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This is an iHeart podcast. Cross our hearts and hope to die by these 50 countries differing so much in race and religion, in language and culture. It is a big idea. A new world order. Well, I know they're lying. They tricked me once, but they're not going to trick me twice. The time is now foreign. Welcome back to the Professor Penn Podcast. David Penn, your host. Glad to be with you as always. Sincerely glad to be here with you for this episode. Number 249, the Corrupted. The corrupted, you know, sometimes they're just corrupt. And I remember that. Good morning, Tanner.
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Good morning.
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Tanner was so kind today. I had transportation problems. He came to the house and picked me up. Really appreciate that, young man. Thank you. Because we wanted to get this in the can. And, you know, I'm here and I'm thinking to myself, thank God that I'm here. And I, yet again, I'm going to have to reveal what's hidden. Not because I want to, but because these people who are corrupted actually attack other people as if they're corrupt. You know, that's kind of a Saul Olensky 101. Accuse other people of what you're doing yourself. But it reminded me, the corrupted. It reminded me of the scene, the story, the great story, the Passion. And Christ, you know, looked out and said, forgive them, Father, because they know not what they do. And I'm not a judge. I can't tell if these people are. Well, they're corrupt. I mean, that's for sure. But I don't know if that corruption is based on ignorance and stupidity or giving over to evil. I. I am not a judge of that. And, you know, since I'm going to be talking about you, you know, I'm not here to judge you. I'm just here to call out your inequities to your fellow Minnesota citizens. You know, the Minnesota citizens are waking up now. They're waking up. And Tanner, are you following any of this corruption stuff that's going on in the news?
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Yes, I just saw that KSTP released some little piece about it.
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So we're going to take that about. Take that apart next week. But the point is, you yourself, as a young Minnesota citizen, are recognizing that there's something wrong.
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Yeah. No, seriously wrong.
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There's a hole in the boat we're sinking, Right?
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Yep.
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And you're a taxpayer because you're on the payroll of Free People Radio.
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Yeah.
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Which, by the way, I want to just say up front, you know, our audience is growing. First of all, we're changing our start time till 7pm from 7:30 to 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays to facilitate expanding programming here at Free People Radio. Now, that expansion of programming does not represent great success financially. It represents us digging down because we're getting close to next year's political season. Caucuses in February, convention in May, primary in August, and then the general election in November, which once again, Tanner, it'll be the most important election in American history. Did you notice? Every election is the most important election in American history. And I'm going to tell you as a Republican leaning person, member of the party, I say leaning because, I mean, I'm not hanging around with these corrupted, you know, you corrupted. I'm going to talk about. We're really not on the same side of the football. We're not. In fact, you know, we're going to have to do this next week. Action for Liberty. Yeah, Action for Liberty, which is amongst some of the corrupted, you know, Persona non grata. Let's, you know, split everybody into pieces. You know, my friend Walter Hudson, I know he's been on the front end of that and he's got an opinion. He's entitled to have it. And I was talking to Representative Mike Wiener who comes on the show, and these people want unity. You know, I understand why I'm not liked by the corrupted because you're getting called out now if you really want to get back into power so that we can end this corruption and, you know, fraud that's going on here in Minnesota and all the other problems and restore the philosophy of Republicanism as the zeitgeist of our state, so to speak, we're going to have to have unity. So we're going to have to unify. People that do not like me will have to unify with people like me. And I'm not out here by myself. I think the majority of the base of the party resonates with the message at Free People Radio. I think it's a declining, a diminishing group of what I would call silk stocking country club Republicans. Silk stocking, you know, the Polentis of the world, that that kind of group, you guys are on the decline, but you do have a lot of functionaries, apparatrics in the party. And once again, I don't presume these people are evil. I just don't think they're fully informed about who you people are. I think they like going to the parties with you and having the wine tastings and hanging around with Kathy, folk grifter extraordinaire. I think they like It. I think they like the social life of being a Republican because it's a. It's a social activity. Politics is a social. It's a peer to peer social activity. So when the hard, you know, the hard drive and pipe hitting political, interested people show up on the stage, people like me, we're not embraced because we're here to change things. So these folks that are in the party, you know, and the party is split, I don't know what the split is. It's at least 50. 50. It could be 60%, 70% grassroots, 30%, you know, silk stocking, country club Republicans. The kind of people that don't give a damn about you, Tanner. You know what their thinking is about you. I got mine, you get yours. You know what that philosophy is? That's liberalism. That's not Republicanism. Going to talk about what is the philosophy of Republicanism? Because we don't know. We don't know. The people in the party don't know. You know why they don't know? Because the party doesn't tell you. I've never been to a party event where a senior leader like a Norm Coleman, who used to be a Democrat, used to be a Democrat. He switched. We want people to switch. But he came over with a lot of liberal philosophy, a lot of liberal philosophy because he made a conversion. Maybe he went all the way now, I don't know. But I never had a Norm Coleman or a Rudy Boshwitz or Alex Plekish or a David Hand or a Bobby Benson or any of these people stand up in front of the crowd and say, what is Republicanism? So that we as Republican Party activists would actually know what it is we espouse and we just don't have that. And I'm going down range here on my script because it's free form. You know, these podcasts are great. I hope you're doing well. I'm so tired and I've been working so hard and I got to tell you up front, the audience has grown by fits and starts. We are expanding the programming. We're going at 7pm now. Please mark that down. This thing is going to grow because of what you're doing. So many of you. And I want to thank you. And I could name 50 names because, I mean, I see who's doing it. Like Minnesota lady, for example, like my friend Robert up in Park Rapids. Thank you. People that are actually forming this digital network that we can use to disseminate information and ideas and. And you're all doing it too. It's not just me. I'm reposting your stuff too. In other words, repost, please, the links to this podcast. Tanner is generating shorts. You'll find the shorts. You can find them on my X. You can find it on my Getter X is Rof Pen podcast Getter at the Professor Penn podcast on my YouTube channel. Tanner's putting out shorts. We put out a great one yesterday. What was the title of that? You remember?
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Why Don't Christians Vote?
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Why don't Christians Vote? You know, it's alleged. Alleged because I'm not again, a judge and I certainly don't have those kind of supernatural powers that in Minnesota, over a million self professing Christians didn't vote in the last cycle. Over a million. Oh, you know, you've got Christian friends. I got Christian friends that don't vote. I mean, I don't, but maybe you do, Tanner. I don't know. But if you have Christian friends that are not voting, you got to identify them and you have to. And this is why we do the podcast, because you can go back through the 246 previous episodes and you can find all the receipts laid out about what happens when communists get control of political entities. Like in the Russian history, the Bolsheviks. I was just watching a short on YouTube this morning, the Hidden Secret. They weren't really Russians, they were Khazarian Jews, those Bolsheviks. And it was really an anti Christian purge. I wasn't there and I'm not in the minds of those people. I always thought of it as a purge of political ideology. In other words, the communists came in and if you weren't a communist, they killed you. But that's the point. For whatever reason, they kill people. When communists get control, they kill their enemies. We're sitting here, right here in Minneapolis on the verge of a mayoral election and we have a socialist, Omar Fatah, running for mayor. They've organized, they've done the precinct strategy. Now I'm hearing around the campfire that Omar Fattah's victory is not assured, but it is looking like Mandami's election in New York is assured. Now for electing socialists to run major cities. Where do you think this is heading? So we do this short called. What's it called? Why do Christians.
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Yeah, why don't Christians vote?
