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Democrat Day of Hysteria: Kamala unhinged: Jan. 6 Riot = Pearl Harbor and 9/11! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Rarely do I start off a day being angry. Rarely
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Speaker 1: in politics, to things that politicians say make me angry.
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Speaker 1: I expect the worst of politicians because I've been doing
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Speaker 1: this for so long. The bar is extremely low to
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Speaker 1: make me angry. But on the January the sixth fake
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Speaker 1: insurrection anniversary, the way that the media covers it and
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Speaker 1: the President talked about America, and the President talked about
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Speaker 1: America as they went to the Capitol to grandstand early
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Speaker 1: in the morning, like they were marking the exact moments
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Speaker 1: that the towers were hit by the airplanes with a
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Speaker 1: moment of silence, made me angry. This is a farce,
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Speaker 1: It's a lie. There was not an insurrection. There was
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Speaker 1: a bunch of idiots that decided to rush the Capitol,
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Speaker 1: and they have been held accountable in ways that other
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Speaker 1: criminals America are not. They have been held accountable in
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Speaker 1: a way that Black Lives Matter and Antifa have not
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Speaker 1: been held accountable. Even when they attacked, assaulted police officers,
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Speaker 1: burned police stations, attacked churches, and attack courthouses. They were
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Speaker 1: not rounded up and or held accountable the same way
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Speaker 1: the people that were involved on January the six the
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Speaker 1: same way that those that did what they did attacking
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Speaker 1: the capital in January six were held accountable. I don't
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Speaker 1: feel sorry, by the way, for anybody that was held
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Speaker 1: accountable for what happened on January the six I'm not
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Speaker 1: one of those people, and I do think that they
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Speaker 1: should have sent a very clear and a very loud
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Speaker 1: message on January the six are to the people, I
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Speaker 1: should say involved in January the sixth, that if you
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Speaker 1: ever do something like this again in this country, no
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Speaker 1: matter what your group is, to our capital, you are
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Speaker 1: going to have held to pay for it. I'm glad
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Speaker 1: that they were heavy handed to those involved in January
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Speaker 1: the sixth, because I don't think they should be defended.
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Speaker 1: I want to make that abundantly clear. Year. But with
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Speaker 1: that being said, how dare you equate and lin what
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Speaker 1: happened on January sixth to what happened at Pearl Harbor?
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Speaker 1: How dare you equate And I'm saying this directly the President,
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Speaker 1: the vice president, and to the media nine to eleven
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Speaker 1: to what happened on January sixth, No, there is no comparison,
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Speaker 1: and it's not just a ridiculous comparison. It's a I
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Speaker 1: would argue it's an evil comparison. You look at what
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Speaker 1: happened at Pearl Harbor, the attack on Pearl Harbor, that
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Speaker 1: was one of the biggest surprise military strikes that the
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Speaker 1: world has ever seen, by the Japanese Navy Air Force
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Speaker 1: directly upon the United States of America and our naval
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Speaker 1: base at Pearl Harbor and Honolulu just before eight o'clock
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Speaker 1: on a Sunday morning on purpose, because they knew what
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Speaker 1: happened on Sunday morning in America on December seventh, nineteen
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Speaker 1: forty one is not should never be said in the
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Speaker 1: same sense of what happened on January the sixth, a
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Speaker 1: year ago. They are not the same thing. They're not
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Speaker 1: even close. The United States the time was a neutral country.
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Speaker 1: The attack led to our formal entry into World War
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Speaker 1: Two the very next day. The Japanese military referred to
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Speaker 1: the attack at the Hawaii operation is what they referred
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Speaker 1: to as taking down an evil America Japan intended to
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Speaker 1: attack is what they referred to as a preventive action.
