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Against All Enemies – FULL MOVIE

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    Against All Anemies is brought to you
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    adfree by veterans fighting Fascism and
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    by Veterans for responsible leadership.
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    [Veterans for Responsible Leadership]
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    [Meidas studios]
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    I would love your reaction to this
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    I mean this is something that we come across
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    in like a group that's recruiting veterans
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    so if you like an exer
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    if you look at like questions 15 16 and 17
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    Ah Jesus!
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    So I'm looking at an intake questionnaire
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    for a violent extremist group
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    and I'm going to read you
    three of the questions.
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    Question 15: are you in the military
    or a veteran?
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    If so, which branch?
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    16: If it comes down to it would you go
    against the oath you took
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    in the military and law enforcement.
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    You could end up fighting against
    your military/law enforcement brothers
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    I mean I I think you got to consider
    where somebody has to be
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    in order to say yes
    to those three questions
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    and also some of the capabilities
    and training
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    that some of these individuals bring.
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    There are places in our military
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    where we are trained to start
    and fuel insurgencies.
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    There are places in our military
    where we are trained
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    to overthrow governments
    or work with armed militias
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    in order to do that sort of thing.
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    I'm not saying this to be alarmist
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    and I don't think we need to be afraid
    of our veterans.
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    What I do think is that we need to have
    a solid understanding
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    of how badly this could escalate.
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    We're not at the point where violence
    is the solution to our problems
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    but there are a lot of people trying
    to convince vets and others that we are;
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    and that is a very dangerous thing.
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    Today, domestic terrorism is
    the greatest terrorist threat
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    facing the United
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    [Music]
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    States the threat is real and we are all
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    at risk for decades violent extremist
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    groups have sought to infiltrate our
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    military to gain tactical training and
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    access to weapons and explosives
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    I do believe the oath means something
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    and I know that I'm going directly
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    against people who think that they also
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    are honoring their
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    oath I I do solemnly swear the of the
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    United States enemies foreign and
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    domestic so help me God so help me God
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    so help me God
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    [Music]
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    go ahead and fill up this
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    [Music]
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    Magazine asked a buddy of mine I said
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    hey man can you uh can you get me some
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    ammo decent ammo I can't find any he
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    said yeah man I heard that there's a
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    drug dealer down the corner he's uh
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    actually slinging ammunition now instead
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    of
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    [Music]
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    drugs so bought some ammunition from the
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    drug
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    dealer when people look at these these
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    guns these rifles and these handguns so
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    forth you know there's there's a lot of
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    folks that see something that causes
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    violence see something that's dangerous
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    and shouldn't be allowed in society and
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    so forth what they don't realize is that
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    this is what gave us our freedom this is
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    what won our independence this is what
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    protects us from from Attack it's not
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    just our god-given right you know to
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    defend ourselves it's our constitutional
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    right but it's also it's just right you
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    know when when you think about it uh
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    this rifle will never hurt or harm
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    anybody unless something that comes up
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    against it
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    baby's ready to rock and
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    roll being a Texan we're supposed to be
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    able to protect ourselves you know the
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    stuff that they show you on the movies
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    that's our real life that's who we are
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    The Cowboy Way and The Cowboy Way is to
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    be able to defend yourself
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    and uh you know I'm proud to say that I
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    can do that you know pretty
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    effectively you know I learned how to
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    ride a horse when I was about six the
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    property that we lived at was a lot like
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    this mosqu trees and so
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    forth my grandfather gave me my first BB
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    gun and
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    you know showed me how to aim how to
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    breathe and
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    shoot I was taught how to hone into a
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    Target and be able to actually execute
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    with whatever tool I'm
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    using but what you learn in the military
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    in the Army is your Scopes will fail you
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    your red dots will fail you the
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    batteries will wear out but your irons
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    never ever will so I've never had
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    anything on my rifles other than uh my
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    iron
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    sights not the best grouping but from 60
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    yards 50 yards it'll work up
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    close they all be in the
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    center good
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    boy come
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    herey I spent my whole life wanting to
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    join the military I mean there's a photo
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    photo right behind me of me when I was
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    probably like 5 years old wearing
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    camouflage Head To Toe with a pair of
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    dog tags feel like most kids that I grew
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    up with went through a phase of wanting
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    to be a cop or a firefighter or an army
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    man right I never grew out of
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    that then when I was 16 years old
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    September 11th happened and it kind of
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    put a different spin on that desire to
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    serve I went to go out and find bad guys
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    and find
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    justice so this is when I was 18 years
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    old in basic training and it's the
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    standard photo that you take before you
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    know what anything on the uniform means
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    so you notice there's no ribbon no name
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    tag anything like that it's a a
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    barebones uniform I was wearing a shirt
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    jacket and tie that weren't mine I mean
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    this is ignorance is bliss right here
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    that's that's what this photo is the
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    historical record is absolutely clear
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    that the aftermath of warfare is a
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    danger point for anti-democratic
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    violence for racist violence for
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    activity among Clan and white power
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    groups there's no question that this is
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    the case all of us men women people who
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    have served or not old people children
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    everyone becomes more violent in the
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    aftermath of warfare I think that what
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    we don't know yet is what happens to
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    that phenomenon when we're talking about
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    a 20-year War
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    my career started as a enlisted Soldier
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    I was Private Crow uh and then um almost
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    a decade later it it ended as Captain
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    Crow over that period well over a 100
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    combat missions between Iraq and
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    Afghanistan and of course felt like I
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    left that part of my life behind
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    me we will take that Dy we're going to
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    stor [ __ ] Capital [ __ ] you [ __ ] so
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    on January 6th I had told all the
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    members of my staff not to come in to
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    the office um I had heard reports of
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    bugaloo boys and proud boys and others
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    um filling flights to come into the
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    [Applause]
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    capital I think as a lot of us watch
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    things unfold on the 6th and then have
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    have looked at a lot of the footage
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    since you see things we recognize as
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    veterans that's affirmative gu this is
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    talk on January 6th 2021 US military
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    veterans who had sworn an oath to defend
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    the country were at the Vanguard of a
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    violent attempt to stop Congress from
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    certifying the 2020 presidential
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    election they were determined to keep
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    Joe Biden from becoming president you
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    can actually see if you look at it the
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    militia groups in the oath Creepers
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    three centers the proud boys they're
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    organized they're behaving tactically
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    they understand that the Dynamics of a
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    crowd and they're maneuvering to exploit
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    that mass of bodies you know so you see
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    an organized line of militia members
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    with shields ready to go ready to
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    exploit a breach pushing the crowd in
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    certain
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    directions the mob broke through into
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    the capital they evacuated leadership
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    they evacuated the floor but they had
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    forgotten that there were about two
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    dozen members up in the gallery
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    everybody stay down get
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    down the floor of the house was
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    evacuated but there was no safe
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    evacuation route evidently um from the
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    the gallery there's no safe place in the
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    United States for any of these
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    [ __ ] military principal 105
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    cave means grave and that's why I
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    realized we were trapped there was no
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    way out and we would likely have to make
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    a stand or fight our way out this was
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    one of the most shocking moments of my
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    life I made the decision to call my wife
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    and let her know that I uh love her and
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    tell the kids that I love
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    them the only time that the US capital
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    had been breached before was in the War
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    of 1812 and that was care of the British
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    king here we are in the capital No
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    Looking Back Now boys no looking back
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    this is what we [ __ ] lived up for
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    everything we [ __ ] trained
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    for this was the kind of experience that
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    I expected as a US Marine in Iraq but
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    could never even imagine happening as a
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    United States Congressman in Washington
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    DC you know many people have seen the
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    pictures they had barred the door to the
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    gallery they were banging on that door
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    and breaking the glass to that door I've
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    often asked myself how did I end up on
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    one side of that door and my fellow
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    veterans who raised their same right
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    hand and took the same oath that I took
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    how did they end up on the other side of
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    that
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    door nearly 150 law enforcement officers
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    were injured in the
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    [Music]
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    melee five protesters died and another
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    four police officers later committed
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    suicide Donald Trump tweeted out a video
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    he said we did a good [ __ ] job among
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    those charged in connection with the
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    attack a disproportionate number are US
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    military
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    [Music]
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    veterans for me now the capital is
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    almost like
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    around Gettysburg or antium or going to
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    Pearl Harbor and my son Michael was
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    killed in action in Afghanistan in June
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    14th 2008 and when you join the military
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    there's a lot of lot of competing ideals
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    of why you show up and and for most of
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    it there's a there's a a large amount of
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    patriotism but you never lose focus and
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    never lose sight that you know I'm here
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    in this country maybe to give them a
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    better chance to experience what we have
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    in America where it's not perfect we are
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    trying to form a more perfect union
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    every day and we want to give that
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    chance to other
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    people my son died doing that in
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    Afghanistan only for us to to lose that
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    sight
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    here veterans who swear that oath to
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    protect and defend the Constitution of
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    the United States against all enemies
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    foreign and
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    domestic of all
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    Americans they should
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    understand how dangerous and
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    unpatriotic this
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    Insurrection
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    was they were trying to
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    overthrow democratic election
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    results they shouted for the hanging of
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    our own vice
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    president that's a coup
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    attempt watching the instr Direction
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    happened and we're going to call it that
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    because that's what it was and watching
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    veterans participate being at the
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    Vanguard of that Insurrection it just
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    it's mindboggling but I I don't I don't
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    have a really good answer for why why
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    veterans would do
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    [Applause]
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    that though I was trained to blow stuff
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    up and run with the Infantry I became
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    this unofficial On The Ground
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    Intelligence reporter May 15 20
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    2005 we got called to uh respond to a
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    body that was found in a trash dump
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    outside solder City when we got there uh