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Why don't Christians vote? You know, we need to repost this and get this to our Christian brothers and sisters who think, hey, hey, hey, my name is Paul. It's between you all. And politics is beneath me because guess what's going to happen if this keeps going the way it's tracking right now, Christianity is not going to be legal. We'll talk about that. Also downstream, you know, it's called white Christo nationalism. Supposed to be under the Biden administration. That was the number one terror group, if I remember correctly. But the philosophy of Republicanism, why do I say these country clubbers, these silk stocking Republicans are not Republicans? Well, let me tell you, there's a philosophy. There's a party called the Republican Party. They took the name Republican because they believed in a life mission to be Republicans, as in the philosophy of Republicanism, not an elect and Steve Danes, or you can name them. I mean, it's hard to come up with one good one. The number one, the citizen is sovereign. If you're a Republican, you believe the citizen. You, as a citizen, you are the king and queen of your own life. That's critical. That's a pillar of Republicanism. But as a king or queen of your own life, with that God given power, power. We respect minority rights. What does that mean? Well, we got a whole Constitution that is built to respect the rights and protect the rights of minorities. We participate in civic life. That's what I'm doing here with you. And in fact, and I want to applaud you and thank you for just coming to the podcast because we are an overtly political podcast. Although, you know, I'm thinking more stories, more humor, more stories, more humor. Make it fun, okay? Because politics is so unfun and because of the way these people run it with lies and deceit. Man, we got the leaders, Zach Duckworth and Palenti actually on tape saying you got to trick the public. No wonder it's no fun. Who wants to hang around with people that are tricking you? That's not what we're going to do. We're not going to do it. So it's, you know, to reveal this, not a fun process. But I can make it more fun, tell some stories, tell a few jokes. But we, we're participating in civic life. We care about what happens. But what really makes these country clubbers, these silk stocking, white starched shirt wearing blue suit, wearing red, white and blue tie wearing American flag lapel pin wearing Harvard graduates, ex military, married the high school sweetheart with three kids. What really makes them not Republican is they're not interested in the common good or they don't understand what the common good is. The common good is not me seeing Tanner get drafted because of course, they can't fill up the billets of the military as this World War III keeps going. So the draft comes back and my friend Tanner, my co worker, Tanner, my co. Creator, Tanner, gets the call and he's off to the Ukraine. You know, that's not the common good. He's not going to be. Tanner. Yeah, I know you like to hunt. Do you have any interest in hunting people? No, not at all. Okay, seriously.
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No, seriously. Especially overseas. Like I'm. You know, it's one thing if. If we're getting attacked here, but. Dude, you got me so messed up if you think I'm going to go die on a piece of land that's not even connected to my home.
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Are you willing to die for the state of Israel?
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Why you gotta put me on the spot like that? Hell no. That's crazy. You're gonna put me on record.
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Well, I'm just saying. I mean. Hey, hey, hey, you're an American citizen.
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Yeah, no, that's what I'm saying. It's about here. It's about my family's here.
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I was watching Officer Tatum, who's really big. Big. Big. Yeah, Officer Tatum's big. He's so big. And his content. Well, I just watched him call Marjorie Taylor Greene this morning. An anti Semite. A Jew hater. No, Jew hater. Even worse, called her a Jew hater on X. Jew hater. That got my attention, you know, Jew hater. I like that. Jew hater. And I'm looked down and it's Marjorie. What did she say? Oh, she said, you know, I want to produce legislation to stop our government from funding foreign wars like the war in Israel. I'm thinking to myself, what does that got to do with Jew hating? Yeah, see, this is where we've gone off the rails. So what we have to do. I got Jewish people won't talk to me anymore because I say there's a difference between being Jewish and being Israeli. Hey, I'm an American born Jew, okay? I got nothing to do with that. And I said on the podcast I was guilty about that for most of my adult life until I recognized, praise God, I don't have to kill people for a living.
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Yeah.
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You know, I got cousins. You like this story? I got cousins. Two cousins. Two cousins. Man. I grew up with these kids. My Auntie Leia. Leia. It's a biblical name. My father's name was Meisha. That's also not an American kind of thing. Took the name Big Mike when he had to get going. He did. Maia. Anyhow, my cousins. I grew up with my first two cousins, Fishel and Ravane. You know, over in St. Paul, Minnesota. And at a certain point, one of them said, hey, I'm going to rabbinical school. Hey, I'm going to Israel. And he did. And he is a settler, right? Carrying the Uzi and killing people for a living. And I thought, man, I'm living here now. This has got to go now. This is the 80s, right? The 70s and the 80s. And you know, what are we doing? I was just talking to you about this yesterday. Remember Greed is Good. Gordon Gekko? Yeah, Greed is Good. The first Wall street movie. You know, greed is a sin. It's a deadly sin. It's something that if you get caught up in it, it's taking you out. Now, it's no better or worse than arrogance or wrath or lust or laziness or gluttony. I mean, you get hooked. And you know what's interesting? We're all hooked on something.
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Yep. Everybody has their vice.
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Everybody. Well, you know what? That's why we're not in communion with the most high God, because we choose. Whatever turns you on.
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Yeah, pretty much whatever.
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That was a Democrat idea. Follow your heart. You know, that's another progressive idea. Follow your heart.
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Live and let live.
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Live and let live. I like the James Bond movie. Okay, the last one here. Seek the common good. That's where these corrupted either by giving over to evil or one of these deadly sins, so to speak, or just because they just. That's why we're doing the podcast. I would like to see as many people as possible. Watch this. You're sitting at home right now. There's going to be 10,000 people watch this podcast. You're all by yourself. Going to do a test now if you're over the age of 40, is that right? Maybe 45 in 2000. If you voted for George W. Bush, raise your hand.
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Hey, any boomers out there that are watching the show that are now America Firsters, my good friend Dan Schultz. I'm going to ask him next time he's on. Dan, did you vote for George w. Bush in 2000? And you know what his answer is going to be? I'm going to bet big money the answer is yes. Because we hadn't. We knew. I mean, Dan knew. I knew. There was specials on television going back into the 70s about the Illuminati and secret societies. I mean, it was out there and I was always interested in that stuff. So I knew it was there. I knew the Rothschilds, I knew all this stuff. It just sounded like a fairy tale. Like, okay, I'm buying a car, I'm making my house payments, I'm married, I got kids, life is good, I can get an airplane, fly in B. Okay, these people are out there. They're not affecting me. Yep, see, that's not Republican, I don't think. I think it was Thomas Jefferson who said the reason why evil prevails is because good men do nothing. And we did nothing for decades. I mean, these people are out there plying their plans and brainwashing the Republicans that are in the Republican Party in Minnesota. And these people, many of them, truly don't get it. So that's why I want you to please repost the link. This whole preamble. Repost the links. Help us grow. Help us build this digital community. Help us. When you see somebody like Minnesota lady post something great, repost her link now. Minnesota lady holds a Minnesota speaks spaces every Thursday night at 7pm Tonight is Thursday night.
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Link will be in the description.
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Thank you, Tanner. We want to promote. I would like to see 10,000 people in that space. 10,000. You know, there's a couple hundred. You know how the 10,000 number is going to be reached is if the 200 people that are going bring five people to every meeting. I mean, come on. We. Politics takes work. You know why we're losing the country to communism is because the young people. Tanner's age. I got in his car, day drove me to work. I just. He had a Bible on his. What do you call that? You know, up in.
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Yeah, just the upper windshield.
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Upper windshield. I said, could you please take that off there in case we Stopped quickly. I don't want to eat a Bible for breakfast. But he had a Bible. Okay, so he's seeking, he's searching, he's studying. But so many of the people his age, they don't have any education or background in searching for truth. And they're getting no benefits from what? The country clubbers, the silk stock and Republicans, in cooperation with their Uni Party, as friends on the left side of the football, they're not getting any benefit from this. The common good is what makes us Republican. The common good. You know, there is an archangel. Do you know about the archangels?
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Not by name, but I know.
