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Deep Dive into VP Candidate Walz's Record w Sen Ted Cruz · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: The show that I'm about to do is one that
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Speaker 1: is I'm hoping, the most shared show I've ever done,
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Speaker 1: because what I'm about to do should be evergreen, it
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Speaker 1: should be vitally important what I tell you now from
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Speaker 1: now until election day, and every single time there's a
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Speaker 1: major election, I get asked the same question, what do
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Speaker 1: I need to know about the candidates? Well, I'm going
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Speaker 1: to tell you today what you need to know about
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Speaker 1: the vice presidential candidate, the governor from Minnesota Waltz. I
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Speaker 1: want you to understand just how radical he is, and
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Speaker 1: I'm going to list for you some of the most
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Speaker 1: radical aspects of who he is as a governor, who
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Speaker 1: he has been in his life, what he believes in,
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Speaker 1: where he has spent his time, where he's spent his money,
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Speaker 1: and what he wants for the future of this country.
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Speaker 1: I want to also start by saying this as a
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Speaker 1: just pretext and understanding of who he is, Minnesota Governor
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Speaker 1: Tim Waltz is one percent the most radical, far left
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Speaker 1: vice presidential nominee in US history, and I'm going to
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Speaker 1: back it up by explaining to you his policies. I
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Speaker 1: want you to also understand something else, as a just
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Speaker 1: overall understanding of how dangerous Waltz actually is.
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Speaker 2: Why was he chosen?
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Speaker 1: It was because he was a radical, It's because he's
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Speaker 1: an extremist. It's because he is a rubber stamp for
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's agenda that includes open borders and most importantly communism.
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Speaker 1: Waltz believes in socialism, he believes in Marxism, he believes
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Speaker 1: in communism, just like Kamala Harris, just like the squad.
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Speaker 1: That's why they love this pick and Harris time after
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Speaker 1: time has cave to the radical left and has said
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Speaker 1: I stand with you, and that is exactly why she
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Speaker 1: chose Tim Waltz. Now, I'm going to go through a
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Speaker 1: list and I again we'll say this. I hope every
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Speaker 1: one of you that hears this will share this on
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Speaker 1: social media. I hope you will share it on X,
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Speaker 1: on Instagram, on wherever you are so that people can
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Speaker 1: hear exactly who Tim Waltz is, what he believes in.
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Speaker 1: And this episode will be one that is evergreen. This
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Speaker 1: can be shared literally up until election day. So let's
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Speaker 1: start with I think one of the most radical things
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Speaker 1: that Governor Waltz has ever done, this has now come
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Speaker 1: out and it has been under or not reported even
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Speaker 1: in conservative media. And that is the fact that this
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Speaker 1: individual is radical when it comes to killing babies. Now,
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Speaker 1: let's back that up, and I hope you're taking notes.
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Speaker 1: At least eight children, at least eight newborn babies, at
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Speaker 1: least eight infants that were born alive after botched abortions
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota on Governor Waltz's watch happened and none of
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Speaker 1: them were given life saving care. A new report has
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Speaker 1: exposed the radical agenda of this governor. In the summer
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty two, as Tim Waltz was steaming towards
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Speaker 1: reelection as Minnesota's governor, his states Health Agency published a
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Speaker 1: required abortion statistics report with a little fanfare. So what
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Speaker 1: was in it? It was a secret that is certain
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Speaker 1: to catapult to national prominence now that Waltz has been
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Speaker 1: selected to be the Democratic running mate of Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: and Walt's state and on his watch, five infants were
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Speaker 1: born alive quote unquote in twenty twenty one during failed abortions,
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Speaker 1: and none of those five baby children that were born
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Speaker 1: were provided life saving care, though two got quote what
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Speaker 1: they referred to as comfort care. This is coming from
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Speaker 1: the Minnesota Department of Health and their report on July
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Speaker 1: the one of twenty twenty two. So for all the
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Speaker 1: crazies out there that say this isn't real, you're getting
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Speaker 1: it from his own reports from the state government. Now
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Speaker 1: you may say what happened to the other children? Three
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Speaker 1: other infants were born quote unquote alive, born alive during
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Speaker 1: abortions in twenty nineteen, that is Waltz's first first year
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Speaker 1: as governor, and they too perished without life saving care.
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Speaker 1: That according to a July first, twenty twenty report from
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Speaker 1: the same state agency. Now, Minnesota was the rare state
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Speaker 1: to require such born alive abortions to be publicly reported,
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Speaker 1: creating a very powerful statistic and tool for pro life
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Speaker 1: and anti abortion forces to draw upon. Making it clear
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Speaker 1: that in the radical leadership under Waltz, you could have
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Speaker 1: a child that is born alive, call it abots to abortion,
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Speaker 1: and literally have the child die. Kill that child, and
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Speaker 1: no one goes to jail. Now, these reports became damning
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Speaker 1: to the governor because even people that are in favor
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Speaker 1: of abortion have a hard time thinking of allowing a
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Speaker 1: child to just lay there and expire with no care.
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Speaker 1: I want you to think about how sick of a
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Speaker 1: person you have to be to allow that to happen
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Speaker 1: in your state when you're a governor. Well, you want
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Speaker 1: to know what the governor did. He didn't stop these
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Speaker 1: these children that were born from dying.
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Speaker 2: No, no, No.
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Speaker 1: In twenty twenty three, Waltz then worked with his new
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Speaker 1: Democrat controlled legislature to eliminate both the reporting requirement of
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Speaker 1: live bursts from botsed abortions and the state's legal obligation
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Speaker 1: for doctors, nurses, and medical professional professionals to administer life
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Speaker 1: saving care to infants born alive during an abortion procedure.
