counter this with a powerful hakka dance. Fourth,
you can easily get through to these maga bigots or
maggots for short, re enacting the entirety of Hamilton. Let
it never be said that you threw away your shot.
Speaker 11 (23:07):
Ah.
Speaker 21 (23:08):
Here's a good one. When your arguments just aren't getting
through to them, try screaming at the sky. Simple but
effective tip number six. When you're encountering opinions you disagree with,
just run away to a secure location. You might call
it a space that is safe. If someone follows you there,
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then go somewhere else, and so on and so on,
and finally, and perhaps most effectively, just start a good
food fight. It works every time. Use these simple tips
and you'll convert your magafamily in no time, because you're
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right and they're Nazis. Good luck out there, fellow member
of the Resistance, I have any other helpful tips and
dealing with your maggot family members, just leave them in
the comments down below. Four shout him at the sky
works every time.
Speaker 4 (24:16):
Love to eat turkey, love to eat fine.
Speaker 14 (24:20):
I love the season under the autumn sky.
Speaker 7 (24:25):
Turkey on the table, mash but.
Speaker 6 (24:28):
Say eat us too, green bowl.
Speaker 11 (24:31):
For family and my red wine and lou, Turkey for me,
Turkey for you.
Speaker 20 (24:38):
Let's celebrate togethers what we do.
Speaker 13 (24:44):
Pass the stuffing, don't be late.
Speaker 7 (24:48):
It's Thanksgiving days.
Speaker 6 (24:50):
Let's celebrate.
Speaker 10 (24:54):
Pumpkin, spice and everything nice.
Speaker 14 (24:56):
Thanks foot, more freedom, It's worth the price.
Speaker 7 (24:58):
America is stronger, building it right.
Speaker 13 (25:01):
Trump in the spotlight, keep it Brian, Turkey.
Speaker 6 (25:04):
In gravy, Cranberry song, that's on the day with no laws, And.
Speaker 7 (25:08):
See you shine, and see we seen.
Speaker 12 (25:10):
Thanksgiving you for everything, Turkey for me, Turkey for you, for.
Speaker 13 (25:17):
The sider me giv you, gobble goggle coo and gobble
gobble Wow.
Speaker 10 (25:27):
Let's get thanks for where we are now.
Speaker 13 (25:32):
Stuff thing in the oven, rolls on the side, a
moment of joy and Nashal pride, red hats, blue Scott
starts shining bright, Thanksgiving love.
Speaker 4 (25:45):
It feels so right, So grab you fork, Grab your
plate together, We'll make a murray.
Speaker 6 (25:52):
Oh I love Turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
Speaker 10 (25:56):
Happy Thanksgiving USA.
Speaker 12 (26:20):
He's pumpkin spicing everything nice, Thankful for freedom. It's worth
the price. America is strong. We're building it right. Trump
and spot like keep it bright. Turkey and gravy clammery
shaw sits Onday with no loss from see the shining Sea.
We've seen the Thanksgiving cheer for him with day, Turkey
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for me, Turkey for you, for Decider May New the
old Goggle Google and Goggle Goggle Wold. Let's get thanks
for where we are now?
Speaker 13 (26:58):
Stuffing and the oven rolls on side a moment of
joy and nashun pride.
Speaker 12 (27:08):
Red has Blue Scouts star shining Brian Thanksgiving Hove. It
feels so right, So grab you Ford, grab your plates
to get it. We'll make America gray out of Turkey
on Thanksgiving Day. Happy Thanksgiving USA.
Speaker 17 (27:38):
Welcome back to our hashtag go rite, recap and remix.
This has been a special Thanksgiving episode. It's been Thanksgiving.
Thanks are under fire. Thanksgiving a cornerstone of American tradition.