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Speaker 1: The aim was to prevent the United States Pacific Fleet
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Speaker 1: from interfering with its planned military actions in Southeast Asia
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Speaker 1: against overseas territories of the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and
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Speaker 1: those of the United States, And over the course of
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Speaker 1: seven hours, there were coordinated Japanese attacks on the US
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Speaker 1: held Philippines, Guam in Wake Island, and the British Empire,
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Speaker 1: Singapore and Hong Kong. You really want to say that
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Speaker 1: January the six of last year was like Pearl Harbor,
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Speaker 1: an attack that started at seven forty eight in the morning.
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Speaker 1: The base was attacked by three hundred and fifty three
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Speaker 1: Japanese araft And you want to say that's the same
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Speaker 1: damn thing, is what happened on January the sick You're
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Speaker 1: a sick and perverted people. If you think this is
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Speaker 1: the same thing, you are a sick and perverted media.
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Speaker 1: If you think that this is the same thing, it's
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Speaker 1: not should never be mentioned. That's exactly what the Vice President,
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Speaker 1: the President United States of America did. However, they want
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Speaker 1: you to believe, maybe because they think you're this stupid,
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Speaker 1: because they think that the American people are we've dumbed
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Speaker 1: down public education in point zero about the attack on
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harvard, So therefore you will equate it with what
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Speaker 1: happened on January sixth. And by the way, when we
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Speaker 1: remind you the only person was actually killed during January
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Speaker 1: sixth was a woman who was not armed by a
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Speaker 1: police officer, a Capital police officer who blew her away
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Speaker 1: on camera, and nothing happened to that police officer. Way
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Speaker 1: to believe that three hundred and fifty three Japanese aircraft
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Speaker 1: including fighters, dive bombers, torpedo bombers, coming in two different waves,
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Speaker 1: launched from six aircraft carriers, is the same as what
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Speaker 1: happened January the sixth of last year. You can go
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Speaker 1: to hell. This is not only the rerunning of history.
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Speaker 1: This is pure evil propaganda coming from the president and
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Speaker 1: the vice president nineteenths America. And not only is it
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Speaker 1: pure evil propaganda, but how dare you equate the sacrifice
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Speaker 1: of what happened and the damage that was done to
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Speaker 1: our country with the attack of Pearl Harbor to what
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Speaker 1: happened at the capital last year? Was a capital set
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Speaker 1: on fire? No? Did it burn to the ground, No,
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Speaker 1: where a bunch of INDs, some people murdered. No? Was
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Speaker 1: it an enemy attacking us? No? Was it truly a
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Speaker 1: rising up of people with actual firearms and ammunition and
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Speaker 1: weaponry embombs? No? Was it a terrorist attack? No, so
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Speaker 1: don't equate it with the most horrific days in American history.
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor is one of the most horrific days of
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Speaker 1: America history, and so is nine to eleven. You don't
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Speaker 1: equate what happened on January sixth with those two days.
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Speaker 1: Those days are sacred in American history. January the sixth
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Speaker 1: isn't even an asterisk in my mind. Look at the
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Speaker 1: ships that were sunk. Look at the men who died
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Speaker 1: inside those ships because they ran out of oxygen, because
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Speaker 1: the ships went on their side or went upside down,
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Speaker 1: and they were drowned knowing they were going to die.
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Speaker 1: All but the USS Arizona were later raised and six
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Speaker 1: returned to service and went to fight on the war,
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Speaker 1: which is incredible. Nothing compared to what happened on January
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Speaker 1: the six The Japanese also sank damage our cruisers, three
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Speaker 1: different cruisers, three destroyers, an anti aircraft training ship. Total
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Speaker 1: of one hundred and eighty eight US aircraft were destroyed.
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Speaker 1: Does that sound anything like January the six I would
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Speaker 1: argue this, how many police officers are our cars were destroyed? None?
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Speaker 1: How many buildings were set on fire. None? Two thousand,
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Speaker 1: four hundred and three Americans were killed and another one
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Speaker 1: thousand others were wounded at the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Speaker 1: And you want to quate January the six with that.