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Speaker 1: The governor turned vice presidential nominee signed the bill known
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Speaker 1: as SF two nine nine five. That bill closed one
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Speaker 1: of the few statistical windows on late term aboard and
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Speaker 1: the possibility that babies born alive are in fact left
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Speaker 1: to die in the state of Minnesota. I want you
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Speaker 1: to just understand how evil you have to be to
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Speaker 1: not only allow this, but then to help cover up
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Speaker 1: the numbers and to change the rules where those in
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Speaker 1: the medical profession which job is to do no harm,
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Speaker 1: are protected, and to go ahead and let the baby die.
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Speaker 1: That is who Kamla Harris chose to be her vice
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Speaker 1: presidential nominee. Now, Waltz isn't just a radical for allowing
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Speaker 1: kids to die on the table after they are born
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Speaker 1: alive with a botched abortion right and covering up those
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Speaker 1: numbers so that no one knows, and protecting the doctors
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Speaker 1: and nurses and healthcare providers so they can just let
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Speaker 1: kids die after they've been born alive. He's also radical
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Speaker 1: when it comes to the issues of transgenderism. Now, forget
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Speaker 1: gay lesbian stuff for a second. Okay, this individual, the
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Speaker 1: governor of Minnesota, the VP candidate, is an extremist in
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Speaker 1: every way I can describe when it comes to issues
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Speaker 1: that deal with children. And this is the perversion of
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Speaker 1: the radical left. How do we know this, Well, here's
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Speaker 1: another point that you need to know, and again I'm going.
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Speaker 2: To say it.
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Speaker 1: Please share everything I'm giving you with everybody you know
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Speaker 1: between now an election day. Governor Tim walt signed a
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Speaker 1: bill in April of twenty twenty three allowing the state
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Speaker 1: of Minnesota to make custody determinations if a child has
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Speaker 1: denied access from their parents to sex change procedures. Now,
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Speaker 1: let me explain that in a more simple term. What
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Speaker 1: the Governor's saying is we can take your child away
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Speaker 1: from you if little Timmy wants to become little Susie
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Speaker 1: and you don't do what the kid tells you to do.
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Speaker 1: Maybe your kid goes to school and tells somebody at
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Speaker 1: the school that they want to transition and you're not
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Speaker 1: willing to do it at the age of six or
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Speaker 1: eight or ten or twelve, or give the puberty blockers,
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Speaker 1: or have the surgery to cut off breasts or cut
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Speaker 1: off a penis. The governor signed a law in April
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty three allowing the state to step in and
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Speaker 1: say we're going to take your child away from you.
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Speaker 1: It was called the trans Refuge Bill. Now, think about
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Speaker 1: how radical you have to be to want to even
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Speaker 1: do a bill entitled the trans Refuge Bill. And what
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Speaker 1: this was was a bill in basically expanding the state
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Speaker 1: marketing the state with trans tourism. Now you may say,
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Speaker 1: what do you mean by trans tourism. It's a great,
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Speaker 1: great question. What the governor and the radical left in
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Speaker 1: Minnesota decided was, Hey, we're going to put a billboards
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Speaker 1: to the the rest of the country that hey, if
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Speaker 1: your state didn't allow for you to mutilate young children's
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Speaker 1: bodies when it comes to trying to turn a woman
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Speaker 1: into a man or a man into a woman. We
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Speaker 1: will be your refuge as a trans state where you
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Speaker 1: can have all of your wishes come true in Minnesota,
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Speaker 1: and we'll market it that way and we'll make money
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Speaker 1: off of it. The trans Refuge Bill allows for quote
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Speaker 1: temporary emergency jurisdiction for the government if a parent denies
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Speaker 1: their child sex change procedures. Now I'm saying this, and
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Speaker 1: I hope that people are going to say, well, hold on,
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Speaker 1: surely that's not what they really were trying to do, right,
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Speaker 1: We got to fact check that out. Okay, go read
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Speaker 1: the bill. This is in the bill's actual text. The
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Speaker 1: bill defines the interventions, which include sex changes number one,
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Speaker 1: hormone replacement number two, and cosmetic surgeries number three, as
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Speaker 1: quote unquote medical necessities so long as it quote respects
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Speaker 1: the gender identity of the patient as experience and defined
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Speaker 1: not by the parent but by the child, no matter
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Speaker 1: the age. Freedom quote unquote is on the march in Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: Decency is on the march in Minnesota. Compassion is on
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Speaker 1: the march in Minnesota. That is what Waltz said at
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Speaker 1: the bill's signing ceremony quote, hate and bigotry too are
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Speaker 1: on the march, the governor said, but we make very
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Speaker 1: clear that march of bigotry and hate stops at Minnesota's borders.
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Speaker 1: So not only did the governor sign a bill into
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Speaker 1: law that says, we will take your child away from
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Speaker 1: you if you don't do what your child tells you
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Speaker 1: to do, but he also then said, let's market this
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Speaker 1: to the rest of the United States of America. I'm
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Speaker 1: going to tell you even more about this in a
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Speaker 1: second of what a radical Waltz is. But first let
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Speaker 1: me say thank you for so many of you that
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Speaker 1: have got involved with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.
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Speaker 1: The other night, I have the privilege and honor of
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Speaker 1: having dinner with many of the leaders from IFCJ and
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Speaker 1: one of them had flown for the very first time
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Speaker 1: since the attacks on Israel at the hands of Hamas
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Speaker 1: and Hesbolah and Iran to America to tell the stories
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Speaker 1: of what is happening on the ground right now in
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Speaker 1: Israel and the needs of the people. Since the start
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Speaker 1: of that war in Israel on October the seventh, we
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Speaker 1: have clearly seen a significant amount of death and destruction
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Speaker 1: in the Holy Land for more than forty years. That
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Speaker 1: is where the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has
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Speaker 1: come in and helped save lives. They've been on the
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Speaker 1: ground in Israel and within hours of the war starting,
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Speaker 1: and every day since they've been feeding the hungry and
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Speaker 1: protecting the vulnerable. The attacks, unfortunately, as you've seen in
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Speaker 1: recent days, are continuing now in the north and in.