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    we realized that it wasn't a body it was
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    a bunch of bodies and uh I had never
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    experienced anything like it and now as
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    I was taking photos closeup photos of
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    these faces of victims of murder and
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    torture I was looking at their wounds
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    and looking at the packaging tape that
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    was wrapped around their eyes and imagin
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    the terror that they
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    felt and every time I snap a
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    picture one of those faces
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    freezes
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    and the way that it froze on the screen
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    it froze in my
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    head but that was just a day of
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    deployment and I had 6 and 1 half months
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    7 months left of Iraq to deal with
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    that I went in as 11 br to the Army I
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    scored fairly high so I went to Airborne
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    school which was going to be my next uh
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    step of training for special forces and
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    uh during that time I ended up getting
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    injured really
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    badly when I came home I had spent my
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    entire adult life up to that point you
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    know either training for combat or in
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    combat it was hard for me to think of
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    anything positive in any way whether
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    it's for myself or for my country or for
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    democracy or for the
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    world I couldn't help but base my
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    beliefs and my feelings on my
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    experiences all of which had been
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    horrifically [ __ ]
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    negative when most come out of the
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    military they're coming out to a world
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    that they no longer understand anymore
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    you really get lost in that life when
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    you're in the military you know what
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    happens is you have the camaraderie the
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    friendship all the good things that you
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    have in the military and then when you
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    come out you kind of have Society that's
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    undisciplined incapable and and just
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    downright
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    ugly good evening I'm Jamie yucas a
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    massive police presence in Portland
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    Oregon today in anticipation of a
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    violent
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    confrontation I'm a proud boy I'm a
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    president of the Hellgate Bridge crew
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    chapter in New York City I'm also an Air
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    Force veteran what we're going through
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    right now is is a war on the US
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    Constitution biggest reason why I joined
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    the Air Force myself you know it's to
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    get back to my country to serve my
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    country I think a lot of that kind of
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    came from my up upbringing you know the
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    family that I grew up in you know very
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    proud to be an American uh very proud of
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    what America stood for what it
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    represented around the world very
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    patriotic and I think a lot of those
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    things that which last today members of
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    The Proud boys and antifa fought
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    multiple times mayor Ted wheeler just
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    sent out a statement late today saying
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    this past weekend quote put innocent
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    lives at risk the proud boys were
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    founded in New York in 2016 you want to
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    keep on poking a Sleeping Bear guess
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    what it's going to rise up and it's
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    going to be 1776 up in this [ __ ] and
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    are classified as an international
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    terrorist organization by Canada we're
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    Western shauvin but that essentially
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    means is that we're the biggest
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    cheerleaders for Western values Western
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    culture small government
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    maximum Freedom maximum Liberty pro-
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    First Amendment Pro Second Amendment
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    glorifying the entrepreneur venerating
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    the housewife we're not militaristic in
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    any way shape or form the fact of the
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    matter is you have good guys in this
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    world you have bad guys in this world
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    and the only way to stand up to the bad
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    guys is to fight them they came to
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    prominence in America in September 2020
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    during a presidential debate between Joe
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    Biden and Donald Trump suprem
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    right stand back and stand by when I saw
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    the president of the United States
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    telling an extremist violent
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    organization stand
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    by that was a chilling moment that was a
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    chilling moment for me it wasn't any
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    different than a president of the United
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    States telling Al-Qaeda or telling Isis
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    look I have a tough election stand by
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    let me tell you what you need to do did
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    we get a lot of notoriety absolutely of
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    course we did but at the very same time
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    it's it's not because we're racist it's
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    not because we're white supremacist if
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    we think about what the militant right
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    and white power movement looks like
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    today there are many of these groups the
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    specifics can change from group to group
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    but the overall intent is the same the
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    common ideology is simple uh we had
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    power we should have power power is
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    being taken away from us and by any
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    means necessary we can get it back
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    fascist groups you have National social
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    group you have Southern nationalist
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    groups you have all types of groups with
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    all types of Creeds but ultimately we're
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    all being united because we all believe
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    in the same thing which is ultimately
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    that white people have a right to exist
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    and whether the Wii is a white Wii will
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    not replace us whether the wi is an
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    anti-government we they're all
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    intertwined the more laws they pass it's
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    going to end up the people versus the
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    government right now we're being
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    peaceful in the future nobody knows when
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    that breaking Point's going M should
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    have hit a long time ago personally for
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    me a lot of people think that ah you
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    know these are Knuckleheads and we
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    shouldn't worry about them unfortunately
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    we said the same thing about the jihadis
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    prior to the events of 911 they live in
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    caves in Afghanistan they don't pose any
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    threat to the Homeland but by the time
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    we decided to go after them after 9/11
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    it was a little bit too
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    late I would like to think that we would
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    draw the attention of people that are
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    from the military with the military
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    background and I think it it it would be
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    true of like the three centers or the Y
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    Keepers the one thread that kind of
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    combines all of our groups is the US
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    Constitution our respect for
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    it and I signed up to defend this
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    country I was essentially joining the
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    3centers already the oath of enlistment
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    is the exact oath of a 3center I do
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    Solly swear I do so Solly swear that I
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    will support and defend the Constitution
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    I will support and defend the
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    consti of the United
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    States United States against all enemies
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    against all enemies foreign and domestic
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    foreign and
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    domestic in Atlanta I met up with 3% SF
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    and some of the other brothers out there
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    and everybody was upset about the
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    election you know I mean basically we're
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    looking at a criminal that has become
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    our President
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    illegitimately Joe Biden has already
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    harmed this country his son has already
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    harmed this country we know for a fact
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    that that family is a criminal family
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    the situation we're in is a situation of
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    treason the punishment for treason is
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    death
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    in America you have the right to be an
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    [ __ ] you have the right to have the
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    most pathetic views in the world I don't
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    have to agree with you you don't have to
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    agree with me but that is a right
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    protected by the first amendment I think
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    when we talk about violent extremist to
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    groups we're talk we're talking about
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    individuals that go
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    beyond the narrative to violence people
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    who are planning to attack the US
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    government because it's an evil empire
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    people who are trying to you know kill
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    Jews or kill immigrants or kill black
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    people just based on their race or on
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    their religion when you move away from
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    the narrative as
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    ugly as that narrative is to carry out
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    violence based on that narrative to
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    recruit individuals to carry out
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    violence based on that narrative then
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    you're a violent extremist then you're
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    frankly a terrorist
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    get get off
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    get we used to talk about IEDs
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    improvised explosive devices in Iraq and
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    they were incredibly lethal and what we
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    learned as we tried to stop this was
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    that the problem was not the bomb itself
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    the problem you had to go left of the
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    boom you had to go Upstream to the
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    problem and look at where where the
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    problem is coming from where's the
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    energy January 6th now a militia group
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    had stashes of guns on the outskirts of
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    DC ready to go on that fateful day
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    during the Insurrection that's just one
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    of the alarming allegations from the
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    justice department today after the feds
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    charged the leader steuart rhods and
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    several members of the right-wing group
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    The oathkeepers with seditious
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    conspiracy Stuart rhods is a former Army
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    paratrooper with a law degree from Yale
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    in 2009 he founded the oathkeepers a
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    shadowy organization that recruited Law
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    Enforcement Officers active duty
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    military and Veterans their mission was
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    to supposedly defend the US Constitution
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    but it quickly devolved into an armed
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    militia dedicated to overthrowing the US
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    government the founders told us more
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    wisdom that we must be the militia you
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    will not be secure you will not be free
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    without it it's time we resurrect that
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    and become the militia once again there
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    are thought to be 35,000 members in the
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    organization most of them heavily armed
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    and January 6th was not the first time
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    rhs assembled his forces at an arsenal
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    of weapons a state of emergency in
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    Louisville Kentucky after a grand jury
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    decided not to indict three police
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    officers in the shooting death of Briana
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    Taylor late this afternoon protesters
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    clashed with police
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    guys bring it in pay attention can't
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    talk and listen at the same time you're
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    in a military operation behave like it
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    overdrive is going to be bravo team and
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    the pawn Shop's going to be Charlie te
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    following the killing of bana Taylor the
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    oathkeepers went to Kentucky alongside
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    local milicia groups we here in
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    Louisville to protect the Shell station
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    and also the pawn shop across the street
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    and also a private residence you can't
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    predict unpredictable you can't predict
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    chaos you can't predict
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    stupid
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    be my main message is you got to get
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    ready and prepare yourselves and your
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    communities for what we see coming where
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    I think it's unavoidable now got too
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    many brainwashed Americans who' been
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    brainwashed by communist professors and
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    teachers to hate their own
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    country what do I want
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    I what do you do with someone that hates
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    your own country and hates you buy a
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    close extension if you believe in your
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    country still 3 2 1
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    go behind right
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    behind it's almost like you're in a
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    foreign country doing a stability
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    operation against an Insurgency one of
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    our guys up there is f p for vet and we
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    got another one that and retired stff
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    Ser
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    that's I'm not surprised that extremist
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    organizations try to recruit veterans
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    for The credibility that we bring but
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    also for our commitment um and that
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    commitment takes a lot of forms veterans
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    are people in our society who in many
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    ways have said I will do whatever is
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    necessary to preserve what I believe in
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    to preserve the Baseline values and the
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    Baseline existence of my Society up to
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    an including
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    violence put a scope on them take a peek
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    at and see if they got that's same kind
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    of [ __ ] they've been doing their whole
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    career you know now doing here inside
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    the United States it's kind of a weird
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    feeling I had two purple two purple
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    hearts already in a bron St they said
