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What would you say if I told you that officially, we were already under a state of emergency? Twenty eight different states of emergencies.
They never ever go away. You can't
to declare a national emergency. The president does- and I make no mistake- I believe he has this power to do it and I think it's an important power for the president to have, but
way. It's designed it never ever.
Goes away because it
both houses to just majority vote. No, but then it goes to the president and he has to veto. Will
who's, the guy who just proposed it so
It's not gonna veto it. He is. Our iii is gonna veto and then you have to have two thirds of Congress over
overturn his veto. Will that almost never happens, and in fact in history it
ever has happened, but if you
look at the national emergencies that we have. They all kind of fall into the same category
who was the first president to declare a national emergency.
Then even guess it was.
Jimmy Carter, then
happened in nineteen? Seventy nine
so we went from one thousand, seven hundred and eighty nine one thousand seven hundred and ninety one or one thousand seven hundred and eighty nine to
eighteen, seventy nine.
Without a national emergency. We
Through world war, one world war, two, we went through the civil war
No national emergencies.
Eighteen, seventy nine was the first and I want you to listen to the pattern.
Knocking the iranian government Property November, fourteen nineteen, seventy nine. So that's
Obama, when he flew all that cash back there,
what Obama
was usurping. Now he was giving back their property, but that
still remains we're still under a state of emergency blocking
properties or Carter. Did it against IRAN, and then you know that the billions of dollars you sent over there was essentially the other side of that transaction. They were complaining about how we kept their stuff all this time correct, but we never got rid of the national emergency,
a proliferation of weapons of mass destruction November fourteenth ninety ninety four, so the next guy who did it was Bill Clinton now listen to this. So
first present into ever, do it nineteen seventy nine was was:
Carter. He only did it once then: Reagan,
where did it? Bush never did it, then
Nineteen. Ninety four Clinton gets out his pen proliferate,
of weapons of mass destruction,
prohibiting transactions with terrorist who threatened to disrupt the Middle EAST peace process and ninety ninety five prohibit
certain transactions with respect to the development of the iranian petroleum resources. Ninety ninety five also
one ninety five blocking acts, assets and prohibiting transactions with significant narcotic traffickers.
Then in ninety six regulations of the anchorage and movement of vessels with respect to Cuba,
then in ninety seven blocking sudanese government property and prohibiting transactions with Sudan blocking
but he a persons who threaten international stabilization efforts in the western Balkans? That's two thousand one! So now George Bush is good
into it:
and here's where it really picks up the speed.
Continuation of export control regulations, August seventeenth, two thousand one
Declaration of national emergency by reason of certain terrorist attacks September Fourteenth two thousand one then said:
we're twenty third blocking
property and prohibiting transactions. Would persons who commit threatened, commit or support terrorism? Then blue
King Property of persons undermining democratic process or institutions in Zimbabwe March,
Stu thousand three then Pour
acting the development fund for rack and certain other property in which Iraq has an interest march to them
three blocking
property of persons and prohibiting the export of certain goods goods to Syria may to them.
For what
in property of certain persons, undermining democratic process, the processes and institutions in Belarus June,
two thousand six
Also, in October, two thousand and six blocking property of certain persons contributing to the conflict of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, then blocking property in persons undermining the sovereignty of Lebanon, and it's a democratic process and institutions in two thousand and seven. Then we have
in June, two thousand six continuing certain restrictions with respect to North Korea and IRAN
korean Nationalists and that is
two thousand and eight
now we're in two Obama time blocks
property of certain persons continuing to the conflict in Somalia blocking
a party of certain transactions relating to Libya blocking
property of transnational criminal organizations blocking proper
a person's threatening peace, security, stability and Yemen blocking
property of certain persons contributing to the situation in Ukraine. That's in twenty fourteen blocking property.
Certain persons with respect to South Sudan in fourteen blow,
in the property, a certain persons contributing to the conflict in the central African Republic blocking
property suspending the entry of certain persons contributing to the situation in Venezuela then brought Brok.
Blocking the property of certain persons engaging insignificant, malicious cyber enabled activities into any fifteen and the law
when did Obama did blocking,
copy of certain persons contributing to the situation in Burundi.
Madden in twenty fifteen
now, what are those all have in common? There are blocking
property and possessions of pretence,
terrorists, or of inflation and newly inflamed hot spots around the globe right they none of it. We now have. It would fall under the category of
spending or anything like that. It's all blocking property and that's what has been used for right it is. It is making sure that people, the bad guys don't have access to more funds,
transfer funds across international borders or
We do anything to help the bad guys, that's
What the emergency action has been
Since it was first used in nineteen, seventy nine and I would say to a bit beneath him- I think, a lot of those having common, not all certain that certainly not September fourteenth two thousand one, but most of them, I would say, are lower on the priority list of american sovereignty and security. Then the area than the border security issues. I greatly what what's
Burundi might be very important and probably is, but I would not
on the level of September
September eleventh or building a wall on our southern border. Right I mean I think, like that
there was no reason to
those things, but you know so here is the here is the
here's the issue, the Ets
since two thousand and six
that the Americans have said. We want a border wall. That's why
Congress, including Hillary Clinton, an Barack Obama signed
into law. A border wall sift secure fence act of two thousand Essex Luton. We
I in an area in the Senate in Congress, tried to convince. We all know Glenn this time. It's real! No, it's not
I mean. I know it wasn't, and you know it wasn't. There
had no intention of doing it. They were just placating the american people, but this
and start in two thousand six. The reason why was popular for Obama in Hillary Clinton to sign it in in two thousand six was
because we all knew what happened just a few short years ago in two thousand one, and no one was willing to do anything about it.
Our borders, north and south our trouble, but-
another. There's another piece of the puzzle, then
overwhelming problem that we have is overstayed visas.
And they ve never fix that either
That was the number one problem and September eleventh. That's
still the number one problem with terror
and a border wall won't have anything to do with that. It won't fix it, but I don't,
that's where the american people are. They know that they don't
This is a fix all they just
I think this is one box that needs to be checked and no one will ever check it
I'm. If I'm reading the american people write the american people,
I know that this is a problem, and there too,
I heard of waiting around and being told by one party or the other, we're gonna.
Fix that
because Bill Clinton said he would fix that.
Senator Barack Obama said he would fix that
Hillary Clinton said she would fix that door.
Bush said he would fix that. No one has fixed that. No
It is serious about it, except the american people.
So tonight I think people are going
split into camps V
Democrats, who had been brainwashed that oh no, this is just racist. No, it's not.
They're going to be against it, even though their leaders signed in two thousand and six when all the rest of it
Democratic remembered September eleventh,
we're gonna, be brainwashed and they're gonna say no. This is nothing about re, nothing but race. What
As the right say about it, lets
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Let's start a pro income list, the pro
as I see it is that this would mean that there would be a permanent solution and I think that's the number one thing the conservatives are looking for work time
of having the same battle at being told we're gonna take care,
Knowing that they're not gonna, take
they're not gonna, be serious about it, and so
This provides something that goes beyond this precedent and it's done burden.
