They’re Going To Take EVERYTHING From You (Ep 2153)

2023-12-19 00:58:20

He’s a former Secret Service Agent, former NYPD officer, and New York Times best-selling author. Join Dan Bongino each weekday as he tackles the hottest political issues, debunking both liberal and Republican establishment rhetoric.

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Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with

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your host, Dan Von Geno.

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I'm still floating from yesterday.

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Yesterday was just the craziest day.

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To live what we lived through yesterday with you all live on the show was just for everyone

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here in the room.

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I know I speak for everyone, even my radio crew who were watching, was just an incredible

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moment.

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Three million followers on the air, we had 127,000 people.

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I just want to again thank you for yesterday.

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I hope you understand how much that meant to me.

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And thank you for all the feedback on the Tucker episode, part one.

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Part two today, 3 p.m. eastern time.

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It gets even better.

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Guy, you thought part two was better, right?

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He says significantly better.

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I don't know.

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I liked part one too, but Guy, forever the pessimist.

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But he says part two significantly better.

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Check that out today.

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What's that?

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It's 10 minutes longer.

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Okay.

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Good to know.

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I did not know that.

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So they cut it.

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So check that out.

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Major, major interview yesterday with us.

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It was really awesome.

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I'm glad you all liked it.

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I got a follow up on yesterday's episode today because again, I'm getting a ton of feedback

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that are from people who are really worried about these great reset people and all of

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the stuff they keep talking about that's ignored.

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I'm going to bring the receipts today and show you, you will own nothing.

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If they have their way, you understand what I'm telling you?

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You will own nothing.

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And they brag about it.

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You will own nothing.

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Everything ladies and gentlemen will be shared.

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Just wait.

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All right, folks.

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Getting back to the show.

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Joseph, big show today.

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Yes, sir.

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It's showtime, Dan.

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Joe is very excited today.

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As Guy said, he has a lot of energy today.

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You'll see why.

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This show, there's no way I'm going to get to all this.

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This is one of the sickest two-pagers ever.

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Not only is it a two-pager, look, it's a two-pager with notes in the margin.

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That's how bad today's show is chock full of info.

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Let's get right to it.

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The great reset thing I talked about yesterday in prescriptive mode.

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These people are not kidding.

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Just listen to them.

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It's incredible how many people email me after these things and tell me there are a lot of

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swampy type Republicans and some Democrats who reluctantly watch the show and they're

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like, oh my gosh, Dan, this great reset thing.

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It's just a conspiracy theory.

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You're making all this up.

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Oh, man.

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Dude, I'm just quoting them, man.

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I know you like this story.

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I'm just quoting them.

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I'm just quoting them, people, these people.

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You will own nothing in their eyes.

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Do you understand that?

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The entire world will be a sharing economy.

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Now, here's the great irony of all this bullshit, right?

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These great reset people.

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This sharing economy means that the corporations they claim to hate, those evil white male

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patriarchal corporations that are stealing everything from you.

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The irony is they're going to own everything.

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The fleets of cars through Uber.

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They're going to own the real estate portfolios through their hedge fund.

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The irony of this whole thing is all they've done.

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Wait, this is an important point.

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This is an important point.

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Guy, you got to listen.

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Act as the audience on buzz because if I get too deep, he pulls me right out.

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The essence of communism is that the government and the centralized government will own everything.

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They will own the production of goods and resources.

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They'll own everything.

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You work for the government.

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The great irony of the great reset crowd is they want the corporations to own everything

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regulated by the government.

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Uber will own the fleets of cars.

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Again, the hedge funds will own the houses and you'll just rent them from people.

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You will own nothing.

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That's the irony of this whole thing.

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No, they're not talking about that.

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Listen, based on feedback from yesterday's show, here he is.

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Here's your guy, Klaus Schwab again, head of the World Economic Forum, talking again

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about the sharing economy.

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Hat tip there, Wide Awake Media, they've got good clips of this guy.

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Talking about how you're sharing everything.

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And by the way, when they say sharing, they mean your data too.

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They mean everything.

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Don't just think houses and cars, everything.

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Your genetic profile, your data.

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Listen to this.

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But what is important for me, if I look particularly at the impact of the fourth industrial revolution,

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to a certain extent also, if I look at the disruptive nature of the structural change

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which we're the fellow of COVID, I think we should use the social contract as an expression

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of the transition of one world to another world.

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I think it's a key narrative which we should have is to move from a society which is built

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on production and consumption to a society which is built on caring and sharing.

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Folks, let's just listen to what the dude has to say.