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Speaker 2: The south in Israel.
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Speaker 1: There are survivors there who are bravely sharing their stories
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Speaker 1: in a series that the Fellowship calls Faces of Iron.
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Speaker 1: Survivors like Danny, whose beloved daughter and her husband were
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Speaker 1: burned alive on October the seventh by Hamas Terris. Danny
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Speaker 1: his community. Despite fire equipment nearby, Danny could do nothing
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Speaker 1: as his daughter's house burned and his daughter and her
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Speaker 1: husband lost their lives.
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Speaker 2: That is where you come in.
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Speaker 1: Christians like you can support Israel through the International Fellowship
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Speaker 1: of Christians and Jews. It's this support that helps these
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Speaker 1: survivors remain steadfast and strong. I want you to hear
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Speaker 1: their stories and I want you to help them because
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Speaker 1: they need our help right now. So if you're ready
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Speaker 1: to stand with Israel, then visit right now, support IFCJ
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Speaker 1: dot org and hear the incredible stories of the people
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Speaker 1: in Israel that support IFCJ dot org. Now, let me
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Speaker 1: go back to Waltz here for a second and let
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Speaker 1: me just explain this. Tim Waltz sign a bill making
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Speaker 1: Minnesota a trans refugee state. They thought they could make
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Speaker 1: a ton of money off this, and he said there
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Speaker 1: was no age limits for Miners who could receive gender
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Speaker 1: affirming care.
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Speaker 3: We want to say is we're there to protect children.
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Speaker 3: We're there to have you understand that in Minnesota you're
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Speaker 3: going to be protected. And I just want to be clear,
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Speaker 3: I will never understand what goes into the thinking of
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Speaker 3: these folks to bully these children. It is not impacting
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Speaker 3: them in one bit and making it a living hell
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Speaker 3: for children, for families, for adults, for folks who are
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Speaker 3: just trying to bring themselves in. So in Minnesota, we're
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Speaker 3: making it very clear we're not going to cooperate with
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Speaker 3: these folks. We're not going to extradite people. We're going
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Speaker 3: to say that this is a place where you can
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Speaker 3: come to make these decisions.
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Speaker 2: I am.
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Speaker 3: The community, the trans community is as terrified as they've
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Speaker 3: ever been. We've seen attacks across the nation, even here
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Speaker 3: in Minnesota, and we're now saying we have to be
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Speaker 3: much more proactive. We have to be much more aggressive
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Speaker 3: about making sure that folks are protected. So this is
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Speaker 3: another of the that again, don't deal with climate change,
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Speaker 3: don't deal with other things. Deal with making people's lives
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Speaker 3: miserable on something that won't impact you.
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Speaker 2: That's what these.
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Speaker 3: Governors are doing, these attorney generals are doing. And I've
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Speaker 3: had it as a teacher. I will not stand bullies.
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Speaker 3: I never did, and I'm not going to stand bullies
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Speaker 3: who are masquerading. Is somehow about freedom. This is nothing
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Speaker 3: to do with personal freedoms. It has everything to do
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Speaker 3: with forcing an ideology on a vulnerable group of people
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Speaker 3: for short term political gain. It won't stand, and in
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Speaker 3: the long runs, Americans are far better than that, and
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Speaker 3: they're going to find that out.
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Speaker 1: So to be clear, that's the governor saying, come on
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Speaker 1: to Minnesota and we'll let you cut anything off you want,
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Speaker 1: and no matter how young you are, we'll let you
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Speaker 1: have these surgeries. We're going to traffic in this perversion
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Speaker 1: and make money off of it, turning it into tourism.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, if you're a parent and you
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Speaker 1: try to stop your kid who wants to do any
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Speaker 1: of these things, we can take that child away from you.
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Speaker 2: This is how radical he is. Now. There was something
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Speaker 2: else he said in there.
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Speaker 1: He talked about I'm sick and tired of these bullies
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Speaker 1: and I'm not gonna these other governors and went on
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Speaker 1: this YadA, YadA YadA. Let me also talk about false
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Speaker 1: claims here. You may not know this, but Tim Waltz
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Speaker 1: falsely claimed he was a veteran of Afghanistan. You want
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Speaker 1: to talk about stolen voor, you look at the definition
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Speaker 1: of stolen valor is someone who claims they did something
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Speaker 1: amazing in our military and actually didn't do it. That
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Speaker 1: is exactly what the Minnesota governor Tim Waltz has done.
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Speaker 1: He is now facing new accusations of stolen valor, allegedly
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Speaker 1: falsely claiming in previous press releases that he was a
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Speaker 1: veteran of the Afghanistan war, which he was not. In
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Speaker 1: a two thousand and six press release issued by his campaign,
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Speaker 1: Waltz was to described as being a veteran of Operation
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Speaker 1: Enduring Freedom, The war in Afghanistan, which began on October
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Speaker 1: the seventh, twenty two thousand and one, was called Operation
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Speaker 1: During Freedom. According to the Naval History and Heritage Command website,
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Speaker 1: the operation start came after the September eleventh terrorist attacks
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Speaker 1: on this country. Democrat Tim Waltz will spend Sunday, February
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Speaker 1: the nineteenth and Monday, February the twentieth traveling across Minnesota's
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Speaker 1: first congressional district as he formally announces his candidacy for
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Speaker 1: the United States House of Representatives. His press relief states
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Speaker 1: at the time Waltz it goes on to say, quote
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Speaker 1: a veteran of Operation during Freedom and long time Mankato
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Speaker 1: educator is unopposed for the DFL endorsement and is slated
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Speaker 1: a challenge another congressman. In November of two thousand and six,
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Speaker 1: in a photo posted on x, Waltz can be seen
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Speaker 1: holding a sign that says, quote unquote Enduring Freedom Veterans
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Speaker 1: for Carrie, claiming he was a veteran of Enduring Freedom,
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Speaker 1: which he was not. Why was he holding that sign up?
