Glenn institution- and we had quite a shouted ex- do- is a little more forceful with his call for molotov cocktails. I did I want to be clear. I did not go to New York die now. I know I am Gandhi Gandhi in comparison to do today is the way it tends to guy usually get more pissed off. If you didn't give ashen you in the media than they do it, I've got used to it academy dead inside the New York Times wrote an article about me. Rush Limbaugh mark live in John Hannity, calling us purveyors of hate, basically saying that we were the ones who riled people up for the capital, except none of that story, and you need to know the truth on that, and that leads me to the explanation of what this impeachment trial is really all about an some really great insights from MIKE Lee on the impeachment trial and also the media. We also had the David Martin and Virtuous Owens congressmen verges always into talk about black history month o the left is not going to like what we have to say, but I think you will black or white all on the glimpse protest

the only thinking, actress, Genie, Cyrano, incurred the wrath of the mob the mob runs Hollywood, the universities and the arts. She made a historic historical analogy with the intention of giving bill pause in the relentless crusade to ostracised non leftist from society. This is what she wrote in a post. Jews were beaten in the streets, not by nazi soldiers but by their neighbours, even by children because history is edited most people today, don't realize that to get to the point We're nazi soldiers could easily round up thousands of Jews, the government,

first made their own neighbours hate them, Sir, Plea for being Jews how at any different from hating someone for their political views. She is absolutely one hundred percent correct. They did it. propaganda, they did it through smears and they did it through intimidation, they praised the people who did it? with a view word. If you were beating Jews in the streets, you'd be held up by the Nazi Party, as one of the good guys you get, special praise. If you said something in defence, the opposite would happen. well just to show how much they don't her political views and don't want to silence people or them into submission. They

lobby to have Disney bead hurry into submission and when she wouldn't submit they fired her she is not currently employed by Lucas Film and accord the Disney there are no plans for her to be hired in the future. her social media post, denigrating people based on their cultural and religious identities, are abhorrent and unacceptable. Her room Social media pose denigrating. People based on their cultural and religious identities, are abhorrent and upset unacceptable. What. to say hey, you know, you know how you get people to be Jews. Europe campaign. the neighbors to beat the Jews for you. What should you know what we should? Nor are we should dumb you should start banning thing like Schindler's list, because that Oh, how the german people not just the Nazis. the german neighbors were involved. Help

people were involved in that that didn't wear the soil, To go or the uniform, we should ban that wish. You know what stools make a list of books. We should ban always a good idea and right with no historical echo at all, not what non none that could be. No other nazi. You can't mention at no. No, no! No! No! I love you What's going on, you know this already. This is just to intimidate. You and every one else this is the way that dictators do it. This is the way what does that mean this code zionist go. I can't I can't talk about the co, how my gosh, ok This is the way dictators take over countries. They over countries by propaganda, that's why propaganda is so dangerous, especially when it is being done by the state and in our case also

powerful corporations Let me give you one of those powerful corporations. The New York Times now going to addressed, dress the New York Times specifically on this. article in about fifty minutes, so you do, want to miss that, but there article that runs today how right wing, radio, stoked anger before the capital seize the new. Or times rights show hosted by rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and other talk. Radio stars promoted, debunked claims of stolen election, and urge listeners, tough fight back two days before the mob of trumped supporters invaded the United States capital up and the nations, peaceful transition of power and leaving at least five people dead, the winging radio star Glenn back, delivered a message to his flock of listeners? It's time to fight its quoting? it's time to rip.

