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is eighty seven, seventy three eight thousand one hundred and thirty, eight one hundred and eighteen slash. Seventy seven, three thousand eight hundred and thirteen eight hundred and eleven independence day, is Monday July. Fourth, most people know that, because it's a federal holiday. but it's an important day. And even though its not friday, it is thursday July fourth, and when take a little bit of time. Talking about this with you. Giving you a little bit information that I doubt I doubt many of you. Have ever been exposed to that start? This way. Seventeen seventy six, the fourth of July, didn't just happen all of a sudden it an impetuous act. They point out in history, dot, com.

Thirteen colonies banding together first twelve, the thirteenth rhode, island. To fight and win a war of independence against the crap, culmination the series of events which began more than a decade earlier. Escalation began shortly after the end of the french in indian war known. Swear. as the seven years war in seventeen sixty three. here, a few, the main events. Took place, although not all of them the stand back. Of seventeen sixty five recoup some of the massive debt left over from the war with france, the british my pass laws. Such as the stamp act which further

First time taxed a wide range of transactions in the colonies. up until then, each colony had its own government, which decided which taxes they would have been collected them. Says William Randolph, professor emeritus history, trampling college Also numerous works on the early history. They felt that they But I'll spend a lot of blood and treasure to protect the colonists from the indians and Should pay their fair share? That was the british view. Honest didn't see their way. They resented not only having to buy goods from the british but pay tax on them as well. The tec Never got collected because there were rights all over place, Randall, says ultimately. Benjamin franklin convinced the british to rescind it, but made things worse They made the americans think they could push back against other acts of the crown.

some time later,. two years later. In fact, the council acts. Parliament again try to assert its authority by passing legislation. Data good, said the americans imported from great britain. the crown established a board of customs commissioners to stop My going and corruption among local officials in the colonies were often in on. illicit trade american struck back by organizing a boycott of the british goods their worth. trick to taxation, began harassing the british custom, agnes, Effort to quell the resistance, the british send troops to occupy boston which only deepen the ill feeling. The boston massacre. Three years later, between seventy simmering tensions between the british occupiers and the boston residents boiled over one late afternoon when a disagreement

join an apprentice wig maker. And a british soldier led to a crowd of two hundred colonists, surrounding seven british troops when the americans, and turning the troops and alive. lay throwing things at them. The soul, Apparently lost their and began firing recklessly The crowd, smoke, cleared three men clothing African american sailor and crispus attics we're dead, Two others were mortally wounded. The man became a tool. For the colonists, especially after Paul revered, distributed in a graving that misleadingly depicted the british as the aggressors. The boston tea party, seventeen, seventy three. the british events which forces from Boston repealed, much the onerous towns in the legislation, but they left in place. Tax on tee in its

team. Seventy three enacted a new law. The t act to prop up financially struggling british east indian company and that, Gave the company extended favourable treatment under tax regulation, so it could sell tea at a price that undercut American merchants, who imported. Tea from elsewhere. I didn't sit well with americans, they didn't want the british telling them that they had to buy their tea, Americans wanted to be able to trade with any country they want. It the sons of liberty Which would be headed by somebody may have heard of SAM Adams. did to confront the british head on. Thinly disguised as mohawks, they boarded three ships in boston, harbor. destroyed more than ninety two thousand pounds, a british tee. Dumping it into the armor. They didn't have an epa back then, to make the point

That they were rebels rather than vandals, they avoided harming any of the crew, are damaging the ship's themselves. The next They even replaced the padlock that had been broken, but the act Fines, ticked off british government many, the. Indian company shareholders, were members of parliament, Should pay two thousand pounds sterling but a million dollars in today's money for a share of the company, A piece of the action from all those t that they were going to forced down the throats of the colonists, So these bottom of the wrong people in Boston destroy their tea. There was a serious thing to them. The parliament passed a year later, the coercive acts. So you can see is this is building spot to the boston tea party, the british

Remit decided it had attained the rebellious colonists in Massachusetts bay, colony. in the spring of seventeen. Seventy four parliament passed a series of loss. The coercive acts which close Boston harbour until restitution was paid by the destroyed t, replied The colonies elected council, with one appointed by the british, gave so big powers to the british military governor general thomas gauge, and for A town meetings without approval, Other provincial protected british colonial officials who were charged with Capital offences from being charged tried it the truth is instead requiring they be sent to another colony or back to greece. and for trial by the way. one of the members of parliament who objected to the way the colonists were being treated was a gentleman

You may have heard of called Edmund burke. He didn't think the parliament King should be tightening the screws against the american colonists. Perhaps the most provocative provision was the quartering act Which allow british military officials to demand accommodations, further troops and unoccupied houses and buildings. Rather than having to stay out the countryside, while it didn't fit the communist aboard troops in their own homes, they had to pay for them. Spence of housing in feeding the soldiers rocket. their town, the recording of groups eventually became one of the grievance and cited in the declaration of independence. April, seventeen seventy five april and to be precise legacy, turning concord? Britain, General thomas cake letter

Where's, the british soldiers from Boston lexington. Five a m in the morning, I might add, worry plan to capture colonial radical leaders, Sam Adams, and john Hancock They don't added here, but also to disarm the colonists and had to concord and seized their gunpowder, but and spies, got wind of the planet with the help of writers such Paul revere words spur To be ready for the british, that's it Famous midnight ride and he was not the only one, but they need They get Adamson hancock and get him the heck at lexington, which is exactly what they did lexington in the british force, was confronted by seventy seven american militiamen. They began shooting at each other. Seven americans died, but other militiamen managed to stop the british. concord, and continue to harass them on the retreat back to boston.

the british law, seventy three dead with another hundred and seventy four awarded in twenty six missing in action Bloody encounter proved to the british that the colonists were fearsome foes who had taken seriously I had the battle of lexington at five p m in the morning and as the british were pulling back in the car cord. There was about eight a m the same morning. They repeat lexington and they were beaten at concord. The british attacks on coastal towns, though the revolutionary wars hostility started with lexington and concord. It was unclear whether the southern colonies, who's interested Necessarily aligned with the northern colonies Would be all in for a war of independence. the southerners were totally dependent upon the british to buy their crops, particularly their cotton, and they didn't trust the yankees up north anyway,

in doing on the puritans thought the southerners were lazy but that, Before the brutal british naval bombardment some burning of the coastal towns of falmouth Massachusetts, fuck virginia, had helped to you. five the colonies farmers, where townspeople had to grab their possessions and flee for their lives, the northern has had to face up to the fear that the british would do whatever they wanted to them to do and do whatever they had to do to defeat the colonists. Soon. Thereafter, there was the battle, a bunker hill, Actually breeds hill within bunkers by gretel With a british citizen, more forces three, Ex, after conquered. The american militia. That is,

american colonists we're trying to, Pair for what they knew was coming, The day before the attack. and they dug in at breed's hill which is part of bunkers here. two and a half to three weeks before that battle. A letter was written, the new york assembly,. Effectively begging new york for gunpowder. Among those who signed it was Joseph Warren. three men signed it quoting Joseph Warren chose a worn was considered, the number one revolutionary boston. He was a renown doktor. He was in his mid thirty's. And he was