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Well, I'll give it to you in Hebrew. Are you ready? Okay. Mikael, what do you think that is in English if I say Michael? Michael. It's actually if you go read. If you go read in Hebrew, the Old Testament, it's Mikaiel is how it's pronounced. But it became Michael. That's cool. Pretty close. Yeah, pretty close. You know, Michael is an interesting archangel. Very interesting. Now, people are going to say angels. You're going to talk about angels. And I'm going to say, I'm. I can feel you. Because for most of my life, this was not very important to me. But I'm going to tell you why that is. Because the rabbis hundreds of years ago said, don't pray to angels. Go direct. Go direct. But the problem was, they said, go direct through me, you know, the pathway to communion with the most high God. Everybody wants to control that, including pornhub. Because the space in your brain that gets hooked on sin is precisely the space that you need to have open to be jacked in to the other world. So the sins actually tie you up in the material world. Think about the sins, right? Gluttony. That's called eating too much. Okay? Not only is you focused on something very material, but it takes you off the playing field prematurely. Unfortunately. Unfortunately. And if you're struggling with that, I understand that struggle. How about rage? You know, the ultimate expression of rage is. What? What would you say the ultimate expression of rage is?
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Murder.
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Correct. That's pretty material, taking somebody else's life. You know, you look at these sins, you go, come on. It takes you away from listening. You know, actually, if we could just get the noise out of our brain. Like, when you go to the woods.
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I swear you can hear the trees talking.
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Right, Helen?
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Yeah. You sit quiet enough.
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You know what else you learn when you go out there? Those animals aren't stupid. That's another scam that I was Taught that we are the, we're the master predator because we're really good killers. But those animals, man, they are smart, really smart. I mean like scary smart. And they're scary, they're scary tough and they're self governing, you know, really think about an animal doesn't need a government.
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No, not at all.
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I went out this past weekend. If you're in Minnesota, I'm going to pitch. This guy's not paying me. There's a farm on 55 just west of the Twin Cities called Napton's Farm. Mel, if you hear this, it's just because you're so cool. The dude that owns it's got to be 90 years old and he's got an apple orchard. And I took my family to go pick apples. Kind of a fun thing to do. And it's really close now. Most of these apple picking orchards are kind of like theme parks. This is an actual working farm. You can pick vegetables, you can pick apples. He's got a tomatoes, you know, he's got greenhouses. It's. He's a farmer, okay. He's really a farmer. And he said, man, I'm so close to the city, I'm just going to open it up for the general public and make some retail profit. Pretty smart.
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Yeah, really smart.
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But you know, I walked up to him because, you know, now listen, this is for you. You're in politics now. You're always selling, right? Always sell it. And I thought, man, this guy is right in town. I mean, it's suburban, there's houses, right? A button to his land, I'm sure. And I thought to myself, I bet the city wants this land for development and he's got hell to pay to hang on to this land. So I said, mel, nice to meet you. I called you on the phone. My name's David Penn. What congressional district are you in? You know, I knew what one he was in. I wanted to know if he knew. And he looked at me like I came out from Mars. I said, you don't know who's your representative? He goes, I think Angie Craig, that was not correct. And I realized right there that when you own a farm and you're growing your own food and you're completely self sustaining, politics is irrelevant to you. In other words, what are we really doing politics about? Who gets the food? That's what it's all about. Who gets the bounty of society's labor. That's what we fight about in politics. This guy couldn't care less. Couldn't care less if the End times come. Depending on what he's got for hardware, he's going to be eaten and the rest of you all going to be starving. Starving. Marvin, right. I thought it was great to go out there and I'm going to tell you another thing, pitching Napton Farm, I was having a little bit of a health problem. I'm not going to go into it, but when I bit into that honey crisp apple, I knew my problem was going to go away because it was so alive and so fresh right off the tree. I thought to myself, what is this? What am I eating? What am I eating every day? Feel this. So if you're in Minnesota, if you're in the Twin Cities, go out to Napton Farms and support this guy. Get yourself a honeycrisp apple. And as they said, one apple a day will keep the doctor away. Now back to Mikael, the archangel. The archangel is very interesting. You see angels. Why are you talking about angels? Well, let me tell you. Faith, Faith, faith. If you have it, you know it. The rest of you trying to develop it. And when I say trying to develop it, it's a little bit like going to the gym. Like if you want to get strong, I want to get strong. That's a start. Whatsoever you wish for, when you pray, believe, you'll receive it and you'll have it. But if you don't help yourself to get there, you don't do the work. How can the Lord help you? See, I go to the gym. That's what it is with faith. You gotta devote yourself to the study of the history, the traditions and the philosophy that underlie guess what? Republicanism. See, this is why they say that republicans are white. Christo nationalists, they're not all white, which makes it really strange. For example, I look white, but I'm not really white. Back Rice always says to me, which I love, quit larping like a white man. You know. But they're not all white. There's a lot of people who are ascribe to the republican philosophy, like our guest Muhammad. People can't even believe that he's republican because he's Somali. Do you know anybody can convert to become a republican? There's Irish republicans, there's French republicans, there's Russian Republicans. Nay, I say it. There's probably Chinese Republicans, although I've never met one.
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You know, that's a good point. I don't think I've ever met one either.
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Well, I know some Chinese people that say they're republican and they might remember we had Bruce Ja on a Long time ago. No, you weren't here. It was a Hebrews edition I did with Royce, and Bruce was on. I don't know Bruce very well. We should have Bruce come back on. I like talking about Republicanism because, you know, it's hard to become a Republican if you come from a foreign spiritual tradition because it was really based on, you know, the 5,000 year tradition of Judeo Christianity. And I know people are getting to the point where they don't like Judeo Christianity put together, but hey, you know what? Grow up. Because it's the same religion. Oh, now people really gonna head's gonna blow off where I sit in my walk. I can't tell the difference anymore. I know what the differences are. I know I could get a rabbi in here to tell me I was a heretic and I could get a priest in here to tell me the same thing. I get it. But when you synthesize these philosophies together, the natural way from the Orient, from the east, the natural way, how to hunt, how to be in nature. I mean, you can be a Christian or a Jew, and if you can't quiet down and walk through a forest, you're missing a big part of the picture. But likewise, if you're a great hunter and you have no spiritual life, you're missing a big part of the picture. And if you don't know both the New and Old Testaments very thoroughly, you're missing part of the picture. You know, remember the Tower of Babel? Everything got separated out.
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Yeah.
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Well, this is part of the separation, because you cannot trust I'm. This is God's words, not mine. You can't trust these, these, these human beings with the full picture, lest they decide to be just like God. If we let them do this, they'll be just like us. It's right in the story of the Tower of Bab. That's almost a direct quote of the very poor translation. But Mikael, he's an archangel. There's. There's four archangels. Four of them. Gabriel, Michael. It's a group of them. And you say, why would you think about the archangels? Because it brings you into the world of the non material. It makes you and makes me aware that there's something out there that I don't understand. Now, Michael has this role that has developed from Judaism into Christianity, because Christianity. Did you know that? Love your neighbor. Well, let me ask you this. Love your neighbor as you wish to be loved. That's one of the two great commandments, right? You think Jesus made That up.
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I think Buddha did.
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Well, actually, it's in the Old Testament. Okay, okay.
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But Buddha also said it, so I don't know where who said it first.