claw and rake. End quote. Mr back said on his January Fourth broadcast quote its I'm going to war as the left went to war for years ago. End quote time to rip claw and rake in January, broadcast it's time to go to war is left, went to war for years ago. Why? Why is that a problem? Why is that a problem road than you? If, because, if he ever problem, without your criticising how the left went to war, I dont remember them doing. Ok, I don't remember that partner. I oil should listen to the model I will get into that later former Fox NEWS House, Mister back, has speculated for weeks about baseless claims of voter fraud in the presidential race he told Listeners that Donald J Trump had taught concern it is that you don't have to cower anymore. You don't have to

down when ridiculed into oblivion? You can fight back. That's true is that a bad message is that a bad message to all people that you don't have to cower, don't live in fear stand up for what you believe in it somehow now a bad message to reject the boys. I mean would you like to hear an anti bullying message from I don't know the New York Times amazing. Now, it's not ok to say, stand up straight, don't be ashamed of who you are stand. if somebody calls you name, dismiss. It stand up fight back beat the truth, Mr Back, not lived lobby for his listeners to invade the capital and a day, later, a day later, some never

this before a day later, he urged marchers in Washington. To really the channel, quoting your inner mark Luther king, where were you ass people to channel their inner Martin Luther King, which of course, I've heard you do thousands of time here- in the article is about how you try to get people to you. I had at the cap- and I remember that part of the Martin Luther King Story- well, remember when Martin Luther King said to cower you ve to cower in fear. Don't stand I'd, make your mind, remember saying when you go in to the lunch counter, cower are, you said about, he said, sit down, that's what he said sit down. I mean what I am saying, don't sit down. He said sit down

I mean I'm glad they included the Martin Luther King point, but doesn't it totally disprove their argument from the first pair? Yes does what they don't care of. Mr directed not lobby for his lesser survey, the capital day later urge marches in Washington really kind of channel your inner Martin Luther king. Adding that violence is just quoting just not who we ve ever been end quote the nano knowing all put that in the yes they did, but the language he used on his January. Fourth, Joe was typical of the aggressive rhetoric that permeated conservative talk radio in the weeks before this Washington see. Why could tell us? The Martin Luther King point is typical of the Glinda Programme for the last decade, yeah baby decade and a half at least but wait so there are no, I don't I did. I have asked us now. I know at least one moment, I'm right here saying on December forth,

No, sir, you are forcing me January. Fourth yeah. You said we should we d fight and then also said you need to fight like the democratic idiot. I knows of war as the I went to war four years ago and then you said the Martin Luther King thing not on the sixth. After the violence right, you said the marketing thing on the fifth on foreign, that, before the day of the violence rights and there are still leading a column about the violence with you yeah, why my Lessing Lancet, eight air using me while the rhetoric, that is heard all throughout talk rate. It doesn't. It seem like if, ok, you go down this road here, like our I'm gonna write this thing and here's a quote from Glenn back that looks really bad out of context. Put you make the decision that you add the more

Luther King point, which totally disproved was what you ve just written that might have been added because we may have said if you print this the way you say you're going to print this your loss and will make eyes believe they may have put the Martin Luther King thing in their because so this is not their suggestion. This using fire suggested in fact, and I'm gonna get into this oak as I have the email I will show you where they started, was it's time to go to war and they left out as the left went to war for years ago. They left that part out originally a hop solely of ours in negotiation. Point my in that sense of ice on so anyway. The reason why bring this up here is because I want you to know what is really happening in Washington, as we discussed yesterday. The Democrats don't have A prayer of impeaching

I'm sorry of convicting Donald Trump. Ok, they do have a prayer of it they're not. going to win. So Why are they doing this battle? Several reasons I'll give you that just a second first, it's so distraction Nano start, it's a distraction. First, it's a distraction you have. distract from. What's really going on in the first one hundred days, the Second thing that is, happening now is they are true. To make sure that you, understand dough, Stand up don't say: and up EU power in fear. If if anyone tries to run for president and take on the machine, the machine will kill them. It will Roy them in every way possible and their teaching You a lesson. by teaching Donald Trump, a lesson. This is

what you get. If you come against us Here's the third reason- and it I believe a very important reason. In fact, I think it might be the most important reason. They are tying rhetoric directly to violence. Now they will never tie their rhetoric to violence, but any time the right says something they tried to do this with a tea party, but we were so disciplined, but we didn't ever give them an opening. And they were trying to tie us into violence, will now they have the one case where the tea party is violent. Ass, I, U beating people in the streets during the tea party. They had no problem with that no problem with that, but our violent rhetoric, which never and violence. That's where they were headed now they have it. so this article, it's not