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    David only the way we'll call you back
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    in if the [ __ ] going to hit the f I came
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    home to visit my mom and press withy was
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    taking a shower she'd come pounding on
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    the door early in the morning she poting
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    a TV by the time second airplane hits
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    911 well 3 weeks later I was getting my
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    shots our group was the second group
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    that enter Afghanistan H H
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    [Music]
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    man it's
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    it's so enticing I mean I um God you get
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    to fight again you know it's um you know
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    you're trained in certain things you
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    know you can see the battlefield better
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    uh if you believe the country is under
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    attack you have a certain set of skills
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    that maybe you were trained uh trained
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    with that you can you know help the
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    group around you right you're a force
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    multiplier the quential examples of a
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    force multiplier are special forces Army
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    Green Berets you know these 12-man a
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    teams that actually go Behind Enemy
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    Lines and train up to a battalion you
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    know up to six or 700 local indigenous
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    forces on combat skills certainly I
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    think that's one of the reasons why some
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    of these extremist groups are recruiting
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    these individuals very deliberately into
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    their
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    movements they're [ __ ] coming
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    that's you need lock load ready to go
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    hey guys everybody spread out get eyes
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    open get a good perimeter
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    they light [ __ ] on fire we can shoot on
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    them right yep very [ __ ] well
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    hopefully they light sh on
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    fire when I was 21 and severely
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    damaged from a war that I had been lied
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    into and that my friends were dying for
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    when a guy like Stuart rhods comes along
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    with a Yale law degree and they see the
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    eye patch they don't know that he shot
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    himself at a range but they assume he's
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    a combat wounded vet and says like hey
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    you can support and defend the
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    Constitution of the United States
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    standing with us and just you know
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    repeats the words of the the the second
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    amendment that that's all it took for me
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    to be like okay you know you know you've
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    got the pedigree you've got the
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    background why should I challenge that
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    you I I have no basis in in experience
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    or education to challenge it
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    [Music]
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    they're not going to let him get
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    anywhere near yeah no cuz we're going to
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    [ __ ] pain the streets
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    man the challenge with having veterans
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    directly involved is twofold the first
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    is that they bring a certain expertise
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    they might bring in organizational
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    skills or military skills that can make
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    a movement more dangerous all right War
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    up let's
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    go the second thing that's disturbing
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    how ever is particularly in our society
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    veterans have legitimacy they have a
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    particular place of respect and when we
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    see veterans involved in something it
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    gives some component of legitimacy to
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    that
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    cause our command's been trying to tell
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    us to inform you that you are breaking
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    curfew right now yes sir so if you could
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    just go back to your
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    post not not by us just by we will have
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    to enforce
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    C appreciate
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    it
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    very veterans have a kind of social
  • 29:43 - 29:45
    cache that provides cover for a lot of
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    the extremist activity that these groups
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    are trying to do so if you turn out to a
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    protest with a bunch of people in
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    uniform much like if you turn out with a
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    bunch of women um you have a different
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    kind of reception than if you turn turn
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    out wearing say swastikas and hoods and
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    robes so when we think about this this
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    is along the lines of something like
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    choosing to come out in polo shirts and
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    khakis or choosing to come out in funny
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    Hawaiian shirts as part of bugaloo those
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    are deliberate decisions that are made
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    to create the opportunity for public
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    reception and the use of veterans is one
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    way to do this among several I've not
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    been a part of any militia beforehand
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    but once they opened up and said that
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    they were doing all BLM and they you
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    know I've seen my city on fire I I was
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    just like I've had enough and so I you
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    know I reached out to my local militia
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    and you know I've been with them ever
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    since When You're vulnerable and you're
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    looking for family cuz that's what the
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    people you serve with are they look like
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    they could be family they look like they
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    can provide you that sense of purpose
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    that mission that camaraderie that you
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    had in the
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    military that you became dependent on
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    that became the center of your identity
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    they could give that back to
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    you and when he tells you to fight you
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    have no reason to question that because
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    he's giving you purpose and he's giving
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    you
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    mission do you say the oathkeepers are
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    preparing for potential violence on and
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    around election dat yeah yeah we got our
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    people across the country um making
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    plans that there's too many of us
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    there's too many veterans first of all
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    too many freaking military veterans
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    that's one thing I'm not a big fan of
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    the war on terror that did WR a lot of
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    our rights one thing it did give us is a
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    massive pool huge pool of combat
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    veterans and about 95% of them are on
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    the conservative side or on the side of
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    the Constitution yeah so it's not going
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    to play out very
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    [Applause]
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    well and so when I look at January 6th
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    of course there were people who did
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    violence and climbed Gates and caused
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    trouble but in my view they were likely
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    the foot soldiers they were the result
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    of the efforts of other people there's
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    the man behind the curtain pushing
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    everybody out you know these These are
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    the half-cock plans the guys who go
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    early the people you really have to
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    worry about are the people you don't
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    even know exist until you're 2 years
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    into the conflict CU they're tactically
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    patient and they're watching you oh my
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    god and I still I'm absolutely stunned
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    that people don't see how awful January
  • 32:31 - 32:34
    6th was and what an indicator that is
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    and how it's escalating and anybody who
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    says that this can't happen in a worse
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    way either they're ignorant um or
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    they're part of the problem overran the
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    capital we're in the [ __ ] Capital bro
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    people shouldn't look at the
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    Insurrection at the capital as an
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    anomaly we should pay attention to the
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    pattern that got us there
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    in the name of Jesus Christ we light
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    this cross and as light dispels Darkness
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    so may his word and his example dispel
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    the Heathen from our midst amen
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    amen father son you will
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    conquer white the Tre
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    [Applause]
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    power we will fight we will fight there
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    is one American example of an
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    extraordinarly successful terrorist
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    movement and that is of course the G
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    Clan many people in the clan talked
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    about their experience as a continuation
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    of warfare the first wave came after the
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    Civil War and here we saw prominent
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    veterans like Nathan Bedford Forest Who
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    Rose to leadership of that
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    Clan and although it started as a
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    veteran social organization it very
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    quickly pivoted to extr Legal violence
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    targeted at African-Americans which
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    included Night rings lynchings serial
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    rape serial murder all of these things
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    were designed to create Terror in
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    African-American communities to control
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    labor pools to control local politics
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    and to keep African-Americans from the
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    polls one of the main parts of the Jim
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    Crow era was something that we would
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    think of today as election subversion
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    and we would see in States like Georgia
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    where they refuse to seat 33 State
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    legislatures we saw in States like
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    Louisiana where they refused to seat a
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    duly elected United States senator in
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    North Carolina where they held a coup to
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    overthrow black
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    leadership in
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    Wilmington and in Mississippi when
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    winning elections by fraud and violence
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    became increasingly difficult white
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    politicians turned to the state
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    constitution in 1890 Solomon Calhoun the
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    convention's president gave delegates
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    their marching orders we came here to
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    exclude the Negro nothing short of this
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    will answer the pole tax and literacy
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    tests that were written into Mississippi
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    Law were so effective at keeping blacks
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    from voting that Calhoun's strategy
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    became a model for the rest of the South
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    staying in place for almost another
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    century the clan managed to keep
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    African-Americans from voting for 100
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    years uh that is an astonishing
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    political success and it happened
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    because the clan was politically
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    powerful really well connected largely
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    in the Democratic party not just in the
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    South and was able to establish itself
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    as a counterpower that would stop the
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    emergence of new voters whether those
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    voters were blacks or indeed Catholics
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    who they didn't see as genuinely
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    American the next and most politically
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    effective wave of KKK activity came
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    after World War
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    I the second clown that emerges after
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    Birth of a Nation a movie that really
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    changes the perception of the clan that
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    wood Wilson as president screens in the
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    White House allows a new media Savvy
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    extreme
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    movement to
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    emerge and this is when you really saw
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    the group take off not just in the South
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    but Nationwide this is the clan that
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    reached a membership of some 4 million
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    people and 10% of the state of Indiana
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    they were parading in public on the
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    National Mall in Washington DC and the
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    founder of that organization had been a
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    veteran of the Spanish American
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    war it comes to head in 1924 the
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    Democratic party has a convention a
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    Madison Square Garden and the klex clan
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    decides that it's going to stop the
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    Democratic Party from condemning Clan
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    violence and they pretty much take over
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    the party and make sure that it is
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    running on their agenda now if you want
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    the optimistic story four years later
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    the Democratic party changes if you want
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    the pessimistic story a major political
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    party gets co-opted and taken over by a
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    violent insurrectionist terrorist
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    movement the kkk's grip on the
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    Democratic party soon ended but nearly
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    100 years later attempts to subvert free
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    and fair elections have not you rigged
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    my [ __ ] election you [ __ ] piece of
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    [ __ ] we're going to try you and we're
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    going to hang you we're talking about 50
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    and 60y old ladies that are just that
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    just been working elections their whole
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    life or respected leaders on on both
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    sides that are being inundated with some
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    of the worst types of threat that you
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    can imagine you and your family will be
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    killed very slowly the death threats
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    came by text to Trisha raffensberger
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    wife of Georgia Secretary of State As
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    Trump attacked him incessantly for
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    standing by the election results in
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    Georgia he's an enemy of the people
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    intimidation is a form of voter
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    suppression and goes hand inand with
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    with election subversion both in our
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    history and today they're trying to rig
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    an election and we can't let that happen
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    I hope you're all going to be pole
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    Watchers the entire pole watching
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    program for the Trump campaign was
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    called Army for Trump we need every
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    able-bodied man woman to join army for
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    Trump's election Security operation the
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    underlying narrative the messages that