It is caught in the crossfire of rising costs and
historical reckoning. Thanksgiving, once a celebration of abundance, has become
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a reflection of economic struggle. Under the Biden administration, inflation
continues to press hard on American families, leaving many looking
for relief and leadership that prioritizes their well being. Under
the Biden Harris administration, inflation has turned to humble feasts
into a financial challenge for many families, with prices for
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turkey and trimming soarings. Since twenty twenty, retailers like Walmart
and Only are now offering some relief, but the broader
economic strain remains powerful. Meanwhile, the cherished myth of Thanksgiven's
origin a story of peaceful collaboration, requires deeper understanding. Beyond
the idalytic narrative lies a complex history of resilience, colonization,
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and survival, as told by the perspective of indigenous communities.
From uncovering truths about our shared history to addressing current
economic challenges, Thanksgiving reminds us as the importance of gratitude, reflection,
and the resilience to go right. For more stories that
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Welcome to the place. The day we gather with friends
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Thanksgivings here, Let's make it last.
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Let's give thanks for what we've got, even when Biden makes.
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It to farm a lot.
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The butterball turkeys trying to reap all.
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To the table.
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Did you hear the latest rumor about butter? Well, it
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For me, Turkey for you. Let's sell right together. It's
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Bread, pumpkin, spicing, everything nice. Thankful for freedom.
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It's worth the price. America's strong, We're building it right.
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From sea to shine and sea we sing, thanksgiving you for.
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Everything, Turkey for me, Turkey for you, or the sight
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Let's give thanks for where we are stuffing in the.
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Oven rolls on the side, a homent of joy and
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Sky, star shine, bride.
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Thanksgiving love.
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It feels so right.
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So grab your fork, glab your plates together.
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We'll make America great.
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We are not.
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Side, a moment of joy and national pride, red hat, spred, sky, stars,
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It feels so.
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I love Turkey on Thanksgiving.
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What have you heard the news? Thanksgiving Day?
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Inflation's high and times.
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Are tough, but we've got the spirit.
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That's more than enough.
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Biden forgot to butter the balls.
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Cry while Biden's economy gives us a scare.
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We're grateful for freedom, love and care. Light the candles,
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Thanksgivings here, Let's make it last.
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Tough for a lot.
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The foot of our turkeys try to recall, but.
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Trump's got a plan to fix it.
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Off from the farm to the table.
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This turkey tastes half as good as it looks.
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I think we're all in for a very big treat.
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I'll say it, young man.
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Imagine a feace so momentous that it has been etched
into the fabric of a nation's history. The first Thanksgiving
in sixteen twenty one was a celebration of survival, community,
and gratitude. The Pilgrims, with help from the Wampong the
Wumpanog people gathered to share the bounty of the land
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they had worked tirelessly to tank fast forward over four
centuries in Thanksgiving remains a cherished tradition, yet the survival
of the feast itself fills under siege in our current
economic climate. Welcome to hashtag go Right with Peter Boykin,
where we shift through the facts, confront the narratives, stuff
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the turkey, and uphold the ideals of our constitutional republic.
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Let's dive in. We'll be right back.
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Remember we fight for what's right because it's time to
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To go right, time to go right, time to go right.
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Here's the facts. Thanksgiving dinner is no longer just a meal.
It's a litmus test for the economy under the Biden administration.
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Thank God Donald Trump's coming.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation reports at the average cost
of Thanksgiving for a family of ten has skyrocketed by
more than twenty percent compared to the last Thanksgiving.
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Under Donald Trump.
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There's some key cost increases since twenty twenty. Turkey is
up thirty two percent, pumpkin pie mix up twenty two
point four percent, rolls up fifty six point four percent,
pie shells up forty percent, green peas up for eighteen
point five percent. Stuffing up forty five point two percent.
I'll also state that the little metal pans, the aluminum
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pans you put the turkey in to bake, those were like,
I think fourteen dollars. They were like, no, we'll just
use a metal pan, I mean, not a disposable pan.
We could buy a metal pan for a lot cheaper.
These democrats tunt slight cost decreases over the past two years,
the overall increase since twenty twenty remains undeniable.