a coincidence that a that monologue was a monologue that referenced media matters. I can turn to you. Media matters has its fingers all over this story. Second it's not a coincidence that it is coming out right now as they are showing all the violence on television, That happened on January Sixth, which was despicable, and we condemned it immediately. While I was, While it was happening the while that was happening, we condemning it. They take this video now and their pushing it through and they ve got all the media showing Trump violent rhetoric. See. This is what happens when you have a leader that does this, but now they also want to tie in and say we have at the leader also had some helpers along the way he He had right wing radio.

they have been trying to shut us down for so long that targets in this article rush limbo Dan Bond GINO. mark live in and me two out of the four have cancer, so I think it's great that they're taking on cans patients are now accusing them of horrible things as they are fighting cancer but their due that, for reason they need us to be removed, they need talk, radio to be shut down. I guess Don t. You the house in the Senate will move they don't move. It will just happen through the FCC. They will do every, they can to silence our voices because, they need you to know have. a freedom of association free. Of speech-

you to stop having a place to where you can gather your thoughts. They need you to feel alone, but you won't be alone, You won't be alone in this fight. you won't be alone in yours, stand because we're ever where s There is a group of people, that are trying to erase the our God given constitutionally protected rights. You will find good patriots willing to stand up and fight Did he say five? How do you mean fight club? I now We're not intelligent enough to know after a lifetime of using the word fight have. Cheerleaders go fight, fight fight,

we're so stupid that we do, I realise that there are many ways to take that term. and especially those who listen to this programme, who have heard me talk about Gandhi have an m o k for ever Secondly, I mean a cash when back to look, stop don't eat here. It Jack snow. This is why impeachment is happening. This what is happening in social media and it's about to come like a bag of brick on the top radio. You will never silence me you will find me, but now The tree in your town square. or in some farm and I will be there telling you, the true history of Amerika, truly going on and how we need to stand shoulder to shoulder and try

to be servants of the Lord so He will provide us. protection at the best of a bad debt programme. While the lead that programme well in reading the New York Times, I find out that Michael D does not have a problem with the riots he I think he was cheering them on and he thought that Donald Trump should get a mole again for it. this story by Glenn. Thrush please suggest tromp should get a mole again for the capital Riot Day, capital Riot Day speech. Why that doesn't sound like like MIKE Lee and indeed

to Mr Liese spokesmen requesting an explanation of his remarks. It was not immediately returned, but some of his defenders on social media said that he was making a larger point about the need for civility and both parties, but that's only some and social media as an sample of what he viewed as a recent transgression. Mr Lee singled out representative Alexandria, Cassio Cortez, a Democrat from New York for making. personal poor end quote when she recently took a swipe at his ally, Senator TED Crews of Texas, swipe wow? I guess that's what she said when he was lee- was planning on having her killed That was a swipe the more your calling somebody murderers, definitely swat A hid. His slice heavily one word for a senator Michael e here to answer the charges go ahead, the court- Our listening MIKE.

well that yellow and fortunately she only accused him of attempted murder right right. Oh yeah, that's right! If it was actually murder, even that would have been a swipe that would have been important, but this was attempted murder, right, equity, exactly as it were. One of the things I ve learned is tat. You know you ve got a problem with your new source when every single time they print, something as to which you have personal knowledge that wrong ensure that massive coincidence. Here, yes, I'm sure it is absurd. Is it's probably that your listening to the wrong sources you're part of the conspiracy cabal. You know that's probably with the what the problem is MIKE tell me really interesting thing there you go. I just wanna! I just I just want you to go, because I know the context and what So crazy is the car, text, that this was set in one to say, let's ratchet things down a bit and I'm