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Speaker 1: It was in protest the former President George W. Bush
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Speaker 1: visiting Minnesota in two thousand and four. The Washington Free
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Speaker 1: Beacon also reported that David Thule, a veteran of the
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Speaker 1: Iraq War, addressed the issue that Walts was claiming to
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Speaker 1: be a veteran of operation during Freedom with his aides
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Speaker 1: all the way back in two thousand and nine. One
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Speaker 1: staffer reportedly claimed she was quote unquote not aware that
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Speaker 1: Walts had served in Afghanistan, while another aid reportedly acknowledged
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Speaker 1: that constituents could get the false impression, according to the
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Speaker 1: news outlet Well, on Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris said,
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Speaker 1: I don't care who cares this guy lied about his
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Speaker 1: stolen valor. Who cares if this guy acts like he's
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Speaker 1: some sort of great veteran that he actually wasn't because
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Speaker 1: he works for me as a radical. Now, I mentioned
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Speaker 1: obviously the reporting on Governor waltson the fact that he
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Speaker 1: clearly is stolen valor and lied about his service. But
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Speaker 1: you may say, well, hold on a second, it was
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Speaker 1: in a press release that he was in Afghanistan.
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Speaker 2: He really wasn't.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it was a staffer right that actually wrote the
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Speaker 1: wrong thing in that press release. So maybe it wasn't
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Speaker 1: Waltz who was saying this. Okay, let's just entertain that
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Speaker 1: for a second. What does Tim Waltz say about his
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Speaker 1: time in the military. Listen carefully to the words he uses.
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Speaker 3: Ook weol cup like many of you did. Five weeks ago,
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Speaker 3: and Dad said, Dad, you're the only person I know
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Speaker 3: who's an elected office. You need to stop what's happening
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Speaker 3: with this. I'll take my kick in the butt for
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Speaker 3: the NRA. I spent twenty five years in the army,
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Speaker 3: and I hunt and I gave the money back. And
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Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I have been doing. I've been
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Speaker 3: voting for common sense legislation that protects a second Amendment.
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Speaker 3: But we can do background checks, we can do CDC research,
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Speaker 3: we can make sure we don't have reciprocal carry amongst states,
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Speaker 3: and we can make sure that those weapons of war
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Speaker 3: that I carried in war is the only place where
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Speaker 3: those weapons were at.
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Speaker 1: Now, to be very clear, he didn't spend twenty five
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Speaker 1: years in the army and the idea that this guy
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Speaker 1: wants to take away your guns while claiming that every
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Speaker 1: gun that is used in you by the military is
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Speaker 1: a quote weapon of war. That would include handguns, right
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Speaker 1: because in the military you have a side arm. He
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Speaker 1: has come out and said that the guns that are
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Speaker 1: used in the military, no civilian has a need for it.
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Speaker 1: That would include a pistol. The most commonly issued gun
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Speaker 1: in the military is a pistol. He knows that while
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Speaker 1: he's lying to you about his background right in the military,
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Speaker 1: claiming he's done all these amazing things that he actually
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Speaker 1: never has done. Walt's biography on his own website lists
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Speaker 1: having a higher rank than the one that he actually
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Speaker 1: had when he retired from the US military. Waltz served
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Speaker 1: in the Minnesota Army National Guard and retired at the
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Speaker 1: rank of Master sergeant or an e DSH eight. However,
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Speaker 1: on his official website bio he lists a higher rank
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Speaker 1: than he served at for a short period that ultimately
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Speaker 1: was rescinded as he did not complete all the requirements
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Speaker 1: to serve at that rank, But in his bio it
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Speaker 1: clearly implies they retired at the rank of command Sergeant
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Speaker 1: major or an e DASH nine. Another example of exactly
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Speaker 1: how much of a scumbag this individual is. Now, let
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Speaker 1: me also give you a few more honorable mentions, just
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Speaker 1: so you know how radical Waltz is. Tim spent tax
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Speaker 1: dollars in Minnesota to put tampons in all men's bathrooms,
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Speaker 1: especially at schools and universities, mandating it. He actually believes
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Speaker 1: that men with a penis can use a tampon and
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Speaker 1: mandated it as part of his radical transgendered agenda items.
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Speaker 1: Waltz also mandated men in women's sports in his state
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Speaker 1: because he is a LGBTQIA plus plus governor. This is
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Speaker 1: the same governor that also permits children, regardless of their age,
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Speaker 1: to undergo transgender genital mutilation surgeries, saying it has nothing
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Speaker 1: to do with parental consent either. And if you don't
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Speaker 1: agree to these surgeries, the state can step in and
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Speaker 1: take away your child. This is why Kamala Harris picked him.
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Speaker 1: in Minnesota has skyrocketed under the governor's leadership. It is
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Speaker 1: increased by fifty percent while he's been the governor. Not
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Speaker 1: only is Walt's a radical socialist communists, but Kamwa picked
26:33
Speaker 1: him because of his radical socialist policies that she believes in.