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Speaker 1: Not only that, but important based installations such as the
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Speaker 1: power station, the dry docks, the shipyards, the maintenance, the
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Speaker 1: Yulan torpedo storage facilities, as well as the submarine piers
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Speaker 1: and the headquarter building also home of the Intelligent Section,
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Speaker 1: were all there, and they wanted to take those down
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Speaker 1: as well. The Japanese losses light. They only lost twenty
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Speaker 1: nine aircraft, twenty one aircraft and five midget submarines. How
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Speaker 1: many men did they lose just sixty four, Just sixty four.
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Speaker 1: The commanding officer of one of the submarines was captured.
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Speaker 1: Japan announced declaration of war in the United States and
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Speaker 1: the British Empire later the same day in Tokyo, the
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Speaker 1: British government declared war in Japan immediately after learning that
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Speaker 1: their territory had been attacked, while the following day, December
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Speaker 1: the eighth, the United States Congress declared war on Japan
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Speaker 1: on December the eleven, though they had no formal obligation
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Speaker 1: to do so under law. Germany and Italy each declared
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Speaker 1: war on the U S, which responded with the declaration
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Speaker 1: of war against Germany and Italy. There were numerous historical
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Speaker 1: precedence and the unannounced military action by Japan, but the
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Speaker 1: lack of any formal warning, particularly while peace negotiations were
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Speaker 1: still apparently ongoing, led President Roosevelt to proclaim December the seventh,
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Speaker 1: nineteen forty one, a date which will live in infamy.
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Speaker 1: And you had the Vice President United States of America
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Speaker 1: on the morning of January sixth, declare that the attack
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Speaker 1: on Pearl Harbor and nine to eleven, which I haven't
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Speaker 1: even gotten to yet, are the equivalent of what happened
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Speaker 1: on January the sixth. These people are psychotic. No one
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Speaker 1: declared war on January the sixth, There were no weapons,
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Speaker 1: an organization of weapons. No one was taken hostage on
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Speaker 1: January the sixth. Was January sixth a bad day, yes,
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Speaker 1: but it's nothing compared to Pearl Harbor. How dare you?
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Speaker 1: It's nothing compared to nine to eleven. How dare you?
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Speaker 1: One of the other reasons why I'm so angry at
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Speaker 1: what Kamala Harris and what Joe Biden have done, the
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Speaker 1: media have done acting as if nine to eleven and
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor the exact same thing of what happened on
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Speaker 1: January the six is. It undermines what an actual horrific
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Speaker 1: event is. It normalizes horrific events because you're looking at
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Speaker 1: nine to eleven and you're equating it with something that's
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Speaker 1: nothing even remotely close to nine to eleven. And so
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Speaker 1: now you have changed the standard of what is acceptable
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Speaker 1: and unacceptable. You cheapen authentic and real anger towards those
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Speaker 1: that committed the horrific crimes against this country on either
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Speaker 1: of these days. And the reason why they're doing this
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Speaker 1: is only for political gain. I think there's something else
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Speaker 1: that's incredibly sick. And I do mean the word sick
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Speaker 1: when I say the word sick. There's something else that
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Speaker 1: is incredibly sick about what they've done. You just had
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Speaker 1: the highest number of COVID positive cases in America. You
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Speaker 1: just hit a million new cases in a day. This
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Speaker 1: is their distraction from their failure. That is exactly what
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Speaker 1: this is. It is a distraction from their failure. So
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Speaker 1: they're using this anniversary of something that is not that horrific.
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Speaker 1: It is not a massive terrorist attack, It is not
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Speaker 1: an attack on this nation the way that January or
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Speaker 1: excuse me, the way that nine to eleven or Pearl
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Speaker 1: Harbor was so that they don't have to answer questions
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Speaker 1: about what they have done with COVID nineteen. And the
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Speaker 1: media is playing along with it. They're going with this
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Speaker 1: one move forward. All hands on deck, live from the Capitol.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to Kamo Harris. I'm gonna try hard
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Speaker 1: not to interrupt, and I want you to listen to
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Speaker 1: this propaganda because this is nothing more than propaganda eight
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Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning at the Capitol. One year later.