They decide to blow it up her terror, down whichever I would necessarily past the future president like, like you see them, not repairing it just now,
this? Let it go to waste!
Ok, so you have a permanent solution. You have
or security. You haven't solve the problem, but you have more security, heavenly improvement right, yes,
A move in the right during a big move in the right direction, and you have accountability right
count ability. How do you mean that
You have somebody who is willing to say I'm
responsible for this? Sir? That's nice to hear occasionally right. The buck stops here.
That's the one thing that I think both
Publicans and Democrats want maybe not on the same things, but they
at someone to say buck stops here.
And in that is.
That is the real problem with like government shutdowns, and things like that is the more we
oh don't believe in the federal government, the more we want, someone, anyone justice step in and say I'll fix it, because
We think these things are common sense.
I believe the border wall is common sense
I mean. I want a bigger door. I what
or qualified people coming, and I want the best people from all over the world to come in, but I did what I don't
bond are people coming in through the windows and through the side, doors that we
no, whose in the house- and I dont want
that in any way shape or form. I dont want that from Sweden and I dont want.
From libya- and I don't want that from mexico-
like the other basic common sense when it comes to having it.
Tree and having borders, you have to be able to control them if they get out of control. Rightly, we know one stocking about offence between us and Canada, because that is not an out of control border. This one is
and we have to do something to stop at the fence, would it would help quite a bit?
And they ve already let us down after they weave elected them and they ve passed bills promising it ok, including
votes from die and fine stated part bopper, Barbara boxer Brok Obama Hillary Clinton. This is not a republican measured very recently. No, it was two thousand six, and that is that's it.
The president's gonna hang his hat on tonight. I think
He does this. He may not do this
going to eating- and it is our task actually saying that EU emergency aid murmured and of shifting funds to pay for the border wall without pass into law- yes, you think he's gonna, do it by do. Do you
if I had to guess I'd say: yes, there's a lot of reporting on it that bed that's indefinite, what he's considering he may
so just be threatening bright lucky.
A b saying like look, I'm going to do this either way you might as well get your dhaka and give me the money because
Let it go do this as a year he may give her may say: you ve got seven days,
might put a window. Where are you thirty days wherever it is because of the cost and then a shut down thing? It's getting to those at elevated levels to worth starting to Iraqi, starting to see the reporting about people who, who we know of the tax
funds they ve solved in short term, but they did you get this.
Stamps thing, that's right right around the corner of the several different programmes that will start becoming major news stories. If they don't get this fixed by, then I wonder whose writing this tonight.
This really has to be written really really well
and his his goal, brain
to make people understand the seriousness of the border as a separately
from some political issue right
This goal is to say
person who's in the middle? Who cares
security, but is
a partisan or is in a huge trump person or whatever
to convince them that hate. You know you ve been hearing all the stuff, and may I say that I'm lying about this here, the facts.
Really is a serious situation and we may need to make it a national emergency. This is the first time that he's done anything from the oval office. He has
not given a speech behind the resolute desk,
in the oval office, but not
addressed the nation correct,
I don't know, I'm pretty sure
look it up. Will you Mirza? I am pretty sure that that is the prime time address. Prime try, as is his first prime time, address from behind the resolute desk the rest
desk, is generally
reserved for real
really important speeches.
Milestone kind of speeches to where we're going.
The war or there's a national emergency or the
something really grave that we need to talk about also, it has traditionally been used for the farewell address,
interesting. Is that he's a media struggle yesterday with? Should we even take? This is something that we should even yes, first vote. Yes, second of all, if you would have even suggested that underbrush Obama you'd have been a racist for suggesting it on the level,
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the president and his his address tonight from the oval office is the first from behind the resolute desk
and this is an important one- he's gonna talk about the national emergency, whether he declares a national emergency or not. We,
no. But this
a legal way for the president to get the wall built. It is.
Highly controversial way to get it built.
Is going to apparently,
possibly
evoke the bill that was passed by both houses, including signed by Barack Obama, then Senator and Senator Hillary Clinton to build a boy
Wall
in two thousand six and he's going to say the Pentagon has the money, and this is a national emergency. We bring
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Make a pro in common list and pat on
the pro. I have its permanent, its
permanent solution that it does
help with security
aids, accountability, which I think everybody wants. Somebody want somebody to stand up and say I am responsible,
But I also I would say that it also helps in the drug war for sure
I mean that is a national emergency. What we have coming across our borders right now, our southern border, in particular
with Fenton all in heroin and
an ox cart, and that is a national emergency. I expect that to be a big part of the picture,
I too, because that's enough, that is an escalating issue with opiates, and everything else and part of that is related to heroin coming across the borders were most of it comes from you. As far as a pole, I don't
it'll happen any other way. Mister,
they're, not gonna. Do it the only way to do it,
It's the only way to do so. I have a whole but low to stuff. On the on the pro list,
Khan list. There's one really, there's really only one is not the right way to do it, but how? What do we do when somebody than Ex president comes in end and tell me that if it's you know beta or better
he comes in or
tomorrow heresy, Hillary Clinton and she comes in and she says, climate change is a national emergency
There are already saying that, without without law, back karate saying they can also do that, regardless of what
He declares in an emergency to build a wall and could happen anyway. But I get the point, and the point is
Is this the right way to do it and of course it isn't, but it
get done any other way
I think we ve seen that it was ordered. It was by law in.
Thousand six, the fence shall be built and somehow it wasn't
while somehow weapon with Gay Bailey hutches. Yes, yes,
they came in and said well offence where appropriate and you can use other technologies and security and other areas
so just because I agree with, but they never did anything about it right now. They ve done any of eleven on any of it, and only now are the even repairing
the broken down areas of the fence, that's the only thing they ve done so far, and so that its. That also goes to the permanency of that. That is a that is to me a con because
can build this, but then
repair its future presidents cannot repair need. Are nothing new,
nothing in it looks like
changing from a wall to offence now again, which I take the double fencing. If, because that,
really effective in its proven to be effective in in the San Diego area. They built a dumb.
And in some parts of the border to triple wall, and then
have a space between the fences where the border patrol goes up and down patrolling an
road right when you drive back and forth in vehicles, yes and it reduced illegal crossings by ninety five, ninety five per
I will tell you realized and go with me when I went to Israel the very first time Jaffee did,
and we went, and we were on the border of Syria, whereupon up on our way to Lebanon or on the ball
if Syria and
had a border fence than it was a. It was a double
chain link razor wire fence
all of the sand on each side in the middle and
Each side had been raped case. It was perfect
Lee Rake, there are no footprints in it.
Guy said, can we stop to take picture of this, and the driver said you don't stop here
am I so we were out in the middle of absolutely no, where I mean nowhere there. I'd seen our house in an hour there we were nowhere,
and he said you know what to stop here- and I said why is dangerous and he said no but you're going to be questioned and I said
there's no way we haven't seen a car. He said: okay,
he said, but do not step on the sand.
And I said ok, so I got out my took a picture.
Before I could turn around. There was
There was a border guard
I tail skews me.
Asking me what we were doing.
Who were who we were, I mean than that.