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It's not about who said it first. It's very natural to come to that conclusion when you see lots of blood in the sand. But my point is it's part of the Old Testament. So when Jesus came and said, I have not come to overturn the law, I've come to fulfill the law. His primary two great commandments are right out of the Old Testament. I'm hoping most of you know that, just like I'm hoping most Republican Party officers know that the establishment is corrupted. Corrupted. But maybe we don't know. Maybe we don't know our history. If we don't know our history, how do we know how we got here? And if we know how we got here, how are we going to get out of this mess? We got to get out of this place. We'd like to get out alive. But if I was a betting man, looks grim. But see, I believe in miracles. I believe that I have. I believe that there's a world out there I don't understand. And this story of Michael, of Mikael goes back and for the faithful, you know how I got this? My grant, my Bobby, to use a Yiddish word, if we have any Jewish people watching at this point, this woman was religious. And when I say religious, for all you anti Semites out there that think every Jew is a money grubber and an Israeli syncophant, I'm going to tell you, my grandmother and my grandmother, my Bobby and my Zadie, they were not down with Israel because, you know, hey, 48, these folks had just escaped. So they came here instead of going there, they could have gone there. They had family members that went there. No, they came here. Why did they come here? The philosophy of Republicanism was more attractive to them as Orthodox Jews than the philosophy of Zionism, which is a socialist philosophy. So they were attracted to the philosophy of Republicanism. But when they came to America, they kept their faith. And I used to go. I mean, all the holidays and the Sabbath, I mean, I was totally wound into the life with these people, you know, black hat wearing people, my Bobby, you know, we go to the synagogue, right? That synagogue. The women sat in the back of the bus, couldn't sit up front with the men. That created change. Because the daughters, they weren't buying that the daughters went liberal. Because, mom, why are you sitting in the back of the synagogue behind a curtain? And the Answer that they got, they didn't accept. So, you know, that's how things move. But my Bobby was so faithful. And we'd have the Passover, you know, the Last Supper was a Passover, right? The Last Supper, that was a Passover meal. Passover is a Jewish holiday commemorating the exodus from Egypt, where God himself, not an angel, not a seraph, but God himself liberated the Israelites from bondage in Egypt. And that story, that great story, is commemorated in the Passover story, which is the Last Supper, okay? And at Passover, it's a very solemn holiday for Orthodox Jews. And there's a part of it where my Bobby would go to the back door, open the back door and motion in the angel Michael. She asked him to come in, come into the house. And you know, you're like eight years old and you're watching this and you see this 65 year old woman inviting angels into the house. And you know, I'm seven years old, right? I'm thinking, man, I wonder when I'll.
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Be able to see them.
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But you know, seriously, this is. And then my grandfather, my grandfather on my mother's side, Theodore, he sitting there talking to me one time, he'd been sick and he looked at me, he said in Yiddish, the angel of death came for me. And I said, gramps, what do you mean? And he's talking to me in Yiddish. I'm going to spare you the Yiddish. He said, yeah, he came, but I'm still here. He didn't tell me if he cut a deal. I don't know what happened. But he said, you know, he met the angel of death and he meant it. He meant it. Now, interesting. Let me tell you. In the Catholic tradition, the angel Michael, Michael has four roles. This angel is the leader of the army of angels of God who threw Satan and his minions out of heaven.
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Satan had cronies.
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He had an army. No, that's correct. He had an army.
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That's crazy.
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You know the famous line, better to rule in hell than serve in heaven. Interesting. I'm not taking a knee, you know. But the, the Catholics refer to Michael as Holy Michael or St. Michael. And he has four roles or offices in the Catholic tradition. His first role is the leader of the army of God and the leader of celestial. Celestial forces in triumphing over the powers of hell. He is viewed as the angelic model for the virtues of the spiritual warrior. He is the master model of the spiritual warrior. The spiritual warrior and his conflict with evil in the Catholic tradition is a battle with, guess what? The evil within the temptation to be seduced by the seven deadly sins, breaking your signal and your communication with the most high God. And that's a choice we make. That's why I don't like the Democrats. That's my main because they're, they have a vision of the common good. They're more organized in a lot of ways than Republicans, but they legalize sin. And what they're legalizing is an interruption between the communication between this world and the heavenly world. And then they said once they've interrupted the communication, there's no God.
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A
A self fulfilling feedback loop. Yeah, like if you like I pick your brain though, go ahead.
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So when we came over and America was started, we had the. What's the right words for it? The freedom of religion. Would you argue that that is allowing sin? You're legalizing sin because you're allowing someone to become an atheist.
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That's what's so cool about Republicanism. It's so badass. You can keep the republic as long as we work. As long as you work for it.
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Yeah.
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So yes, free will God. What makes you humans different than angels is we have free will. We have free will.
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You're not saying like these things should be illegal. You're just saying don't legalize them and make them seem acceptable.
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No, I'm going to say that sin is going to exist.
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Yeah.
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Don't legalize it. Don't make evil good.
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B
Yeah.
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Because when I talk to Chinese people, here's what they say. It's not illegal under constitutional law. What it's spiritually perverse. It's not illegal under constitutional law because they don't have that.
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That reflects, with Michael, the inner battle.
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The inner battle.
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It's not even about an external law.
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No, it's. We could, if you want to win politically, put sin underfoot within my life. If I want to win politically, I have to quit mess. And it's obviously not easy. That's why Christ died, for our sins. Because, hey, yeah, I'm arrogant. I am. I mean, you know, but guess what? God has a way of dealing with the arrogant. He strips the arrogance away. And then you have to say, wow, God loves me for doing that. He's more. Oh, man, that's so painful.
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B
You know, dude, I love when we talk about God on the podcast. I'm not gonna lie. I love these conversations.
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A
You do?
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B
Yes. These are awesome to me.
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Great. We'll see so much. Dan Schultz is gonna be in the live chat going, what's this got to do with elected Republican Party officers? And Dan, my point is this. The first step to winning this battle is for us to become healthy. Dan says, right. On the podcast, it's not the politicians, it's the citizens. The citizens are ill, and our illness is. We're unbalanced. In fact, there was a great Japanese philosopher. His name was Ozawa, and he said, you're all sen Paku, which means you're all basically unbalanced. You know, and he had a whole way of diagnosing it about eyes and.
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B
Oh, that's why I recognize that. I was going to say that sounds really familiar. I feel like we've talked about that. You showed the diagrams.
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Yeah, that's correct. But Michael is the leader of the celestial forces that confront evil and defend God. Not that God needs defense, but he's got an army. You got it right. Why would you want to go out and do the work yourself? But he did on Passover. God, actually, it's in the Old Testament. God himself, not an angel, not a seraph, rescued the Israelites from bondage. Ooh. And then the only default on that is the current Jews are not really the Israelites. And I'm going to tell you who believes is who is who, because who is pure at this point. Right. We're all mutts. Number two role. This is an interesting role. Michael is the angel of death. Met my grandfather.
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He's the one that comes.
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He's the one that comes and ushers you to the next world. And he is the keeper of the divine scales. He's the.
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Oh, the Bird and the feather.
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Oh, he could send you to a very dark place. He's, he's, he's, he's. Well, let me just read what the Catholics say here. In his third world, Michael weighs souls on his perfectly balanced scales. He weighs the souls. Sounds to me like he's a judge. The fourth rule. Listen to this one. Catholics, Protestants, and Jew haters. You ready for this? This is the Catholic doctrine, not Jewish doctrine, Catholic Church doctrine. Listen to this. St. Michael is the special pro. It's hard to even say. This is right out of the Catholic playbook. Michael, Mikael is the special patron of the chosen people and he's also the guardian of the church. So when they say there's no Judeo, Christianity seems to me it's kind of woven together. Woven together. So we got the Jews, the Catholics, and the Protestants. What do we have in common? Not too much, I have to tell you, not much. We have common faith in the most high God. And that is precisely what this battle is all about, in my opinion. So there's a beautiful prayer. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray. And do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. This goes right into Psalm 91. And I'm going to read this many times and I'm going to read it because I think this is the way we're going to win. We have to first align ourselves. And this is why they call it White Cristo nationalism. And they hate it so much because religions are armies. Let's just be frank about it. They're not religions, they're armies. We had the Crusades was a Christian army. Look at the Israelis. I mean they're Jews. I mean they're kicking ass wholesale over there. And the Muslims, hey, whoa, ha ha. These people kill themselves in the name of God. So I'm just going to tell you right now, the fastest way to coalesce an army is for people of faith to come together, put down their differences and recognize that Marxism is not an economic theory, it's an anti God theory. The economic part of it is a cover up story or a practical part of it. It's most important aspect to me. And you know we're going to have some scholar, PhD is going to say I'm wrong. You're entitled to your opinion. To me, the opiate of the masses. Or that God is an illusion is the primary pillar of Marxism. There is no God and there is no sin. And creativity creates difference and difference creates conflict. Those are the four pillars of Marxism. We got the four pillars of Republicanism. Let's think about the four pillars of Marxism. Number one, there is no God. And then if there's no God, there can't be any sin. That's why the Democrats legalize all the vices, because there's no sin. It's just a human behavior to monetize. So I'm here trying to monetize with tireget.com Please, next time you buy tires. Wendy in northern Minnesota. Thank you. This is a political friend of mine. She bought four tires. Yesterday was great. We're mounting them. She bought premium tires. She bought American made tires. And she paid for it. And thank God she did, because we need that kind of action. But if you need low cost tires, we got those too. We mount them close to you. You know, why are we trying to monetize? Because we want to expand Free People Radio, make it the center of political news here in Minnesota. So the monetization process of sin, it's not sin to the Democrat. It's human behavior to be monetized. There is no God. Pillar one. Pillar two, there's no sin because there's no God. I mean, how can you be separated from something that doesn't exist? Creativity, which I believe because I'm creative. And if you're truly creative, truly creative, you know that things flow through you. Now, if you want to be arrogant, you can say I'm all that. But my most creative moments, both in keeping myself alive. Like, for example, I got in a death match with three people one time. You know, happened so fast I didn't have time to think about it. Things just flowed through me. Music, great music. Hey, you know, that's why they call it playing by ear. I probably said this on the last podcast. Adam Schwartze has a stump speech. Every time I go to. Eventually, it's the exact same speech in the exact same order, the exact same words, the exact same phrases. I've never heard Royce White say the same thing twice.