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Speaker 1: The sight of the attack is how they had it
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Speaker 1: up on the screen on CNN Americans, Good Morning. Certain
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Speaker 1: dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all
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Speaker 1: who have lived through them where they were and what
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Speaker 1: they were doing when our democracy came under assault. Dates
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Speaker 1: that occupy not only a place on our calendars, but
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Speaker 1: a place in our collective memory. December seventh, nineteen forty one,
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Speaker 1: September eleventh, two thousand and one, and January sixth, twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty one. These things are not the same. You cannot
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Speaker 1: equate one person's death who was one of the quote
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Speaker 1: insurrectionists at the hands of a police officer, and the
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Speaker 1: woman was unarmed. With what happened at Pearl Harbor on
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Speaker 1: nine to eleven. Yet, that's exactly what you just did
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Speaker 1: in an opening statement to the country. And this is
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Speaker 1: a distraction from their failure fail of the economy. It's
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Speaker 1: a distraction from their failure with COVID nineteen. It's a
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Speaker 1: distraction from their failure of lack of testing. It's a
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Speaker 1: distraction of what they've done with inflation. And they're using
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Speaker 1: two of the most horrific days in America to divide
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Speaker 1: the country solely based on politics. That is pure evil.
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Speaker 1: On that day, I was not only Vice president elect.
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Speaker 1: I was also a United States Senator, and I was
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Speaker 1: here at the Capitol that morning at a classified hearing
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Speaker 1: with fellow members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Hours later,
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Speaker 1: the gates of the capital were breached. I had left,
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Speaker 1: but my thoughts immediately turned not only to my colleagues,
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Speaker 1: but to my staff, who had been forced to seek
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Speaker 1: refuge in our office, converting filing cabinets into barricades. What
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Speaker 1: the extremists who roamed these halls targeted was not only
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Speaker 1: the lives of elected leaders. What they sought to degrade
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Speaker 1: and destroy. Was not only a building hallowed as it
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Speaker 1: is what they were assaulting were the institutions, the values,
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Speaker 1: the ideals that generations of Americans have marched, ticketed, and
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Speaker 1: shed blood to establish and defend. Let me just stop
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Speaker 1: her right there. How is any of what she described
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Speaker 1: different than what was happening for an entire year in
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Speaker 1: cities all over America the hands of BLM and Antifa.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, I would never equate what they
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Speaker 1: did to nine eleven or Pearl Harbor, because they're not
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Speaker 1: the same thing. We burned down churches, we burned down
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Speaker 1: mom and pop businesses. A lot more people died in
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Speaker 1: those protests, and no one had a good Morning America
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Speaker 1: message from the Capitol Rotunda with two American flags saying
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Speaker 1: we are going to have a somber moment of silence
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Speaker 1: day here because January sixth is exactly the same as
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor, nine to eleven. Police officers that were murdered,
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Speaker 1: police stations that were torched, government buildings that were attacked,
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Speaker 1: mayor's offices that were attacked. Did they say me this crap? No,
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Speaker 1: because they're on the side of those anarchists. But this
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Speaker 1: is a way to get back on track. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: use this moment and they preplant it literally for a year,
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Speaker 1: to get back on track. We're gonna move forward with this,
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Speaker 1: and we'll divide the country on this, and we'll get
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Speaker 1: our side to get fired up and excited about this.
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Speaker 1: That's what we're gonna do. It's gonna work. We'll remind
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Speaker 1: our team just how terrible the other side is. We'll
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Speaker 1: say that everybody is a terrorist in the Republican Party,
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Speaker 1: everybody's an insurrection. Say we're doing nine to eleven in
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor. I'm not putting words her mouth. She started
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Speaker 1: the sentence, the opening statement by saying that on January sixth,
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Speaker 1: we all saw what our nation would look like if
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Speaker 1: the forces will seek to dismantle our democracy are successful.