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The American Farm.
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Bureau noted that consumers are still grappling with inflationary pressures, stating, quote,
it will take more than just the past two years
improvements to ease the paint.
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Now here's the opinion.
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Over regulation and misguided policy have contributed significantly to this inflation.
Former President Donald Trump plans to reverse this trend by
reducing regulatory burdens on farmers and businesses, and his selection
of Lee Zelden to helm the Environmental Protection Agency. The
signals a return to fair and swift deregulatory decisions aimed
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at empowering American businesses to thrive. Holiday spirit rescued by
retailers now retail giants like Walmart and Aldie are stepping
up to offer pre Biden era prices, easing the burden
for families.
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At least finally somebody stepped up.
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We'll be right back.
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I just want to thank everyone for being here, and
not just how our immediate family, talking about all the
cousins and their kids and everybody.
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That's how it should be.
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That's right, Papa. I know everyone's busy with their lives
and has their own things that they have to do,
but it means so much as you're here with us
and our home for lolidays, and.
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That goes for both of us.
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How come your damn sister goodn't hopes because my sister's.
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House is a dump, Daniel, No, I got to.
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Pay for all of his damn food.
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Oh hell no.
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As I have always said, this house is happier when
it's get out of the bathroom.
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Well, son, you and Donna have been such gracious hosts.
I just hope I haven't been a nuisance.
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Hell no, So what are.
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You talking about?
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We love having you here.
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Oh and of course this is our first Christmas without
soon to be son in law Matthew. When you two
got engaged, all of us were just smiling from ear
to ear.
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Why why can't I marry him because he's white?
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Yes, welcome to the family, Matthew.
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You guys are being so racist, said right.
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We are no offense, Matthew taking.
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And then there's Brian back from college. It sure is
great to have my boy back home for a few weeks.
Feels good to be home dad, and.
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Pushing channel channel is a soul.
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No, No, I sold you yesterday.
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Let's get your useless black.
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Ass out of here.
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I know how to do.
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Just go stupid, ad.
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Son, come knack in here.
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Onely thing, I forget me pot.
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Well, I just want to say that as you get older,
it all goes that much quicker, and we should all
cherish this time that we spend together as a family
this Christmas.
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I know I will.
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Thank you Pop.
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You know.
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I could go on, but I know better than to
let a meal. My wife spends so much time cooking.
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Go call oh stop. I just threw it together.
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Anyway, Thank you all for being here, and I really
mean that. You know it might be a little crowded.
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It's room is off limits.
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It get off me and we might even get on
each other's nerves a little.
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Bit, you know, whatever, it is no. This is when we.
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Make those memories that last a lifetime.
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Uh occupied.
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Bruh.
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Let's talk about Thanksgiving, a complex narrative beyond the myth.
Thanksgiving is traditionally celebrated in the United States as a
time for family gratitude and feasting. The mainstream narrative often
betrays a harmonious gathering in sixteen twenty one between Pilgrims
and Native Americans, a story that has become so deeply
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embedded in American culture. However, this version of events largely
oversimplifies our races, the broader, painful history of colonization, resilience,
and survival experienced by engineing injo Indians basically indigenous people. Well,
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I knew I was gonna get that word out eventually.
The true context of the first Thanksgiving, the sixteen to
twenty one feasts between the Wampognong I'm gonna spell it out,
Wampa Na g Wampaog and the Pilgrims, is often romanticized,
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but it was far from this idoltic gathering. Many are taught.
The pilgrims, struggling after their first harsh winner, survived thanks
to the assistance of that tribe led by chief Massoit
m Asasoi t This aid included sharing food and agricultural knowledge. However,
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the tribe's decision to help was a calculated political move,
made under immense pressure from rival tribes and the devastating
impact of European born diseases that had decimated their population.
Massoit's alliance with the Pilgrims was rooted in pragmatism, not altruism.