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    were pushed were one of we need to go
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    protect and stop fraud from uh coming
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    into our elections it was a very
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    militaristic campaign to increase its
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    operational effectiveness Trump's Army
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    enlisted group group like true the vote
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    which had many veterans within its ranks
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    as a veteran we're sworn to support and
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    defend the Constitution my brothers and
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    I were willing to shed our blood on the
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    battlefield to protect the beliefs of
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    the Iraqi people so they can vote so I'm
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    asking you as Americans to take
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    involvement in this vote and the idea
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    that military service entitles you to
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    talk about protecting the Constitution
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    is a real problem because it gives a
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    level of justification these groups do
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    not deserve have not earned if you have
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    any information about ballot harvesting
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    in your state go to true the vote it's
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    called trueth vote.org and I sure I'm
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    sure a lot of people in this audience
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    saw plenty if there's always this
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    underlying belief that people are trying
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    to game this system in an unfair way
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    then regardless of the intent of the
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    people that are are are brought into
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    that system that default will always be
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    there to to police that vote and we know
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    that that's going to have a dis
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    proportionate impact on communities of
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    color we're trying to build an army here
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    that will have the confidence and and en
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    courage to come down in here in these
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    areas where we really need um po workers
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    this is where the fraud is occurring you
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    know those areas that he was pointing
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    out there are no allegations of any sort
  • 40:18 - 40:20
    of voter fraud or Shenanigans taking
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    place there in 2020 at all the only
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    thing that's known is that black and
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    brown people vote heavily in those areas
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    Harris County like the rest of the
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    United States has seen its percentage of
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    white residents decrease dramatically 50
  • 40:36 - 40:38
    years ago white Americans made up more
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    than 80% of the US population by
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    2044 they will be in the minority the
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    demographic change of the United States
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    away from being a white majority country
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    towards a multi-racial nation and a
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    multicultural nation is what moves it
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    from Simply aha my Community is becoming
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    multi-racial and our politics will
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    change because of this to we have to
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    stop this because if people can vote and
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    exercise their rights the white majority
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    will be
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    imperiled and everywhere I turn I have
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    been hearing from my constituents they
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    are deeply worried they know their
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    history they are witnessing what is
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    happening to our democracy in real time
  • 41:28 - 41:30
    in the aftermath of the 2020 election
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    Republican legislator in Georgia and 18
  • 41:33 - 41:36
    other states passed a slew of laws that
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    limited access to The Ballot Box but
  • 41:38 - 41:41
    what is even more disconcerting is that
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    these politicians in the state
  • 41:44 - 41:46
    legislature have already laid the tracks
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    to take over local Boards of Elections
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    control the count we can get to the same
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    place through bureaucratic violence as
  • 41:57 - 41:59
    some would say as we can get to through
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    actual violence and intimidation and
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    when you marry those two then you are in
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    a unique era of suppression and
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    anti-democratic
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    [Music]
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    efforts Heavenly Father we thank you for
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    this wonderful Gathering of people
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    that's come this afternoon Lord to
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    celebrate this grassroot campaign of
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    keeping America great we know that
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    there's groups today uh that have
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    brought Havoc to our great cities Across
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    America this militant Marxist groups
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    Lord that uh would destroy us from being
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    a greatness I pray against them Holy
  • 42:50 - 42:52
    Spirit in Jesus name and everybody said
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    a big old
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    [Applause]
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    amen you Joy Warriors and Patriots have
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    watched as your tyrannical governments
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    have separated you from your churches
  • 43:04 - 43:06
    from your schools from your Prosperity
  • 43:06 - 43:08
    right from your families from your
  • 43:08 - 43:11
    businesses but now you can fight back
  • 43:11 - 43:15
    cuz that's what we do we fight back all
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    right let off how many veterans I got in
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    here let me hear you
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    shout they're trying to make us a
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    socialist country
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    maybe they're trying to make us a
  • 43:30 - 43:31
    communist country
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    yeah I am deadly serious the next 3
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    years is going to determine whether we
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    remain a free country that's why all
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    over America we need people like Eric
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    particularly in the
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    [Applause]
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    sen he hasn't stopped fighting he's
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    still on the front lines and the day
  • 43:55 - 43:57
    after the election he said you know what
  • 43:57 - 43:59
    we got some serious irregularities here
  • 43:59 - 44:01
    we need to look into this fraud and what
  • 44:01 - 44:03
    did you hear from the mainstream media
  • 44:03 - 44:05
    over and over again they said oh that's
  • 44:05 - 44:08
    just crazy you can't do that you can't
  • 44:08 - 44:09
    say that there's any fraud in the
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    election well I'm proud to tell you I'm
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    the only person in this race from
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    Missouri who went down to the front
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    lines in Arizona myself to look at the
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    election audit and they need to audit
  • 44:21 - 44:23
    the whole election they go on at the
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    whole
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    election Eric G is a highly decorated
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    former Navy SEAL and a road scholar he
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    grew up as a Democrat and after leaving
  • 44:34 - 44:36
    the service wrote several best-selling
  • 44:36 - 44:39
    books about humanitarianism strength and
  • 44:39 - 44:42
    compassion is a book of photographs and
  • 44:42 - 44:44
    essays from eight different countries
  • 44:44 - 44:46
    where I did International humanitarian
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    work and documentary photography he also
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    co-founded the influential veteran
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    nonprofit the mission continues
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    everybody's home sleeping we're out here
  • 44:55 - 44:56
    working the mission continues man our
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    belief at the mission continues was that
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    every single veteran who was coming home
  • 45:00 - 45:02
    was an asset and that they could all
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    live lives of purpose and dignity and
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    meaning here at home in 2015 he became
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    the Republican governor of Missouri but
  • 45:09 - 45:11
    resigned less than two years later in
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    the wake of a sex and fundraising
  • 45:13 - 45:17
    scandal in 2021 he began his campaign
  • 45:17 - 45:20
    for the US Senate when I took the oath
  • 45:20 - 45:23
    to serve in the United States military I
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    took an oath to defend the Constitution
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    against all enemies
  • 45:31 - 45:33
    foreign and
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    domestic and
  • 45:38 - 45:42
    domestic and folks let's be clear we
  • 45:42 - 45:45
    have a fight on our hands for this
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    country and we're here to let the
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    mainstream media know and let the left
  • 45:50 - 45:52
    know and the establishment know and let
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    the Rhinos know that we are going to win
  • 45:55 - 45:58
    and we're taking back our country
  • 45:58 - 46:01
    we are taking back
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    our this is our country and we are
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    taking it
  • 46:09 - 46:12
    back there's a Cadre of Iraq and
  • 46:12 - 46:16
    Afghanistan era veterans who were
  • 46:16 - 46:19
    trained in Elite military units who went
  • 46:19 - 46:22
    to Elite schools he plus we're with you
  • 46:22 - 46:26
    all the way who know better and over the
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    last few years
  • 46:28 - 46:30
    have seen Trump's rise to power and
  • 46:30 - 46:33
    rather than be disgusted by it because
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    it goes against all of our values they
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    don't live by those values and you went
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    from high school to the Marines yeah the
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    good the great thing about the Marine
  • 46:41 - 46:44
    Corps is that they really force you to
  • 46:44 - 46:45
    shape up I I like to describe it as a
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    four-year character education because
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    they teach you not just you know how to
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    iron a uniform but they teach you about
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    financial management they teach you how
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    to make your bed they teach you a lot of
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    the skill sets that you need to be a
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    successful adult JD Vance is a former
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    Marine like Stuart rhods he graduated
  • 47:02 - 47:05
    from Yale law school and like Eric gron
  • 47:05 - 47:07
    he's a best-selling author who was once
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    a darling of the New York Times are
  • 47:10 - 47:12
    there commonalities between poor whites
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    poor blacks poor Latinos absolutely
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    there are things that are shared across
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    across different groups and I think that
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    we should take some inspiration for it
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    from it some recognition that that we
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    are sort of in this together in 2016 he
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    called Donald Trump an idiot I'm a never
  • 47:28 - 47:31
    Trump guy I never liked him and
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    suggested that he could be an American
  • 47:32 - 47:35
    Hitler but four years later he changed
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    his tune when he launched his campaign
  • 47:37 - 47:40
    for Ohio senate seat I wasn't always
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    nice but the simple fact is he's the
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    best president of my lifetime and he
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    revealed the corruption in this country
  • 47:47 - 47:49
    like nobody else JD Vance a few years
  • 47:49 - 47:52
    ago I think a lot of people across
  • 47:52 - 47:54
    political Spectrum had a lot of respect
  • 47:54 - 47:56
    for him but now we see him pretending to
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    be an idiot are you a racist do you hate
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    Mexicans I think it's ridiculous that
  • 48:02 - 48:04
    we're focused on this Border in Ukraine
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    uh I don't I got to be honest with you I
  • 48:06 - 48:07
    don't really care what happens to
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    Ukraine one way or another a guy like
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    Eric gon or a guy like JD Vance they
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    didn't internalize any of the morals
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    that are supposed to be instilled in US
  • 48:17 - 48:19
    during our training things like Valor
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    and honor and respect
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    striking fear in the hearts of liberals
  • 48:29 - 48:31
    everywhere
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    folks they understand when they're lying
  • 48:34 - 48:37
    they understand when they're fueling
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    hatred I say it all the time right I
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    think the election was stolen from Trump
  • 48:41 - 48:42
    and technology companies would not let
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    us talk about the fact that Joe Biden is
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    is the leader of the world's biggest
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    crime family and they recognize that
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    they need to do it in order to achieve
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    power part of the problem for the young
  • 48:52 - 48:54
    veteran too is that some of these
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    manipulative voices are former high
  • 48:56 - 49:00
    ranking military leaders General Michael
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    [Applause]
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    [Music]
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    Flynn so when you hear somebody who held
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    sway over you when you were in uniform
  • 49:08 - 49:10
    and now they're out and they're still
  • 49:10 - 49:12
    commanding that respect that that has
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    just such a strong purpose Trump
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    won he
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    [Applause]
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    [Music]
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    won he he won he won the popular vote he
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    won the popular vote and he won the
  • 49:31 - 49:34
    Electoral College vote ah you know
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    Flynn's Flynn's a character he's
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    something special you know it's comes a
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    little bit from the camaraderie of of
  • 49:39 - 49:41
    being a military person I can look at
  • 49:41 - 49:43
    Flynn and I can see that he's he's got
  • 49:43 - 49:47
    some really really deep love for this
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    country and respect for it and he does
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    respect his oath I am not a conspiracy
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    theorist I I base my life on facts and
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    judgment and what I believe is right for
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    this country for this country period
  • 50:01 - 50:03
    Flynn has been exposing truth left and
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    right and that's what makes him one of
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    the most dangerous men in
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    America Michael Flynn is a retired US
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    Army three-star General his specialty
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    was Military Intelligence is it trusted
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    you know the intelligence Community
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    wants to you know validate the sources
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    of information that we have in order to
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    make it to to ensure that it's
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    believable reliable relevant and the
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    teams he LED were notoriously effective
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    in rooting out insurgencies in Iraq and
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    Afghanistan for over a decade in 2012 he
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    was nominated by Barack Obama to be the
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    director of the defense intelligence
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    agency Mike Flynn brings to this
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    position Decades of experience in
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    Military
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    Intelligence his knowledge of the 21st
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    century Battlefield is
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    unsurpassed but 3 years later the
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    one-time Democrat had become an avid
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    supporter of cand date
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    Trump lock her up that's
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    right yeah that's right lock her up and
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    would soon become president Trump's
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    National Security adviser but just 22
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    days into his term Trump fired him for
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    lying about his interactions with Russia
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    the evolving and eroding level of trust
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    as a result of this situation is what
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    led the president to ask for General
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    Flynn's
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    resignation and general Flynn would soon
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    enter a plea deal with the FBI his
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    prison sentence was under review when
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    Trump pardoned him in December 2020 less
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    than a month before leaving
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    office Mike Flynn and I served together
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    for many years and we very close friends
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    I
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    disagree with him
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    politically I am
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    disappointed by the nature of the the
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    comments that he makes the calls to
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    action this is one of our top quality
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    guns and maybe I'll find somebody in
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    Washington
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    [Laughter]
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    DC disgraced former General Michael
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    Flynn convicted felon he uses General
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    like it's his first name I'm his
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    Facebook friend his Facebook name is Jen
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    Flynn on telegram he's General
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    Flynn he's using his rank as part of his
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    identity and and he has adopted the