The leading revolutionary he and SAM Adams and later John hancock and Paul revere and so forth,. Most of you know of him from me. Otherwise he's mostly on nobody at a crucial role in the early stays. was far better known, jefferson, washington, Are all the rest. And he was a marked man. The british, wanted him dead three weeks after conquered. The british decide to send more troops to quell the colonists. They dig in the minute man and other malaysian at breeds herself the british charge up the hill like many casualties, their force back there. charge up the hill, the second time they

more casualties in their push back. they charged up the hill. The third time. And the colonists ran out of gunpowder. hand to hand combat on the front lines: general power, Excuse me, general page: the communists to pull back. many in the front line, refused hand to hand combat. Among them, Joseph worn. but they couldn't possibly win. One of the senior officers for the british walked up to Joseph Warren and china between the eyes. but the battle was over. They chopped his body up into pieces. They use.

Made it on it. They covered it with dirt. Later Paul, revere and others would search for the body, and they would find it because Paul revere silversmith had made one of the false teeth in the Of Joseph worn- and he recognized. More when I return, then folks, its nose, because of that americans are more divided than ever, and it's not just over what policies will improve our great country. No, it's over whether america is great at all whether america deserves our love. That's, why am Primus hillsdale. digestive liberty, is so important in Primus looks at The issues of the day from a constitutional perspective, reminding citizens always of our great heritage of liberty for fifty years,

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concerned and decided they needed to prepare for war. They ablishn a continental army and elected george Washington is the commander in chief. They also drafted the olive branch petition. It was called and send it to king George that story The third in hopes of reach, A peaceful resolution. the king refused to hear the petition. Cleared the american colonies in revolt, What did the continental congress? The second continental kind words do after that point after, the break will be right back That's no secret! That americans are more divided than ever, and it's not just over what policies will improve our great country. No, it's over, whether america's great at all whether america deserves our love. That's why I'm Primus hills dell's, digest Liberty is so important in primary law.

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branch petition from the colonists. The colonists will meet on. in june seventeen, seventy six virginia delegate richard henley readily but What the resolution for independence reserve that these united colonies are of right ought to be free and independent states. Voting was postponed, while some of the delegates work to convince others to support independence. But, Eighty five men was assigned to draft document of independence. John Adams of massachusetts venture. Franklin of pennsylvania, thomas Jefferson of Virginia. roger sherman of connecticut neurons Livingston of new york. As you know, Jefferson did most of the work drafting The original document documented his lodgings at seventh and market street, The buildings no longer there,

and without getting into every aspect of this. I too, seventeen seventy six, that Second continental congress voted to adopt liese resolution for independence. This, is the day the John Adams thought should be celebrated, which would be Saturday this this year hop on parade? How do we know because that's what he wrote to Abigail Adams on July. Third, seventeen, seventy six, but believe but between July. Second, in July, fourth, congress argued over every word and jefferson strive to the declaration making the chain changes now jefferson sat in the back. I was fuming. While his document was change, one of the things removed from his initial draft. Was his condemnation of slavery and the slave trade, but delegates from south carolina and georgia threatened to leave.

and they knew they were already at war and they could not afford near the other colonies. Peeling off period. No, they didn't actually sign the document that day after Ex delegates received instructions from home to vote for independence. They'd initially abstained How can we, the Timothy Matt back. To be in gross that his hand, written fifth we of the fifty six sign the engross declaration of independence, inside independence hall on august. Second,. Seventeen seventy six august second Seventeen seventy six so Really. Independence was declared on July second, Declaration of independence was- doctrine on July. Fourth,

to the signatures occurred on august. Second, now Why did they write the document that they wrote. What did jefferson get his ideas on June twenty four eighteen twenty six march, jefferson receive a letter in modern day terms, he was accused of copying thoughts, Ideas from others. And he was invited to attend The fiftieth anniversary of independence,. but he was old and he was frail in he would die two weeks later.

And jefferson made the point. but his goal wasn't to reinvent ideas. Now. His goal was to underscore and try and ideas. that's exactly what he did. Jefferson's words were profound. Factly congresses words were profound. jefferson jefferson wished. we should refresh your recollection of these rights from time to time. And what are the words? So we should refresh my recollection about.

when, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected with another, do assume among the powers of earth. The separate any station to which the laws of nature natures, god and tighter them a decent. to those opinions of mankind. All these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal, They are endowed by their creator. With certain unalienable rights, that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The near universal appeal of this wording These principles, among america's founders is underscored further in other reports, historical documents for the period, the bridge The declaration of rights was adopted. twelve, seventeen, seventy six.

Predating the declaration of independence by a few weeks. is principally drafted by george mason. Also play a significant role at the constitutional convention: seventeen eighty seven. Now the prominence of the Virginia declaration is indisputable. Has some of its language was in fact borrowed by jefferson in drafting the declaration of independence. in fact, Benjamin franklin, John Adams, SAM Adams, you similar language in drafting future declarations of rights and constitutions for their own states, By the way, this is in rediscovering americanism my book Section one of the Virginia declaration provides that all men are by nature equally free and independent, and have certain inherent rights. which, when they enter into a state with society, they cannot by any compact a private divest, their posterity. Namely the enjoyment of life and liberty,

but the means of acquiring a possessing property and pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety You can hear the overlap, the Pennsylvania declaration of rights adopted on august. Sixteen seventeen, seventy six. but a month and a half after the declaration of independence. Its main author was benjamin franklin its, in section one that all men are born. Equally free and independent. and have certain natural inherent and inalienable rights among Which are the enjoying in defending of life and liberty a queen, possessing protecting property pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety Article one of the Massachusetts declaration of rights adopted in seventeen eighty authors included John Adams and same elapse. It states And are born free and equal and have certain natural, essential, unalienable rights among

which may be reckoned the right of enjoying in defending their lives and liberties. That of us possessing a protecting property in fine, that of seeking in obtaining their safety and happiness. But the declaration of independence rightly stands as the formal consent, this proclamation. Erica's independence and founding, and if several iterations was adopted by the second continental congress. julie, convene in philadelphia and may seventeen seventy five after the battles of lex Turning concord All the colonies were represented a while most of the delicate sniffily opposed independence. As congresses entreaties for peace were met with intensified, british military aggression became clear that the colonies would have to choose their independence. or subjugation.