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It's the difference of an orchestra player and jazz music player.
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Or jazz. Yeah. Or a rock musician.
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Yeah.
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You know, and you know, when you. When I was growing up, man, I trained classical violin. They looked down on the rock players and the jazz players because the technique of the classical musician is so well defined. Practice, daily practice, like gaining faith. So I look down on man, I said how the hell do they do that? And I had to figure it out. I had to figure out, how does James Brown do that? How does he dance like that? How does he sing like? How do they get that moving in the grooving? I got to figure that out. Well, that's not classical music, that's jazz. The third pillar of Marxism, creativity. Creativity creates difference. And yes, it does, because if you're very creative and hard working, you're going to have more reward in a capitalist system than a person who's less creative or less hard working. And so the fourth pillar is creativity. That difference that creativity creates. That difference, that difference creates conflict, class conflict. That's what Marx. So Marxism abrogates God, abrogates the separation from God, because there is no God. Identifies creativity not as God given, not as a blessing, but as a curse. Because it creates conflict, then it weaponizes the conflict and you get a new set of tyrannical rulers. Not Republicans, because Marxists don't believe that human beings are children of God. So, hey, inventory, fire it up. So that's what we're dealing with here. That's what we're dealing. That's why I say to win this battle, we have to be good. On Psalm 91, whoever dwells in the shelter of the most high. In other words, who? Whoever is given over. You have to give over whoever dwells in it. Got to give up your addiction to sin. How can you dwell in the house of the Lord and be addicted to anything? Right. Will rest. Remember I started out the day saying how tired I was. My rest, not good. Will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. Sounds like a great deal. Gotta believe it. I mean, if you look at it as words on the page, how can you get the benefit? And you know why people don't do this stuff? Because they go, oh, I did it and it didn't work. Therefore, God doesn't love me for my age.
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It's more annoying because it's people that describe just being a teenager and not wanting to learn stuff, so they think church is super oppressive and now they just have completely closed off the door.
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That's called sloth. Laziness.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I will say of the Lord, I will say of my God. God is my refuge and my fortress. My God in whom I trust. Whatsoever I wish for, when I pray, I believe. I'll receive it and I'll have it. See, that's how this is written. This is how King David wrote this. He is my not. I want him to be my refuge. No, please be My. Oh, please, please, be my refuge. No, no, no, no. Claim it. The Lord is my refuge and my fortress. My God. I trust you. Well, that'll get you through some scrapes. Surely God will save you from the fowler snare and from the deadly pestilence. That sounds good. That sounds good. He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge. His faithfulness will. Will be your shield and your buckler. A buckler is a. A small.
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B
Shield.
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Yeah, it's a little small shield in case you have to block a sword thrust at your head or a swipe. Put that buckler up there. All right. You will not fear the terror of the night, nor the arrow that flies by day. That's a pretty good deal. Nobody likes feeling afraid, but you got to get used to it. Nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday. A thousand may fall by your side, 10,000 at your right hand, but it will not come near to you. Why? Because you're just going to watch with your own eyes and you're going to see the punishment of the wicked. I like this. This is good stuff. This is good stuff. This sounds better to me than almost any. This sound. This sounds better to me than anything. If you say. If you say this. Got to say it. The Lord is my refuge, and you make the most high your dwelling. Which means you got to at least make an effort to give up sin. Got to make an. That's what's wrong with legalizing it. Yeah, see, when it's illegal, you. Yeah, I'm going to go buy some dope. I could get busted. I could get robbed. I know. I'm doing something seedy, shady. We're just talking about your car today. That's. That's talk. This was Tanner and I. We were. We were dry. You know, I go back to a time when, you know, a couple ounces of dope would put you in jail for five years. And full disclosure back in the 1970s. Yes. You. If you're watching me, the corrupted one, acting like you never got high. Yes. You were in the backseat of that car, passing that joint. I know you were there in the car with me, so stop it. Stop lying to yourself. Okay? But Tanner, we were walking out of his car, Tanner says, with flowers. Got a flower decal in the back of your car.
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B
You have a bunch of fake flowers in the back, like, window.
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And what did you say?
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Yeah, I said from behind, it makes cops think I'm a grandma.
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And I said, probably won't get pulled over. Great car to deal dope out of, you know, because back in the 70s when I started driving, boy, that was a different, different era. But you know it. You're only going to observe the punishment of the wicked. You the Lord is your refuge. You make the most high your daily no harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. And here's the part that's important. Listen to this now. For God will command his angels concerning you, to guard you in all your ways. These angels will lift you up in their hands so that you will not strike your foot against a stone. You will tread on the lion and the cobra and you will trample the great lion and the serpent underfoot. And this is the best one because he loves me, says the Lord. This is the Lord talking to me. Do I love God? Do you love God? Think about Put yourself in this spot. Put yourself in this spot because he loves me, says the Lord. I will rescue him. I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name. He will call on me and I will answer him. I will be with him in trouble. I will deliver him and honor him with long life. I will satisfy him and show him my salvation. Praise God and the leftists that are watching.
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Are thinking this dude is whack. You know, if you haven't devoted your life to the search for truth, you didn't really put a lot of time. You know, that'd be like somebody saying people don't do this. This is how I never thought of this before. This is how screwed up we are. You could take a hundred people in the room, put them in the room. Any of you PhDs in astrophysics. It'll be 0 for 100 because there aren't that many astrophysicists. But we trust what those people tell us because it's science, but we don't know it. We can't work it. We can't take a radio apart. Can you take a computer apart and put it back together?
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B
Yeah, sorry, that was a bad question they asked me. I've been putting PCs together for a while.
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A
And how many people do you know that can do it?
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B
Quite a few, but that's because they're.
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A
You're hanging around with some very strange.
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B
But, you know, let's ask me the question. Like, I can't. I don't fully understand how my car works. I can change the oil, and I can do a couple of things, but I cannot take that apart. I don't know anything about that.
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But my. My point is we believe the people who profess science, and we don't study science. You know, Tanner's a. He's an interesting dude. Okay. But, Leona, you're a boomer, and you're watching me. Okay? Have you ever studied astrophysics? No. Do you believe it? Oh, yes, yes. Like the moon landing. Oh, yeah, we believe it. My generation, I was looking at a thing on X today, films, that moon landing. Yeah. I can't give up the fact that we did it, because I was there.
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B
Yeah, man. I mean, I don't know. As a videographer, once I saw that footage, I was like, this ain't real.
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A
What? What. What's up with this? Right? But we believe it. Hey, boomers, we believe it. Come on. Don't take away the moon landing. I believe that makes us great.