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Speaker 1: The lawlessness, the violence, the chaos. What was at stake
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Speaker 1: then and now is the right to have our future
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Speaker 1: decided the way the Constitution prescribes it by we the people,
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Speaker 1: all the people. We cannot let our future be decided
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Speaker 1: by those bent on silencing our voices, overturning our votes,
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Speaker 1: and peddling lies and misinformation by some radical faction that
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Speaker 1: may be newly resurgent, but whose roots run old and deep.
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Speaker 1: When I meet with young people, they often ask about
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Speaker 1: the state of our democracy, about January sixth, and what
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Speaker 1: I tell them, by the way, I don't believe this.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe that there's a bunch of young people
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Speaker 1: they're going Vice President Kamal Harris tell me about the
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Speaker 1: state of democracy in America. I don't believe it. And
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Speaker 1: the reason why I don't believe it is because it's
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Speaker 1: the kids barely even understand democracy. Young kids, they're not
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Speaker 1: being taught about it in schools. You guys are spending
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Speaker 1: too much time indoctrinating them instead of teaching them. I
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Speaker 1: wish it was true that kids were asking about democracy,
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Speaker 1: but they're not because you guys don't teach democracy. You
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Speaker 1: don't teach freedom, You don't teach any of this. And
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Speaker 1: to act like you are is insane. Act like kids
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Speaker 1: are asking us questions is crap. It's propaganda. Is January
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Speaker 1: sixth reflects the dual nature of democracy. Here's the divide,
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Speaker 1: get ready, it's fagility and its strength and its strength,
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Speaker 1: and we have it on our side, and those evil
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Speaker 1: terrorists TRUMP supporters on the other they don't. That is
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Speaker 1: the closing argument. Here. If you think that I'm stretching
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Speaker 1: when I say that January the sixth and equitting January
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Speaker 1: sixth with nine eleven and Pearl Harbor isn't about proper
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Speaker 1: towards conservatives to do humanize and undermine anyone that supported
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, to do humanize any person that has a
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Speaker 1: different perspective than the Biden regime. Well, you're wrong, and
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Speaker 1: I'm going to prove it. I want to play for
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Speaker 1: you the comments that were made a right specifically by
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Speaker 1: the President Nited States of America. So not only has
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Speaker 1: Kamal Harris already come out and said, wow, this is
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Speaker 1: nine eleven equivalency, this is Pearl Harbor equivalency, but you
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Speaker 1: need to understand, on this day of remembrance, who are
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Speaker 1: we remembering the one Trump supporter that was murdered at
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Speaker 1: the capitol by a Capitol police officer. He said, on
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Speaker 1: this day of remembrance Oklahoma City. He doesn't give these
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Speaker 1: types of words for on this day of remembrance, we
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Speaker 1: must make sure that such an attack never happens again.
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Speaker 1: In this sacred place. Democracy was attacked, simply attacked. The
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Speaker 1: will of the people was under assault. The constitution, our constitution,
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Speaker 1: faced the gravest of threats. Outnumbered in the face of
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Speaker 1: the brutal attack, the Capitol Police, the DC Metropolitan Police Department,
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Speaker 1: the National Guard another brave law enforcement officials saved. The
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Speaker 1: rule of law held, We the people endured. We the
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Speaker 1: people prevailed for the first time in our history. President
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Speaker 1: and not just lost an election. He tried to prevent
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Speaker 1: a peaceful transfer of power. Now, this is what they've
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Speaker 1: been setting up for ten minutes, this is the Okay,
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Speaker 1: we got to regroup. We got a million cases of
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Speaker 1: COVID in a day reported, we don't have any at
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Speaker 1: home tests. We've totally bungled this, and the economy. There's
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Speaker 1: nothing we can say is going well. So what do
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Speaker 1: we do. We go back to our old game plan.
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Speaker 1: We use a date and try to use that date
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Speaker 1: and claim that that date is the equivalent of nine
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Speaker 1: to eleven, is the equivalent of Pearl Harbor. And we
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Speaker 1: do it to attack our political enemies and remind people
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Speaker 1: that see, at least you've got me with all these failures.