26:39
Speaker 1: And by the way, on religion, let's be clear where
26:43
Speaker 1: Governor Walt stands. He deliberately shuttered churches during COVID. He
26:50
Speaker 1: locked down people in their homes and deprived faithful Christians
26:55
Speaker 1: of the right to worship for months on end is
27:00
Speaker 1: I would argue, clearly an anti Christian ideologue. Why did
27:05
Speaker 1: Kamala Aiers pick him for that exact reason? And when
27:08
Speaker 1: it came to COVID lockdowns, he was one of the
27:12
Speaker 1: most extreme states in the country. He forced mass mandates
27:17
Speaker 1: on everyone in his state. Yes, your child, including your toddler,
27:24
Speaker 1: were forced to wear a face mask by the governor
27:28
Speaker 1: of the state. Tim Waltz did that. Why did Kamala
27:34
Speaker 1: pick him for this exact reason. Not only is he
27:38
Speaker 1: a dangerous radical, but he's an individual that just a
27:43
Speaker 1: week ago said very clearly that he is a socialist
27:50
Speaker 1: and a communist at the White Guys for I'm not
27:54
Speaker 1: joking Kamala event where they got together and he clearly
28:00
Speaker 1: stated that he is a socialist. I give you this
28:04
Speaker 1: information so you can share it because knowledge is power,
28:11
Speaker 1: and we all have to make sure we know and
28:14
Speaker 1: we let people know what we know about Waltz and
28:17
Speaker 1: why he was chosen. He lied about his military service,
28:22
Speaker 1: He clearly lied about his rank. He lied about children
28:27
Speaker 1: and babies being able to be killed outside the womb
28:30
Speaker 1: after they're alive after a botched abortion. He is an
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Speaker 1: individual that says, if you, as a parent, don't let
28:38
Speaker 1: your kid become a trainee, regardless of the age, the
28:42
Speaker 1: state can take the child away from you. And if
28:46
Speaker 1: you want to know about his wife, so you don't
28:49
Speaker 1: think it's just one crazy guy, let me play for you,
28:53
Speaker 1: his wife, his wife who is the first lady of
28:57
Speaker 1: the state. You want to know how excited she was
29:01
Speaker 1: during the burning down of Minneapolis. She was very excited
29:06
Speaker 1: about the burning down in Minneapolis during the Black Lives
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Speaker 1: Matter rallies that turn into straight up riots.
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Speaker 2: She said she used to love.
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Speaker 1: Smelling the burning tires with her windows down.
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Speaker 4: I would say, those first days, you know, when there
29:22
Speaker 4: were riots, I could smell the burning tires and.
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Speaker 2: That that was a very real thing.
29:34
Speaker 4: And I kept the windows open for as long as
29:36
Speaker 4: I could because I felt like that was such a
29:37
Speaker 4: touchstone of what was happening.
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Speaker 1: This is a woman that said I kept the windows
29:44
Speaker 1: down so I could smell the city burning. And my
29:48
Speaker 1: husband did nothing. He didn't enact the National Guard. You
29:52
Speaker 1: want to know what communists, by the way, sound like,
29:55
Speaker 1: I'll give you an example of what he's set up
29:57
Speaker 1: during COVID so you could be snitched on. You know
30:02
Speaker 1: how communists will tell the kids, snitch on your parents.
30:05
Speaker 1: If you're not Ale Hitler right, or you don't believe
30:07
Speaker 1: in Stalin or Mussolini or whatever it may be, right,
30:11
Speaker 1: turn on your own, turn on your husband, your wife,
30:13
Speaker 1: turn on your parents. If you don't believe if you
30:16
Speaker 1: don't like what they're doing at home, you're going to
30:19
Speaker 1: snitch the.
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Speaker 2: Government, right, big brother.
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Speaker 1: He set up a hotline for exactly that during COVID
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Speaker 1: where you could call and snitch on your neighbor if
30:29
Speaker 1: they weren't abiding by the radical rules of the governor.
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Speaker 1: Listen to this. This is the actual phone you would
30:36
Speaker 1: have called and what you would have heard.
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Speaker 4: Hello, you have read the Department of Public Stay at
30:43
Speaker 4: Home hotline. The information you leave is considered public information.
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Speaker 4: At the tone, Please leave the following information, your name,
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Speaker 4: your callback number, how the stay at home order is
30:55
Speaker 4: being violated, and where the stay at home order was violated.
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Speaker 3: Thank you record your message at the tone. When you
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Speaker 3: were finished, hang up or press pound for more options.
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Speaker 1: If that isn't big brother, I don't know what is.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for calling the government. Please turn in whatever
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Speaker 1: business or human being you're snitching on in the state
31:21
Speaker 1: of Minnesota during the radical COVID lockdowns. Tell us when
31:25
Speaker 1: and where the violation happened, and then we'll deal with
31:28
Speaker 1: those people. That is who Waltz is. I also want
31:33
Speaker 1: you to hear what Senater Ted Cruz had to say
31:36
Speaker 1: about why Waltz was chosen and even more about his
31:40
Speaker 1: radical agendum. Many if you know, I co host a
31:42
Speaker 1: podcast with Ted Cruz and we did a deep dive
31:46
Speaker 1: into Waltz, and I want you to hear part of
31:49
Speaker 1: that conversation. Take a listen, Senator, Let's start by explaining
31:54
Speaker 1: this pick because number one and I love when you
31:59
Speaker 1: and I get to talk about this type of political
32:03
Speaker 1: aspect of it in a show.
32:04
Speaker 2: When you are picking a VP, the number.
32:07
Speaker 1: One golden rule, whether you're on the Republican side, the
32:10
Speaker 1: Democrat side, or a third party, candidates do no harm,
32:16
Speaker 1: and you make sure that when you make a pick,
32:19
Speaker 1: you do no harm. Your advisor should be telling you that, hey,
32:22
Speaker 1: we don't want to pick someone that it hurts the
32:24
Speaker 1: ticket or maybe turns people off to us. We want
32:27
Speaker 1: someone that most people like, but we do no harm.
32:30
Speaker 1: And yet we see the commentators like, oh, well, Kamala
32:33
Speaker 1: Harris was kind of forced into this pick. She was
32:35
Speaker 1: kind of forced to push, you know, more of a
32:39
Speaker 1: hardcore lefty kind of radical. No, she wanted this radical
32:44
Speaker 1: to help her with her radical agenda. She was not
32:48
Speaker 1: forced into this pick. She did this on her own,
32:50
Speaker 1: and we shouldn't let her off the hook for that.