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You will own nothing.

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This is their future.

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All they've done is trade big government for big corporations regulated by government that

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are going to own everything, your data, your car, your house.

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You will own Jack's squad.

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Private property goes out the window for you, but not for the connected corporations and

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the government regulators that own them.

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Your data too.

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This is what freaks me out about this stuff.

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This great reset shit they talk about is absolutely real.

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I want to play this clip from yesterday again so you understand what they're talking about

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here.

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When they're talking about taking everything from you in the new sharing economy where

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you'll own nothing, they want to use your data.

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You see, there's a reason going forward.

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A couple of people picked up on this on Twitter yesterday.

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They said, Bongino nailed it.

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I'm not trying to nail anything.

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I'm just trying to expose the obvious.

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The reason they need to control the data and censor the internet is because the artificial

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intelligence of the future is going to be able to predict things and is going to be

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able to dominate the economy.

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They can't have that artificial intelligence in the new data democracy where they throw

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elections out the window and just predict who you want.

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They can't have the artificial intelligence representing what conservatives want, telling

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the truth.

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They have to censor the information because it's reading the language.

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That's why this predictive mode he talks about, prescriptive mode, that's why this is so important

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that they censor and keep conservatives locked down.

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They're afraid the artificial intelligence is going to read the truth.

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And there's nothing liberals hate more than the truth, whether it's about college admissions

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or tax policy.

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They can't have AI reading that.

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Here, listen to this.

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Now we go into a predictive power and we have seen the first examples and your company very

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much involved into it.

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But since the next step could be to go into prescriptive mode, which means you do not

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even have to have elections anymore because you can already predict what, predict and

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afterwards you can say, why do we need elections?

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Because we know what the result will be.

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Again, I played it yesterday, I'm just showing you again how these people are not kidding

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when they're talking about going into sharing mode and sharing everything.

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They mean your data, too.

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They just don't want conservatives to be able to share data in the public space because

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they're afraid artificial intelligence is going to read it and make predictions based

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on what conservatives say on social media, which is typically fact.

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The left can't live in a world of facts.

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If the left lived in a world of facts that AI was reading, school choice wouldn't exist.

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Tax policy wouldn't exist.

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Conservative tax policy wouldn't exist.

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Patient controlled health care wouldn't exist.

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You think AI that has no emotion whatsoever is going to read about government run rationing

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of health care and decide that better outcomes come from it, even though there's no data

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to back that up at all?

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You understand now why that executive order we covered months ago?

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I wish I'd put this in the show today.

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I had sent it to Guy, it was a Wall Street Journal article.

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It's about how Joe Biden and his team, how they have this executive order about how they

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want to contour artificial intelligence to make sure it represents diverse interests.

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That's what this is about.

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You remember the article?

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That's what this shit is about.

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You understand they don't want AI to be an unbiased observer of data or liberal theories

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about developing inner cities and race relations are going to be just pilloried.

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Imagine asking AI the question, are police hunting down black men randomly in the street

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in five micro thousandths of a second?

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It's going to come back and say there is no data to back that up.

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The Biden team's afraid of that.

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I want you to listen to this.

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This is great.

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You know, this guy's Australian Senator Malcolm Roberts.

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He just absolutely shreds.

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This goes on for a while, but I cut about a minute of it for the sake of time.

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He shreds this great reset stuff and he talks about exactly this, how this is what these

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people want.

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They want to make sure that they're sharing everything and you own nothing.

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And he's like, you know what?

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We're not having this over here.

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I got Bill Gates coming up next if this to show you how all these all these big

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corporations, the Microsoft's, the IBM's, the Gates's, the Bezos's, they're all in on

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this, folks.

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They're all in on this sharing AI economy.

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As long as they can censor you and control its output.

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Here, listen to this.

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Klaus Schwab's life by subscription, quote, is really serfdom.

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It's slavery.

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Billionaire globalist corporations will own everything, homes, factories, farms, cars,

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furniture.

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And everyday citizens will rent what they need.

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If their social credit score allows.

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The plan of the great reset is that you will die with nothing.

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To pull off this evil plan, Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum will need to take more

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than just material possessions from Australians.

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Senators in this very chamber today who support the great reset threaten our privacy,

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freedom and dignity.

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Yes, they're in this Senate chamber.

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One Nation vehemently opposes the great reset, the digital identity bill, theft of

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agricultural land use, forcing farmers off their land and all of the great reset.

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One Nation has a comprehensive plan to bring our beautiful country back to sustainable

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prosperity.

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And in the months ahead, we will be rolling that plan out.