May eight re teen twenty five, forty five she's me forty nine years after the adoption of a declaration in a replying to Henry Lee about the source of the ideas and language in the declaration is very important. jefferson succinctly, explained with Respect to our rights and the so the british government contravening those rights there was weapon one opinion on this side of the water, american wigs thought alike. On this subject,. When forced, therefore, Resort to arms for redress To the tribunal of the world was deemed proper for our justification. this was the object of the declaration of independence not to find out new principles or new arguments. Never before thought of merely to say things which had never been said before, but to pump Before mankind, the common sense of the subject and terms so plain and firm,

Commander assent, To find ourselves in the independent stand, we are compelled to take. Either aiming at originality of principle or sentiment, nor yet copied from any taken in previous writing. It was intended to be an expression of the american mine Give to that expression the proper tone and spirit called for by the occasion Its authority rush then, on the harmonizing sentiments of the day, whether expire, asked in conversation and letters printed, essays or not mentally books, a public right. As aristotle, cicero, lock, sidney, etc. the historical documents which you mention as in your possession, bought off to be found, and I am persuaded you will find to be corroborate up of the acts and principles advanced than the declaration from where do

These are all important ideas. Come we To truly understand, liberty civil society, america's founding- that is, birthright. This is me. must examined further, and so what did I do? in furtherance of this discovering americans, we Come much closer look at aristotle, cicero, lock and sidney. The most influential philosopher during the revolutionary period was Peak indispensable english thinker, John Locke, who lived from one thousand six hundred and thirty three to seventeen thousand and forty two in his The second treatise of government, publish in sixteen eighty nine Countless leading american colonists and founders increase the delegates who gathered at the second continental convention, indeed having

The fault, philosophical origins or the american revolution. harvard university, professor bernard balan, found that it pamphlet after pamphlet, the american writers cited John locke on natural rights. And on the social and gum And contract now let me pause, but first a footnote. Judge Jackson is now associate justice jackson. She was sworn in today. and had written question she was asked her view on natural law and said she does not take a position. It's in virtually all of the most important founding documents in our country. They comes from Aristotle, cicero,. John locke, whose most widely read philosopher in the revolutionary period.

and she said she does not. Take a position on it natural law. Why. Because, in order to embrace marxism. Woodrow Wilson Among several, although these so called leading intellectuals at the progressive movement rejected lock,. And rejected the first two paragraphs: the declaration of independence, the most. Appalling thing that was said during the hearing was not that wouldn't define a woman. The final one? him afterwards in a written response that she took no position on natural law trite? There, Declaration The declarations of the stakes. lock wrote that man is born with god given inalienable rights, among them personal and individual liberty,.

He said the state of nature has a law of nature to govern it, which. lodges everyone and reason, which is that law teachers, all mankind who will be consulted. All equal and independent, no one auto harm another life, health, liberty or possessions, four men being all the workmen a one arm, the pit Infinitely wise maker, All the servants of one sovereign One sovereign master, sent into the world by his order and about business. They are his property whose when ship they are made to lie, Storing his not one another's pleasure, and being furnished with like faculties Sharing all in one community of nature, there cannot Supposed any, that's subordination among us them. Authorize us to destroy one another if we were made for one another's uses

is the inferior ranks of creatures are four hours every one. as he is bound to preserve himself and not to quit, station wilfully. So by like reason, when is preservation comes not in competition in other words, war, be as much as he can preserve the rest of mankind. Lock, said That there is a circle of freedom surrounding each person and all people at birth, that circles the absolute human right to live and live freely. This is a natural right born of natural law or the law nature, Is divine, it is eternal, it is unalterable by mankind, man also has the ability to reason through reason that he discovers and discerns natural law is natural rights and their application all humanity. keep it very simple. Think of the golden rule.

The golden rule applies across, humanity doesn't mean it's. It's enforced. doesn't mean it follows: murder is a sin. Regardless of who does it. The ten commandments, Ten commandments provide. our god's laws to live by. That's natural law, be ripe- was love its nose I agree that americans are more divided than ever, and it's not just over what policies will improve our great country. No, it's over whether america is great at all whether america deserves our love. That's, why am Primus hillsdale died? Of liberty is so important in primus

Said the issues of the day from a constitutional perspective, reminding citizens always of our great heritage of liberty for fifty years In premises featured speeches given at hills, dale events by the smartest conservatives, thinkers and writers these day hills publishers, people like victor Davis, hands and molly Hemingway chris rueful over six two million american households and businesses receive him primus absolutely free, and I urge you to sign up for today at absolutely no charge I look forward to receiving my copy of em primus, my At helstone, I want you to have a free subscription as well to get your free subscription levin for a hills. Del back come right now, ellie Vienne hills doubt that come. Let's look at the terminology quickly. At the beginning of the declaration, we hold these truths to be self evident. That is knowable through reason, though

Men are created equal, They are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. What is that the divine law of nature obtains everywhere and applies to all. That, among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That is the right to live freely and happily. There is not a word in the declaration promoting slavery, not one word in his abraham lincoln said. The man, who did more. Than any other human being in this country. Two right or wrong This case sleigh rainy gave his life for as it was assassinated. He would. The declaration of independence over and over and over again. In defense of america's founding. And the defence of its framers and its founders that these men.

who did struggle with slavery,. In philadelphia twice. the assembly that met over the declaration of independence in the assembly that met over the constitutionally united states met in the same room, the pennsylvania assembly room in philadelphia. But they couldn't resolve it there and then. when they declared war, they couldn't afford to lose any colonies. and when they needed a constitution. The country is going bankrupt and being threatened by world powers. And it was lincoln, who said these men left it to their children and their grandchildren to fix this, and that, my god, it's what we're gonna do. if there was no united states if there was no seventeen. Seventy six.