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Speaker 1: Then that other evil person that we're telling you is evil.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna mind trick you into believing this. I'm president
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Speaker 1: had not just lost an election, He tried to prevent
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Speaker 1: the peaceful transfer of power as a violent mob reached
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Speaker 1: the capitol. By the way, did Donald Trump say stop it? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Did he advocate for the people doing that No? Did
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Speaker 1: he tell people actually to go peacefully that morning? Yes?
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Speaker 1: So all that he just said is a lie. But
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Speaker 1: they failed. They failed. By the way, when he says
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Speaker 1: they failed, I love how he describes them. He's acting
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Speaker 1: like they were armed domestic terrorists. He acts like they're
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Speaker 1: Al Qaeda. The people that attacked the capitol on January sixth,
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Speaker 1: they weren't close to that. None of them had firearms,
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Speaker 1: none of them had bombs. They weren't orchestrating an attack
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Speaker 1: trying to distract to one side of the Capitol and
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Speaker 1: then overrun the other side of the capitol. They were
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Speaker 1: not well organized. It was organic, It was stupid. It
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Speaker 1: was rage by a bunch of crazy I believe all
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Speaker 1: of those things are very much true. Okay, I believe
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Speaker 1: that those things are very much accurate. But to say
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Speaker 1: that this orchestrated, well thought out burned down the capital starting,
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Speaker 1: you know, mass occurring people like terrorists do, is just
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Speaker 1: a lie. It's propaganda. And the fact that they are
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Speaker 1: airing this crap on TV, tells you that the media
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Speaker 1: is in on it too. On this day of remembrance,
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Speaker 1: must make sure that such attack never never happens again
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Speaker 1: on this day of remembrance, remembrance of what so what
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Speaker 1: is this really? It's all about Donald Trump, It's about
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Speaker 1: Trump supporters on this quote day of remembrance. What else
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Speaker 1: do you see? A breaking windows, kicking indoors reaching the capital,
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Speaker 1: American flags on poles being used as weapons as spears,
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Speaker 1: fire stinger speeds thrown at the heads of police officers,
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Speaker 1: of crowd that professors their love for law enforcement, assaulted
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Speaker 1: those police officers, dragged them, strayed them, stomped on them.
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Speaker 1: Over one hundred and forty police officers were injured. All
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Speaker 1: of this was set up to remind you that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump and supports our evils. So at least you've got us.
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Speaker 1: We will keep feeding you this propaganda as long as
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Speaker 1: the media will play it in real time, which is
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Speaker 1: exactly what they are doing. They went to the Capitol,
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Speaker 1: they had wall to wall coverage. This was everything, folks.
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Speaker 1: This was pre planned and orchestrated by the state sponsored
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Speaker 1: media at MSNBCC and an abccbs and they literally were
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Speaker 1: They were like, look, we I think we can pull
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Speaker 1: this off. Is this bringing people to be together? Of
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Speaker 1: course not. And then I'm going to be tough MSNBC Biden.
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Speaker 1: I've been firm in defense of voting rights. Attack on
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Speaker 1: the Capitol. They're airing this live insurrection in America, special
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Speaker 1: coverage all day long. Believe me, I know how difficult
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Speaker 1: democracy is, and I'm crystal clear about the threats of
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Speaker 1: America faces. But I also know that our darkest days
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Speaker 1: can lead to light and hope. From the death and destruction,
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Speaker 1: as the Vice President reference from Pearl Harbor and the
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Speaker 1: triumph over the forces of fascist from the brutality of
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Speaker 1: Bloody Sunday and the Edmund Pettis Bridge became historic, voting
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Speaker 1: rights on the stations. So now let's step up right.
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Speaker 1: The next chapter in American history, regen y six marks
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Speaker 1: not the end of democracy, at the beginning of a
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Speaker 1: renaissance of liberty and fair play. I did not seek
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Speaker 1: this fight. Is this capital one year ago to day?