Border is secure and it's just too fences and they rake that sand to be
to see if there's any footprints on it
you know immediately and they actually patrol it
I'm fine with that fire that they take it seriously the walls,
friends.
Conversations, mean us right like what we want is a barrier to stuff. Like I understand it, that's what Trump said and that's why the media's so focused on it, because they want us to prove that Trump didn't come through this promise. The american
Although look at that and say what we were
these people stopping Sup from crossing the border with sunlight fable, their reason why trump people and in me one-
wall and not a fence is weaker
I dont believe me now. I dont believe that they will actually patrol that fence. I think there are
You know patrolling the. Maybe
president will either
The next president. Will you go with wire cutters and cut it out if they dont, if they don't care
A fence. Their wallets moved more difficult right, a wall that German Alia specially the one you described,
at one of his campaign, stops with the concrete and steal rebar thirty,
forty feet high yeah, that would be. That would be difficult to be difficult,
again, if you dont patrol it, we could take down any WAL Mart
they're gonna have to still patrol it at some level, but it would be more difficult and that's it that's. The issue here is to try to make these things more difficult. So where do you stand on this when we do it
finish, issued the cons list. You think those that it just
The fact that this is not the right process of doing it, I think so, doesn't I think-
because I'm absolutely in favour of a war
of a Waller Valencia, whom I do think of it? Because I mean, if we look back at, let's see the nuclear option for judges right the nuclear option for
She was initially done not for Supreme Court Justice Justices, but just for
normal judges to be pushed through, and so the Democrats did that
which the republic is always could have done it when they were in. But the Democrats did that
first, and so it was easy for Republicans to come in and say: look they already did it right, they need
use that as a justification. It wasn't even a controversial move, really wonder why, when they did it with corset,
change the entire process at the way we voted on Supreme Court justices with with corset
there wasn't really even a story a minute, so I think
When you take that off the table- and you say what
can use a national emergency for our priorities as far as policy, if we can get them done through loss. This is one of the things I did not like about the Brok Obama Dhaka thing. You know there are a lot of people who think that
people who came across the border with their kip,
since when they will say seven years old and are now whatever nineteen should be able to state their dream, who's that that whole conversation that I tried to pass the dream at nine hundred thousand times with some republican support at times, and they
get it done so Brok Obama said well or just do it doc modest, do Dhaka, Andrews get it done,
go around the law. The same thing is how
but here I think, there's an argument to be made that doll
Europe has said correctly that we need. We need this money.
We need to secure the border like this is a real problem. Give me the money.
But it did a law there, not putting in a law. So now he's coming up with a new way of doing it, and I don't like it doc. It was not a national emergency and I think, between drugs and
and illegal immigration when
especially when you see who's coming over. You have you
of people from the Middle EAST, coming over
our border, you also have
people from Venezuela and Honduras. The Duma
I wish this country well. So it's
I, like just dreamers or coming across the border, that you have immense thirteen. I M S. Thirteen, where you can clearly make a case against as well will be interesting. Is this will go?
through the courts. But if the court's held up,
darker.
Then say no to this president. I thank you.
We're headed for real trouble and the court should not be over to overrule the president unless it there's a lot of people saying all this is unconstitutional. It is not unconstitutional, it is. It is it's a pass law. He has the right to do it using it in a completely new way, which is
spending the power, a niche,
they passed this way they will check and balance in which the the Congress could override
is. We know his situation like. If someone comes in and says this is a national mergers, Congress could say well, no, its not won't believe you that got that got thrown out the court
so there's no check and balanced other than overriding a veto, so we're
agreed that we want the fence and we- and we think that this is a national emergency between dry
examine their thirteen and other things that are going on
we all agree, good heavens,
he's. Not this way, I'm afraid of the ramifications of, however best case scenario here. Maybe he talks about it. He threatens it. The Democrats get freaked out about it.
And don't want him to be doing this in the future so made
they come along to negotiation. Actually I don't think that I mean I really there. I think they will. I think they ll love the fact that you have just said
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pros and cons. This speech begins at nine one thirty
so I know one thing who one minute thirty seconds after nine o clock, they say that it will last no more than eight minutes he's not making the case these.
You can get announcement of some sort
Andy it's about- secrete security and human
Terry in projects on the border,
Rob in Maryland, pros and cons
then I
I'm a constitutional say they always say, conservative or liberal view. We need to stop doing that and say constitutional
We constitutionally one
government Adam. The few things are supposed to do is provide security for a country. Yes,
I definitely want to walk. I dont want to search for the reasons you guys already said once offences up interest, wire cutters urine and it's not monitored the pros. It stops at any cost.
Terrorist and easy way and that you still get em but believes that way is stopped. The drugs, which is a start societal issue, help slow,
that, because right now just bring a mule train and third, it helps us economically.
We could pay for that wall in a year from all the benefits,
They give away. You know we have welfare, state and no border, and
I do believe that it would also help the security of the people. You know it get shot or get by.
Driver who shouldn't be here. I mean people still by drunk drivers, but they are there they're supposed to be here.
Malecon. The only crime is that yes, this this is that right,
Do we really should have been done the proper way, but you're, not
properly I mean there's always a constitutional is. Where do you end up? I end up with this constitutional doktor was not constitutional, because this
deals with national security, boring. I think that's it
he sent place for constitutional is to stay. I think I think it's true, I dont think its unconstitutional. I dont think it's the right way to do this, but it's I dont think in the knowledge that is not all its. It
first, I was invited for the common defence and national security. The national emergency ACT, which is based on is a relief laud law that I dont think should exist in its current way. However, he is using it in a way that is appropriate and were, and legal and others
question whether it's it's legal force. I gotta take your phone calls after the top of the hour as well. Let me go to Marie in Pennsylvania, hello, Marie hello,
taking my call and best wishes to Jappy. Yes
the Governor Tom off of Pennsylvania, declared estate widening.
Chauncey Disaster Declaration on Heroin in Pennsylvania to me
this proves is an emergency.
I'm should use it. You cannot solve a problem like this.
The problem with states calling disasters, but you myself at the big.
What a wall to stop it I blocked frenzy.
And we did it in drugs. Can I one stop, or I am very happy. I agree with you that drugs are a real problem with the border and a border wall would go a long way to stopping them. I'm gonna get back into the drug war. When we come back top of the hour,
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only the only thing that I can think of that is a con
national emergency is, it is not unconstitutional.
The president has a right to do that. We have twenty two national emergencies already running they just
ever go away, and it's all sorts of different.
Types of national emergencies is well. I mean why the fighting
this is at which I had a car last, our saying well, one of the ways we could do this is because of the opium thing I mean this is a major issue. Well,
there is a national health emergency on opiates, a different type of national emergency, but
until he actually, he promised to to
declare a national emergency on opiates, but it took him better
a while to do it in,
a time the media
was constantly complaining that he wasn't starting a national health emergency and opiates. They complained about a constantly until he finally did wind up doing it. Now
to come in, does I don't think anybody has applied
The oil in heroin, in these sorts of things now
you want to do a different type of national emergency. It's a very controversial thing right, so av smart. He will include Opium Lloyd's tonight. He will include M S, thirteen.