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B
I'll give you this. Maybe the moon landing itself was real, but the footage they showed us, that's fake. Has to be. There's no way.
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A
That's one way to talk about it. So, you know, I'm going to talk now about some people in the party that are up to no good, in my opinion. There was an article in the Star Tribune, our local communist newspaper, and, man, if you read. Looks like a newspaper, it reads like a newspaper. But when you really read it, Boy, they got a editorial bent at this place, okay? And that's what it is with media. They're no different. We got one, too. We're just on the opposite sides of the football. And it started out Minnesota's rare open seat in the U.S. senate, of which Royce White is a candidate on the ballot next fall. Should be an ideal pickup opportunity for Republicans. And then they Go on. They say things like, here's Vin weber, a former U.S. representative from Minnesota, quote, if the broader political dynamics are working in Republicans favor or at least in a balanced favor, we should have a shot. But it's not there right now. And they go on to talk about all the things that are going on. Palenti weighs in. In this article, Tim Palenti, Julia Coleman, they all weigh in. Julia Palenty says that he's a self described Reagan Republican, which, you know, I don't spend a lot of time. You know, I was watching a speech of Ronald Reagan from 1964. I think we're just going to run that. Ronald Reagan was dope. He really was. When he got to the office, as so often happens, his policies were not America First. Reagan was a globalist extraordinaire. But when he was running back in 64, back in Barry Goldwater, man, I, I watched an hour speech of his. This guy was phenomenal. Reagan was phenomenal. Phenomenal. Palen says he's a Reagan Republican. Said he was deterred from running for the Senate because of the state party's endorsement process, which, which of course you corrupted want to get rid of. Let's keep the activists out. Which has favored far right candidates in the era of Donald Trump and mega movement. We have a new saying here at Free People Radio. We're not far right, we're just right. Let me say this again, we're not far right, we're just right because, you know, let's take a look at some of this stuff in future podcasts which were saying far right, it's not far right, it's right. You people need to do a little homework. And then Palenty ends with, it's something I would consider running for Senate except I can't get endorsed or win a primary in my own party. In other words, here he's admitting that the party is not silk stocking country clubber at its base. So these people are really interested in running a trick on you and running a trick on me. They want to find somebody that can fool the base and they'll cater to the leftists. And they had a guy the, the, the Senate they have. There's a national Republican senatorial campaign. The NRC got a lot of money, tens of millions of dollars. They're seeking a candidate because, oh my God, Royce White might get the endorsement again. And I mean, I'm friends with Royce and Royce broadcasts here at Free People and every politician has their flat spots and I hope Royce goes as far as he can. Royce is selling the Philosophy of Republicanism, the salesman for this philosophy that you and I believe in. And he's super articulate, and they're afraid of him. So the. This group came in here. Tim Scott's leading the thing. He's a senator. Senator Tim Scott, to recruit a candidate. And I actually was involved in this. The candidate they were trying to recruit was a black basketball player. What a great way to screw up the Royce White base. This is how stupid these people are. I mean, we think they're smart because they're leading the charge. Hey, we got some dummies up at the front of the line here. They thought if they recruited. And would you like me to tell you whose idea this was? Because he's a local from CD6 with very gray hair. The third most powerful guy in the Congress. That'd be Representative Tom Emmer. Thought, man, if we're gonna blunt this Royce White dude because he's got juice, let's go find another black basketball player. And they found a famous black basketball player. In the history of Minnesota, Willie Burton was a star player for the Gophers, played for the Miami Heat. Happens to be a relative of Royces or some kind of family connection. I don't know what it was. And I went to event. An event, and Tom Emmer was there. I was five feet away from him. It was great. Five feet. And Willie Burton was there. And Willie Burton was supposed to speak to the crowd. He was supposed to address the crowd. He was supposed to announce was the rumor. Rumor that he was going to run for Senate. And I thought, man, this is tacky, you guys. Are you corrupted? Are actually going to. You actually think that you can put a ringer in there, and that's going to move the needle. You guys looking desperate now. Desperate desperado. And you know what happened, Tanner? I saw Willie Burton sitting there, recognized him, saw Tom Emmer, saw. And they're up in the front. And they said, well, speaking. Next candidate for US Senate, Willie Burton, you know what he did? He booked. He left.
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He stood up and walked out.
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Walked out. And here's what he said. Here's what Willie said. This is Great Burden, who has since passed on a Senate run for quote, unquote, personal reasons, confirmed he missed meetings and phone calls with this national Republican Senatorial Committee, but insisted that he would have won had he decided to run. Isn't that great? He insisted he would have won if he decided to run. But you know what he did? He's out. So that didn't work, kids. So now we got this article in the Tribune and its subtle comment is let's trash Royce White. So there's this woman. Can you put a picture up while I'm talking about. It's downstream. It's the woman, the woman, the woman, the white haired woman. There she is. Look at that happy face. This is Kelly Fenton. She is a former deputy chair of the state party and she is a former state legislator who lost her last race. And she is quoted as saying Royce White should not be deemed fit to run. Well, he's an American citizen, so why wouldn't they want him to run? Well, we're going to listen to what Alex Plekish has to say in a minute. In this article said former Republican party deputy chair and state legislator Kelly Fenton, quote, now if he's the candidate that's going to be on the November ballot, well, most people will concede to the Democrat running. You see, this is the self fulfilling prophecy of the Democrat. Let's legalize sin. Interrupt the communication between the people and the most high God and then say there's no God because they legalized the sin. That's what these people are doing. He can't win. He shouldn't run. He can't win. He shouldn't run. He can't win. He shouldn't run. He can't win. He should. He shouldn't run. Free and fair elections. Free and fair elections. Free and fair elections. Free and fair elections. Doesn't it kind of reminds me of that when we play those clips of all those news anchors all saying the same thing. Yeah, because they're all going to. Well, who are these people? The corrupted. That's who's saying this. Not the grassroots people, because these people aren't even smart. Here's Tim Pawlenty saying, I can't win a primary in my own party. So most of the people in the party are with Royce White. And this woman's jumping up here and saying Palenti in a moment of blanked out. Occasionally liars tell the truth, happens, slips out. I can't win a primary and endorsement in my own party. That means they're not going to elect, they're not going to endorse, they're not going to vote for a Reagan Republican because Reaganism is no longer the currency of the Republicans. Right. In an interview in February, GOP chair Alex Plackish. Alex from my own SD45. Hi, Alex. Hi. Somebody who clipped this and said, alex, I don't have anything personal against you. You just suck as a political operative. Your philosophy of politics is not Republican. That's number one. Number two, you're a professional. As a matter of fact, you see this picture with Royce? Could you pop the. Now you see that little red arrow that I put up there for you? Guess who that is, Tanner. Alex Plekisch. That's Alex Plokish. You know what that is? That's the stage five minutes after Royce won the endorsement at the 2024 Republican Party Convention. And I looked and I'm right on Royce's side. Royce is so big you can't even see me, but I'm right to his right side. And I looked over my right shoulder and there was Alex screaming like he was so excited. Royce won. Oh, yes. Royce White first. And I thought, my God, Alex. Because I knew him and I knew he hated Royce. I thought, man, you are a hell of a politician. And without any principle and without any consistency, willing to do anything to advance his own personal career, even stand on the stage with a man he wrote about. In an interview in February, GOP chair Alex Plecish predicted there would be a different outcome on White's bid for the endorsement now that delegates had more information about him. There was a lot of controversy about that, not only statewide, but also within our own party and our own activists, Pleckers said of White's 2024 convention win. I think there were lessons that were learned from the process. And you see, this is why we're going to talk about the corrupted now. Because you see how corrupt is it to stand on the stage and bask in the glory of an election victory of a man you don't support? That's corrupt. Very corrupt. In this same article, the House leader, Jim Nash, who gets like a F minus rating for action, for liberty, for his legislative record, like an F. And let me tell you why I don't like Jim Nash. Well, first of all, I've interacted with him and it hasn't been fun. But the thing that really frosted me about Jim Nash is the Trump administration is suing Minnesota on a whole host of issues that, including election integrity issues, issues related to gender issues related to the. I mean, the, the Department of Justice in the Trump administration has opened up a full blown assault on the liberal establishment of this state. And those lawsuits cost money. And guess who defends those lawsuits from the feds? That would be our state Attorney General Ellison, who has just. Keith Ellison, who's just come out and said, I'm running again for a third term as Attorney General. To defend those lawsuits takes a lot of money. A lot of