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Speaker 1: By the way, did democracy end on this day? Seriously?
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Speaker 1: Did democracy end on this day? I missed the memo
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Speaker 1: democracy is alive? And well did we have a transfer
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Speaker 1: from one present to another. We did was January sixth,
26:35
Speaker 1: a day that absolutely sucked. Yes. Were the people that
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Speaker 1: did it held accountable? Oh? Yes, they were held accountable
26:43
Speaker 1: like we had never seen accountability before for anybody committing
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Speaker 1: crimes in this country. We hunted people down, we used
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Speaker 1: the internet, we used the Justice Department, we used everybody,
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Speaker 1: and we did everything we could to make sure that
26:56
Speaker 1: those people were grabbed and brought to justice. And we
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Speaker 1: threw the book at him and even added things to
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Speaker 1: the book, and then threw that book at him. Do
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Speaker 1: I believe there's a threat that this could happen again?
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Speaker 1: Do I think it's going to happen again? Probably not
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Speaker 1: in my lifetime. You want to know why, because people
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Speaker 1: saw what actually happened, right, people, People witness what happened
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Speaker 1: to those that did this, and they should have had
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Speaker 1: the book thrown at them. I don't defend any of
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Speaker 1: these people, but it's not nine eleven, it's not Bloody Sunday.
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Speaker 1: It is none of those things. And to try to
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Speaker 1: imply that it is is nothing but propaganda, and I
27:38
Speaker 1: would I'll say it again, pure evil. This is pure political.
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Speaker 1: The words I want to say I cannot say. And
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Speaker 1: for Joe Biden to write this crap and to read it,
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Speaker 1: he didn't write it, somebody else did. But for him
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Speaker 1: to read it and to act like this darkest days
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Speaker 1: could lead to his quote, Our darkest days could lead
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Speaker 1: to light and hope. Our darkest day is not January
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Speaker 1: the sixth. But I will not shrink from it either.
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Speaker 1: I will stand in this breach. I will defend this nation.
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Speaker 1: I will allow no one to place a dagger at
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Speaker 1: the throat of democracy. We will make sure the will
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Speaker 1: the people that's heard that the battot prevails, not violence,
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Speaker 1: but authority in this nation will always be peacefully transferred.
28:33
Speaker 1: I believe the power of the presidency and the purposes
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Speaker 1: to unite this nation, not divide it. So let us up,
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Speaker 1: I tear us apart, see about us, about us, not
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Speaker 1: about me. Deep in the heart of America burns the
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Speaker 1: flame but almost two hundred and fifty years ago of liberty,
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Speaker 1: freedom and equality. This is not a land of kings
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Speaker 1: or dictators or autocrats. We're a nation of laws of order,
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Speaker 1: not chaos, of peace not violence. Here in America, the
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Speaker 1: people rule through the ballot, and there will prevails. So
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Speaker 1: let us remember together where one nation under God in division,
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Speaker 1: that today, tomorrow and forever, at our best we are
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Speaker 1: the United States of America. God bless you all. May
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Speaker 1: God protect our troops, and my God bless those who
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Speaker 1: stand watch over democracy. There it is the headline, Biden
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Speaker 1: mob placed dagger at the throat of democracy, and I
29:48
Speaker 1: well defend it. If you're dumb enough to believe me this,
29:55
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't help you, Sure as hell can't
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Speaker 1: fix you. I don't believe the media believes any of this.
30:06
Speaker 1: I think it's a screenplay. I think that's exactly what
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Speaker 1: it is. I think this is a narrative and a
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Speaker 1: story that they know that this present needs right now
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Speaker 1: to share ups approval rating. That's failing to distract you
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Speaker 1: from the fact that he's been a total failure on
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Speaker 1: the most important issues in this country our economy, jobs, inflation,
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Speaker 1: and now a million people getting COVID in a day.