And he will include Vive the humanitarian crisis that has
been caused here recently by people who wish to do our country no good
also, he should include that we will open up.
Are our immigration and make it easier for qualified people to come in does
I think anybody has a problem with with immigrants as long as they're here in their qualified right we, but we don't want to miss thirteen and again Emma's. Thirteen gets this political sort of thing all that's just Donald Trump, trying to scare people to just put this in perspective
Aramis. Thirteen kills four point three times as many people to die in school shootings in United States
or point three times as many people die in the hands of Emma's thirteen than die in school shootings
and how much do you hear about them is thirteen. You don't ever hear out just a nonsensical. All just Donald Trump is making things up, I'm s thirteen wages, but letters of numbers you just thrown together. No, it's a very violent gang and they kill a lot of people. The United States is a real problem, a real problem. If you think school shootings are a real problem which we all know the left does. This is four times the size.
The president should include things like that. If he's gonna make the case now the
The downside I can see on this is I don't like the way this is being done. I don't. I don't want to set this precedent. I dont want the
ex president, coming in and saying
I'll tell you a national crisis, a national emergency sky,
warming and here
All the stats began.
They will be the ideal time behind a national emergencies to take things that aren't partisan issues, the others, not,
cigarette that, as we all know, that we know IRAN right is a big problem and we need to stop their funding right. That was the first time it was used during the again during the highest hostage crisis in September. Eleventh right after that, we all know we're. On the same page. The votes are all being
under two zero
on issues related to that, this is one where obviously, Republicans wanted to happen democratic, don't
even tell me the thing that isn't partisan now
why are you did say usually only in emergency situations but again, that's why there's a national emergency part of this right
part of the national moored. Look, I'm not making the case for this cause. I don't think this is the right way to do it, but I
but a play devils advocate cause. There is no other way to do this anymore. Any other way to do. It has been
Droid because we ve made everything partisan when you said well, we should know well, we all did
we all knew that two thousand six, they all Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton signed the wall into law. They pass eighty two nineteen but, alas, said okay, so it wasn't partisan issue it just is now
climate change should not be a partisan issue, but it
two part of unity is partisan, extraordinarily sit. I mean you right yes and that they will say the same thing. This is not supposed to be a partisan issue and
You should pass it's a national state of emergency on the climate and we can do ex wincey. They ve tried it. I mean this is how a lot of times
Epa has tried to control emissions and put in,
standards on which are things that you know.
I fought against the entire time because they are, I believe, those are completely unconstitutional. This one would not be it so.
Out through the law it.
Not only would it not be unconstitutional, it would be completely
legal as far as I can tell it's just a new way of using this aid is in. It does seem to be an expanded use of this power, which I don't want that
I don't ever want to be clear, telling you that dig
comment is taking is, is it is getting more power to do something
because they are to have enough they are to have
power and the reason
no. These things are hard to do too,
the border wall is going to be hard to do, and that is
sort of built in your system, which really crazy. As we went to the moon and the nineteen sixty when we didn't have the technology we didn't,
the technology,
and we said we have to do this now because it's easy, but because it's hard.
We don't need any technology, we don't need to do it event. Acknowledges has been around for a while in or out forever. Look it it's hard to do
No heart to do was go to the moon in nineteen sixty nine. That was
to do good
together in putting a fence or a wall up to stop people from coming in across a border. That's not hard at his people.
Unwilling to do it.
Yeah I mean I just you know we all. If this was the
this could have been done. We would
needed to have a conversation about laws for the past two years right
everyone realize for the past two years, including the administration, that this was not the way to do this, the same world, by the way that Brok, oh Mamma, had the conversation about Dhaka, and they said we can't do this. We had a pass a law and then
but with another way around it, this one is a lie.
Of a different. I think it's better than the Dhaka thing. There's no question about it, but it makes me a little uneasy. Doesn't let's look at it? This way?
the only reason why we have
Donald Trump, the thing that Donald Trump really connected because remember he wasn't connecting at the beginning until he got onto the border wall.
When he started on the border wall. That was his in his first opening speech. I was like nineteenth on his last year. It was not a high priority in that speech. People correct that the whole of mexican rapists thing that he got beat up on so much that was,
I want to say, was like two or three per cent of his speech lose if it was not something he focused on at all so soon ass, he started to get onto that. That's when he really took off. So let me just let me just
as this. This little thought here that perhaps,
because the Democrats refuse to deal with what they said, they would do in two thousand eight and they
greed
we needed a wall
then for some political reason or some other reason that never has been vocalize. They decided
not to build the wall.
That's the reason why we have Donald Trump as president, because
politicians refused to do it
actually now what they said they were gonna do, but what they read
a bill and signed on to do they passed a law that say
shall be built and they now
Where did it? So, if you,
looking for an ultimate reason. Why Donald Trump? How could Donald Trump our present? Well there? It is that stuff like that and
Republicans and the Democrats failed to build a wall that they
ass. The law, the amazing about I'm in trouble,
one thing about Trump and these moments is he doesn't like being a defence right, so this is
for him to turn it to being on offence. I've got something I can use and I will use it. I think there's a good chance that he says tonight. You ve got two weeks.
Two to hammer this out or I'm going to use this. So that puts him on the offensive.
It makes me uneasy that sort of power, but still it
It is an understandable thing that, because the basic thing behind it,
Everybody agrees with, at least in this audience. I think most people are on the conservative side, which is this is a real problem.
People are ignoring it. We need this thing built figure out a way to do it.
Completely logical way. To think what I have to make sure we don't cross some barrier week, we're going to get burned by a layer ex left to them their own devices. The american people would solve this problem. We would solve it. Just take all the just. Take all the politicians out of the mix, never more than sixty seconds away from more of the show. Let me stop here and just tell you quickly about liberty, safe
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Biting he's, gonna use their if he does in fact filled the Volga. They are, I believe, the treacherous Democrats and allow me to get this done. I built this wall and I think that this aid, like you, guys that people were fed up in that kind of work on the left,
I think they're term. I think if he does,
build the wall he's in he's in trouble,
because that was the number one thing he promised to do.
And he had a chance and then he folded on it, which was shocking to his base. I think
and I think he knows I've got to build this garden wall,
used to be in that camp right, hey, you are now in power which has rammed down their throats like you said that,
and you're gonna swing the other way, and that's why I'm in that case it is not the right way to do. It is,
it's easy to say. I agree with it, but it's not the
right way to do it. Have you made a decision yet on
are you for or against it if he says I'm gonna build anyway. I be against that year. That yet feel good like our course summit, but the wrong way to do it and I would not be or the way that is
proposing, because this is tough thing here- remedies dealer, that's a great perspective. I think
for those things where we were
This conversation, ok! Well, if it's not gonna get done any other way and we want it done so, how do we get it done?
Well, in our system the lot of times there's a lot of
You want to do that. You don't get done.