If there was no eighty seventeen. Eighty seven. There would have been no civil war, slavery, perhaps would have gone on much much longer. what would be the separate territorial territories without the united states of america, I know of no other country that for the civil war, destroyed itself in order to eliminate slavery, I'll, be right back their second. the podcast is as exclusively sponsor by pure talk. Pure talk offers great coverage Save your family money on your wireless bill every single month go to pure talk, dot com to find them, And that is right for you. Thank you again,

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and the investigation of attempted arson of the hope clinic for women on hey street Pro life resource center This is happening all over the country. This is happening all over the country. Now, Knowing that it's happening all the country, Joe Biden overseas,. in spain, had a nato news coverage attacks. Supreme court, Tax, the holding in dobbs caught one go.

america is back, was your motto at the first nato summit last year, and you ve come to this summit here and the one in germany at the? U S, supreme court overturned constitutional protections for abortion after the shootings in buffalo and texas at a time of record inflation, and its new pulling this week shows that eighty five percent of the EU s public thinks the countries going in the wrong direction. How do you explain this to those people who feel the country is going in the wrong direction, including some of the leaders you ve been meeting with this? We who think that, when you put all of us together, it amounts to an american that is going to meet. Let me stop at here. First of all, I don't know who this reporter is. But that is a highly inappropriate question. On foreign soil highly inappropriate. Don't care who the president is

Don't care who the president is. And that's how Joe Biden should have responded. This is a highly inappropriate question. I'm here in spain. the only with nato. but that's not what he did go ahead They do not think that you haven't found one person, one world leader to say america is going back. America is better position to lead the world than we ever have been a disgusting liar, but go ahead. We, the world, our inflation rates, lawyers and other nations in the world is such a liar. That's so untrue, but it doesn't matter. Does it go ahead?

Brenda stabilize is outrageous behaviour. This report of united states overruling not only Roby way but essentially challenging the right to privacy. So let's stop. There it's propaganda like this. coming from him. A o c chemical they see Pelosi coming from Shermer and coming from the american meter media, among others,. that is essentially giving license to the violence now, though, deny it. How can they deny it. This is essentially giving licence to the violence how I condemn donald trump. who's, never seen anything close to what these people say. When, on the other hand,

in living color right now, Conducting themselves this way, we take the opportunity in a multi, faceted question to trash the supreme court. that the supreme court is destabilizing. He would say. These stabilize cut to go The first and foremost thing we should do is make clear how outrageous this decision was and how much it impacts not just on mobile to choose, which is a critical, critical piece: privacy generally staff again. I had a woman come up to me to day who I know. She worked very hard, not col educated, doesn't matter, but has street smarts.

and she says to me today. I am concerned the Supreme court's gonna take away our privacy rights. Did you hear that from. Biden, Pelosi. now or my print out of the decision. On page, seventy one, the court, specifically, says they're not going to do that. The key specifically says we're not even addressing privacy rights on addressing same Ex marriage, interracial, marriage or not Dressing contraceptives went on addressing any of it and yet Biden. The media and the other democrats insist on saying this. They insist on it.

And he does it again right here. So when you are dealing with people who are and or intentionally lying to them intentionally pouring fuel on the fire of people. are poised to be angry. You Igniting that fire When you lie three teeth about what the court did and said. When you live for your teeth, knowing We ve been over fifty attacks In many cases, violent attacks on churches. I'm pregnancy, centers and I'm pro life think tanks. And nobody. pull the line back between Biden what's taking place here. Nobody dollar choose trump

leading an attack on the capital building. Despite contrary evidence that shows the apis, but one comes to Biden, Pelosi Shermer what he said about through these justices. Knowing ability whatsoever none. They are inflaming Inflaming On unhinged obsessed people and their death called. He goes on to say that Need to change strangely filibuster rule We can clarify rovers way but want to codify rovers is way they want to codify their own radical extremists position that is, think to do with rovers his way they want unlimited.

Late term, one second, before birth, abortion. Now we know this because that the bill that was proposed in the senate by Schumer that every democrat But one voted in favour of it would blow out Every single restriction place by every single state included? Some those states it is dobbs case get to the supreme court in the first place. Is anybody know I one of the abortion clinics said mississippi. I oppose the mississippi law that required. With certain main major exceptions, outlawing of abortion. Now everybody's running around saying fifteen ways: fifteen weight that

The mississippi law said fifteen weeks. Because by almost five months we know that technology can keep that baby alive Democrats do not support rovers wade days for a federally funded, absolute, right to abortion at any time and objective any risks. Actions whatsoever period. Only six states in the united states do that only six states, the united states, not I may change but Democrats want to nationalize what these six states have done. And imposed on forty four other states. That's number one.

people need to understand what the Democrats support number two. The supreme court of the united states ruled there is no federal right to abortion. Can you just change that with a law. And say we will create one. Now the lesser minded lawyers out there dressed up as legal analysts I turn to the interstate commerce clause. The commerce cloth. The interested commerce clones we're talking about abortion with estates workers, not beyond the state borders. That is.

estate. Can't legislate. Texas cannot legislate for Oklahoma. the or can't legislate for connecticut we're too. King about abortions or no abortions or abortions, with exceptions within borders it has nothing to do with interstate commerce. Nothing. They will fire back because of the limitations of their cranium and they will say yes but Tat actually been expanded under the wicked case, in some other words activities within a state can affect commerce. There was a case about a farmer growing wheat whose, all it within this, and also used it for his family's own consumption in the consumption of the animals, On his farm in the court,

currently role that that affects interstate commerce, Interstate commerce means anything and that's how we got the mass of regulatory stay we have today, but Did they just missed the supreme court ruling? It says there is no federal constitutional right to abortion court didn't say: wait a minute. It's right there in the interstate commerce clause, it's right there. No, they didn't so you think they'd. circle back and revisit the interstate commerce clause. Mr producer. It's loaded, Chris, its scope at city, idiotic com. Does not have the power hell You heard it here first This does not have the power to court. call codify row so two points. They have no tension of codifying row. They want to fi: infanticide, how america they? codified, infanticide.

which is actually done in six states. There is a very, very tiny majority, so the republicans to expose them Their press, you know, like the wash examiner national review the wall street editorial page district attention to this, rather than trashing trump. They need to start asking the politicians out. Their people any limits whatsoever on abortion. Stacy prince could answer the question because more Mccullough master and she went in furthermore answer including Biden, none of them in number two, Where does congress get the power to quote unquote I defy. codify a federal abortion law in Every single state law didn't gorgeous rule that the states

the authority that, besides You think the court will revisit this and use the commerce clause, and so ops wait. A minute we met. the commerce clause. No, I don't think so. We're not talking A bottle of catch appear, ladies and gentlemen. Right back, then, her eyes and eighteen t t mobile are charging you a premium fee. Every month for data you dont use, stop paying for things. You don't use instead of paying eighty nine dollars a month to your current provider pages twenty dollars to pure talk for what you actually need. I made the switch and I'll be honest. I was nervous at first thinking. What was that which really going to be that good, am I going to drop, calls slow internet. I can tell you First hand: the file gee service is that good switch pure talk- was that easy, so list