to give everybody a mulligan, because everybody makes mistakes Europe talking to the left. You weren't talking about Donald Trump. That's exactly right! I was talking to and in that sense, in defence of some of my car eggs on the far left who had said Greeley, inflammatory stuff stuff, that that rivals a lot the things that are being attacked that have been said by people on the right, and so I should look I am referring specifically to those people on the left. People like Elsie come on? My short shimmer worry Booker and church humor. I said everyone from time to time, says something that they regret. and you don't they probably I'll, take a mulligan on this one everyone's. To one of those once in a while, but the point? Is we shouldn't be saying things like this? in no way shape or form. Did I say that present Trump,

be taking a more dynamic that had nothing to do with present trump and yet some? of their geniuses at New York Times than the geniuses. It sucks. Thirteen and SALT Lake City and about the other news outlets throughout the country. Picked it up and took exactly that message directly, contrary to the facts, and knew. The truth is this: this reflects what can best be characterized reckless disregard for the truth I run a they're going to be the arbiters of truth here soon, MIKE date, they are pushing for it in trying to silence any one that has a different opinion. Now it's at exactly right in here you're playing off of the Danish Supreme Court the New York Times versus Sullivan ambition. We give them impunity to defame people so long. Is there not acting with knowledge of falsity or reckless differ

hard for the truth, and yet, oddly enough here they seem to across that Russia, and I got another one for you. They just wrote a story about me today in the New York Times that day they knowingly knowingly. Our printing things that are just fall, as a new story: if it was a it was an appeal. In peace. That be one thing, but this is A news story its despicable MIKE. Let's talk a little bit about the impeachment trial itself. First wall: are you seeing any movement at all with anyone on either side the grants making good case or any of the Republicans going on on. Oh, that's a good point, look here's what I tell you on that front. No doubt horrible things happened on January sticks. There's no doubt that We should have been able to avoid it. I wish we had been able to avoid

I said for a long time dumb. I dont think that there should have in an effort, try to win the election on J research, because if you read the toward them and if you read article two of the constitution, they don't make. That possible. Is the states that decide these things. Not Congress, correct farmers that they are only to count, it has one job open an account open, a cat. That's that's it things have happened on January, six were tragic, they were horrific. All of that being the case, it is different, then what is on trial this week? What's on trial. This week is different than that. There are a number of us. Forty four of us to be precise. I don't believe it appropriate for this the exercise, jurisdiction of the court

pigment after a present, its term of office has expired. Take I can give you something on this. I just just play devils advocate Gimme A give MIKE the quote from John Adams, John Quincy Adams. Yeah, it's a hurry up. I hold myself so long as I have the breath of life in my body amenable to impeachment by the house for everything I did dirt. The time I held any public office. That's great and I've seen a quote, and I understand his point. I dont he's necessarily approaching. This. Is your tax rules. I don't think he's necessarily approaching this as someone who sees the abuse of government powers they can, brought to bear within impeachment trial. I don't think he anticipated the issue. That could arise as a result of that now look, I will grant you this much as it is a strict textual matter. It is a very close call. I actually think the text can be read

one way or the other, thus requiring us to make some credentials Mccall's about I'll bet that oughta fit into this framework. But when you look at this floodgates listing bordeaux, Imagine what would happen could just, for example, the next time we have a red wave, a watch it He had massive calls for impeachment proceedings on Hillary Clinton for Ben gazing, on Jim, coming, Jude, maybe even for Jimmy Carter, going back to the fact that it gave away the Panama canal. This wouldn't open interminable succession absurd impeachment proceedings. I think that's good for the country and I think we ought to give Congress that power, so it will win the chief justice decided not to be seen. For this debt does this make this a kangaroo court I mean. Is that part of the constitution what is not at all clear to me that the chief justice declined anything from what I understand. The chief justice was