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    radical fascist politics of Maga and of
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    Kon where we go one we go all we go one
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    we go all God Bless America to build
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    himself up as a leader for an Insurgency
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    against the people of the United States
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    this country is awake this is soil that
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    we have fought over and we will fight
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    for in the future he could take military
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    capabilities and he could place them in
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    those States and basically rerun an
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    election in each of those States clearly
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    his military experience influences some
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    people to give him
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    legitimacy that he might not otherwise
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    have I'm a simple Marine I want to know
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    why what happened in minimar can't
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    happen
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    here no reason I mean it should happen
  • 53:18 - 53:20
    here no reason right that's right
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    Flynn's apparent endorsement of a
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    military coup is not the only time the
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    former military intelligence officer has
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    has planted ideas about the illegitimacy
  • 53:29 - 53:31
    of the federal government and its
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    partners in crime well he doesn't need
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    any introduction on this Friday January
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    28th broadcast he's General Flynn and of
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    course a embattled individual in the
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    fight for this Republic all these Global
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    organizations they see themselves as
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    this is how we can control societies
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    this is how we can control Humanity so
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    let's introduce something called covid
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    and they did it and they did it for for
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    a couple of reasons one of the big
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    reasons was was to steal an election
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    they have an intent to have a new world
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    order they have an intent to track every
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    single one of us and they use it under
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    the skin they use a means by which it's
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    under the skin Dr foui would be right in
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    right in there in the same room with
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    people like Dr Mangal and Dr zel who
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    worked for the Nazis at the time of uh
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    of of Hitler's all of Hitler's
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    experimentation on human beings the
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    reality is as you learn the ability to
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    lead whether it's military or not you
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    learn the ability to get people to do
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    stuff and that's just what he's doing we
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    are in a crucible moment in the history
  • 54:35 - 54:37
    of the United States of America we're
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    fighting with faith we're fighting with
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    courage and nothing can resist the power
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    of prayer he perverts this military
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    experience this religious experience to
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    evoke this kind of feeling of a higher
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    purpose the oppression that they have
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    used with this virus is an Abomination
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    to
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    Freedom there is no righteousness on
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    their side the Lord is not on their side
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    he is on
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    ours that's right we will not go
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    silently in to the
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    night we will
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    fight we are making our lists and we are
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    checking them twice and we are finding
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    out
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    W who is the enemy of
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    America people that are creating the
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    oppression in this country the people
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    that are involved with tearing down our
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    freedoms our liberties and the value of
  • 55:42 - 55:44
    what we hold dear in this country need
  • 55:44 - 55:48
    to be placed on list people like Dr
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    fouchy that have constantly in his life
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    caused death destruction illness and
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    horrible things they have to be put on
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    these list they have to be put out of
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    our society all together and never be
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    trusted again now if someone ends
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    up attacking these people that have been
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    found to be an enemy of the United
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    States and they're
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    criminals I'm not going to shed a tear
  • 56:14 - 56:16
    about
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    it come in good
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    boy when I left the military I was a
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    hardcore Republican was libertarian like
  • 56:28 - 56:29
    a lot of people in the
  • 56:29 - 56:32
    military I was looking at like I can't
  • 56:32 - 56:34
    even call them documentaries but these
  • 56:34 - 56:38
    YouTube videos like uh this movie
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    Zeitgeist you had better wake up and
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    understand that there are people who are
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    guiding your life and you don't even
  • 56:45 - 56:48
    know it now that I study extremism I
  • 56:48 - 56:52
    recognize it's filled with anti-semitic
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    tropes the theme of the movie without
  • 56:54 - 56:56
    explicitly saying it is that Jewish
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    people people were out there controlling
  • 56:58 - 56:59
    the banks and the banks are the reasons
  • 56:59 - 57:01
    why we go into Wars so therefore the
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    Jews are responsible for my friends
  • 57:02 - 57:04
    dying right that's the connection that
  • 57:04 - 57:06
    it's trying to make the ultimate goal is
  • 57:06 - 57:07
    to get everybody in this world chipped
  • 57:07 - 57:10
    with the with the RFID chip and uh have
  • 57:10 - 57:12
    all money be on those chips and
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    everything on those chips and if anybody
  • 57:14 - 57:16
    wants to protest what we do or violate
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    what we want we just turn off that chip
  • 57:19 - 57:23
    I just absorbed this propaganda and fell
  • 57:23 - 57:26
    for it fell into it I was watching Alex
  • 57:26 - 57:28
    Jones before anyone knew what his name
  • 57:28 - 57:30
    was I mean now they're openly bragging
  • 57:30 - 57:32
    it's world government and they run it
  • 57:32 - 57:34
    Tucker Carlson was back on MSNBC and
  • 57:34 - 57:37
    Glen Beck it's all connected these
  • 57:37 - 57:40
    people down here are radicals and all of
  • 57:40 - 57:41
    these Concepts started to fit together
  • 57:41 - 57:45
    and feed this narrative this this idea
  • 57:45 - 57:47
    that I had felt but couldn't put words
  • 57:47 - 57:49
    to for so long that I was the victim not
  • 57:49 - 57:53
    just of circumstance but of some sort of
  • 57:53 - 57:56
    Nefarious group of powerful individuals
  • 57:56 - 57:59
    ual who were manipulating all of us and
  • 57:59 - 58:02
    and that everyone was just acting as
  • 58:02 - 58:04
    puppets you know what people now call
  • 58:04 - 58:08
    the Deep state but we were
  • 58:08 - 58:11
    awake and it was our job to wake
  • 58:11 - 58:13
    everybody else
  • 58:13 - 58:15
    up who's the
  • 58:15 - 58:19
    Patriot video
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    [Music]
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    ladies and gentlemen prepare for the
  • 58:41 - 58:44
    strong
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    mag yep
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    that's there's a lot there they flashed
  • 58:54 - 58:56
    photos of the pyramid on our dollar
  • 58:56 - 58:59
    bills they showed a picture of George
  • 58:59 - 59:03
    Soros they talked about the World Bank
  • 59:03 - 59:05
    everything's Incorporated these are all
  • 59:05 - 59:07
    things that I didn't understand when I
  • 59:07 - 59:11
    was watching my propaganda videos uh
  • 59:11 - 59:15
    back in 2007 2008 but man I mean it's
  • 59:15 - 59:16
    like they just took notes off of the
  • 59:16 - 59:19
    [ __ ] that had me all confused and crazy
  • 59:19 - 59:22
    back then and the
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    second these groups have always operated
  • 59:25 - 59:27
    on a Playbook of using prevailing social
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    context to mobilize people recruit and
  • 59:35 - 59:38
    radicalize the 20s Clan was anti-black
  • 59:38 - 59:40
    and anti-jewish but it was also
  • 59:40 - 59:42
    anti-mexican near the border anti- labor
  • 59:42 - 59:45
    in the Pacific Northwest anti-immigrant
  • 59:45 - 59:46
    in the Northeast where there were a lot
  • 59:46 - 59:48
    of immigrants what it did was figure out
  • 59:48 - 59:50
    what the prevailing social tensions were
  • 59:50 - 59:53
    in a given community and use those to
  • 59:53 - 59:57
    recruit people for its own purposes
  • 59:58 - 60:00
    the prevailing feeling among a host of
  • 60:00 - 60:02
    veterans returning from Vietnam was that
  • 60:02 - 60:04
    they had been stabbed in the back by an
  • 60:04 - 60:09
    ungrateful Society their own feckless
  • 60:09 - 60:11
    government and the media Elite well it
  • 60:11 - 60:14
    seems now more certain than ever that
  • 60:14 - 60:16
    the bloody experience of Vietnam is to
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    end in a stalemate it made them ripe
  • 60:18 - 60:21
    recruits for a new conspiracy fueled
  • 60:21 - 60:24
    wave of violent extremism aimed at
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    rooting out the Enemy Within the Cubans
  • 60:27 - 60:29
    are coming in by the thousands the
  • 60:29 - 60:31
    Mexicans are coming in by the millions
  • 60:31 - 60:34
    the the Haans are coming in from haia or
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    wherever the that little [ __ ] country
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    is coming in by the hundreds of
  • 60:38 - 60:40
    thousands white people have had enough
  • 60:40 - 60:42
    they can no longer even afford to buy
  • 60:42 - 60:45
    proper housing for themselves yet our
  • 60:45 - 60:47
    government would have us spend thousands
  • 60:47 - 60:49
    and thousands of millions of dollars on
  • 60:49 - 60:52
    non whites they've had enough one of the
  • 60:52 - 60:54
    key figures in the white power movement
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    after the Vietnam War and one of the
  • 60:55 - 60:58
    architects of its move to sell style
  • 60:58 - 61:00
    terrorism to using the earling internet
  • 61:00 - 61:02
    and to a number of other major changes
  • 61:02 - 61:05
    that fueled its rise is a veteran named
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    LS beam the only thing that's it
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    imported tonight is Will America be
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    white 100 years from tonight and if so
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    will you commit yourself to the battle
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    to make it so Lewis beam served two
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    tours in Vietnam as a helicopter Gunner
  • 61:21 - 61:24
    and came home in 1968 with multiple
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    medals for bravery in combat says that I
  • 61:27 - 61:29
    use great professional skill and courage
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    in the face of great personal danger
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    that hasn't changed at all in my opinion
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    presently I'm having to use utmost skill
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    and I think it does take courage to to
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    do what I'm doing and I'm doing it in
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    the face of the enemy that's time the
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    enemy goes under a different name beam
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    took the skills he honed in the military
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    and brought them to the KKK where he
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    rose to Grand Dragon of the Texas
  • 61:57 - 61:59
    Knights I had been paid by the
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    government $300 a month to fight and
  • 62:02 - 62:04
    kill companies to execute them whatever
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    term you want to
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    use uh in Vietnam and what is the
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    difference between Vietnam and Houston
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    Texas but a few thousand
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    [Applause]
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    miles one of the reasons that beam Rose
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    so quickly in these organizations is
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    that he told a story about Warfare and
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    Trauma that a lot of their people were
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    mobilized by including people who didn't
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    serve I saw a young man about 19 years
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    old ENT traed in a armored personnel
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    carrier
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    in about 22 Mi Northeast of s
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    gun with his legs pinned beneath the
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    seat as a result of a a rocket propell
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    grenade and he stayed on the
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    radio kep asking for help
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    asking us
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    to come get
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    him so his argument was about the
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    wrongness of war the horror of seeing
  • 63:10 - 63:11
    casualties in the field the horror of
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    losing your fellow soldiers but his
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    pivot was this is why we should come
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    back to the United States and bring that
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    violence home to everybody who left us
  • 63:22 - 63:24
    there our mission is a reconnaissance
  • 63:24 - 63:29
    Patrol we have information that the
  • 63:29 - 63:33
    enemy is in the
  • 63:34 - 63:37
    area the Jews have assumed leadership of
  • 63:37 - 63:39
    the federal government they totally
  • 63:39 - 63:40
    control it and they're controlling us
  • 63:40 - 63:43
    thly the government that's in Washington
  • 63:43 - 63:45
    DC today does not represent the interest
  • 63:45 - 63:47
    of the white people therefore we will
  • 63:47 - 63:49
    replace them with people who will
  • 63:49 - 63:52
    represent the ideals of white Wester
  • 63:52 - 63:53
    Christian
  • 63:53 - 63:55
    civilization how are we going to replace
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    them by any means necessary we want the
  • 63:58 - 64:01
    heads of the enemies in our toe sacks in
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    Vietnam they took ears we're going to
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    take
  • 64:04 - 64:07
    heads beam's rhetoric and Military
  • 64:07 - 64:09
    exercises eventually got the attention
  • 64:09 - 64:14
    of the FBI and in 1983 he left Texas for
  • 64:14 - 64:17
    Hayden Lake Idaho a Haven for white
  • 64:17 - 64:20
    supremacists he joined forces with Aryan
  • 64:20 - 64:23
    Nations and began to command a cell
  • 64:23 - 64:25
    style terrorist movement of white power
  • 64:25 - 64:28
    activists the idea was that one or a few
  • 64:28 - 64:29
    white power activists could work
  • 64:29 - 64:32
    together towards a commonly held set of
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    goals and targets but without
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    prosecutable ties between them and
  • 64:36 - 64:38
    without direct ties to movement
  • 64:38 - 64:41
    leadership but there was a problem the
  • 64:41 - 64:43
    cells which were spread across the
  • 64:43 - 64:45
    country and into Canada still needed to
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    communicate with each other and even
  • 64:48 - 64:50
    when the FBI wasn't listening on their
  • 64:50 - 64:54
    phones beam wanted to do more than talk
  • 64:54 - 64:57
    he wanted to share ideas and create
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    networks so they created a social
  • 65:00 - 65:03
    network called Liberty net and one of
  • 65:03 - 65:05
    the first postings was titled online for
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    God and
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    [Music]
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    Country and then Louis beam traveled
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    around the country teaching people how
  • 65:15 - 65:17
    to go online these message boards
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    included assassination lists and
  • 65:20 - 65:22
    ideological content and who you should
  • 65:22 - 65:24
    hate and why but they also included
  • 65:24 - 65:28
    social network content like personal
  • 65:28 - 65:32
    ads and this was in 1984 885 way before
  • 65:32 - 65:34
    most people think about farri online
  • 65:34 - 65:37
    activism decades before Facebook can't
  • 65:37 - 65:40
    beat the with this day using this early
  • 65:40 - 65:44
    form of the internet clansmen skinheads
  • 65:44 - 65:47
    neo-nazis and other extremist groups
  • 65:47 - 65:49
    banded together to commit a series of
  • 65:49 - 65:52
    heinous robberies bombings and murders
  • 65:52 - 65:54
    across the country and since we're all
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    racists since we're all the radical
  • 65:56 - 65:58
    right and that's a crime in America when
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    you have to do the time don't regret the
  • 66:01 - 66:04
    crime we'll be at the Forefront of the
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    fight doing what uh hopefully uh
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    smashing the uh skulls of Communists or
  • 66:10 - 66:12
    uh executing race Traders or uh shooting
  • 66:12 - 66:15
    on site anybody we don't think is white
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    we have to get our government back
  • 66:16 - 66:18
    that's what it's all about all these
  • 66:18 - 66:20
    so-called subversive groups are nothing
  • 66:20 - 66:23
    but patriotic citizens trying to do just
  • 66:23 - 66:26
    that by 1985 the department of Justice
  • 66:26 - 66:28
    came to believe that the network of
  • 66:28 - 66:31
    white power cells Behind These crimes
  • 66:31 - 66:34
    represented a serious threat to National
  • 66:34 - 66:37
    Security Lewis beam has been charged
  • 66:37 - 66:40
    with seditious conspiracy along with 13
  • 66:40 - 66:41
    other
  • 66:41 - 66:43
    individuals Mr Bean did you plan to
  • 66:43 - 66:46
    overthrow the government what else is a
  • 66:46 - 66:47
    country boy going to do on Saturday
  • 66:47 - 66:50
    night when the only drug store in Town's
  • 66:50 - 66:53
    closed but the trial was a disaster for
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    the government a stunning verdict is
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    afternoon in the trial of 13 white
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    supremacists among charges they faced
  • 67:00 - 67:02
    conspiracy to overthrow the government
  • 67:02 - 67:04
    of the United States the verdicts from
  • 67:04 - 67:06
    the all-white jury came on the fourth
  • 67:06 - 67:08
    day of deliberations beam and his
  • 67:08 - 67:10
    codefendants were acquitted on all
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    charges the humiliating outcome led the
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    doj to focus their attention on
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    individual criminals and abandon
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    investigations of the white power
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    movement as a domestic terrorist threat
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    the catastrophic Legacy of leaderless
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    resistance
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    has been that we as a public have lost
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    sight of this Movement we don't have any
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    domestic terrorism legislation we don't
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    have domestic terrorism laws for example
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    the number one tool um FBI agents and
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    prosecutors use to disrupt terrorist
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    attacks in the United States is material
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    support material support is basically a
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    charge to levy on individuals who are
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    helping a terrorist organization or a
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    ENT organization unfortunately we don't
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    have that when it comes to domestic
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    terrorist
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    organizations the problem with this
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    situation is when you don't have