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A hemorrhoid our constitution. and yet she's everywhere, because So profound she So profoundly stupid, but the fact is They ve created there. They ve propped her up. And now she's, like a puppet, she says the things, the media one or two years, example cut three go at present should come out in favour of forcefully in favour of explaining the spring quarter. I believe That the president should forcefully come out in favour of abolishing filibustering, because your economy, you The people created this great republic hate. The american people. You hate I society. you've contributed nothing to this country,

absolutely nothing! big mouth punk, that's what you're You've done nothing for this country and if we did everything you demand that we do it be well on our way. to societal hell. I'll, be right. Back the verizon, a t and t and t mobile are charging you a premium fee every month for data you don't use, stop paying for things. You don't use instead of paying eighty nine dollars a month to your current provider pages twenty dollars to pure talk for what you actually need. I made the switch and I'll be honest. I was nervous at first thinking. What was that which really going to be that good. Am I going to drop calls slow internet? I can tell you First hand the file Gee service is that good, switching to

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The reagan library has been taken over by hostile forces. The chairman of the reagan, library, is the ceo of the washington post. his name is fred ryan. Fred ryan, hates donald trump. In other words, Fred, rhine hates. You. many of us who served with and for ronald reagan and a door Ronald Reagan need to know. that the reagan library now has been taken over by never proper and a rhino. That's why you runs the washington post. And runs the reagan library. his name is fred ryan. It is on this fred rainest chairman. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend the reagan. Library. Liz cheney was there yesterday. using Ronald reagan's name to attack donald trump.

Liz cheney is a serial liar. She's destroying our constitutional system while pretending to defend it. She's being used by Nancy Pelosi, the media in the democrats for a committee, the lie, Which america has never seen before. she's the plaything of Nancy Pelosi He sits there and give speeches. and she knows full well through her leading questions several over leading questions, weren't Did they provide lies to the american people like with, See hutchinson. questions about the limousine and true Not just knowing about wanting armed people at the protest and so forth, and so on about her signed letter

question for liz trainees has she been coaching witnesses and she coordinating with their lawyers, Seems to me. To be a big issue, because But she accuses the trump people are doing. I've never been more embarrassed. then they have that woman. All my radio show in the past. and her father and her mother never. As this country's going to hell as the Marxists Our by nature, pelosi, chuck humor. As our enemies, foreign and domestic, empowered by the incompetent per phone. Who's in the oval office, cheney, family. The bush family wants each other's throats.

By now, united in their war. On the base of the republican party. an alliance with fred ryan at the washington post, Paul ryan Who's on the reagan board of directors. what a disgrace, if some the campaign for reagan in seventy six campaign for reagan and eighty day years and present a ragged administration Somebody who went to the reagan library to launch my books- maybe Six or seven times the biggest audiences, the biggest sell out In the reagan library, in the history, the reagan, library. I will not be going there again. And this does really break my heart-

That's where the reagan's are buried, that's where they're buried. It's really a shock supporting. This guy fred rhine weasel, does way up to the top. And into the reagan family. He was an advance man when he started. Then he became chief of staff to present a rag and when he retired. many weasel himself under the library board, weasel himself in their private lives. We himself into the Washington post corporation weaseling himself, all over the place and look. How is destroying the reagan, library and look how his newspaper business in the country. Fred ryan.

you can. Google is his name. Take a look pretty boy. So embraces lynn, cheney, lint, Cheney. There Again, presidential library, where they packed the and would trainees supporters goes regulates, would never go. They would never go says you cannot be loyal to trump and the constitution. They held a sheet think she is. Does she think she is its grotesque. Tromp as a domestic threat, trappers domestic threat. This is why they don't have an opposition oh pretoria, evidence, conch witnesses. challenges and motions?

Because she is free. The blasphemy trump his supporters Other individuals. and you use reagan's name. While she does it. Her father, never supporter, braggin, her was a bushy and before that, her father, A ford guy. The chinese, whenever regulate ever. Inter was a fait accompli. that he would win the nomination and nineteen. Eighty and eighty four For that no way more than the bushes, where. any more than Mcconnell, was. You see, ladies and gentlemen, reagan was an outsider. Ronald Reagan had to fight the republican establishment. Ronald Reagan had to fight the bushes, the chinese, the forts.

In order to get the nomination there now. They devour the reagan library what next they're gonna rewrite as legacy. rewrite his legacy. How disgusting I look at most of the board members on the reagan library, with a couple of exceptions and good exceptions. Most of them are, ladies and gentlemen, big corporatist republican rhino corporatist, not all, but a majority. That, too, is running the reagan, library. Financial investors, whatever that means. Who have no

And suppose, commitment that anything Reagan stood for period, nothing. So he brings in. Rhine and me library list training. brought chris Christy. They brought in dense ass. These guys are regulates the ral, a joke. they bring in democrats where the regulates really cool disgusting. By the way, I see that this sir What was his name, the former chief of staff, to trust in mecca? What was his mulvaney.

Always sonny's everywhere, you noticed, said mister bidders trashing trump, so he's on every tv show, then I saw him to CBS news is, I write it didn't. Take much did mulvaney few bucks. And you say whatever you need to say. No I'm not saying he is, but isn't that kind of the definition of a drifter MR producer. I could be wrong, of course, and he's out there. implying or even saying that, Meadows is having some kind of a mental breakdown, really This guy more venues, another hemorrhoid on the body politic,. say that about mark meadows. You don't.

You don't have the. the credibility to say anything. To make a statement like that about somebody. kind of a low life? Have you become? Quite a big one. Now. You know why I'm loved oliver washington d c. I don't care. Christine Christiana on poor on cnn. She camps Overturning row to repressive regimes who have set back women's rights, she said In effect, the taliban are wondering why they should listen to the? U s but if the same by women's rights after the road is it. Ladies and gentlemen, these white wealth narcissistic. socially approved.

media and media like women, who make these statements who make these statements are unbelievable? Unbelievable all we have now in the media- sink a fancy talking to sink offence, Fades talking to sink offence at all. We have. self appointed a leaders talking to self appointed elitists, not the people in the street, not a word. About those people or from those people. Now, Christiana and poor- if that is your name, Joe Biden, schmuck oh see how, by Tom, they all know.

That any woman who wants an abortion gets an abortion. Here's the thing. oh sees in new york city. Mr producer. Is there a problem getting an abortion in new york city. We should aim at ports in washington dc is their problem. Getting abortion in washington, d c. now, there's none What are they whining about Because people in other states. don't believe in this. Moreover, Once again, there are all over the media and are not ass. A single question about the real believes, a boarding. a full grown ready be delivered baby. Christiana, etc. by you and I, Joe they are said, she's gonna join MR producer, the the sex

I did you hear that she thought it was a good idea. Why look at it I'm going to have a sex strike watch the view you want to throw up I'll, be right. Back It was love in the verizon. A t and t and t mobile are charging you a premium fee every month for data you don't use, stop paying for things. You don't use instead of paying eighty nine dollars a month to your current provider pages twenty dollars to pure talk for what you actually need. I made the switch and I'll be honest. I was nervous at first thinking well as the coverage really going to be that good, am I going to drop calls slow internet? I can tell you first hand the file, Gee service is that good? Switching to We'll talk was that easy, so listen, don't sit on the fence any longer, you're being ripped off by greedy wireless companies. It's time to

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That women are going to withhold sex from men, so all of a sudden were binary again. Very confusing, should they be using pronouns, just underscore my last point, the prior to the sponsor break. If we had a poster of joy, they harm every bedroom. Every couples, bedroom. You wouldn't have to go on strike people Beat so second that nothing will happen. Baby writing a re run of the morning. Schmo show nothing would happen. Joy is the face the post face person.