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He sought to mitigate threats from more powerful tribes and
secure trade advantage. The sixteen twenty one feast was less
a mutual celebration and more a complex moment of uneasy coexistence,
with the Wumppog deriving uninvited, but as a show of
strength and control. So let's talk about the legacy of colonization.
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Over the next few decades, this fragile relationship deterrorized. The
Pilgrim's arrival marked the beginning of widespread colonization, bringing disease, displacement,
and violence to native populations. Land theft and broken treaties
became the norm, and by the sixteen seventies, conflicts like
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King Philip's War, led by Massanoit's son Metacomet Medacommet, decimated
the tribe and other tribes. These events resulted in mass deaths, enslavements,
and the near erasure erasure of the indigenous cultures in
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the region. It so comes Thanksgiving's evolution as a holiday.
The Thanksgiving holiday is celebrated today has little to do
with the Pilgrims or that particular tribe. President Abraham Lincoln
formalized it in eighteen sixty three as a national day
of thanks aiming to unify a nation fractured by.
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The Civil War.
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By then, the Pilgrim narrative had already been co opted
as a foundational myth to betray early European settlers as
pioneers of religious freedom and peaceful coexistence, ignoring the violent
realities of colonization. This sanctified version of Thanksgiving persisted, boistered
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by cultural symbols like Plymouth Rock and media patroyals that
framed the Pilgrims as the genesis of the United States
Democrats ideals, and so we talk about the indigenous perspectives
on Thanksgiving. From many Native Americans, Thanksgiving is a day
of mourning, reflecting on the loss of land, lives, and
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culture resulting from colonization, and since nineteen seventy the National
Day of Mourning has been observed in Plymouth, Massachusetts, highlighting
the resilience and struggles of Indigenous people, and this often
honors ancestors and raises awareness of ongoing issues like land rights, sovereignty,
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and the protection of sacred sights, and thus comes the
proclaiming of the holiday. Some Indigenous communities have chosen to
reinterpret Thanksgiving as a time for resilience and cultural survival.
Gatherings that emphasize traditional foods, community, and gratitude for the
land serve as acts of resistance and celebrations for Indigenous identity,
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and these practices also highlight the importance of food sovereignty
and environmental stewardship, and thus we have to move towards
a greater understanding. Revisiting Thanksgiving's history is essential to understanding
its complexities. Educating non natives about the true events surrounding
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the holiday foster's empathy and respect for Indigenous perspectives. Actions
such as land acknowledgments, supporting Native lead initiatives, and amplifieding
Indigenous voices can help shift the narrative. Thanksgiving can involve
into a day not only for personal gratitude, but also
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for reflection on shared histories and collective responsibilities. By honoring
the holiday's full context, Americans can create a more inclusive
and truthful collimoration of this pivotal.
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Chapter in our history.
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And I know some people would go, oh my god,
the right wing guy is talking about Indigenous people talking
about Thanksgiving, not embellishing the greatness of Thanksgiving. Yes, Thanksgiving
is everything.
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We have grown to know.
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That is a day of thanks, thanks for everything we have,
thanks for the land that we have, thanks for the
agreements that was made, maybe under duress way back then
that helped people survive. And you gotta think the Indians
were dying a disease and they were probably looking for
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helping cures and we were helping the It was that
mutual understanding.
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And I know some people would go, well, isn't that.
Speaker 17 (16:51):
What's going on with all this immigration that's been going on.
People are taking over our country and such, and maybe
we should just let them do it because that's what
we did.
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Yeah.
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Well, the thing about it is people move around, things change. Well,
we've learned from our past that it's kind of dangerous
when you know, new people come in and try to
settle It causes problems, they bring disease, they bring violence,
they bring crimes, and don't we owe it to the
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indigenous people who were from here already to protect this
land even more from other set of invaders. And somebody
would say, well some of them actually were already there,
Well they moved, they moved somewhere else.
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This is America.