32:53
Speaker 5: Well, all right, let's rewind to the moment when Kamala
32:57
Speaker 5: Harris it was clear she was going to be the nominee.
33:00
Speaker 5: You and I, well, let's go back ten months ago.
33:02
Speaker 5: You and I ten months ago predicted the Democrats would
33:05
Speaker 5: force Joe Biden off the ticket. We were right. Initially
33:09
Speaker 5: I thought Michelle Obama would be the choice. That proved
33:12
Speaker 5: to be wrong. Once it became clear that the Democrats
33:16
Speaker 5: were circling the wagons around Kamala, I said, look, it's
33:18
Speaker 5: either going to be Michelle Obama or Kamala. It was Kamala.
33:23
Speaker 5: Immediately afterwards, you and I did a podcast where I said,
33:25
Speaker 5: all right, who's the VP going to be? And I
33:28
Speaker 5: said number one. They are going to pick the most
33:31
Speaker 5: boring white guy imaginable. Now, let's be clear, the Democrats
33:35
Speaker 5: are being counters. They're perfectly happy being racist, being sexist.
33:39
Speaker 5: In the VP choice. The Democrats were very explicit. No
33:43
Speaker 5: African Americans need apply, No Hispanics need apply, no women
33:48
Speaker 5: need apply. They were all excluded. They only wanted boring
33:52
Speaker 5: white guys. That was the entire group. Gretcha and Whitmer,
33:55
Speaker 5: there was a whole group. They were like, oh, we're
33:56
Speaker 5: excited about her. She had no chance. She was a woman,
33:59
Speaker 5: and the Democrats perfectly happy and saying, Nope, we ain't
34:02
Speaker 5: taken women, We ain't taken African Americans, we ain't taken Hispanics.
34:06
Speaker 5: As I said on this podcast, we're going to get
34:09
Speaker 5: the most boring white guy imaginable. It's going to be
34:12
Speaker 5: Ned Flanders, coated in mayonnaise eating wonderbread. Well, those turned
34:17
Speaker 5: out to be the choices. Now, Initially I laid out
34:20
Speaker 5: who I thought the top two choices would be, and
34:22
Speaker 5: I said they'd be Josh Shapiro, governor of Pennsylvania, and
34:27
Speaker 5: Mark Kelly's senator from Arizona. And between the two, I
34:30
Speaker 5: thought they'd pick Shapiro. Now, it turned out on this
34:34
Speaker 5: podcast we predicted two of the final three. Shapiro and
34:38
Speaker 5: Kelly were in the final three, and the third was
34:40
Speaker 5: Tim Watz. We did not talk about Tim Walls. Now,
34:45
Speaker 5: I have to say, listen, I think I've got a
34:48
Speaker 5: pretty good sense of politics and the state of the country.
34:51
Speaker 5: I don't always have a perfect sense of where the
34:54
Speaker 5: Democrats are. And I will say when I was laying
34:58
Speaker 5: out the odds for who the VP choice would be.
35:01
Speaker 5: I was assuming the Democrats were two parts crazy and
35:06
Speaker 5: two parts stone cold killer, so kind of equal. They
35:10
Speaker 5: want to win, and it's why I thought Josh Shapiro
35:14
Speaker 5: was compelling. It turns out I mixed up those ratios.
35:22
Speaker 5: As I sit here today, I would say they're about
35:24
Speaker 5: five parts crazy and about one part stone cold killer.
35:29
Speaker 5: So the stone cold killer part through Joe Biden overboard.
35:32
Speaker 5: They dumped him like Fredo being asked to go out
35:35
Speaker 5: in a row boat and say the rosary. I mean
35:37
Speaker 5: it was. They were done with Joe Biden. The reason
35:41
Speaker 5: I say they're more crazy than stone cold killer is
35:44
Speaker 5: this was a dumb choice. So listen, why Josh Shapiro.
35:49
Speaker 5: What was the argument for Josh Shapiro. Number one, he's
35:52
Speaker 5: perceived as a moderate governor. He ran as a moderate
35:56
Speaker 5: governor's reputation as a moderate governor. Number Two, he's a
36:01
Speaker 5: very popular governor in Pennsylvania's numbers are good in Pennsylvania.
36:05
Speaker 5: Pennsylvania is, without exaggeration, the most important swing state in
36:09
Speaker 5: the country. It's neck and neck depending on the polls
36:12
Speaker 5: you're looking at Trump maybe slightly ahead, but it's within
36:15
Speaker 5: low single digits, and it's got a ton of electoral votes.
36:19
Speaker 5: The reason I believe Josh Shapiro was compelling is I
36:23
Speaker 5: thought there was a good chance that adding Shapiro to
36:25
Speaker 5: the ticket gives Kamala Pennsylvania. And I got to say,
36:29
Speaker 5: if you're sitting there looking for the Democrats saying how
36:32
Speaker 5: do we win? If you can take Pennsylvania off the map,
36:36
Speaker 5: that is powerful. And by the way, our friend who
36:38
Speaker 5: we've had twice on this show, Dave McCormick running for Senate,
36:41
Speaker 5: who I think Dave McCormick is likely to be the
36:43
Speaker 5: next Senator from Pennsylvania. It would have been really a
36:47
Speaker 5: problem for Dave if Josh Shapiro had been the nominee,
36:50
Speaker 5: because if the Democrat's numbers go up two three points
36:53
Speaker 5: in Pennsylvania, becomes much harder for McCormick to beat Casey.
36:56
Speaker 5: So if you're a Democrat, wow, that's compelling. You literally
37:00
Speaker 5: had number one the electoral college math supporting Shapiro. You
37:05
Speaker 5: had number two, a lot of the donors saying Shapiro
37:10
Speaker 5: is a great choice. And what happened. There was a
37:13
Speaker 5: lot of chatter about Shapiro. He was auditioning hard, he
37:16
Speaker 5: wanted the job, and the radical left in the Democrat
37:22
Speaker 5: Party lost their mind. And this pains me to say.