never invited to preside No, but you have the Danube that by the time we got the articles of impeachment ten days or so my view after they had passed them. and nearly a week after President Trump had left office. We knew that he wasn't the president and thus it wasn't appropriate to have the chief justice attend. someone floated the rumour that he had been invited in decline and less theirs. is something other than changed that simply not true understanding is that he was never intended in the first place. Why would they knew he's not the president and therefore there is no reason to have the chief justice so so does it make this I mean is it constitutional to it in impeachment. Doesn't it say

the Supreme Court justice comes in is is has overseas it? Yes, yes, if, in fact the president is being tried for an instrument, but here we don't have the president or the vice president, or any civil officers of the state you ever former present different. Thank doesnt work, where are the chief justice to preside by my reading? It shouldn't allow us to have a trial at all. Now this would have been different. That would have been a completely different set of questions we were facing, and the House of Representatives and the shit about this process, and actually deliver the articles of impeachment right after they pass them. They didn't they sat on them. Why I'm not really sure you're happy asked me if you policy that question, but makes a huge difference for them and they were we need to live with the consequences and that's what they're facing now for them Why dont think there will be a shift in the outcome of this parliament remember in order for an improvement,

While the be successful you can have no more than thirty three senators voting to acquit Weed forty four already who were saying just on jurisdictional grounds alone. We shouldn't do this so unless something dramatic changes I don't see why no work closer, then. Why are they doing this again? This is This is remarkable stuff this to me Lee to Banana Republic Conniston, because, as you ve view just said, we know you get a red wave, then who do they take out? This is what dictatorships do. This is what banana republics do. So What is their gain? What is the real goal do you think MIKE appears to me they're doing everything they can to smear Republicans smear conservative, spear people who support or supported

Donald Trump at any moment and all the way, their characterising the evidence. In fact, it's not at least so far. It's it's not like a normal trial, they're not bring in witnesses there sickly reciting things from news reports written other liberal allies with the most spearing? characterisation, they can possibly find some other turn out to be, an accurate. I made an objection. Last night I saw it, to some evidence, but they claimed to have that. I personally know about, and I ask that it be stricken, because I knew it not to be true It's always hard for me to speak to another person, subjective intent, but I do know is that they seem to be having a good time doing everything they can to just say Applicants are awful and all of these people who supported Donald Trump are awful. I could get unfortunate.

So the problem with this is is they are not only saying their awful, but there are also using social media, the media itself. and you know the New York Times article today to silence people. To end to label them as violent extremists. We five thousand troops still on the ground in in Washington DC we, out a defined mission that doesn't happen. the doktor martineau. As security says, there is no credible. Specific threat he's is going on MIKE. We you, you can't keep calling half the country violent extremists. And am because at some point you're like well, then we gotta do something about it. If they're all violent extremists, we have to do what. What do you do? This is not about an election anymore.

I cannot tell you when we have to take care about war. Every day when I come into work. I have to pass this enormous war with razor wire with armed military all around it. Not only are these bad object optic. This is bad substance. This is not how we are not what we need to do. call on church, humor and Nancy pollution. My colleagues in the Senate and counterparts in the house to tear down this wall and the cow Michael you. Thank you. So much mightily senator of Utah like to talk to you more about that AIDS Trysting. I never thought of me. I remember Reagan saying that never thought. I would hear MIKE Lee. Say those words to chuck humor About a wall, let alone

the wall around the capital tear down this one. This is the best of Glinda Programme and don't forget raids on I to joining us now, dignifying founder of Wall Builders and the author of the american story, which is a book. Everyone should own, get the american story by David Martin, it is, it is pithy in its stories. It is comprehensive, it's the best star kit on american history. I think I've I've ever seen called the american story than by Buy Amazon or whatever by your books by David Martin