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We've built it up, we've made it better, we've made
it great. And yes, we should learn to be thankful
to work together with other people to share our land
as much as possible. But when people don't respect and
won't sit down at the same table as us and
don't bring us some mutual benefit, and they gotta go.
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So what I'm thankful for this Thanksgiving is that we're
going to have a president who's going to come in.
She's going to hopefully lower our prices, hopefully straighten our
country into a better America, to make America great again,
and someone that recognizes the hardshifts of what it takes
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to be an.
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American and that art of the deal, that.
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Understanding and that compromise that happened during Thanksgiving a long
time ago. And maybe if things should have went better,
I'm not saying our history was the greatest, believe me, slavery, colonization,
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running from Europe because of what they were doing that
was bad, basically turning America into New Europe, trying to
run from certain things to only turn around and do
it again. We ran from taxation without representation, We ran
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from a state run ideological church in England. We ran
for religious persecution. We ran to be able to have
the ability to have the freedom of religion and the
freedom from religion. And there's some people that would like
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to take us back. And I know a lot of
people get America confused and making America great again confused
with taking us back to some bad age.
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No, it's not about that.
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It's about the greatness of America and how people perceive America.
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And I, for one, do want.
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To see America great again. And I've always said nake
America great for everyone. So I'm not preaching against Thanksgiving.
I'm not saying don't enjoy Thanksgiving. I'm saying understanding the
past and how we got here and the sacrifices made
from everybody throughout the world, and who is already here
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and who came here. We could have been easily wiped
off the plane of existence here in the New World
by these tribes and instead, for at least a little
time there, we got along, but there was.
Speaker 7 (20:57):
A lot of wars.
Speaker 17 (20:58):
There's a lot of conflict, and the only thing we
can do is honor the sacrifices made from all sides
and continue our history, learning from our history, not running
from our history, and understanding where we came from and
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where we are now and where we're going into the future.
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We'll be right back.
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So you're heading home for Thanksgiving, but your family supports Trump.
Not good. You're probably wondering, how can I show them
I'm a good tolerant person and they're all terrible intolerant people,
and how can I find common ground with these rednecks
who are literally hitler. Well, you're in luck, because I
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too am a good person who likes to share my
periority with those around me. Today, we're going to show
you how to talk about Trump with your racist uncle
this Thanksgiving. First, try slowly and articulately explaining to him
how he is a racist, a bigot, a Nazi, and
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just an overall garbage person. You can even use simple
visual aids if you want to. Next, you can help
educate your backward, bigoted family members by handing out copies
of Robin DiAngelo's White Fragility. This thoughtful holiday gift will
endear them to you and open up the door for
more conversation later. Now, sometimes your family might disagree with
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you and attempt to use far right tactics such as
facts and logic. Counter this with a powerful hakka dance. Fourth,
you can easily get through to these maga bigots or
maggots for short, re enacting the entirety of Hamilton. Let
it never be said that you threw away your shot.
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Ah.
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Here's a good one. When your arguments just aren't getting
through to them, try screaming at the sky. Simple but
effective tip number six. When you're encountering opinions you disagree with,
just run away to a secure location. You might call
it a space that is safe. If someone follows you there,
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then go somewhere else, and so on and so on,
and finally, and perhaps most effectively, just start a good
food fight. It works every time. Use these simple tips
and you'll convert your magafamily in no time, because you're
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right and they're Nazis. Good luck out there, fellow member
of the Resistance, I have any other helpful tips and
dealing with your maggot family members, just leave them in
the comments down below. Four shout him at the sky
works every time.
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Love to eat turkey, love to eat fine.
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I love the season under the autumn sky.
Speaker 7 (24:25):
Turkey on the table, mash but.
Speaker 6 (24:28):
Say eat us too, green bowl.
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For family and my red wine and lou, Turkey for me,
Turkey for you.
Speaker 20 (24:38):
Let's celebrate togethers what we do.
Speaker 13 (24:44):
Pass the stuffing, don't be late.
Speaker 7 (24:48):
It's Thanksgiving days.