money, a lot of staff, a lot of research. So we got the state Attorney general's office and its resources confronting and defending the federal Department of Justice. And you know what Nash did in an omnibus bill, which is unconstitutional, he actually sponsored it and increased the budget of the Minnesota Attorney General's office, giving it millions of additional dollars, which then Ellison can use to defend these lawsuits. That's what he. This is so subtly Democrat. If you really, Jim Nash, were a Republican, you'd recognize that we're fighting to defend our freedom. And you wouldn't cut a deal that allowed the leftist Ellison to defend against. You'd cut his money off. If you want to make progress in politics, you got to hit people in the pocketbook. But that's not what Jim Nash did. He funded it. So Jim Nash. No. Wants to be a senator. No. And guess What? As of October 2025, there are no public records that Jim Nash supported President Trump. Adam Schwarz is prominently mentioned in this article. They're trying to elevate him, although they say he's shaky in the article. They say he's shaky because he's shaky, because, you know, if you say the same speech every time, it says, oh, you don't think on your feet. Now, he might be a hell of a warrior on his feet. He might kill very efficiently and in a very jazz fashion. I haven't seen him do that kind of work. But intellectually, he's not quick on his feet. No. Okay. That's just the way it is. And, Adam, that doesn't mean you're dumb. I think you're probably a pretty smart dude. And I tell you, I respect you for your service. And because I can tell you're a warrior, I really respect you, but that doesn't mean you're the right man for this job. Kristen Robbins is mentioned very favorably in this article. They said, man, we want her to run for Senate. Too bad she ran for governor. Okay, guess what? She worked on the Nikki Haley campaign with Adam Schwartz. Adam says he didn't do it, but come on. You're either dumb or lying. You pick. It doesn't matter. When you put your name in the hat with a candidate and then you say later you didn't understand what you were doing, you either dumb, or if you're that dumb, how can you run for Senate? Come on. I mean, there's being a. There's being a newcomer and being naive and learning, and then there's really not knowing anything about it at all. I can't tell which. Okay. And then there's Vin Weber. Well, Vin Weber. Vin Weber. Vin Weber. Vin Weber. Vin Weber's career ended in 1992 because there used to. Listen to this one. You'll like this. There used to be a bank for the congresspeople. They had their own bank. And it turned out the bank was a piggy bank. And vin Weber wrote 125 bad checks totaling of $48,000 on that bank. And so he couldn't get reelected because people said, come on, can you write $48,000 of bad checks and keep your job?
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No.
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Well, he couldn't either. Isn't that great? But Finn Weber, this is what I mean when I say the corrupted. After he lost his role in Congress, his seat, the first thing he did was take a job on National Public Radio. Not something I would do. National Public Radio. I mean, that is the mouthpiece of leftism. And he was a commentator. So he went there as a Republican, kind of like Morning Joe on Morning Mika on msnbc. Republican in name only, huh? Got it, Got it. Van. Van was one of the signers of the PNAC letter sent to U.S. president Bill Clinton on January 26, 1998, advocating, quote, the removal of Saddam Hussein's regime from power. He signed that letter along with Dick Cheney, don Rumsfeld, and 29 other notable Republicans. And you know what he did? He went in the lobby. Because you see, for these professionals, when I call them the corrupted, see, I'm not. Politics is a dirty business. And that is hidden from you and me. These people pop up wearing their white starched shirts and their American flag lapel pins and they hold court and comment on other people like Royce White.
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And say they're not deemed fit for office, when in fact, let me tell you about Vin. Wow. Home mortgage giant Freddie Mac paid Weber $360,297 to lobby on its behalf to fend off meaningful regulation before the whole mortgage industry collapsed. Thanks, Vin. That was some good lobbying. That was called the 2008 financial crisis. That could have been avoided, but of course, lobbyists made sure that the bar door stayed open. We all got drunk and then we all paid the price. We're still paying the price for that financial crisis. Vin lobbied for Gazprom, Russia's state owned natural gas company. I thought that was our enemy. Vin, what are you doing there? He served as a top advisor to the Bob Dole for president campaign in 1996. And I have to tell you, that was a terrible candidate. Bob Dole, terrible. Republican in name oval. This guy. Bob Dole, man. Whoa. We're way out there in this corrupt land now. He worked on the Bush reelection campaign in 2004. Eddie was a top advisor to Mitt Romney in 2008. He's the chairman of the National Endowment for Democracy. Look that up if you want to see something that'll make your hair stand on. And he serves on the Aspen Institute. There is no more globalist organization than the Aspen Institute. And he's on the board of the Council on Foreign Relations. And baby, that is the granddaddy of globalism right there. He also has in his record serving on the Independent Task Force on US Policy towards Reform in the Arab World with former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. Could you please play the clip marked 0? We have heard that a half a million children have died. I mean, that's more children than died in Hiroshima. And, you know, is the price worth it? I think this is a very hard choice, but the price, we think the price is worth it. So when you're working with Madeleine Albright, you're working with the Secretary of State who thinks that a half million Iraqi children died because of U.S. sanctions. It's a sacrifice that's well worth it. Great. Tim Pawlenty, he didn't make any endorsement of President Trump in 2024 and was quoted as saying that Trump set the party up for a likely defeat. Well, you were wrong about that one too, Governor Tim. Zach Duckworth. Another one. He didn't endorse Trump in 2024. Julia Coleman worked on the Nikki Haley campaign in 2024. And then there's Kelly Fenton. Kelly Fenton, who took such a holier than thou attitude. She's From Texas. You know, I got a lot of business in Texas, so I got a lot of connectivity with the Texas Republican Party. Oh. Home of George Bush. Rough crew down there. You know, it's like the Minnesota Republican Party, only with oil money.
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Ooh.
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So Kelly Fenton, she was a supporter, of course, of Nikki Haley in 2024. She was. And she was a former state legislator. And there's her picture again. Put her picture up one more time. There she is. And she is so condescending, so very condescending. And she's assuming that Royce is not deemed fit to run. The only reason I could think that they would say something like that is because, you know, he's got that strip club thing in his background. Oh, my God. Like, these people weren't going to strip clubs and smoking dope back in the 70s because they were. They just conveniently forgot because, you know, they're Christians now. Christians. Christians that support the nation of Israel. They're righteous. All their inequities of the day gone by when they were in their early 30s. They'll remember it didn't happen. Do you got any evidence? I mean, if I didn't tell you who I was, how would you know who I was 40 years ago? Yeah, right. Yeah, but see, I was there with all you girls and guys. I was there. Right. Highland High School, 1976. I was there. I know what was going on. I'm not saying there were some people that didn't stay close to the principal. They were there, I think. I just didn't know any of them. I didn't see any of them because at the parties, everybody was there. Everybody. Because it was before digital. So when there was a party, everybody went because that was the entertainment. There was no other options. Yeah, right. Now, Ms. Fenton. Ms. Fenton, I have to tell you, I don't like you because of your attitude. You're condescending to a friend of mine. And I'm not saying my friend doesn't have flat spots, because he does. I'm well aware of them. But let me tell you why I like them, Kelly. Because you're institutionally corrupt. Institutionally corrupt. The institutions are. The corruption is legal. It's legal. It's legalized corruption. Royce is not part of that. Royce might have made an error here, an error there, or he may have some personal issues, like we all do. If you have a great marriage, God bless you. People have problems in their personal lives. That does not discredit someone politically, and it certainly does not discredit someone politically or who is willing to confront the institutionalized, legalized corruption. Because guess what? Make evil legal. Yeah. Make bad good. That's what we've been doing in this country for 150 years. And I don't know if this is true. I can't tell for sure. But I think, and I'm giving myself a little space, I think that her husband is a principal in an architectural firm called BWBR, which is a St. Paul architectural firm. And you know Kristen Robbins. As a matter of fact, I think we got a clip. Don't we have a clip of Kristen Robbins talking about. Oh, no, she's talking about voter fraud. Kristen Robbins is continuously talking about this $730 million office building that she claims the Democrats built to house the Minnesota legislators. A $730 million expenditure. She's always going on saying, this is waste. This is unnecessary. We're only in office five months out of the year. It's a palace. Of course she's going to have an office there, too, because it's for everybody in the legislature. But she's blaming it on the Democrat. Democrat, Democrat, Democrat, Democrat. Yeah, but you know what? This BWBR architectural firm, they're the architects on this $730 million project. Kelly Fenton's husband is a partner in that firm. I think if it's the same guy, Kelly, if I'm wrong, you're welcome to. Come on. I'll treat you with a lot of respect, because what he's doing is completely legal. His wife's a legislator. She's a rounder. She was in the party. She knows all the people that allocate the money and choose the architects. And, you know, I looked up in the Minnesota archives, and architectural fees for a building like that could range up to 9%.