Welcome David, how area a glance has do not a battle endorsement in pretty good. Now and I'll bet, you didn't write a word of its do. We, we have verges Owens on with us as well congressmen. How are you, sir? I'm good by the time we are looking forward to us your well. I don't know if we can really organised two White guys Bureau, as I've learned from SALT Lake Tribune, wait, I can probably understand the black plight a little bit better than you, because you were an athlete. You made a lot of money in a white privilege. Why privileged privileged? So what do you really understand about the black culture and plight? I think it's interesting. This iraqi mind is the cod is sitting attitude of these. I left us and I would make a bird burkhalter ornament The liberals untroubled leftist are these You don't have the same values the same desire to having a game that preserves the liberals. Have good people have he's he's out there

probably tat was ever thought about. The plight of a black Americans, particular ok, yeah cares the wash them go down the tubes for decades and he stands up put me down because they would he be proud of our country. Look at the history of had look I'll call. We ve come if we can do it back in the sixties. We can do it at two thousand and twenty twenty one, but no, they left this like this, the sole trip and by the I say this also hope you do not do not take their beliefs, of letters papers. Red are read me. Are these the headlines go away? they have. They dont believe that we have at the the intelligence to read through the article to find the truth, so they have these these workable headlines that, with the people caught up in just no less Odessa, that's a another tool left us, but you you're, fine again that money. Very simply. Is that America's where they come from? What would break level color can make in this country by working hard and go and buy the tennis that we ve been talking about that throughout the last year, saw the talk with you, and that is the vat is the thing that we all use to Melton. We,

to have a melting pot and we melted in. We brought our own culture own things, but we melted into this idea that any can make it here that all men are created equal when we lived up to our highest values, which is not all the time, but when we live up to those that's what Martin Luther king was saying: America, he wasn't trashing America, he was saying, of up to your founding words? It's the same thing that I think, Frederick Douglass. You know first, he didn't like the constitution then he was asked. Did you read it and he read it and David what happened they can they turned around. He said there is not a single anti slavery word in that document. He'd been taught. There was by abolitionists who really anti constitution when it became full time speaker for the Massachusetts abolition society. He said Have a response building. You know what I'm talking about so read the constitution. He said, with their an epiphany completely changes the founding fathers etc.

Frederick Douglass in his life Rawdon autobiography three times to rob autobiography when he was young when his middle age and when is older- and you can see the transition. He went through the love respected up with for the country that he did not have at the beginning of a lot of activists, loved a quote his speech on the fourth of July. Were he thanks were not included, were not part of this? its earlier in life, as you seem get later in life, he has a whole different viewpoint and inclusion comes from knowing history and as something he did not know is a slave once studied at once. He found it gives a whole different american stored than what he knew, and I will tell you this. I feel the same way on on american history. The white aspects the black aspects of it, the v. Yellow, and I mean it just doesn't matter what color you are. But when you see how history has been shaped and written and then re written and deleted you

we spend a long time, especially if you're an african American gone. What that who did this come. I dont know those stories how come. I only know these four people and I've. Never heard of people like Phyllis, Wheatley? Ah, Well, there is a reason: you dont know it, and it is the progressives that did this a real change of visible change. You can see in nineteen o two when Woodrow Wilson came out with his five. I'm set the history, the american people and in five volume sit and it's a copper. His history, except it has not a single blackberry not even Frederick Douglass, who is more de Graf than Abraham Lincoln was this. This is a guy that was Wilson was alive with Frederick Douglass and he doesn't even put him in the book, not a single clients at all those at it. That's what the clan is in that book. Yet that is the book that the clan used for the rebirth of the clan Sech, a revival, the clan and so

academics. Look as they my gosh, suppress, impression universe. It he's a present is a professor three universes this as such smart work. This is such a brilliant guy. Let's use and that's the bases of black history today, which is why on black, mighty, usually get em all and Rosa Parks and twentieth century folks. You get Malcolm acts and doubly beater boys, but get very little of the Jackson, censor the James Arma Stage or all the he rose from the american revolution that were genuine heroes. Well, you know it's funny. Casa Oprah magazine just did something on apple, and I was looking at the Apple NEWS app today and, as you know, over a teaches black history and the first one she taught was Phyllis Wheatley. However, she's, leaving out an awful lot in the end. What amazing is she's like case these are people you ve never heard of, and I thought no people in my audience they know them. They. They we talked about Phyllis Wheatley forever,