Speaker 6 (24:50):
Let's celebrate.
Speaker 10 (24:54):
Pumpkin, spice and everything nice.
Speaker 14 (24:56):
Thanks foot, more freedom, It's worth the price.
Speaker 7 (24:58):
America is stronger, building it right.
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Trump in the spotlight, keep it Brian, Turkey.
Speaker 6 (25:04):
In gravy, Cranberry song, that's on the day with no laws, And.
Speaker 7 (25:08):
See you shine, and see we seen.
Speaker 12 (25:10):
Thanksgiving you for everything, Turkey for me, Turkey for you, for.
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The sider me giv you, gobble goggle coo and gobble
gobble Wow.
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Let's get thanks for where we are now.
Speaker 13 (25:32):
Stuff thing in the oven, rolls on the side, a
moment of joy and Nashal pride, red hats, blue Scott
starts shining bright, Thanksgiving love.
Speaker 4 (25:45):
It feels so right, So grab you fork, Grab your
plate together, We'll make a murray.
Speaker 6 (25:52):
Oh I love Turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
Speaker 10 (25:56):
Happy Thanksgiving USA.
Speaker 12 (26:20):
He's pumpkin spicing everything nice, Thankful for freedom. It's worth
the price. America is strong. We're building it right. Trump
and spot like keep it bright. Turkey and gravy clammery
shaw sits Onday with no loss from see the shining Sea.
We've seen the Thanksgiving cheer for him with day, Turkey
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for me, Turkey for you, for Decider May New the
old Goggle Google and Goggle Goggle Wold. Let's get thanks
for where we are now?
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Stuffing and the oven rolls on side a moment of
joy and nashun pride.
Speaker 12 (27:08):
Red has Blue Scouts star shining Brian Thanksgiving Hove. It
feels so right, So grab you Ford, grab your plates
to get it. We'll make America gray out of Turkey
on Thanksgiving Day. Happy Thanksgiving USA.
Speaker 17 (27:38):
Welcome back to our hashtag go rite, recap and remix.
This has been a special Thanksgiving episode. It's been Thanksgiving.
Thanks are under fire. Thanksgiving a cornerstone of American tradition.
It is caught in the crossfire of rising costs and
historical reckoning. Thanksgiving, once a celebration of abundance, has become
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a reflection of economic struggle. Under the Biden administration, inflation
continues to press hard on American families, leaving many looking
for relief and leadership that prioritizes their well being. Under
the Biden Harris administration, inflation has turned to humble feasts
into a financial challenge for many families, with prices for
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turkey and trimming soarings. Since twenty twenty, retailers like Walmart
and Only are now offering some relief, but the broader
economic strain remains powerful. Meanwhile, the cherished myth of Thanksgiven's
origin a story of peaceful collaboration, requires deeper understanding. Beyond
the idalytic narrative lies a complex history of resilience, colonization,
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and survival, as told by the perspective of indigenous communities.
From uncovering truths about our shared history to addressing current
economic challenges, Thanksgiving reminds us as the importance of gratitude, reflection,
and the resilience to go right. For more stories that
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dive into the heart of issues affecting our nation, visit
go rightnews dot com. Tune into go write news on
Rumble dot com, our search for hashtag. Go rite with
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on Go Rightnews dot com Peter Boykin dot com. So
stay informed, stay engaged, and always go right. God bless everybody,
peace and happy Thanksgiving.
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It's time to.
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Let the truth see.
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Peter boy Kid at the helm.
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We're taken a stand.
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Constitutionalist for America. We protect this land. Welcome to the
place where opinions align with liberty's flame. Our voices combine
citizen journalism, honest and true.
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Let's go right.
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It's the podcast for you.
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our voices combined citizen journalism.
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Honestly true. Let's go right.
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It's the podcast for you. It's time to go right.
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Let the truth night.
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Where many light news into the line.
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Peter boy Can now would again a stand.
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Newsititution bilist for America.