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Speaker 1: And you don't want to hold him accountable for it.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to have to report on that. So
30:36
Speaker 1: let's distract to January the sixth, have a day of remembrance,
30:42
Speaker 1: and we'll put this propagain up on TV all day long.
30:46
Speaker 1: We'll play it over and over again. You know, you
30:52
Speaker 1: want to know why they picked the capital go back
30:54
Speaker 1: to because it couldn't go to a big cemetery because
30:58
Speaker 1: only one person died in this attack on the Capitol
31:02
Speaker 1: and it was one of the attackers that got killed
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Speaker 1: by the police. That's why. That's why they're doing this
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Speaker 1: nuia and how they're describing it, and the propaganda. They
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Speaker 1: got people. They got congressman on TV and underneath their
31:17
Speaker 1: names are saying suffered PTSD from January the six some
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Speaker 1: Democratic congressman from Michigan. We're gonna have him on. We
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Speaker 1: got Mayor Ballaser on Capitol Hill riot. People will have
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Speaker 1: lifelong trauma. The people who work in that area. Representative
31:36
Speaker 1: Jefferies January sixth insurrection came very close to being much
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Speaker 1: worse dan Kilde on January sixth riot. We find ourselves
31:44
Speaker 1: a year later, not in better shape, but in many
31:46
Speaker 1: ways in a worse position. So I'm presented attacked, they say.
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Speaker 1: One representative who also is suffering PTSD said it was
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Speaker 1: quote very difficult to watch the foe on this anniversary.
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Speaker 1: And the DC mayor, the mayor who allowed for limos
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Speaker 1: to be torched, Starbucks stores to be torched at church
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Speaker 1: to be torched across the street from the White House,
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Speaker 1: going out there this morning and rewriting history. Look, it's
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Speaker 1: really the tale of two parties. When you talk to
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Speaker 1: members of Congress up here on the hill, we're also
32:29
Speaker 1: talking about a lot of members of Congress Republicans who
32:32
Speaker 1: live in the city. They enjoy the protection of the
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Speaker 1: Metropolitan Police Department, and yet they won't admit, in fact,
32:39
Speaker 1: some of them are lying about what happened that day.
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Speaker 1: What is your message to them, Well, your eyes aren't lying.
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Speaker 1: Everybody saw what happened. There was no confusion about who
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Speaker 1: caused it. DC residents anti groups did not flood the
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Speaker 1: streets after our request to stay away from these incidents.
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Speaker 1: And so these were all people who were who could
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Speaker 1: not accept the results of the election, and who were
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Speaker 1: spurred there by the President who launched them from the
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Speaker 1: White House, and who it appears from everything that we're learning,
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Speaker 1: was part of the organization. By accountability is so important.
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Speaker 1: What the committee is doing is so important that we
33:24
Speaker 1: find out what happened and who's responsible. People were hurt,
33:28
Speaker 1: people died, people will have lifelong trauma. The people who
33:33
Speaker 1: worked there, including the lawmakers, but the staff as well.
33:37
Speaker 1: The staff who are at the Capitol have committed in
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Speaker 1: oftentimes their entire careers to serving our country. They're my
33:45
Speaker 1: residents as well. They live in Washington, d C. And
33:48
Speaker 1: I told somebody yesterday I went to the Capitol for
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Speaker 1: the service for one of the officers who perished, and
33:56
Speaker 1: I just was just struck by how hurt and Aramma's
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Speaker 1: highs the staff wark and no workplace, especially in the
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Speaker 1: United States Capital, should our workers be put in that position.
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Speaker 1: That's your day. In summary, they'll continue to play this
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Speaker 1: through the mid term elections, and they're going to continue
34:17
Speaker 1: to play this every year. In January the sixth, they
34:21
Speaker 1: are going to at all costs turn this into a
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Speaker 1: nine to eleven. They're going to fabric it. They're gonna
34:27
Speaker 1: make you believe it is They're gonna just keep saying
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Speaker 1: the lie until enough people believe that it's true. And
34:34
Speaker 1: it is sick. It is flat out sick, all right.
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