Like the French, just part of what the founders designed, I mean, there's a lot of stuff that I would love to get done like getting there
income tax to zero right, but I can't
who had, unfortunately, right now, I think that is a
You know you have to continue to make your case and you have to continue to try to prove to people that this really is the issue that it is, and you ve seen me are, you might say like right now and it's understandable there's no
it is, as ever, gonna get done. The devil
suppose it in blah blah blah blah again. As you point out, this actually was passed
This is this is this is it is? It is something that you can never pass. It actually was past fairly recently in
thousand ten Democrats report, and it was a fifty fifty issue among Democrats, whether you could do it and it was obviously favorite among independence and Republicans. There's no reason this debate can swing back
sensible side but right
It's become unfortunate.
An issue of whether you like Donald Trump or not, is the question
whether this is an actual issue, and that is, I think, it
fault of the media, and I think it's the fault of of turning everything,
into a partisan issue. Even when is blatantly obvious, it would be helpful for US security, but there's no way
and we can't at some point get back to some sensible discussion on this right. We ve already been there.
So I am, I started teaching the kids to the constitution over the holiday, that was
a Christmas present to them vile and they loved it
an alternative you say. Yes, we ve turned to spend about an hour every every night for a week of the holiday with,
family and we went over the declaration of independence and the constitution, and I'm sorry-
by the preamble of the constitution, the only
only capitalized words in the
in addition, their huge they jump off the page. We, the people and
we, the people. This was that this was a different idea. No constitutional government was formed by the people. It was formed by the elites, but this is the people we the
people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect nation, not perfect nation, a more perfect nation, meaning
we're never gonna be perfect. Can we stop expecting that? A more perfect union
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aid for the common defence now
just take those apart
This government establish justice.
Do you feel that we, but justice is being served right now,
I think that is the one where
The closest we
we have made. Some mistakes were trying to correct those mistakes, meaning the legal justice. Yes, you were commit a crime and you have a chance. Yes, through your case, obvious ones are perfect, but right with we, the people, it's not perfect, but it's getting better. I think with
they the government there,
strolling justice. There is no such thing as justice right you look at.
Establish justice ensure
domestic tranquillity.
I found it all solved or think everyone's tranquil right. If you're doing this
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Tint in our society is government.
It's the parties, it's the politicians that r r
coaxing us into bonfires, but should take
they are so unconstitutional right now, they're, not
helping us promote.
Domestic tranquillity they're, not promoting that
promoting the opposite,
wide for the common defence, pretty good, pretty good, Excel
that's where this one falls in
when it comes to solving the problem that we had September eleventh, they haven't solve that. The number one problem is overstayed: visas,
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The general welfare.
Notice. It says, provide
common defence,
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that's interesting! It doesn't guarantee it no guarantees. Defence
guarantees. Defence have to provide defence, it has
to promote general wealth.
So, in other words, it has to do things like
courage. Science, encourage business, encourage entrepreneurship; it needs to it needs to
moat the things that would be good for society.
Well, I'm just a second
post to insure domestic inch
the tranquillity they're? Not ensuring that, therefore, to ensure that their
most to promote
the general defence they are due,
a pretty good job on that and theirs.
Both to promote general welfare, the entire
Thing is upside down the entire.
Everything is upside down to.
Cure the blessings of liberty. I don't
think anybody in Washington even look
liberty
the blessing anymore. They think
many of them think it's a curse there too. Many.
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national emergency with the border
Linked to consensus so far is I want
The border walled don't like the way this is being done or possibly being done, will know tonight as the prison
It addresses the nation at nine p M supposed to be an eight minute speech no longer according to the White House,
and and will continue to talk about that here and as the second I I I I also
because it's a new year? I really want to focus on the big issues and
is overwhelmed.
During the holiday within
a number of people that road
an answer.
How come
They were to giving up
how they had wrestled with depression, how they had been wrestling with alcoholism and
how they had a new commitment to continue another day.
And sometimes we forget about how alone people can feel and its because
We don't talk about these things because we kind of bury them and they are. They are kind of furs
principles there. Were there the things that we should be talking about with each other? We should be look
out for one another, but sometimes he sings make us uncomfortable and you dont know what to say. I know that
It is true for me, in many cases with
veterans
because I have.
I hold them in such high regard.
I don't necessarily
don't necessarily know what I would do.
In their situation.
And it causes me sometimes do not say anything.
One of the biggest regrets in regrets in my life, I'm good friends with Chris
Tiles, wife, but I was not friends with Chris, because I stood
at a charity. Fundraiser shoulder to shoulder with him, and I,
shook his hand and thanked him for his service. I didn't even talk to him because I was so intimidated.
Our soldiers are going through real tough times, but its those hoof. Those who refuse to give up that make the difference our part
story. Core have eight have agreed
story to tell between
Being Corporal Zack styles, he was deployed.
To a rack into thousand three. He was there.
At the beginning of the invasion while serving on the front lines. He lost five friends within a two week period and
He came home. He had a hard time
just ass, he had hard time holding down a job. He found himself homeless, so
Laurie Course set down with him and his father Scott. To talk about the
difficulties that he face during the war and how he got.
Back on its feet. This is an amazing story. Listen
I remember chandelier every gift
That I've been given, I dont, have a better one, then, to be your dad.
And I remember you, smile and Santa Lovey do dad and then you got
The car and went to war
what was lifelike after you came home
I was pretty sure someone was gonna, kick down my door and I
It was scared to go to sleep. I couldn't,
sustain employment. I couldn't,
he rent and pay for groceries it all
just kind of fell apart.
And then I was homeless
crazy thing was that I didn't think tat. There was anything supervision,
time I stayed on coastal trails in hiking trails and in the
a time I could just pass out at park.
Time very, where I didn't know where you were.
And it is difficult
watch. Anyone let go of hope
what did your son? It's excruciating,
I remember great relief that you decided going too impatient treatment.
I remember one night you getting out of the car to walk.
I kinda treatment building
I was dark in your head- was kind of down and
for a moment. I could feel the way you were carry.
Is I watched you walk into that building? I uttered these two words it now they were some kind of prayer or not, but they just came out. My son and
I was absolutely overcome with grief
and love and the big
of hope,
What is life like for you now? It's
Pretty cool graduated undergrad, yes
I heard Schumacher just ask
I remember my dad's in this to me and I feel it is show true between you and I
It is your life, so you have the last word
your dad. That gives me the second to the last word.
Second to the last orders,
believe in them.
And I'm on your side there is a powerful thing. I I learned from somebody who had
And kept as a sex slave in Mexico, she had literally, she had changed scars around her neck scars,
Oliver, her back where she had been beaten and burned
chained for a couple of years.
I was recording something with her, and I said,
I want you to say hi. My name is so and so and I used to be a slave and she said no. I won't say that, and I said
ok, ok, wine. She said because I know
are considered myself a slave. They
If change me, but I know
are considered myself. A slave.
Our lives are a blank piece of paper and we
Are the only offers of it if someone else's authoring it or if you don't like the way, the story is going open.
New page and start again.
It sounds ridiculous because it's too easy, but it's true.