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Eight, seven, seven, three one three, eight one one, The russian military. Is committing so many. Abuses it it's even impasse but a catalogue, I have a piece here. I can't even read it to you. About the mass rape? That's taking place, in ukraine, commits not discussed by the peut annoyed, send their hemorrhoids in the media when the report party or in the democratic party. They targeted. with a long distance missile. A more with a thousand people when it There are tens of thousands of ukrainians who have been forcibly moved

ukraine and into russia. In the past, russia has use people like that. It's slave labour camps. including tens of thousands of children. In this bizarre alliance, Intended but nonetheless, reality beach in the peut noise in their hemorrhoids Joe Biden his hammer rights that they, the bizarre combination, is just repudiating repulsive. Joe Biden blames gas price increases on cuton. It doesn't matter what evidence Available to show you it's not his appeal, we I mean we used import about five percent of putin's oil big deal.

but we became energy independence. And so Biden says as long as the wars going on. With russia and ukraine. The price of gas will be high. no as long as he has his foot on the throat of the oil industry, the prey we'll be high, the we'll industry is saying that it's Biden's policies. The policies of his commie radicals at the epa at the interior department at the energy too and everywhere else Is preventing them from doing what they need to do expanding. expanding refineries. Expanding drilling locations. And so the pure noise. the knowledge say effect late, ukraine's far so I blame Putin

You'd lloyd's array of blaming the ukrainians, why we helping them. Why are we giving them money? Why are we supporting costs are under attack? There are now either being destroyed morons, and on top of that,. Putin's said he has said in writing. Last year,. intends to go through ukraine and then anwar eastern europe, the rest of eastern europe, good I'll give it anyway. and, of course, there's china in alliance with russia, but you know if you want Be stupid, you'll be stupid. The reason why gasoline prices are high is because. This administration. The federal government has each day, war since the oil industry, like any

the kind of war, the crippling it. And their leaching the unleashing this war really against. You you're, the ones. In the end. We have to pay these prices, they you to change your court, unquote habits. They call it but you know driving time Working earning money and feeding your family fairly, that's it Habit like a draw your habit. Simultaneous with this. The Biden administration is at war with the suburbs to eliminate sing family housing because it Everybody has known from day one sing Family housing is not implicitly but explicitly racist. You live in a single family home because you hate other people, so that is his next budget, billions and billions of dollars to destroy,

local zoning, single family, whole house. What's with the war on automobiles, they want you to take public transportation. How do we know that's what they have in their budgets? radio cars already you're single family home, you don't need these things to survive. The marxist or on the march, that's what's going on other people of ukraine, arson, what what is with these noise in in their hemorrhoids attacking them. It's like we have. Tokyo roses all over the place, who is google, it doctor docket, paying it you'll figure it out mouthpieces for our enemy.

for our enemy. Yes, Russia's anatomy people who threaten With nuclear war, I would say there are enemy, wouldn't you, Mr Buzek,. I we misunderstand him. The misunderstand anything terrible Now the anti semitism in the democratic party, Is really spreading and the. And the secular jews, and I say this as a jew who vote Democrat are empowering this whether they want to hear me say it or not. Where they wanna hear me say it or not. This is from the free beacon, credo the by the nominee. The service you have some bastardy. Brazil spoke at length about the influence of jewish money and politics.

Claiming the jewish lobby exerts undue influence over the democratic party and its age or money where's, the ep. defamation like where is it. Where are they? Where are all these groups. I hear from z, away more klein, I don't hear from anybody or all the groups. leisure Beth Frawley baggily a long diplomat in democratic party insider his skin. today to have her nomination advanced to the full senate by the Senate foreign relations committee. But our comments, about jewish money, who also talked about that, omar entirely, and they ask. but they love. I even though she's an anti semite in a big it. They lover. They bring or on these tv shows.

They bring or on the stephen co show I've always had questions about this guy. Something about him. Mister producer, every now and then do you notice. All of a sudden he speaks in german. Have you ever heard that MR producer. That's continue but baggily comments about jewish money in politics troops, considered anti semitic are raising red flags among democratic republic and members of the committee. But the question is who would nominate somebody like this? Ladies and gentlemen,. Baggily. In a ninety ninety eight interview for copy of which was obtained by the free bacon, but my uncle, the influence of the jewish lobby, because there is a major money involved, major money involved should

The claim the Democrats always tend to go with the jewish constituency on Israel and say stupid things like moving capital jerusalem, always comes up. Support These israel related issues are due to the jewish factor, its money. and the interview was conducted by historian at the association for diplomatic studies in training for an oral history project oral more like anal. Senate sources and in the confirmation process, ed bagley common, should disqualified from the ambassadors rough. Why would she nominated by the the administration? America? Why? then there is this candidate for colorado, state house, african american Democrat critics. As for old anti semitic, tweets sinks. Upon all members of the jewish community in colorado, citizens

to say no to this apostle of hatred. They say yes, she, her tweet, some of which involved it, doesnt matter, tropes about Jews and money. Jews and money, jews and managers she's definitely Qualified has a resume to have a primetime show on. Msnbc, there's no doubt about that. But you see this anti semitism, this jus hate in the democratic party abide in administration. We see more more african americans moving away from the democratic party we see a whole lot of hispanics moving away from the democratic party. What about this secular jews and the secular catholics, and so forth. Why are they so thoroughly meshed in the democratic party, when the democratic party hates their guts,

Right back then, Let us be honest: one of the best hosts on tv highest raided host on fox on the weekends. Is maria march aroma marie- bar to roma. How are you hello mark thanks? much for having me bullets Great pleasure- and I talk about our economy in this epa decision, who better. And so Maria bar to roma. My question is this: why does he blaming and keep blaming pew for oil prices for inflation and so forth? What does he take credit for what he's done to our economy? Well,

I don't know that he really knows what's going on. I do think that he continues to try to sell this spin that it's all He spoke, and we know that when Joe Biden walked into the oval office, the consumer Price index was at one point, four percent and it moved upstairs over twenty twenty one, as he signed into law, be covered relief package. The Democrats pushed through five trillion dollar spending build back better package and been signed in infrastructure package. Another one trillion. You know now The forgiveness of student loan, gatt and above all this stuff, it is an enormous amount of stimulus on top of the federal reserve's easy. Any policy and mark the truth, isn't just been bad management and bad decisions. and now I believe we are in fact in a recession clear.