37:26
Speaker 5: There is and we've talked about this before, there is
37:29
Speaker 5: a pro Hamas wing of the Democrat Party and the leftists.
37:35
Speaker 5: They could not stand not that Shapiro was a moderate,
37:41
Speaker 5: but that he's Jewish. And I don't want to put
37:45
Speaker 5: I don't want to muddy this up because it's it's
37:48
Speaker 5: actually painful. It is a bad thing that there is
37:53
Speaker 5: a major contingent of the Democrat Party who says we
37:57
Speaker 5: will not nominate Jewish vice president. Look, I believe if
38:05
Speaker 5: Josh Shapiro's name had been Josh Smith, the Democrat ticket
38:10
Speaker 5: would be Harris Smith. Like everything else about Shapiro was compelling.
38:16
Speaker 5: And they sat there and looked at the electoral college math.
38:19
Speaker 5: They number one, looked at states like Michigan with dearborn
38:23
Speaker 5: Michigan a bunch of radical Prohamas leftists. They looked at
38:27
Speaker 5: states like Minnesota with a bunch of Somali radical anti Israel,
38:31
Speaker 5: anti Semites, and they said, you know what, this causes
38:34
Speaker 5: a problem in our base. And they came to the conclusion,
38:39
Speaker 5: the fact that this guy is Jewish is disqualifying. And
38:45
Speaker 5: all right, listen, most of the people who listen to
38:47
Speaker 5: this podcast are conservative or libertarian, or somewhat right of center,
38:51
Speaker 5: or at least open minded who want to listen to
38:53
Speaker 5: both sides. But maybe you're like, all right, Cruz, what
38:56
Speaker 5: he's saying, this is a little bit tendentious. Okay, if
39:00
Speaker 5: you don't believe me, I want you to give a
39:03
Speaker 5: listen to Van Jones. So Van Jones is a very
39:06
Speaker 5: left wing commentator on CNN. He's a Democrat, He's a
39:10
Speaker 5: hard left Democrat. But listen to what Van Jones said yesterday,
39:16
Speaker 5: the day of the Tim Waltz pick about what it means,
39:20
Speaker 5: give a listen.
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Speaker 6: You think it was a little risky, though, man, that
39:24
Speaker 6: she didn't go with Shapiro to kind of locked down Pennsylvania. Yes,
39:27
Speaker 6: David Challing were saying earlier, just because you pick him
39:29
Speaker 6: as your running mate doesn't mean you automatically win Pennsylvania.
39:32
Speaker 6: But I got to think it would have helped just
39:33
Speaker 6: a little bit.
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Speaker 7: Hey, listen, the conservatives, the right wing, the Republicans, they
39:38
Speaker 7: were chewing their fingernails down to the knuckle because they
39:42
Speaker 7: were afraid of a Josh Shapiro.
39:44
Speaker 2: They're afraid of Omark Kelly.
39:45
Speaker 7: They're not as afraid of this new governor because they
39:48
Speaker 7: think they can define him. So here's the challenge you've
39:51
Speaker 7: got in this party, and people don't want to talk
39:54
Speaker 7: about it.
39:54
Speaker 2: We got to talk about it.
39:56
Speaker 7: On the one hand, you have a lot of young
39:57
Speaker 7: people who are concerned about Gaza. You have a lot
39:59
Speaker 7: of Muslims and Arabs and others. They had not felt
40:02
Speaker 7: seen by the Biden administration. You sat, I start hearing
40:06
Speaker 7: that genocide, Joe, that was building, that was building, and
40:09
Speaker 7: so those folks needed to have a candidate that they
40:12
Speaker 7: could feel comfortable with.
40:14
Speaker 2: This helps them in that regard.
40:15
Speaker 7: But you also have anti Semitism that has gotten marbled
40:19
Speaker 7: into this party. You can be for the Palestimians without
40:23
Speaker 7: being an anti Jewish bigot, but there are some anti
40:25
Speaker 7: Jewish bigots out there, and there's some disquiet now, and
40:29
Speaker 7: there has to be how much of what just happened
40:33
Speaker 7: is caving into some of these darker parts in the party.
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Speaker 2: So that's going to have to get worked out. It's
40:38
Speaker 2: going to have to get talked center.
40:40
Speaker 1: You listen to what he's saying there, and this goes
40:42
Speaker 1: back to something I've been saying for a while, and
40:44
Speaker 1: I think it's official now I was right when I
40:46
Speaker 1: said the Democratic Party is dead. They are filled now
40:50
Speaker 1: with anti Semites, with Marxists, with socialists, with communists, and
40:56
Speaker 1: they've just been masquerading as Democrats. And if you don't
40:59
Speaker 1: believe me, the Democratic Socialists of America took a victory
41:03
Speaker 1: lap with Walt's selection, saying this was like the best
41:07
Speaker 1: pick they could have asked for. Harris's selection of Walt
41:10
Speaker 1: showed quote the world that the DSA and its allies
41:15
Speaker 1: on the left are a force that cannot be ignored
41:20
Speaker 1: quote unquote that is from the Democratic Socialists of America.
41:25
Speaker 5: Yet look, and it's quite honest. And so the fact
41:29
Speaker 5: that they didn't pick Shapiro. Listen listening to Van Jones,
41:32
Speaker 5: and I don't know Van Jones personally. I've met him briefly,
41:34
Speaker 5: but I don't know him. I agree with every single
41:38
Speaker 5: word he said, like I agreed. At the front end
41:42
Speaker 5: he said Republicans were gnashing at their teeth that Kamala
41:46
Speaker 5: would have picked Josh Shapiro. I certainly was. I thought
41:49
Speaker 5: that was really damn dangerous. My guess is Shapiro probably
41:54
Speaker 5: adding him to the ticket probably would have won Pennsylvania.