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    domestic terrorism laws you need an act
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    to happen you need a hot body in order
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    to start an investigation and usually
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    you can charge that individual with hate
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    a crime or with other charges but you
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    cannot charge them with terrorism you
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    cannot go after the whole network holy
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    cow about a third of the building has
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    been blown away is just
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    devastating get back get back a massive
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    Car Bomb exploded outside of a large
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    Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma
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    City shattering that building Killing
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    Children Killing federal employees
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    military men and civilians even Timothy
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    McVey he blew up a whole Federal
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    Building and prosecutors could not
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    charge him or his associates with
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    terrorism the bombing of Oklahoma City
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    in 1995 was the largest deliberate mass
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    casualty event on American soil between
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    Pearl Harbor and 911 but most people
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    still don't understand what that event
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    was and what it meant the indictment
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    charges that Timothy McVey and Terry
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    Nichols former Army buddies with a
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    grudge against the government planned
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    the bombing selected McVey and Nichols
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    met each other through their service
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    they trained together at Fort Riley
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    Kansas before McVey deployed to the gulf
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    as part of Big Red One infantry unit in
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    Iraq there he seems to have experienced
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    some amount of traumatic combat before
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    their return
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    home after washing out his special
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    forces he was really angry and we see at
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    that moment his deepening involvement in
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    radical white power
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    activity ranging from mcvey's connection
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    to the Michigan militia the federal
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    government itself is the child of the
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    armed citizen we the people are the
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    parent of the child we call government
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    in short the federal government needs a
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    good spanking to make it behave his
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    contact and attempted contact with
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    groups like the Arizona Patriots and the
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    National Alliance and his written belief
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    in white power principles that were
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    published in his hometown newspaper
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    McVey used his military training to help
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    carry out the Oklahoma City bombing and
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    in a letter to a friend he invoked his
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    military oath to to justify it I have
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    sworn to uphold and defend the
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    Constitution against all enemies foreign
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    and domestic and I will blood will flow
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    in the streets good versus evil free men
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    versus socialist wannabe slaves pray
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    it's not your blood my friend the other
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    key component here was his use of the
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    Turner Diaries at gun shows Timothy
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    McVey would hand out copies of the
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    Turner Diaries a dystopian novel that
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    details how to top the US government the
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    fictional revolutionaries start by
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    blowing up a federal building and then
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    proceed to exterminate their political
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    enemies including all Jews blacks and
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    Latinos the Turner Diaries became
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    enormously important to this movement
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    not because it's a good book but because
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    it provides the imaginative answer to a
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    really important question which is how
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    can a tiny group of people a small
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    Fringe movement do what they're setting
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    out to do in this period which is to
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    overthrow the most militarized
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    superstate in world history in 1997
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    McVey was convicted of murdering 168
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    people using a weapon of mass
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    destruction and blowing up a federal
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    building no domestic terrorism charges
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    were brought however because he and
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    Nicholls were thought to have acted
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    alone just imagine if Timothy mcvey's
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    name was Muhammad we will look at that
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    terrorism threat in a very different
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    length first of all we will look at it
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    as a terrorist threat we will go after
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    McVey we will go after all the people
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    who are helping him or who are assisting
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    him we will keep the investigation going
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    in order to get the whole network and
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    when you are very limited with the tools
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    uh you are using these groups will take
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    benefits from it these are not lone
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    wolves these are people who are united
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    by ideology by social ties by selection
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    of targets these are all part of the
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    same movement and this is really what
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    we're seeing continuing into our present
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    day
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    moment tonight the plot to kidnap a
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    governor foiled by the
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    FBI in October 2020 less than a month
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    before the presidential election 14 men
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    were arrested in a plot to kidnap
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    Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer their
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    plans included storming the state
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    capital using zip ties to take hostages
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    and conducting a trial that would result
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    in a public hanging of the governor the
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    suspects were all members of The
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    Wolverine Watchman a paramilitary group
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    commanded by a former Marine that had
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    ties to the Michigan militia prosecutors
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    contend that they wanted to kidnap her
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    to try to ignite another American Civil
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    War before the 2020 election in hopes of
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    disrupting it and perhaps keeping Joe
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    Biden from becoming president but
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    Federal prosecutors could not charge any
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    of the conspirators with material
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    support and despite having amount
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    mountain of evidence laid out against
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    them at trial the group's leader Adam
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    Fox telling the informant he was
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    inspired by Oklahoma City Bombing
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    terrorist Timothy McVey telling the
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    informant if we can't have our world
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    they can't have theirs Burning It Down
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    Like Lewis beam before them if we can't
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    have this country nobody gets it that
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    clear we'll be total ashes everywhere
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    none of the defendants were convicted on
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    federal charges the goals of this
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    Insurgency in Michigan were to take over
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    the state house and then to kidnap and
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    execute the governor the goal of the
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    Insurgency on January 6 was to overturn
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    the results of a democratic election so
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    if we see this as part of a movement
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    it's to stop the American people being
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    able to choose their own leaders an
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    Insurgency is all about seizing control
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    of a government not through winning an
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    election not through Democratic
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    processes not through persuasion but
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    through violence it's an it's a form of
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    War USA USA USA
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    coward
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    tra if you look at January 6th what
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    we're looking at is really the Collision
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    of three different streams of Activity
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    one is the organized white power
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    movement that is coming off of decades
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    if not generations of organizing
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    Armament training and ideological
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    content they want to know what the
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    orange has stand for [ __ ] proud boy
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    another is kinon which is newer more
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    radical works very fast where we go one
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    we go all and the final one the biggest
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    one is simply the Trump Bas TR Trum Trum
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    Trum it's clear to me that what you had
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    was a concerted effort by a number of
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    different organizers do you want your
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    house back take it to take these various
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    groups together and focus their energies
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    into create a critical mass and that's
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    not new
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    in Iraq when al-Qaeda in Iraq emerged it
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    really came led by a guy named Abu
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    musaba zwi he traveled around the
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    country had a Charisma to him and he
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    portrayed this hey I'm not your normal
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    political leader we are going to show
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    the kind of commitment that real men
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    would
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    do and al-Qaeda in Iraq which was very
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    extreme ideologically started to be
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    joined by people who weren't natural
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    bedfellows people go finally someone
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    who's not going to put up with the crap
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    someone who's going to take the law into
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    their own hands and going to get us what
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    we deserve because we have been
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    exploited by the elites of the region
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    I think Abu masab Bazar kawi and Donald
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    Trump both understand that you can
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    inflame those passions it is where the
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    leader takes those frustrations that
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    becomes potentially disastrous grievance
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    narratives are made up they're
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    constructed narratives but they are used
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    by demagogues because they work and if
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    you have a political party that is
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    organized around grievance around a
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    sense of loss and a sense of threat you
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    have the basis for the ideology that
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    will promote violence we gathered
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    together at the heart of our nation's
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    capital for one very very basic and
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    simple reason to save our democracy
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    we're going to walk down to the
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    capital and we're going to cheer on our
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    brave senators and congressmen and women
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    and we're probably not going to be
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    cheering so much for some of
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    them because you'll never take back our
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    country with weakness you have to show
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    strength and you have to be
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    [Applause]
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    strong DC is a [ __ ] war
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    zone this what
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    we the siege of the capital on January
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    6th did not overturn the results of the
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    2020 election but that's not the only
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    measure by which the actions of that day
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    are being judged there's footage of
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    proud boys directing journalists to read
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    the Turner
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    Diaries Read The Turner
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    Diaries on January 6th the Turner
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    Diaries was structuring a lot of sort of
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    the imaginative performative action of
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    that day the news hung outside the
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    capital refers to events in the Turner
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    Diaries called The Day of the Rope which
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    is the hanging of race Traders which
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    include politicians
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    [Applause]
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    [Music]
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    my and significantly there is a strike
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    on the capital that is not supposed to
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    be a mass casualty attack in the Turner
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    Diaries it's a mortar attack it's meant
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    to be simply the selected killing of a
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    few corrupt legislators in order to show
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    other white people that extremists can
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    strike at the heart of American power
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    yeah
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    yeah yeah we did it we did it [ __ ]
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    did it yo take laptops paperwork take
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    everything all that [ __ ] my friend my
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    friend sitting
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    in and by that measure I think that they
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    succeeded Donald Trump tweeted out a
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    video he said we did a good [ __ ]
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    job January 6 was a huge success for
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    them January 6 inspired so many people
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    not only here in the United States but
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    even in Europe that violence is a way to
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    change the government is a way to change
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    that
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    establishments in the western world that
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    they consider corrupt they considered
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    evil uh they considered that these
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    governments are nothing but tools to the
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    Jews or to whatever conspiracy they
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    believe
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    in you believe the rich people in the
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    world are using this disease and it's
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    exaggerating it to create some sort of
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    apocalyptic nightmare right you think
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    it's common sense that we all have to
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    stay inside and be afraid of the
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    [Applause]
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    air you look at January 6th I think the
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    people that were there that participate
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    in it number one they wanted it to serve
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    as a wakeup call to those people who are
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    Empower and the fact of the matter is
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    every single person that was there that
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    day is a patriot of this nation y Randy
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    maybe you want to put the beers inside
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    the the the the bridge maybe you want to
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    get off being a patriot being a person
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    that loves their country especially you
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    know being a military veteran you take
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    an oath to the Constitution and for a
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    lot of those people that were there that
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    day they felt that their constitution
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    was being shredded up our democracy was
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    being shredded right in front of our