Davis say from my story: core is with us now Dave
We give me an update on on on happy new year. It's great to talk to you, while the Zack is is getting his Phd
In psychology- and I will say you know, this is the first time as as, as you know, historic were interviewed to people who care about one another coming to have a conversation, and we ve had a doesn't big special initiatives. Should the ears and this one is part of the military voices initiative, fucking, focusing on the voices of Palestine Eleven of that's in there and their families and the first. I never had this conversation first. I never talked about what what
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The woman who you had interviewed, who is the sex slave and Anna, reminded me of that Mandela quote where he said: Nelson Mandela. They contain my body button again they catch him. I saw, but as acts dad Scott after I played a story handed me out just a very brief quote, which stuck with me- and it just said Here- is the world beautiful and terrible things will happen? Don't you,
fraid. So how can people get involved in your new initiative? One small step. This is trying to bring people together that
Maybe I don't see the world politically the same way, but your preserving the voices of people who
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I remember when I was a kid- we were at a local parade- Andy veteran. He was dressed up in the VFW outfit with little hat and he dropped dead of heart attack right in front of me, and I must have been about eight and I'll. Never ever forget it. It's different. When
when you're, young and people have a heart attack
something entirely different when it is your friend.
Jeff Fischer, who has been with issue for almost twenty years, he almost drop dead of a heart attack over the holiday. He had a massive heart attack about eighty or ninety percent of the people, who have a heart attack of of his size. Don't make it alive to the hospital he did and he's back in his chair today will talk to him about what that experience is like what he learned and basically an hour of Agnes JAM, packed into the Glinda programme. As we begin right now. This is a landmark programme are added.
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The ranch and my whole family and my grandkids everybody's around and I
look out into the main room, and I said
everybody we have
a prayer
and everybody on your knees- and my
We just looked at me
and I said, Jeff
He has just had a heart attack and it's a big one,
The end of the prayer
Most of us were in tears because we just love him dearly,
And we were greatly
concerned about you Jeffrey
the support, the overwhelming support between go workers and listeners, and viewers of this network was unbelievable and
in a proof that a well wishes and thoughts and prayers work. Yet.
So tell me what it was like that morning you got up in the morning
Amber, told me: you were sitting on the edge of the Bay area, in other words, the bed and the pain in my chest was not going away, move
a couple days days of pain. Did you ignore, before you were sitting on the bed and
wondering whether you should go to the house, a couple that I remember him so for two days you were having Hartwell a little bit when it went away so
I know that you told it going away and then you just say you're fine,
You convince yourself that it'll do can change that innovation. Is it a pain like you ve ever felt before, and not really I mean you really honestly looking back on it, it was dumb not to do something.
To go. See somebody about it because we realise it adds that right now. That's just not that's not the point.
Of hurting yourself, why you sleep the pain of indigestion, heartburn, right and so the morning of the the pain that would
That's two up it just doesn't stop
There's no way you just a minute, it starts in your chest in it stays. There continues down your arms and I didn't have so much. That is more just of complete
Pressure on my chest: nonstop:
paying all over. You know the entire chest
amateurs, Ale mule, you feel nauseous and, like you, throw up and threats some profuse sweating. I understand it absolutely with big times what it more than usual Reigneth clause was image. I'm surprised your family didn't drought. If it is usual, I'm surprised that the lifeguard wasn't called out. Sir, was still, I believe the shirt was still sobbed. A couple days is not so you told Amber not.
Call in the first. I'm here
don't worry about it. I'll be goes away and then the last the last now
was more of a no yes call, you know was now while so no means yes, do you, ok, we're learning an awful. I believed that no so so she said that your pulse had gotten down too. I think for
If I were never been, I was down to nothing we're the moon is really about. Is that he's at it stopped a few times? I believe that I believe that an end in transit Weena one say you know what we called I'm one one and in the
rescue fire rescue in the ambulance. People were all there with
five minutes, maybe I how long it took them to get there. I know that we live in some strange area that it took three transfers. I'm a nine one want to get to the right nine one, one for my life was she,
freak out, then I know
it probably was pretty fast.
But yes right, you know when you called I'd want ones like you want something now and all hold on. I will transfer you hold
As for your please old
he's a the phone, but they there was nothing would straight
in transit from my
onto the to the hospital I apparently went off to deepen farther close,
to the end and that once we got it,
hospital. You remember it. I remember leaving the neighbourhood. I remember look I member looking out the window say out of the way there leaving the neighborhood
and then I remember going into the hospital
begging on the door of the e, because the ardour wouldn't open a member that I have ever lad.
The virus to go and to be fair, though a lot of businesses have rules,
open the door for you. Yes, that's dictate visually and I believe there is a restraining order. Your very plausible riots and go into the normal iii are situation right. I did that we would would straight into surgery right straight. In luck, I love for a heart surgery.
Research about to be out
I haven't seen paperwork Gore Bill or Alex not come at dumber everything's, going if May
it's coming law, its global there's gonna end up at the front door. Oh, you know the umbrella Jaya bags, or there is a first thing when I heard that
The first thing we called
A charge and ensure that you did not have any problem with paper work. I can imagine. I understand there with paperwork.
Lady camellia, really do not believe that what was amazing was there was nothing. We move straight in and write to the right to the surgery and
they had the one one
The left side was a hundred percent blocked, that's the widow maker.
As they call it a night with pearly there's a reason. They call that the when it gets one hundred percent blocked, you die and
if it is not intended to fast enough, wait a minute
get to it in time. If someone, you know,
believes that no means no in your world.
God. I'd want one you're dead right, a meal
They got their voting time to fix your life flashing
we are not really did you.
To us was a. I was telling you. I remember that. Well me this morning, when a candle
applause,
I don't remember ever thinking this. Is it
didn't last. Remember I remember, I didn't think I don't ever think policies elaborate. I never thought that
as these images are no wonder of that's why you are alive. I wonder if that
whatever it is, you that
made. You not think that is what helped you carry on with very possible about. I've, never thought the amount of. Obviously you know, I'm is scary. In your area. Heart attack on em, you look out
broken out in going through whenever you go through and have a heart attack on the job
is hurting, and I want to stop and I wanted to be fixed, but I never thought of it on orders. Anybody again. So let's get this over with
of one of you too. Will we talk jar?
replace so that past weekend you mention what I thought was really interesting was its country.
They brought you in and they
their job and cleared out the problems and
you cut alike.
Kind of reset it you're like if they had just known. Let's say two weeks earlier that you had this blockage, you will see
had the surgery, but you were
we have had the heart attack,
you would be back. I mean you. This is remember. This happened. What ten days?
Twelve two weeks ago- and here you are you're
work, where we are
We had our the generation, we're probably the last generation where something like this
bad, not you out, you're done you're done, you would have had
double bypass surgery double doubled. By
surgery was like. I was crazy when that's last resort stuff. Now
I don't think they do it to them. I think they do. I think that they break it just open once in a while. If you have you, new import particularly
what a new one- but I guess oh yeah there are put in like that. I had a step put in.