We are seeing a contraction in the first quarter and we have to wait to see what we see in the second quarter, but it certainly you don't feels like a recession and am races now. at forty year highs going into the you know July fourth holiday talking about One of the most expensive holidays- we ve seen it A cave The worst first half of the year, stock market since nineteen. Seventy. You know what you're like the rain lady when it comes to knowledge when it comes to peep Can ask you anything like what about this company or what about wall street in this date, and what about? How do you remember all this stuff? Well, look. I mean I'm just talking about sentiment and you know, I think the sentiment that we see is very reflective of america, really frustrated and disappointed

I in Joe Biden and this radical energy in a clean climate agenda, whatever it's called build back better agenda, which is called in companies. Show money and we are about to go into the second quarter earning season. Fortunately I would say to you that the stock market investors are not accept are expecting way too much. In terms of earnings and will probably going into a very volatile period, were going to see more declined in the market because companies are going to come out in their second quarter. Reports, and I ve been to tell us pretty much negative guidance for the rest of the year, How do I remember it? I look. I am just looking you know, I'm looking at it every day where we're having a great time every day and my morning show mornings with maria on fox business three hours, you're talking about you, know the economy and policy in politics and in it

Firstly, because the whole time you look at this performance- and you look at this dreadful impact on the american people and it's all policy It's on gay one. He walked into the open office and cancel the exile pipeline. Many cancelled all drilling on federal land. These these things have an impact Well, why we're talking about oil prices a gasoline places where they are, but they do not want to admit it an evil more dangerous and worrisome is the fact that they won't even acknowledge it. When you know you have to acknowledge, you have a problem, they won't acknowledge it and and pivot there right now, as we speak, trying to push through we spend it. Joe mansion on board for reconciliation package that includes one and a half trillion dollars new taxes, cities. You know Maria here's, the problem. We can't win every election Open november is a big when the one after that- and so we can, when I every election, he had the politics has changed a lot in that

Craig party, in my view, now wants to really take bazooka to our constitutional system, to our economic system, to our classrooms there, they're, not happy with just winning in end and duking it out within the constitutional box. They want to burn down the box. Do you get that sense too? That's why your last book was so important. an end. I raise this with you when you came on my show. The other day I mean mark you are so she bought on about this marxist, the red running through our country, our economy, our population. But I take it a step further and say it's: I trust the Democrats. It's the truth, The communist party, really question is: are the democrats understanding the rat in now two I or are they also getting paid off

Some way I don't know I mean we know Eric swore wealth leaping with you. Don't miss bang, bang. We know we know other. You know in situations where there have been compromises right. Yet here we have Joe Biden and employs cuddling. I'm hunter bite it that in plain sight, isn't it adam share and so get out that you really what I worry about our name, because I gotta tell ya. and- and- and I really your show, resonate with me so much because thank you. I feel the day, my my grandparents came to this country in nineteen o six. My grandfather common barter imo had twelve dollars in his pocket. after serving in world war, one came to when settled in brooklyn, built a restaurant named the rex manner after the ship, the racks that transport italians, chip to to america read me my first job I was the coach at girl. I had any

What about you know, love and respect for this country and when The kind of corruption and the night the kind of compromising situation that we talk about. It makes me sick now. Also, you look at these corporations. You know there was a time when most corporations were quite patriotic, but now they're doing enormous amount of business for communist china, despite the fact that they know they have these concentration camps and. These slave labour and same with american sports and so forth. I just don't think most american corporations, which are tolerated that in the thirties and forty can you stay after the break. In an answer that, for me, what's happened to america corporations? Ok, maria we'll be right back maria Bartiromo she's, fantastic, cinema

in america's were the only seven seven three one. Twenty eight one one beats america's pelosi: maria bar to romo. He doesn't really need any introduction people in this audience. I know who you are maria and my question to you is these companies? I mean you look it up. I mean that the head of apple gave some slobbering speech over there, Surely the other day these sk about players who is supposed to be tough them too, and on and on and on. They know what china as up to, and yet they grow but take shots at our own country in these companies are the very unpatriotic. What do you think. Well look. I think that this work is and is creating a real division and put back from their customers in many corners. However, look these

companies are looking across the world for more customers and they see one point: three billion people person population potential, And they figured that they could, you know, create more business. What there are missing is something that I know that gene ratcliff said to you and he has said to me as well, and that is same strategy is very simple, and this is what it is rob replicate, replace. That's it. It's rob, replicate replace and all of these companies that are already in china what beer Seeing right now is the ccp creating an exact, a duplicate of their company their brand, the way they do it and they blew Everything in the ccp has stolen intellectual property and stolen the secrets of how to do it so much so that they will be eventually replacing those companies

In the meantime, they are keeping those companies to educate and create and ensure share their expertise, mean. What you really need here is leadership. You need leadership in government to say an adversary, not away Joe Biden called china, china, a competitor. Challenging competitor. None enough. It can sheriff they have stated Clearly that they want to take take the united states over is the number one superpower. They were staring intellectual property now for decades under the trouble. Restoration to is a string of indictments. from the professor and harbour the chemistry professor, harvard too you know the embassies, the houston embassies, the san francisco embassy, I voted Tire book about it, the car, where I

tell a woman from motorola employ from motorola. She was quite at the airport at her package were full of thumb drives and and What what what was happening was they'd. They created shell company down the block four motorola in illinois and they were duplicated were trying to steal the company's technology which, The walkie talkie football, which you're in the early days when this was happening there Very important and highly valued technology that the government was using for defence hence military purposes and anyway. This is this has been going on for a while time, and you know when the: u s, first strike Open up and partner with china and think what Ok, we can have free trade, we can have a fair trade now. Once again, timing. I now was unfortunately, Did not materialise because what decision created, look more inward and become more nationalistic,

not that I was not a good after on a global scale- age and did not follow the rules on the global stage. In its stead stole intellectual crop not to mention the human rights abuses, but These are the things that are happening to corporate america and instead of recognising this arm, There are many companies are, are digging it you're right, I'm because they they want the business and really you know people talk about, we need to produce more here at home because they have all this power over us, the communist chinese. I wanted comes to certain drugs when it comes to certain elements, send mean therein over there in the congo grabbing stuff too, and all of the world, and so were I mean at this point. I think you are either with us or against us fear an american company, because I feel you don't have to agree with me. I feel the the communist chinese regime