in this she says: Phillis Wheatley was the first african American to publish a book of poetry, poems on various subjects, religious and moral in one thousand, seven hundred and seventy three born in Gambia sold to the Wheatley family in Boston. When she was seven, Wheatley was emancipated shortly after her book was released is that the pillar sweetly story, Thank you, miss some major boys, honest. I need your points first, while she was the first african American to publish a book as a slave. Yes, she how they then have little book she did not published, but her book West Bush, but she did not publish it will publish their was published by Selina Countess of Huntington. English

spots her if she was in England in the book of published in England, not in America, and so she was actually taken to England for her health. Her health was not good while she was there this this great lady. She should call lady bountiful amiss. She put her money and a really very little Yemen who really changed share in Asia, but he knows who she is right to talk about her. Some time, though she's a white woman, nobody knows who she is, but she actually change the course of the country and Religion You know it's interesting that it that, in the founding era, the cancer of separating white and black is not nearly as prominence. It was a civil war, and so and so many places, even where there was slavery. There was not the segregation one thousand. One hundred should give an example of something we just in the last few months, was in american revolution. We can find a single battle that had sacred aided units in fighting all blacks all white fought together throughout the american Revolution. It was it

Volunteer army at which made you had to reinvest. If you wanted to fight more than six months, you sign up for six months, as at the average black soldier served nine times longer than the average why soldier did and that voluntary reinvestment, say average and nine enlistments average black soldier did average one. Andrews white boy was one so times longer with black eyes in a volunteer army serbian side by side, no segregated units that the narrative you said earlier were melting pot even back, then we looked at George Wash and generals out of seventy six generals, who had twenty eight of them came from foreign nations, some over one third of his generals for nations. You look at all the Ladys, involve you look at all the He rose involved you should know that. Thank you, Woodrow Wilson. We know none of that now Phyllis. We legislate go back to her real quick emancipated shortly emancipated shortly after book was released. What she leaves out as the important part that Ben Franklin, if I'm not mistaken,

used to take her from town to town and had then would ringer in front of white audiences to read her poetry. Basic We, in our way of saying anybody who says black people are stupid. I like you to meet somebody. George Washington same thing, George Wash and had her kind of is the first? U s o for american troops, to wash and had Phyllis Wheatley read her poetry to the officers at Cambridge when they had the siege Boston Goin on here fella sweetly and two two red light. Would you do that if you hated all black people? Why, would you do that if you thought they were animals? Well, To do that, you wouldn't do that, but you don't hear this goes. It goes against the narrative they're trying to create today. Their cutting out major fortune to black history in order to create a new narrative that goes in the wrong direction. Burgess lobby- it up with you. Ok, you wanted to comment on what we were just talking about yet

I do- and this is why it is so important and byways blessed when I read I raised my solely to commute. The sixties were taught. History were taught prior contraband effect, what we had to come with all the other difficulties round. Our country, jewish, german, pole, We were not assimilating. At that time. We had a common is love for our country. We look round. history, and that will call Americans I'll go where simply was to get gain, respect, command, respect. My feelings by beating them out some meritocracy ongoing so I understand that this is an attack on our country for a long time of his car marks a marxist Karl Marx, the first battleground rewriting history because in our history fine pride without product paths, we find a priest for we are today in a vision for our future and I'll, be America's has always been to love each other. But it means that outbursts outside in they will have in common is what makes us so unique So great is the nation

I can express, contains something right now than ever thought when I was in a six going up that I'm not bugs. my family, my family, is black white hispanic. American, Indian Trinidad, and if it is more geniality part, if possible, that is the way our country is always been defined and what we have stand as they are people out. There did not want us to come together the we, the people, the most powerful three words, this American says away, see ourselves as a unit as a team, and we get pass our differences We have the same game. This left is good. the powers in a bullies, the people hide behind liberalism. The behind a media they have had a computer screen. You can't see him, but the power by destroying people's lives and ass. We up against right now I understand it the more we know about our history, the more they This guy's lose because we become products we are and by the way, that's why they been is left, is an innovative MBA trying to get a flag our national anthem.