The one valve and the other valve they cleaned out, and I learned yesterday that they left a couple of hours on the other side of my heart that were like,
pretty or forty percent block their leave, though,
because outlook welcoming themselves out now you'll be fine
themselves are in themselves. Are now the numerical those arriving models in areas they did the medication I have now scribbler little notice is doing its work right right, it's a very Oda. They have me I'm gonna blood dinner. I get a mosquito bite me. I'm dead, who go countries out, don't got yourself but
the reality that the data that allow pointed out now that we ve got the other side's work and good. Ok,
so now I will medicines can emulate, emphasising it's amazing. I me Ray Kurzweil said Glenn just
stay alive until three, twenty thirty.
Then you'll never die.
Not that I want that either we I don't want that either, but I mean that's that's mean that's how far medicine is going to go. We're just at this steep steep curve will come
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The twenty Eightth was authors or Friday, and
the drive down. We just got a text message ring it text messages, but it came again. Phone calls up the mountains, so I had a dream
I ve twenty minutes freaking out.
And I called
Amber right away and then they called patents do an pad
did or stew ended the conversation with the big
please different when someone who's like appear a friend, this happens to it. It changes the way you think about the life right on how much
hunger. We can do this to our bodies. Rightly that's exactly what he said and we can do this door bodies anymore. We're not young
disappointed I dislike to apologize. The idea had I apologize to view entirely its statistics, but alpine
no, no, no in and actually Jeffrey. It's good. I've got to lose fifty pounds a what
doctor, say to you.
They are. You know they have. Obviously you know they lose weight and eat right and get get. You know, exercise and get riding at your heart stronger, we're all you know who were than the way you're saying in the rice. I like it was our eye lashes, I'm really out across the bow and warning it's all right. We could do something about it, but they really were most concerned about. There was another thing:
that now involved myself in over the years that you're not an airliner down. When it comes to you, they were most concerned with these smoking. That's a haven't! You picked
I got the idea of you'd kill nobody smokes around me.
No you'd start smoking again and resist
So that's what they're most concerned with is that the smoking sat smoking are preserved.
Put a patch on you can chew, don't smoke, doll baby, don't do none of the no smoking, so you're done
Would the smoking, if you actually stopped here, we are now having to raping supply related point of the momentum that in austria- and I thought about this the other day about the voting, because I don't know that they know anything yet
no there's any actual deep.
Studies that prove then I think the sites on an honest these pretty favourable towards making. As far as a work placement, I mean it's much lower and the risk of a sort of scale, but again that doesn't mean a person who just had a heart attack should take it up. I have tried to give you stop it's better. I mean, I think, that's where the rat right. Those companies talk about that in that like this is a way to stop, is not necessarily something it certainly not something you just start from from scratch.
Ok, you're, not smoking, don't start reaping. But if you are smoking payments runaway collateral, I feel for you come out of it
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I mention this programme before your weight
in tonight. He I think once or twice if people a bond time was really remember this. Now we if we show yeah Michel CUP today, say to you like: hey man, I don't wife notoriously, I know
eggs, fat men which or
the prison. This line, the pre Christmas Party- you don't she said you know,
now I came up to me and she said you are looking great.
I was right. I got two homes where LA yeah yeah a moment like you, re student, really really yeah. So I thought wow. I am as big as a has got to stop such, but she likes Herman Plump Deadlock, said she's she's, a fan of thirty righted and do things right now
health? Why would she is also in the Tories, organised good cook?
all the things you should have. I know so
stopping are you gonna, make a change in this room? I already have stew
Gosh look at that he is gonna die rather died and stop twinkies yeah. That's what you're saying I mean
I'm going to lose fifty pounds this year, you're going to lose. Fifty pounds is going to lose with excellence, good
that's it's important, not adjoining all glove with real time
Of course, I shall lose out. It's easy. Fifty by like different about
why should you how much damage
could you were you're, really you're really svelte for awhile and he lost what over a hundred power under about again about seventy five. Eighty back
after you gain how much
once in a while others that jokes dry or I ll write, but I mean only pounds from where you were. I don't think so.
Maybe a little bit more than that. Ok I'll, know no really here,
Got a lotta waterway, your element to alarm hollow and so had Juno plan. We are having a goal in mind of what you want to do is that they actually right now that the doubts were more concerned with less good, the heart healthy and, let's start exercising and start getting that back, and everything else will fall.
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while he's still here doing it, you should listen to Jeff Fishers, podcast called chewing the fat with Jeffrey get it. I tunes writer, extra
so we're talking new Jeff Fischer, who had a heart attack over the holiday, and I we have a friend who went in
full body scan, and you know that
one of those things were you they did they check here. You know every which way
scan came back said that he had four places of skin cancer and
add some hard blockage. Like seventy percent heart blockage.
It was right before Christmas. He decided to go to somebody about
the skin cancer and he would, after the holidays, do something
but the hard and he died. Last week
I mean the heart is just eat, nothing happens. If you don't have the don't have the heart, we were surprised to find that jiffy does
have one as it stop working or several people recover another Ivan throughout the overwhelming response of well wishes and prayers. Many legal were surprised that I actually add one gallon. I caught the joke and
and black either owes well. I I don't know. I just remember the one that the clock showed me when I was lying there when he says, showed me a picture of the of the heart pray
surgery, and there was in others, big blockage, black blob up there that he showed me
If I were, that picture is now one g stake, a very welcome to them, yet with very welcome outside now. I think I complete huge believer in this being the future of medicine. In what Princeton
on jeopardy centre does and others where they'll do these full
physical Zanu and even the biggest.
Jeffrey, is like if the
Who had done this scam, a full body scan they do it for all the cancers they do for the treaty picture of your heart with all the blockages. They know everything is it's all that.
What happened to you after you get a heart attack they do before.
You get it so there
They can see that it might be humming any really
the only barrier here at this point is cost its
but it's it's hard to afford for a lot of people.
At some point, we're not far away from this being a regular part of everyone's lies where they can scan for this stuff in catch. It way before
to a hundred percent. So much more cost effective to do.
Before omega uneasiness, insurance companies or, like you know what it makes more sense
and for us to do this with everybody.
Prior to that
does he know after because they're gonna be in in you know, intensive,
Therefore, what were you indeed have doubled?
Nobody here, you know it's, it's a lot less expensive and the costs will come.
Once it becomes more and more common. Ever it really is it's one of those things cause heart disease still, as with so many of its one of the biggest causes of.
Of our medical costs along with death. Obviously
and that's one that between that
cancer, catching those things early. They can cure them early. We just don't.
So the time you not testing for them,
till. You have a problem or are you noticed something? And at that point sometimes it's hard to actually deal with so up
so pattern. I more pat than me. I've only got the looks from the family.
And his house goes before you had a heart attack. I said I've gotta lose fifty pounds
and most closely related groundwork before the heart is actually a good violate right. That was not my request region and, if I knew in advance, but I'm not talking but its whole, so I just
at the looks you know by Jeff he's gonna change the way you know he's gotta start exercising, and then I get the whole family. Looking at me like about you, value hearings, ignoring the cows, are having to younger, will have an impact. Jack is all over
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I was so I'm gonna get I've. I've had my share on that one. So why fifty pounds, if you pick that number randomly noakes it puts me back to where I should
maybe seventy puts puts me back to about two fifteen
it's a you're in the area where your errand striking distance of yeah, you know of amid the lowest wait. I've ever been, was to await to elect.