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Instead of Lib Lab pushing Klaus Schwab's great reset with the tagline, you will own

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nothing and be happy.

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One Nation advocates the great resist.

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The great resist.

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I'm in.

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I'm in, amigo.

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Are you in the great resist?

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I'm in for the great resist against the shit great recess.

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You into how about the chat?

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Take a little poll.

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I know. Botchino's Botchino taking a break today.

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I haven't seen Botchino.

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What's up with you?

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He said he's not.

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He's not to get an oil change.

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Botchino, we love you, buddy.

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Go full synthetic.

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I'm going to take a little poll without Botchino.

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I'm just going to gauge the results by eye.

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Yes, you are down to join the great resist or no, you're all in with this great reset

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as Malcolm Roberts calls it life by subscription.

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I say to life by subscription.

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I'm going to own my stuff.

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I'm going to own my rent in Stimpy.

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I'm going to own Stimpy.

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I'm going to own rent.

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I'm going to own a red flag that Justin, because he's 72 feet tall.

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He magically got back yesterday.

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I'm going to own it.

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I'm going to own my natto kinase so I don't die of some vaccine thing.

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I'm going to own my there.

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We got Jesus.

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I'm going to someone sent me Jesus.

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Someone had to make, I'm going to own that too.

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I don't own Jesus though.

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Jesus is a, I'm a, so I am.

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Jesus is a loyal servant, but I'm going to own all this stuff.

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My gavel, my Bongino baseball.

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I'm going to, I'm not subscribing to anything.

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But did you notice what Malcolm Roberts said?

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The irony of this whole thing is he's great resetters.

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Why don't we power the corporations that the traditional socialists over the years

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have told you we're evil monopoly companies that were tearing away the

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wealth from the poor average working man with the dirt under his fingernails.

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Now the average working man has got to be subjected to the great reset crowd

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that wants to sit power.

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The same people they told you were screwing you over all the time.

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Do you think these people have any principles?

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Here's what's going to, you know what folks, this is what's coming.

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CBDCs central bank, digital currencies, carbon passports, which is going

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to be like a debit card for your travel.

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Oh, look at you.

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You've got an electric car, right?

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I don't want electric car too bad.

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They're mandated here in the state of California.

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You get that electric car.

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All of a sudden they check your electric meter.

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I don't know.

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Gee, it looks like you've been commuting too much to the Bongino studio.

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Your carbon passport allotment is up and you can get around that by paying extra

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taxes.

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Oh, I can.

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All of this stuff is coming.

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A lot of mandating going around.

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He says vaccine mandating, travel mandates, electric mandates, uh, CBDCs

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following you around everywhere.

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Surveillance culture, AI, Biden executive orders, controlling AI.

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Not me either.

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We're going to fall.

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We're, we're a part of the great resist.

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Here's bill Gates, one of the richest men in the world.

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Uh, this guy's become, uh, it's, it's gotten increasingly detached from

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reality as time has gone on.

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The ironic part about this is as a guy who's made billions, I mean, literally

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billions of dollars, you know, I hate that word off of free markets and

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capitalism who now is obsessed with this idea of like insect meat and carbon

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passports and carbon taxation.

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The taxation is going to be built into the passport.

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That's the whole point here.

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Listen to him yourself.

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This is the globalist crowd.

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All these lefties now love.

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These are the richest people among us.

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Check this out.

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The rich countries, uh, have to play a central role, both funding R and D and,

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uh, having policies in some cases, uh, carbon taxes will be used, uh, to drive

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the demand, uh, for these clean products.

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And only by doing that in an aggressive way, will the economic costs, uh, be

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brought down enough that we can turn to all the middle income countries, uh, and

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say, okay, you know, change your whole cement, uh, industry changes, whole steel

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industry, uh, and yet, you know, it's not holding you back, uh, from, uh, you

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know, your, uh, economic growth.

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Uh, the number of companies working on these things is very exciting.

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Um, and some of them will fail.

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A lot of them will fail.

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Uh, but you know, we only need, uh, a reasonable number, a few dozen of them,

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uh, to make it through.

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And that's what we have to accelerate.

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Human ingenuity is great.

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Uh, we create the right incentive system, you know, get the, uh, private sector

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companies, uh, engaged in this in a deep way.

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Uh, that's, you know, that's what the solution looks like.

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We already have a free market incentive system.

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It's called free markets.

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Companies are incentivized to do what?

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Does anyone know how this works?

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Anyone in the room, you want to take a stab at it, how liberty and freedom and

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the economic angle actually works.