worship, God. Those things that keep us as a unit folks are something we have in common. It allows us to go to a game and whether, where conservative or liberal we can rule our team had, by because wanna same team so understand We are trying to divide as they take that they do that, but take we all history shows what we ve done. together is remark by the way, Jeremiah Hamilton and eighteen, twenty before civil war. There was a sort of Broker New York. He died in eighteen, seventy four words, over twenty forty million dollars. Today, that's the kind of thing happen you're Betsy Coleman leeway He was black black our team in eighteen, twenty one he's a stockbroker how's that possible with two hundred and six million dollars in today's dollars at his death how's that possible. We don't know that man is possible because here's the deal all that we have witnessed in our country.

how we get here, hello. We believe it will. Let you speak if we focus on four things. Our faith out the free market education in our family. We can become part of the Middle EAST, or beyond. Everyone is exceeds this country. Does it do meritocracy? They belong to the package of other command, respect and people like a german Betsy common other. First up black palate, international and national policies to pass away in eighteen, sixty in a negative way for an accident, but does Hence we don't know about that. drew up I'll show. You know, God, thou to Charles drew Debbie the founder of the dead, the blood bank there so many This almost my history goes on in it. If we want to know that guess what happens a black, Americans blob like you is it if they can do it back in building, I could do that they are so proud to have this lineage. That shows what what what but with Great America to do, I'm just things like

but a tower starting percent, and so blest is not hypothetical limit and David. It is becoming more and more difficult to find that you saw something happened this week that you ve never seen before. They are. We. We have seen how we build incurred, legislators to really get into black history as a way to expand the names that the names just get from from Burgess, you know that you you had Betty Mason. You had a clearer brown, you had a Stephen Smith, the Trolls Patterson, to guarantee I dont know any of those We have legislators now standing in the form of the legislatures in the mornings, with a three to five minute reading on a black, he wrote that they ve never heard before to con people talk about right now, just expanding the field, and so too cash resolutions were voted down just in the past week and the argument was that you are presenting blacks in a way that makes them look like their victors in overcoming not like their victims and that that hurts the movement so

were voting this down, because we we don't want that image out there right. It does hurt the movement, but by doing the reverse, it hurts the people as well. It hurts truth. It is our objective. You always tell the truth, the good, the bad, the ugly and there's plenty of bad, an ugly with racism discrimination, but what I'm saying is, if you're only telling the downside you're not just ignoring the truth of the full picture, you are hurting people, because all they here is you can't get that driving that and that is destructive. That's battery ass into the sole that's right that debt wildest at battery s into the country as well. You will not survive that so go ahead. Can I can I add this to that point, because it really is almost your typing and what I new going up is that there is a mentality, particularly the Democratic Party, the blacks, we're not capable intelligent. We not discipline not all those negative stereotypes, and when you look back, you see one of the king watching

in the summer months. Douse out, understand, seat, remove this within walking and white shirt and doctors, the walking dressed in White In a way, this very discipline because they not only bidding bidding. the Jim Crow laws he'll being at the democratic stereotypes. The black people were not cable. Raccoon NFL and nineteen seven. Three, though no black quarterbacks neglect the middle linebackers, no back procedures. those who call white men leadership positions. We don't think that way. More any any position that a person is able to to win out there earned any get these dolls do. It so we ve grown in that area, but all in athletics. Why is it that let us do not want to have us. Have us in actually comes down to thinking what does not The term reprobation come down to sports, asked one of the stereotypes that we have begun and ass a guest as we do more than sport and singing and dancing with. any area, any area that we go up again. It was study we work, it would feel good weakening she, those opportunities, that's

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