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We protect this land. Welcome to the place where opinions
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and true.
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opinions alive with liberties flame, our voices combined. It as
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line with liberty's flame, our voices combined. Citizen journalism, honest
and true.
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Let's go right.
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It's the podcast for you.
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Welcome to the place. The day we gather with friends
and family to enjoy turkey stuffing, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie,
the game catch upright lives Possibly.
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Aren't you religion?
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Millions of Americans at the day of charity tradition, and
as Americans, we certainly valow those tradition.
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But it's also important to.
Speaker 17 (33:49):
A holiday.
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Have you heard the news?
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With Thanksgiving Day?
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Go right with Peter Boy, can let's pay the way,
gather around the table, bring your plate.
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Trump's making Thanksgiving truly great.
Speaker 22 (34:31):
Inflation's high in times are tough, but we've got the
spirit that's more than enough. Bite in forgot took butt
of the balls now, butter boss turkeys can hit the stall.
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Go right, get thanks.
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It's time to feast, turkey stuff and a celebration beast.
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Ask the grieving tavy a stand Thanksgiving's better and Trump's
great land.
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Cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie.
Speaker 14 (35:13):
A Bearica first, don't need to pry.
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While Biden's a kind of me gives us a scare.
Speaker 22 (35:22):
We're grateful for freedom, loving care, Light the candles, raise
your glass.
Speaker 3 (35:32):
Thanksgivings here, Let's make it last.
Speaker 16 (35:36):
Let's give thanks for what we've got, even when Biden makes.
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It to farm a lot.
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The butterball turkeys trying to reap all.
Speaker 8 (35:50):
But Trump's got a plan to fix it all, from
the farm.
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To the table.
Speaker 6 (35:57):
He'll make it right. Go right and keep up the fighting.
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Go right, give thanks.
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It's time to feast, turkey stuff and a celebration beast
past the gravy.
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Thanksgivings, very Trump's great lands.
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The things We hope.
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This great nation.
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Show brought to you by Go Ride News. Yeah, Thanksgivings
about the things we own.
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It's the family friends in this great nation.
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Show Go Ride is the sun operation.
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Did you hear the latest rumor about butter? Well, it
seems that dads everywhere are spreading at this Thanksgiving. I
guess they just can't resist a good butter rumor. After all,
it's the only time of year when they get to
whip up some gossip along with the mashed potatoes.
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Scared love eating, love to eat.
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Oh, I love the season under the autumn sky.
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Turkey on the table, mashed potatoes, too grateful for family
and my red, white and blue, Turkey.
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For me, Turkey for you. Let's sell right together. It's
what we do. That's the stuffing. Don't beat late. It's
Thanksgiving day, less.
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Bread, pumpkin, spicing, everything nice. Thankful for freedom.
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It's worth the price. America's strong, We're building it right.
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Trump in the spotlight keeping right, Turkey and gravy, cranberry sauce.
Let's art of the day with no loss.
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From sea to shine and sea we sing, thanksgiving you for.
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Everything, Turkey for me, Turkey for you, or the sight
of May in New Gobble gobble gool and gobble gobble wowd.
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Let's give thanks for where we are stuffing in the.
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Oven rolls on the side, a homent of joy and
national pride, red hats, blue.
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Sky, star shine, bride.
Speaker 8 (39:41):
Thanksgiving love.
Speaker 6 (39:43):
It feels so right.
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So grab your fork, glab your plates together.
Speaker 7 (39:49):
We'll make America great.
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I love Turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
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Happy Thanksgiving, USA.
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make you news. Gobble gobble and gobble gobble wowd. Let's
give a face where.
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We are not.
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Side, a moment of joy and national pride, red hat, spred, sky, stars,
shine and bright Thanksgiving love.
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It feels so.
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Right, So grab your fork, grab your plate together, We'll
make Americal great.
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I love Turkey on Thanksgiving.
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Happy Thanksgiving USC,
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