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    eyes I think it's absolutely
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    heartbreaking to see veterans involved
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    in these things and I know for a lot of
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    them that their hearts are in in some
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    ways in the right place we just don't
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    live in the same world of truth
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    [Music]
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    anymore the people in DC they were
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    Americans yeah and they were patriots
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    they only broke laws because the DC
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    police didn't do their
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    job okay okay that's it people died
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    because they didn't do their
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    job so they broke into the Capital
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    because DC police didn't do their job
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    the DC police they didn't break into
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    anything they let them in not only did
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    they let them in it's paid for by tax
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    dollars it's their [ __ ]
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    property easy sorry this is the lethal
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    danger of the big election lie right
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    it's this is a conspiracy theory that
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    says the very heart of American
  • 81:49 - 81:50
    political life the very heart of our
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    democracy has been destroyed and taken
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    from us which leaves us what recourse do
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    I believe the election was stolen
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    absolutely without a doubt there's no
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    way in hell Joe Biden was elected 81
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    million votes for Joe Biden I don't
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    think so we're in a situation right now
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    where you know we can't trust our
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    elections anymore we know that so what
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    really is scary is is that what will the
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    people do what will the average American
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    do when they finally wake up to the
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    reality of all this and the answer to
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    that is we don't know we have no idea
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    what the American people will do this no
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    longer is a constitutional republic and
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    we are going to fight to bring our
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    constitutional republic back again we've
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    had violent domestic extremist
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    organizations for a long time but I
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    think what makes this moment
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    particularly dangerous there are a
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    couple of things the first one is the
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    fact that it's able to ride on a wave of
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    conspiracy thinking and general
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    distrust that's happening because of
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    social media Technologies it's happening
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    because of the way we we've structured
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    our society on the internet that gives
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    them the sheer numbers of people that
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    they could never dream of of bringing to
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    bear on their own everybody's got to put
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    their shoulder to the wheel we need
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    participation 24/7 we need you to be a
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    force multiplier as a soldier and as a
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    as a uh as a general as a retired
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    General we have an army of digital
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    soldiers if you can do command and
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    control over social media and you're
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    fighting against evil and you're on the
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    side of God and you're on the side of
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    the United States in your oath it's a
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    very attractive proposition
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    the sad part is is you're using all
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    those skills and that goodness and that
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    purity of heart that you think is
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    actually absolute unadulterated
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    [ __ ] the second major difference is
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    you have political cover from the very
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    top the only way we're going to lose
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    this election is if the election is
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    rigged remember that January 6 was the
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    culmination of two months of a
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    propagation of a big lie and of
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    conspiracy theories by the president of
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    the United States 20 thirds of House
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    Republicans go along with Trump and vote
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    to overturn the electors on the evening
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    of January 6th we a United States
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    Senator and members of the House of
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    Representatives object to the counting
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    of the electoral votes of the state of
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    Pennsylvania Madam speaker I Rise to
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    support the objection Madam speaker I
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    Rise to support the objection Madam
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    speaker I Rise to support the objection
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    Madam chair I vigorously support this
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    objection and I in a vote that has
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    always been thought to be ceremonial and
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    minister IAL where you accept the
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    Electoral College results which were in
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    no serious way contested I mean that's
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    almost as astounding as what happened in
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    terms of the Insurrection how can so
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    many people believe that it was unfair
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    it was because their president said it
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    was unfair their Senator said it was
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    unfair their member of Congress said it
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    was unfair a full audit is absolutely
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    necessary we should get injunctions if
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    necessary and normally those are people
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    that the electric can have faith in I
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    Rise for myself and 60 of my colleag to
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    object to the counting of the Electoral
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    ballots from Arizona is the objection in
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    writing and signed by a
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    senator yes it is it
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    is but it is not just the big lie that
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    appears to have captured much of the
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    Republican Party Congressman Denver rlan
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    lost his party's nomination over the
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    weekend the first term Congressman was
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    ousted by former Liberty University
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    employee Bob good
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    getting run out of the Republican party
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    was really interesting I believe I was
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    the first one that was affected by Q
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    conspiracy theories when I didn't even
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    know
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    it I had conducted a same-sex wedding in
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    summer of 2019 two guys who had worked
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    for me or volunteered and then I started
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    hearing these weird things I'm funded by
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    George Soros I'm a secret Jew I'm a
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    secret Dem I'm trying to change the
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    sexual orientation of children I'm a
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    tool of the Antichrist and I'm hearing
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    all this I'm like this is sounds like
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    New World Order crazy stuff you know the
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    anti-semitic
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    tropes you had better wake up and
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    understand that there are people then I
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    started doing my own research and I'm
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    pretty good at it and uh I saw some of
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    the same patterns that you saw with
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    foreign terrorists you know and when you
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    chased Isis or alada or IED resupply
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    from Iraq into Iran you know i' I've
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    seen some things and uh what I saw was
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    that people were using language uh in
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    the open that I I thought we would never
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    see As Americans my two decades of
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    intelligence War fighting and
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    counterterrorism experience coupled with
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    serving in the 116th Congress is why I
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    will not allow conspiracy peders to
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    hijack our ability to conduct reasonable
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    policy discussions for the betterment of
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    all Americans I was pretty much drummed
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    out and censured for following the law
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    and trying to save this country and uh
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    I'm not I don't think I'm overstating
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    that if one of our two parties is
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    committed to an orwellian whitewashing
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    of hist history if you didn't know the
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    TV footage was a video from January the
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    6th you would actually think it was a
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    normal tourist visit is committed to
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    propagating or at least not quarreling
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    with a big lie uh the big lie the big
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    lie is a lot of [ __ ] that's what it
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    is is committed to not quarreling much
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    with conspiracy theories is committed to
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    purging those Republicans at the state
  • 87:18 - 87:19
    and local level and at the national
  • 87:19 - 87:22
    level who want to fight back against the
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    lies and the conspiracy theories that's
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    a big
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    deal war is literally the continuation
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    of politics by other violent means our
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    military forces are the part of our
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    society that carries out that peace then
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    we come home and the question is do we
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    have a political system that functions
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    or are we at a point where our own
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    politics the politics inside our own
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    communities the politics inside our own
  • 87:46 - 87:48
    country can only be continued through
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    other means and we got to be very
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    careful because if you think you have
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    support from the highest levels of
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    government
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    why aren't you fighting for your country
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    aren't you already sort of sworn in to
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    do this the issue is is that the people
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    that we are identifying as extremists
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    they're identifying as Patriots or
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    Freedom Fighters and that is it almost
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    sounds like I'm talking about terrorism
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    right
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    now one of the organizations that I'm
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    particularly interested in uh as the
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    Patriot front for the of our nation
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    Liberty of our people liy for the
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    victory of the American Spirit Victory
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    they're producing what they refer to as
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    propaganda they're studying books on
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    fascism because they believe democracy
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    has failed and their vision for the
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    future is a dominant white race that has
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    captured the Republican party and has
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    defeated their political opponents by
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    violence or by
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    exclusion these guys showed up in
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    Philadelphia on the 4th of July 2021 and
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    assaulted a bunch of
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    people nothing came of it cuz the local
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    cops didn't know what the hell were they
  • 89:16 - 89:19
    were dealing with so this is a fascist
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    gang who's
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    operating all around the country police
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    and say they prevented a possible
  • 89:26 - 89:28
    domestic terror attack over the weekend
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    31 men were arrested all dressed alike
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    allegedly on their way to wreak haveit
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    at a pride event in the city of cordelan
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    cordelan is just a few miles north of
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    Hayden Lake and the Patriot front
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    following in the footsteps of Lewis beam
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    had made it a base of operations and in
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    the same way Denver WLAN had been
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    targeted by qanon for officiating a gay
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    wedding Q's rhetoric casting the LG B
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    btq Community as groomers and pedophiles
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    helped put them squarely in the sights
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    of the white nationalist Patriot front
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    while the proud boys the oathkeepers the
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    3centers are a threat the ones that I'm
  • 90:09 - 90:12
    really afraid of are the Gen Z ones the
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    service members who have served during a
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    time of relative peace these young
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    people who joined to fight never got a
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    chance to fight and who starting in
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    conservative Echo Chambers online have
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    been brought into the proud boy to
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    fascist pipeline so
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    gab is an alternative social media
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    platform that was created to be a safe
  • 90:36 - 90:37
    space for
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    neo-nazis one of the groups on here is
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    the national Justice party this is a
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    Neo-Nazi party within the United States
  • 90:46 - 90:49
    whose goal is to use protests to
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    radicalize Trump supporters into
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    explicit
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    white
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    supremacy they're developing new and
  • 90:58 - 91:01
    original propaganda that paint them in a
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    light of achieving the power the ability
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    to shape politics and engage in violence
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    in a way that they thought they were
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    going to get from the military they
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    understand how to recruit people into
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    that lifestyle so right here this is an
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    Italian Maye
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    frgo uh I don't care that was the slogan
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    of of the fascist party under
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    melini so what they're trying to do is
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    make white nationalism look like it's
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    testosterone filled way to be a man I
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    believe that these Young Veterans who
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    getting out and joining things like
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    patriate front and nationalist socialist
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    club and the word Nazi is nationalist
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    socialist I think that the Republican
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    party is is you know more than capable
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    of adopting that IDE ideology in a way
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    that that's unfathomable even to me you
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    know I I never saw us where we are today
  • 91:57 - 92:01
    I I think another four years things
  • 92:01 - 92:03
    could be far
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    worse I think the worst case scenario is
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    probably worse than most of us want to
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    imagine I could see a civil war because
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    this is the same movement we've been
  • 92:16 - 92:18
    dealing with this whole time it's
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    reasonable to assume that what we can
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    see is only about half of the activity
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    that there is an underground that is in
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    violent action training in camps trying
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    to accumulate weapons and preparing for
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    violence when you talk about Civil War
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    or specific sectors of the country that
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    could go kinetic just go to these areas
  • 92:35 - 92:37
    where you see the first big far-left
  • 92:37 - 92:38
    protest when Republicans take back the
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    house boom if there's anybody out there
  • 92:41 - 92:44
    from antifa our black lives matters
  • 92:44 - 92:46
    spend your first [ __ ] bullet up my
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    chest okay or if Republicans think that
  • 92:48 - 92:50
    one of the state elections were stolen