41:56
Speaker 5: So why I said that was the most likely choice,
41:59
Speaker 5: because if you're actually trying to win, if it was
42:01
Speaker 5: David Axelrod making this pick, he'd a pick Shapiro. I
42:04
Speaker 5: actually believe if it was James Carvell making this pick,
42:08
Speaker 5: I think he would have picked Shapiro. I think a smart,
42:10
Speaker 5: tenacious Democrat who wants to win would have said, let's
42:13
Speaker 5: do it. But as I said, I got the ratios wrong.
42:18
Speaker 5: They have more crazy than they have stone cold killer.
42:21
Speaker 5: And the problem is there are too many rabbit anti
42:25
Speaker 5: Israel anti Semites in the party. And I'm not saying
42:28
Speaker 5: everyone is. I'm not saying everyone on Kamalists campaign is,
42:31
Speaker 5: but they're scared of the anti Semites, and so they're like,
42:34
Speaker 5: we can't piss them off, so let's not do that.
42:38
Speaker 5: As an aside, I think there are a lot of
42:42
Speaker 5: people across this country who are Jewish, who are liberal
42:46
Speaker 5: or moderate, who are sitting here wondering listening. Not a
42:50
Speaker 5: ton of people are saying publicly what you and I
42:52
Speaker 5: are saying right now, but there are a ton of
42:54
Speaker 5: people thinking it. And I got to say, if you're
42:57
Speaker 5: a moderate, even liberal Jew, and you're looking at the
42:59
Speaker 5: Democrat Party going wait a second, it's now disqualifying as
43:04
Speaker 5: a candidate to be Jewish. I just think there are
43:06
Speaker 5: a lot of people that when they they lay their
43:08
Speaker 5: head down on the bed at night, that quiet still
43:12
Speaker 5: voice in their head. They're going to be like, why
43:14
Speaker 5: am I part of a party that is embarrassed to
43:17
Speaker 5: have me? And I think that's gonna have real consequences
43:20
Speaker 5: going forward. But let me say secondly, even if they
43:23
Speaker 5: weren't willing to pick Shapiro because he's Jewish, they had
43:27
Speaker 5: another choice, which is Mark Kelly. And listen, I served
43:29
Speaker 5: with Mark Kelly, and I gotta say I think Mark
43:32
Speaker 5: Kelly was an incredibly dangerous choice. So Marcus someone. He's
43:37
Speaker 5: a Navy veteran, he's an astronaut. His voting record has
43:41
Speaker 5: been very, very liberal. But he seems rational, reasonable, moderate,
43:48
Speaker 5: Marcus someone. Frankly, Ben, you'd love to get a beer with.
43:50
Speaker 5: He just is a reasonable guy. And and and so
43:55
Speaker 5: and and by the way, Mark doesn't have what's apparently
43:57
Speaker 5: the disqualifying factor in the Democrat primary, which is to
44:00
Speaker 5: be Jewish. So like if they're scared of of the
44:03
Speaker 5: Prohama zelots, Mark Kelly was a perfectly fine second choice
44:08
Speaker 5: to land On and they fairly early through And by
44:11
Speaker 5: the way, Arizona is a swing states too. It doesn't
44:14
Speaker 5: have as many electoral votes as Pennsylvania, but Mark Kelly
44:18
Speaker 5: is popular in Arizona. He just got re elected in
44:21
Speaker 5: Arizona with with strong numbers. I mean that that was
44:24
Speaker 5: a perfectly reasonable play and the fact that they said
44:28
Speaker 5: no to that also and they went with Tim Waltz,
44:31
Speaker 5: And I want to go back. You open this pod
44:32
Speaker 5: by talking about how radical Tim Waltz is.
44:35
Speaker 2: I don't know the guy.
44:35
Speaker 5: I've never met him, so I don't know him personally,
44:38
Speaker 5: but in the last twenty four hours I have looked
44:41
Speaker 5: at his record and holy cow, this guy is hard,
44:45
Speaker 5: hard left. There's a reason the Democratic Socialists are celebrating him,
44:50
Speaker 5: as you just read, there's a reason. Within minutes of
44:54
Speaker 5: his being announced as VP, you know who tweeted out
44:57
Speaker 5: a tweet praising it Ilhano with a picture of her
45:02
Speaker 5: next to him, saying what a fantastic choice this was.
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Speaker 5: And listen, yet, you know she's from Minnesota. She represents
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Speaker 5: the radicals in Minnesota. He's her governor, and they've been strong,
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Speaker 5: strong allies. He's proud to stand with the radical anti
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Speaker 5: Semite Israel hating radical leftists like ilhan Omar, and it
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Speaker 5: says volumes. You said at the outset, It's not that
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Speaker 5: Kamala Harris picked Tim Waltz because she was bullied into
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Speaker 5: it by the left wing. It's because she picked Tim
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Speaker 5: Waltz because that's who she is. She's a radical leftist.
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Speaker 5: As you know, there was one nonpartisan source that rated
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Speaker 5: her the single most liberal senator in the entire US Senate.
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Speaker 5: And he, likewise, he is one of, if not the
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Speaker 5: most liberal governor in the entire country. And I think
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Speaker 5: this is birds of a feather that Kamala Harris and
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Speaker 5: Tim Waltz and ilhan Omar they agree with each other.
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Speaker 5: They're radicals, and I think this picks speaks volumes. On
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Speaker 5: one level, that makes me happy as a Republican. I
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Speaker 5: think this makes the ticket significantly easier to beat. On
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Speaker 5: another level, it scares the hell out of me because
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Speaker 5: if these guys win, they are running on their radicalism,
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Speaker 5: and God help us if they're actually in office and
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Speaker 5: implementing the policies that they are true believers in.
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