See I mean it outside of high was at CNN had like. I was alive and I've never pictures of those donors, and I ve never gotten back to two ten. Even I mean I just I just can't get back to you.
Ten, but I've. I've had a place where I can
and for some reason, Lou
the wait. I've tried really hard. I can't lose the weight.
And these are ones that my group can work out. An oh I put on
because I have just given up I've just been like fine,
and that's just that's. Not a good place to be
right away for a long time to lose the weight and- and I just can't do it-
and I have also been in a place to wear my doctor, and this was the greatest day of my life. I said
you call my wife please and tell her this.
What you're doing any exercise at all now
exercise, I'm like oh
gosh. You write that down eruption. I need a tape, need to hang on justice ex say that into my phone. Please call my wife. I need
you guys- are a bible around, because I swear I will follow you to the letter. Right now is a real doctor or someone you found. My kind rabies in Mexico is real Doktor Romagna, the walls, as is right. So what I want to do is I don't know I don't want to try to lose weight with a bunch of people who are like I want. I want to lose weight with a bunch of people who are like me in on a mean, is
if you go into a Jim, I'm not going into a gym by the way, but even
When do it? Jim
then all above then you're the
person that everybody looks at you know I mean I don't want to be around. I dont want to be the fat prayers. I want,
I want to lose weight with people and only
people who have experienced this snow
I want to lose p. I would lose weight with people who work out
breath when they roll over in bed at night. Twenty. Imagine that glad I'm here for you here. You know when you're, like a wolf
but I really have to sit up now. Do yeah well, that was a work out and you may all the way over accepting everyone who rules all the way over his answer. My half, when did when you, when you're thinking, I just can't roll over
it's gonna, be. I'm gonna be winded that I'm apt sleep an extra hour or let you know what I'm looking for those like when you're lying in bed. In your thinking. I really have to go to the bathroom, but there are so many steps, there's just so last Epps. If I just stay here, may back and hold it until now, I've always been that way she hears here's. My biggest problem is I
always set out of you. Remember me saying this, but I have always said I'd be happy five,
the brain and ajar
I love, and I don't have a year. I don't I don't like the whole body thing. You know I just I'd. I'd be happy. Put a book in front of. I have to have an eye or two
Maybe mouth I would be happy if I was just ahead Lucy if Wally with rise has annually right prior to the negative side. Have now that my body doesn't work so well. I've adjusted that thinking. That's not good! Now I would not be happy. Is ahead in a jar really yeah? Now I would think you really
checking your body more than ever, like others.
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you think I'm done,
I took a designated aggravating of duty years is Alot nineteen nineteen, nine gradients, amazing! I can,
nineteen years in two days, Jeffrey,
eighteen years in two days,
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but I may have made the biggest mistake. That's a good way to introduce yourself tonight's yeah,
It's always feelings. I that doesn't mean I'm going to work out, as I know as well as making it five. Thirdly, it five thirty I did a bit and
Jeffrey just looked through the glass, and I was dying just dying and it was a wheel of meat that
without an these. Now it was wheeled blame wheel of blame,
and the concept was this is before pc got way out of control. The concept was, we had to pay
the story, and then I would
in Spain, the wheel of blame and it would
Bob with, like white men
or native Americans, and I would have to take the story and and adjusted into now. That's the easiest game. Now I resolved on all the time with ruse.
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I looked at Jeffrey, like good God help me. Man take me out to a spot may pointed, and he hesitated, and he said when he did. He just look through the grass and shook his head. Like you,
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where I just couldn't take the pain anymore.
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wanna take all of the things that mild Jeffrey is taking
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enough for an organization with parenthood. In its name plan parenthood doesn't seem very interested in parenting at all,
they have to save most of their ire to fight any.
Effort to limit abortion at all. Remember any
me. Opposition to plan parenthood is automatically construed as being against women's health. You just don't want women to get. You know basic health care. No, that's! That's! That's not true.
Here is part of the white patriarchy, that's probably true, but think about,
think about where we are in this debate
if you can even call it a debate anymore, defending unborn
humans means your against women's rights
left is genius, it twisting logic.
Then. Making that twist mainstream and for
Organization the claims to care so deeply about basic female issues, plan parenthood
focuses most of its fire power and resources on d,
ending abortion,
They are there. Abortion houses,
an example: is there billboard campaign across Iowa to try to get people? To quote say
abortion go ahead
They abortion just
roll off the tongue,
and feel the stigma of murder fade away.
Abortion is their new campaign. Plant pair notes is worse.
Seeing the narratives, while people can talk openly about abortion. No, that's not true. You know what
you're talking about abortion.
Say: murderer.
Plan parenthood is waging their billboard war, because the governor of Iowa recently signed it allow one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation, known as the fetal heart beat law
Bans abortions in the state after the baby's heart beat is detected
It can be as early as six weeks.
Now the notion that it might be a baby human in there with a heart.
Would mean that we would might want to protected from death.
The law has been taken effect pending a lawsuit from plant parenthood. That's why they put the bill
words up at features the face of a woman who supposedly had an abortion next to it,
old, saying I had
abortion and I'm not apologizing.
Another version says I had
abortion and it was just health care. You know
most people agree and when you get down to six weeks, that's where it starts to fall apart, but that that law
keeps getting further and further back as technology grows,
It's interesting that we don't see a plan, parenthood billboard
urging women to get that mammogram or color
strong check when's. The last time you saw that abortion
the only billboard worthy cause for plan parenthood, because a boy
is profitable as an industry. It is
the cars that keeps them in business. It isn't it
that most grotesque thing you ever heard
ass, planned parenthood zealously devoted to women's health,
fending women's rights? Not
the health and the rights of women that are still in the womb non mammograms. Just abortions
The women still in the womb are apparently expendable.
Is there not women yet they're, just babies with potential of being a woman or a man?
Or one of the other ninety four genders. Thank you for saying our victory. Somebody needed to say that's really an incredible thing. You're right, two eminent people generally do not support abortion passed. The first trimester only tool
eight per cent of people supported and and the second trimester, and only thirteen percent of people supported in the third trimester, so the man
stream the act,
A policy of the Democratic Party is supported by
thirteen percent of the american people.
They do not have my support and I would say that was even less because the Democratic Party won't even stand against partial birth abortion strew, meaning that would be even that's even less right, but it is
It's one of those issues that we have people just don't like to talk about, and so it doesn't get any conversation, but I think that
he's billboards. These crazy things are a positive for us, because
you really have to beat. You should be proud of it. If it's nothing, it's either now
thing or the worst thing that ever happened, and if you think it's
Nothing will then, of course you can go book, but a billboards. All you want an animal height
as defined at mentally, but go ahead, we can but what they say, as we should have a conversation about, I'm perfectly willing to have a conversation without any name calling but they're, not
now they want. They want a conversation in which they are talking and no one else is yes and that's
Problem with America is
everybody just once your
I d be heard, and nobody else aside to be heard
and with plan parenthood
the way
grown into being
monstrous Corporation that they are here, Glenn Bank
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