  • 92:50 - 92:52
    boom forget right in your legislators
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    you got to do something it's it's We the
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    People you're going to have to take my
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    life there's no way I'll die on this
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    hill there's no way no way all of this
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    can happen who's to say that if a
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    legislation came down where we l our
  • 93:05 - 93:07
    Second Amendment tomorrow that that
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    wouldn't start a civil war to be honest
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    with you I don't know of any veteran
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    that wants wool in this country but at
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    the very same time when you look back to
  • 93:15 - 93:16
    what our founding fathers wanted for
  • 93:16 - 93:19
    this country we are so far away from
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    that today it's just something they're
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    ready for and their gun safe is full
  • 93:26 - 93:27
    if you're prepared you're prepared and
  • 93:27 - 93:29
    if you're not you're not if you're armed
  • 93:29 - 93:31
    then you're somewhat prepared to defend
  • 93:31 - 93:33
    your family and yourself if you're not
  • 93:33 - 93:37
    armed you're dog
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    meate there's imminent Civil War if we
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    don't fix our elections and actually
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    make them Bonafide again we don't have
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    2024 there is no
  • 93:48 - 93:51
    2024 but it is the election of 2024 that
  • 93:51 - 93:53
    opens up a different front one that is
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    potenti as dangerous as a violent Civil
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    War there are people in this movement
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    who believe that the nation cannot be
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    saved as it is and must be overthrown in
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    order to make way for a white ethnostate
  • 94:05 - 94:06
    and then there are probably people in
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    this movement who think aha there's an
  • 94:08 - 94:11
    opening here to run for office and mount
  • 94:11 - 94:13
    a sort of coup from inside in order to
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    change the very nature of the nation you
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    know I worry about scenarios in which
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    you know in 2024 uh one party controls
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    Congress the other party wins a
  • 94:21 - 94:23
    presidential election Congress refuses
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    to certify the election the Republican
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    party has a pretty systematic plan to
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    have state legislator impose themselves
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    much more directly into the
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    certification of electors to perhaps
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    also suppress some democratic votes
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    along the way so I do think the chances
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    of a real attempt to overturn a
  • 94:39 - 94:42
    legitimate election results are not
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    nothing and they're not tiny and then
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    somebody as president or people that are
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    elected that aren't do aren't there in a
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    in a legal way and then that's when The
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    Descent happens and that's the end of
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    our country and our legal norms and that
  • 94:54 - 94:56
    scares the hell out of me this country
  • 94:56 - 94:58
    you as individuals with the individual
  • 94:58 - 95:00
    liberties and individual rights that you
  • 95:00 - 95:02
    have you need to start assuming risk for
  • 95:02 - 95:04
    your neighborhoods and your communities
  • 95:04 - 95:07
    in your towns you have to get involved
  • 95:07 - 95:09
    General Flynn's ultimate plan is to
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    undermine democracy is to get his
  • 95:12 - 95:16
    digital soldiers to radicalize the rest
  • 95:16 - 95:18
    of the Republican base go run for dog
  • 95:18 - 95:20
    catcher if you don't like this who's
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    running your school board go run for the
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    school board if you don't like who's
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    running your little town or your little
  • 95:25 - 95:29
    Parish go get involved if Flynn can
  • 95:29 - 95:31
    convince his followers to push enough
  • 95:31 - 95:34
    good people out of government they'll
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    beat us into submission I don't want
  • 95:37 - 95:39
    guys like disgraced former General
  • 95:39 - 95:42
    Michael Flynn to be deciding who's an
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    American and who's not General Flynn do
  • 95:45 - 95:47
    you believe the violence on January 6th
  • 95:47 - 95:51
    was justified I said I I said because
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    their movement is about excluding others
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    it's not about the will of the people
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    it's about suppressing opposition it's
  • 96:02 - 96:04
    about power General Flynn do you believe
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    in the peaceful transition of power in
  • 96:06 - 96:08
    the United States of
  • 96:08 - 96:11
    America that's fa this is how countries
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    Fall Apart part of my experience as a
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    veteran and as somebody who's worked
  • 96:16 - 96:18
    with refugees and done human rights work
  • 96:18 - 96:20
    I know what happens when the center
  • 96:20 - 96:22
    cannot hold and a and a society falls
  • 96:22 - 96:24
    apart I know what happens when your
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    ethnic Identity or your in-group
  • 96:26 - 96:29
    outgroup membership becomes a life and
  • 96:29 - 96:30
    death issue and when Neighbors start
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    killing each other I've seen it and
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    whatever your Twitter bravado about the
  • 96:35 - 96:38
    next civil war is nobody wants to see
  • 96:38 - 96:40
    that I mean that is the road to Hell the
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    very worst case scenario is that we
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    slide to
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    authoritarians that we are not able to
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    climb out of this we have seen this
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    happen over and over and over again in
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    other countries we have seen them fight
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    back against the first wave and not be
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    ready for the second and not be ready
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    for the third this is a this is going to
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    take a long time and it's going to take
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    everything we have to make sure that our
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    democracy is still standing at the end
  • 97:11 - 97:13
    of it I hope that people are [ __ ]
  • 97:13 - 97:16
    scared because being scared motivates
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    people and I I want you to be scared by
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    what's true and I want you to look at
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    evidence I you to think critically and
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    do everything within your power and
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    within the uh confines of of the law to
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    make sure that we don't live in that
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    dystopian future that could just be a
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    few years
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    away I went to my son's grave site and I
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    just felt so helpless it made me angry
  • 97:45 - 97:47
    that my son's sacrifice almost felt like
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    it was in vain now I've refocused and I
  • 97:50 - 97:51
    had to take a look at it I had to do a
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    lot of soul searching to understand that
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    that's not the case
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    [Music]
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    case and this fight is not over it's far
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    from over and it may never be over but
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    his sacrifice is not in
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    vain my service service of everyone else
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    of all Americans regardless of your wore
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    a uniform as long as you got up in the
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    morning you just try to do the right
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    thing it's not in vain what if every
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    Young American did national service for
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    a year maybe in uniform but not
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    necessarily what if they didn't in
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    health care conservation education how
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    would they feel about each other at the
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    end of that by experience we know you
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    almost always feel different more
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    tightly you break down many of your
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    preconceived prejudices against other
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    groups trust starts to
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    build in
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    2013 I first applied to my local
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    Community
  • 98:49 - 98:53
    College having had my military
  • 98:53 - 98:54
    experience turn turn out so negative
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    I'll be honest my confidence was
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    destroyed and I was like terrified of
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    registering for classes because I was
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    terrified of failure and I went over the
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    course of my first semester at Nassau
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    Community College fulfilling a lot of
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    bad stereotypes about veterans you know
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    coming in having my headphones on having
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    my hoodie over my head kind of just like
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    sitting down not talking to anybody not
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    engaging and a group of student veterans
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    at my Community College identified that
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    that recognized that it was a problem
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    and helped to break me up my
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    shell I went from being that guy who
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    doesn't talk to anybody and sits in the
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    corner to being elected to represent all
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    of the student Veterans of my school
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    student Veterans of Nassau is a chapter
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    of student Veterans of America it's a
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    National Organization focused on
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    basically easing people in the
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    transition from combat to college to
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    careers one of the things that the
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    veteran Center does is it allows for us
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    to kind of get back into an environment
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    that we're familiar with it gives us a
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    sense of camaraderie that we really miss
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    from the military it's not something
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    that happened overnight but it set me on
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    the path towards recovery and rather
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    than feel like the future was
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    predetermined by these powerful groups
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    and that there was nothing that I could
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    do in fight against them I started to
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    accept the idea of maybe the truth is
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    somewhere in the middle and because most
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    of my interactions with the outside
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    world were in person person to person I
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    wasn't as easily able to seek out an
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    echo chamber that didn't challenge my
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    opinions that only reinforced my beliefs
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    that diversity of opinion is what kept
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    me from you know joining the oathkeepers
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    when it first sprang up that helped to
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    break me out of
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    it a lot of veterans getting out they
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    don't have that opportunity we're in a
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    different
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    world in this new world our troops have
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    to be trained to not only defend
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    themselves against a Chinese sniper or a
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    Russian
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    tank but against enemy disinformation
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    campaigns on the Internet it's also true
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    that disinformation is not just coming
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    from China and Russia we know how to
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    combat malicious misinformation we did a
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    pretty good job teaching soldiers and
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    citizens how to not fall for Nazi
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    propaganda we did a pretty good job
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    teaching soldiers citizens how to not
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    fall for communist propaganda all
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    through the Cold
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    War the problem with that of course is
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    that you know opposition to the Nazis
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    was a goal shared by both political
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    parties in America opposition to the
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    Soviet Union was a goal shared by most
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    across the political Spectrum in America
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    right now this conflict you know it's
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    far too partisan it's far too divisive
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    and it's far too politicized we know how
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    to do this but it takes unity and this
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    is a layer cake of problems this is
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    something that does not just exist at a
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    DOD policy level this is about how
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    journalists talk about the movement how
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    our laws prosecute the movement how our
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    national leaders direct their time and
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    attention we know that there is a lack
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    of political will to establish or to
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    create a domestic terrorism law yet I
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    think there is a big possibility that we
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    can designate these groups as
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    International terrorist organizations so
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    what that means we can take all the
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    rules the laws the authorities that the
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    FBI and other law enforcement and
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    intelligence agencies have to go after
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    them the same way we go after
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    International terrorist organizations
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    who's paid a price who's paid a price
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    for being a conspiratorial irresponsible
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    demagogic extremist with the exception
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    of a few true believers who were just
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    duped and taken in and foolishly
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    believed all this stuff most of them are
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    going about going along doing fine
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    voters need to decide whether they are
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    comfortable with those who inight
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    violence representing them and movements
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    like this end when the entire population
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    decides that they are
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    unacceptable we haven't seen that
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    yet so the ideal solution is
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    deradicalization but that's not
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    something something I'm interested in
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    I'm interested in
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    Justice and I'm interested in imposing
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    costs on people are trying to hurt
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    America and
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    Americans all I think about all day is
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    finding bad guys and hoping that they
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    end up in jail documenting any
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    potentially criminal Behavior
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    documenting things that if they're not
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    illegal society would frown upon and
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    ultimately it's to put a cost behind
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    being in Insurgent within the United
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    States I'm a Nazi Hunter but it doesn't
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    mean we're going to win and that's what
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    I want to tell people
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    this good doesn't always Triumph but I
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    do believe the oath means something and
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    I know that I'm going directly against
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    people who think that they also are
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    honoring their oath in the same way and
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    that's why I think this makes this
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    dangerous but what's enabling that
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    Schism to
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    happen is the LIE which world of Truth
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    do you live in it's not about commitment
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    to country that's shared so the only way
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    back to get back together the only the
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    only possibility of reconciliation is a
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    conversation that can occur in you know
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    in an environment of Truth we can either
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    reconcile with with each other as a
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    country or we can have a conflict where
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    do I want America to
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    go not here not where we're at this path
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    we're on will kill us it'll kill this
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    country it'll kill Freedom it'll kill
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    our camaraderie it'll kill our
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    compassion and our human decency for
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    each other what I'd like to see is for
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    the people on both sides all come
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    together and agree on going by the truth
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    only if we can do that then this nation
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    can be Salvage do I see that
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    happening no I
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    don't I can hope though
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    is
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