Preparing for war. There's a war or not, and I there's going to be, and not because of us, but their preparing for war that go to invade taiwan, their threatening And for crying out loud in the philippines and vietnam, there all day I ve taken over asia or try to take over the area. The solomon islands, which is in our r the woods. Eastern africa they're all over central and south america. I mean there if they're, building, hypersonic missiles. That is not for taiwan. That's for us, they're, building the biggest navy on the face of the earth that is not for japan And that's for us and I don't feel like we're really We're really engaged here. Do you. Now we're not because Joe Biden has compromised. Unfortunately, we have to question this decision, making the decision making, given the tens of millions of dollars that we know hunter had, has taken it.

the laptop is there we know we, we know what has taken place here and Fortunately, what I've seen is a very soft on china policy. I am, he called Competitor, not an adversary and another thing yet which about leadership here. You need to set the tone at the top. for everyone else to follow, but right now ve got the federal thrift fond. I mentioned this the other day the federal thrift fund pretty much the four one for governor Employees, past and present, and that includes military, and can you imagine in june the federal thrift fond and then these funds are managed by the big, like Where are you now They have a window that is opening their The fund is able to invest in chinese many companies, and in some of these companies,

there will be sanctioned already, and these are the companies that are tied to the military that will in fact, over time turn around and an end. Wait: the gun that america, then these are the companies that potentially military men and women past and present are actually helping to fund their expansion, I mean At your head around that an and if we have leadership on this issue, somebody he'd come and pay men in a minute and a half hour, military men and women The expansion of chinese companies tied to the things as they prepare for war potentially against america it's outrageous. While Maria I want to thank you for your patriotism, your programs, your cuts, We love, you hear the audience loves you, that's quite obvious and keep up the great work. and in addition, a sunday morning, futures round the fox business travel every morning. And god bless you

mark, I love you and I am so grateful for your thanks, much for all that you do. Same here. God bless. Take care all right, hill, stale, federalist molly hemingway the great molly hemingway. Listen to this, President Biden ordered all six hundred federal agencies to quote expand citizens opportunities to read yesterday vote obtain information about in participating in the electoral process unquote march, seven twenty twenty one million- it's like right after you took office republican politicians, constitutional scholars, election integrity, specialist began to worry exactly what was up with. With this proclamation, while they had good reason. The twenty twenty election she writes had suffered from widespreading coordinated efforts by democrats

activists and donors to run get, the vote operations from inside state local government election offices predict minutely in they democrat cleaning areas of swing states, member members Zuckerberg Independent researchers have shown the factor this, take over government election offices and it was Streamline partisan and favoured democratic, overwhelmingly. At that time the order was issued. Democrats were also hoping to pass hr one. Continuation of the effort to destabilize elections throughout the country Federalized take over state election administrations. Gave each agency two hundred days to file their plans for approval by another? Then susan rice. His hyper his hyper partisan domestic policy adviser But fully nine months after those plans were do they're all

Hidden from the public, even as evidence is emerging that the election operation is in full swing. there are several major problems with by secret plan, its annette. Other type federal benefits to election activity at sancho. The inclusion of the federal government take us all That belongs to the states in which congress has not granted and given that fifty states have different laws and processes governing the administration of elections. It's a reps recipe for K. confusion, And fraud at a time when election security concerns are part secular fraud, mobilizing voters is ice sheets may have caused Mobilizing voters is always a political act, not really choosing which groups to target forget the vote efforts, is one of the most important activities done by political campaigns. Now this goes on.

There are organizations who are trying to get copies. Through the freedom of information act these plans That had to be submitted in two hundred days these plans that had to be submitted with, federal government's getting out the vote. She's concerned, and rightly so as our others, that they won't released the plan. Biden put former days President dame us as a left wing democratic operation, kay sable raw rock band rush on Former day, most legal strategies director sure, baines in key whitehouse posts to oversee election related initiatives, what the hell, people in the white house. on the federal dime, overseeing federal. agency involvement in getting out the vote, where's that

so? Turning and one? Where are you, the graves you jerk that's right. Right. Mind serves a senior accounts of the white house office. Their overseas regulatory changes, meaning a proves, every federal agencies, regulations, and provides legal review of executive order before the released. You are kinda rush out Institutionally and ethically questionable order, she writes this post A key to fill pains have day, Moses director of legal strategies, helping write the paper that was trained to do an executive order. He reports Actually to susan rice: have you noticed we know? here from receives Susan rice. And yet I'm sure her dna on everything. She served in political positions and democrat white houses, scandal ridden brooklands institute brookings. She played a role in the spying on trumped scandal, blatantly lying

at the same rights, molly hemingway lying at the benghazi terrorist attack lying about barbaric dolls, military record Was obama's right hand, woman may I say woman. I think I will write And birthing purse, not, I would be his wife right, but may I say, wife at So confusing. She was its national security adviser. At the same time, hunter Biden was sitting right on the official whitehouse aircraft. Other countries. And you know the rest and less. When groups not exactly what's going on, conservatives may be in the dark, but leftwing activists groups are fully involved in this plot. Leftwing, dark money, rob day mouse put press releases immediately after the executive order was issued sang it would be happy to work with federal agencies on the project and then the group admit publicly that it called organised agency base working groups and met with staff in these agencies to provide technical expertise as they did.

their initial voter registration plants to ensure plans reflect their knowledge and priorities of various agencies. Stakeholders, It also admitted to develop research and reach. Now the words. Ladies and gentlemen, there, governments involved in our next election. Colluding with leftwing dark money operations in likely violation of the hatch act right out of the white house. right out of the white ass little tray, Does he live. Hence there kings are you paying attention? Nobody gives it. I'll be right back the way I meant to mention Lee zeldin. Congratulations, Republican nominee for governor new york

good lord. I hope he gets that slot. turn this whole state around in new york. To produce it. Can I squeeze a collar in her or not? Mine New york city, the great w a go right ahead, place or mark. Thank you for Both parties moves in may last year, I wasted people will make decisions about their trimester Abortion that experience has me back in the communist yugoslavia, they include denied more than four years ago, my pregnant wife, bisexual to fill up the stairs and gave birth to myself. Born child in middle of seven pregnancy I thought I was not given about four pounds. It was time but she was devil, pierre hair, blue eyes and they'll, but she felt it to be. Of my hands tiny human being I'm still getting emotion just to talk about it

Let us imagine that anybody, if anybody Imagine the last second birth. When the baby's fully developed in europe, actually right- and this is where the Democrats stand. stand on the wrong side of humanity and we are to make them look at it in the mirror. Thank you, My friend, god bless. We salute our armed forces, police officers, firefighters, emerging personnel, trackers or ukrainian brothers and sisters, and you folks, god bless each and every one of you I'll see you tomorrow.