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Let me do a little test.

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Justin, you're in school.

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You're the smart one.

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Oh, what do we know?

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We've been out of college for a long time.

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I've actually, I think, been out of college the least amount of time, which

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is ironic because he's younger than me, but what do I know?

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It's been like 10 years or so, whatever.

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So Justin, why would you, if you were producing a widget, what were you, what

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are you aiming to do with the production of that widget?

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Like, why would you add a feature to that widget?

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You have any, any idea?

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Probably because, well, why would you sell some more?

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Why, why would you sell some more?

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Yeah.

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Because it'll make you some money because like people would want it.

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Correct.

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So you see how this is like such an obvious question, even like normal people,

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like, is this, you can't be asking me a question.

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So dumb.

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Why would I make more widgets?

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Because people want the widget.

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That's why you notice how bill Gates and these globalist people are

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constantly replacing free markets with this government-based talk.

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Oh, well, government's going to give away a lot of your money company.

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Some of them will succeed and some of them won't, but human

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ingenuity will take over.

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That's not human ingenuity.

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That's government giving away your money to people who aren't using human

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ingenuity, and some of them may by chance survive.

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That's not the same thing.

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Folks, this, you're not going to own anything.

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It's going to be life by subscription, sharing everything future, future.

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If that doesn't sound dangerously like corporate communism, I don't know what

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does.

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I didn't coin that term.

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Maybe I did.

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I don't know if it's been used before, but I'm sure someone's thought of that.

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This is corporate communism.

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That's what Klaus Schwab and others want.

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A few handful of people that are woke, Bezos, Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab's

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buddies, the Yuval Harari types.

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They want those people to own everything and you to give them the money because

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they're woke and you will own none of it.

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I'm not down for that.

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I'm down for the great resist.

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It sounds exactly like China, corporate communism.

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That's exactly what that is.

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Corporations who do nothing to defy the CCP.

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They do everything to back them up.

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And if you stand against them like poor Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong or anyone else,

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you stand against them.

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You're done.

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That's the future here if we don't get this election right.

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But here's the question.

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I haven't done this in a while.

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Is it bad enough yet?

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Did you see what went down at the border yesterday?

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This train thing?

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No, no, no.

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I'm not talking about the illegals on the train.

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We've seen that video.

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Bill Malugin down there with Fox had a just shocking story about what they're

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doing with these trains now and why.

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The question is, is it bad enough yet that we can see a mass sea change and

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that the country just realizes in mass it was in the wrong direction?

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It's happened.

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It happened in New York city.

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It happened with the Reagan election.

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I'm not, I don't think we're there yet, but man, we are getting there fast.

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And this immigration thing, I think is going to be the straw that breaks

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the proverbial camel's back.

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Let me take a quick break and I'll show you what I mean with this video.

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I'm just warning you in advance.

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Folks, is it bad enough yet?

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So let me tell you what happened to me.

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So this weekend, right?

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This weekend, I, I, sometimes I get in a mood to write.

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I don't know why I'm in a mood.

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I don't know.

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I'm sitting there on Saturday morning.

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Saturday morning's usually my favorite time, even though if we go out Friday

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night, my head is kind of like, you know what I mean?

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Still kind of my brain's like inflamed from, but that's for a whole other

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story, the unplugged edition, but I'm sitting there on a Saturday morning.

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And if you follow me on true social and Twitter, you'll see that's

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when my best stuff comes out because sometimes I'm just in a mood.

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And this Saturday I wrote about, listen, Hey man, I'm going to give

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you the good, the bad and the ugly.

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It's a speech I give once in a while, but I decided to write

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it on Twitter and truth.

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And I talked about how we still have the best military in the world.

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I know they're trying to destroy it, but the hard reality is we have

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a far superior military.

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We do.

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Are they trying to break it down?

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Yes.

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That was the good part.

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We also have a good capital base.

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We have, you know, we have entrepreneurs in America.

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That's good.

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The bad part is that people in charge now are doing their best to destroy it.

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I mentioned immigration and other things.

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The ugly part is that this is all being done deliberately.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I want you to make no mistake here.

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Okay.

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I know you guys know this, but you need to really know it and spread the word.

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The destruction of the United States through illegal immigration right now,

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which is exactly the intention of what they're doing.

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We have an immigration process.

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It's called the immigration process.

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For them to deny that and throw it out the window and just open the

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borders to anyone and everyone to come into the country for any reason

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at any time, while simultaneously destroying the value of American

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citizenship, I need you to understand is the ugliest portion of where

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