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What does that mean?
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That means that on a building that costs $730 million, the fees are about 70 million bucks. That's totally legal. How else are we going to do it, right? Let's get into politics. Let's become a legislator. Let's meet everybody. Let's be respected. Let's be an icon of the party. And your husband's out there working in an architectural firm that's getting business from the state and from all of the other associated organizations that live off the state, like Health Partners, Mayo Clinic, University of Minnesota, Gustavus Adolphus College, Southeast Community College. Yes. I'm not saying this is illegal. This is the way the system works. Republicanism has four pillars. Self governance, respect, minority rights, participation in civic life, and the common good. This is not the common good. When somebody makes off with a haul like this, this is not a common good. Somebody got over because of government expenditures. It's legal. I don't know how to change something like this. It's hard to be an architect. I have a best friend who's an architect. Most of them don't make money. It's a tremendous amount of schooling, super high responsibility. You have to be both creative and mathematical. It's worth something to be an architect. And maybe this is the way the system works. And this is the way the system has always worked and will always work. But let's not be impugning people. Over $1,000 expenditure at a strip club that got paid back with an explanation. And then somebody in the family's working for a firm that's making this kind of money off of government that you and I are paying for. We gotta be brave to confront these issues. We gotta be brave, you know, we gotta be this kind of brave, okay? This kind of brave. In December of 1776, the rebels, the Republicans that were fighting the Empire, man, they were on their back foot. You know, it was looking grim. I mean, the English had marshaled the largest expeditionary force in British history to roll into New York harbor and put down these rebels. And here's George Washington leading a band of farmers fighting the most powerful military in the world. And it's cold and the people are hungry. And you know what else? There wasn't any money for this stuff. And the contracts were running out. The contracts were running out. I mean, think about it. You and me. You shoot, I shoot. We need a job. You come in at David. Hey. Hey. I know you're kind of down with this being an independent thing, but we can get paid. There's a Continental Army. You want to go with me? And I'm going. Why not? So we grab our muskets and we head off to the army and we conscript, right? And now our tour duty's almost up, and there's no money. There's no money to re enlist us. And I say, you know, Tanner, this hasn't been a lot of fun. Are you cold, brother Man, I'm hungry. And you know what, my pal? Did you see what they did to Billy? I brought from the hometown. You know, this is getting. There's no money in this. It's a lot of work. I think I'm going home. And, you know, it takes courage and brilliance. Please play number one. You have done all I have asked you to do and more. But your country is at stake. Your wives, your homes, and all you hold dear, you have worn yourselves out with fatigues and hardships. If you will consent to stay one month longer, you will render that service to the cause of liberty and to your country, which you can probably never do under any other circumstance. Again, the drums rolled, and this time the men began stepping forward. God Almighty wrote. Nathaniel Greene inclined their hearts to listen to the proposal. And they engaged anew. Wow. Okay. They were getting ready to book. Tanner. We're getting out of here, brother. And then that George Washington strode up on that horse and he looked at us and he said, you were made for times like this. You're tired, you're hungry. But if you'll just devote yourself to your country and to your freedom. When are you ever going to get another chance to do something like this? Because I'm going to tell you when you weenie out and go away. You got to live with that. You got to live with that shame. So it's time to find courage. This kind of courage. Number two. Jupiter. Mars. Come, boys. Come, come. Oh, my good boys. My brave boys. You seem to be well fed. I thank you for that. I'm afraid I. I don't know your name. I'm a colonel with a continental army. My rank should be sufficient for now. As you wish. Please be seated. Thank you. Would you, as the initiating officer, care to begin? I will. Unless, of course, you'd like to claim aggrieved status. Yes, I would like to claim aggrieved status. Very well, sir. Proceed. You have in your possession certain belongings of mine, including clothing, furniture, personal effects of a non military nature, which. Which I'd like to have returned to me. Indeed. I will do so as soon as possible. Thank you. Now we come to the matter of the specific targeting of officers during engagements. Colonel, you must know that in civilized warfare, officers in the field must not be accorded in appropriate levels of hostile attention. To your mind, what are appropriate levels of hostile attention? Oh, Colonel. Imagine the utter chaos that would fall follow from leaderless armies having at each other. There must be gentlemen in command to lead and where necessary, restrain their men. Restrain them from, say, targeting civilians. Women, children and such. That's a separate issue. No, no, no. I consider them linked. And as long as your soldiers attack civilians, I will order the shooting of officers at the outset of every engagement. And my men are excellent marksmen. Very well. Now let us move on to prisoner exchange. Sir, you have 18 of my men. I want them back. Um, well, I. I do have 18 criminals under sentence of death, but I. I hold no Prisoners of war. If that's your position, 18 of your officers will have to die. 19 if you hang me with my men. My officers. Top of the ridge, to your left, just below the tree line. Their names and ranks? They refuse to give me their names. But their ranks are nine lieutenants, five captains, three majors and one very fat color colonel who called me a cheeky fellow. You know, this is not the conduct of a gentleman. If the conduct of your officers is the measure of a gentleman, I'll take that as a compliment. Get my men. Arrange the exchange. Well, thank you, sir. So this is the archetype played by Mel Gibson in the great movie the Patriot. It was, it was an amalgamation of characters that was written into his character in that amalgamation of historical figures that were written into his character. The Patriot, the primary one was the swamp fox, Francis Marion, who was waging a guerrilla war against the British in the south. And the. The courage, the courage, the humor, the creativity. He's breaking the rules. Hey, you know what? You got rules. Rules in warfare. Kind of funny, isn't it? Yeah. Rules for me, but not for thee. So you know, we need courage. We're talking about what are the strategies to reclaim Republicanism for the state of Minnesota? Number one, we got to be healthy and well and we got to reduce the noise and be toned in on the signal. We have to put sin underfoot in our own life. That's our own well being benefit. That gives us the strength to do the job. We have to find courage. Courage is a key concept of every martial code. Courage is a virtue. Courage. The courage to do what? Repost the links, Communicate with each other. Build an X digital army. Come to Minnesota Speaks. Go to the precinct strategy meeting on Friday night at 8pm Central Time at Dan Schultz. Number two, gather. Create a community of Republicanisms. And it's not going to happen unless you do it. Okay? You got to bring people in. You got to be an evangelist for the search for truth. And then we can get into organizing people and helping them have political strategies and tactics. First we got to have a community. So the very first thing we got to do here is start getting people together. And I'm going all over the state. I got three more events coming up. I'm going to keep you posted. I want to meet you, I want you to come, I want you to stop what you're doing and make the time to come to an event and meet me. And let's create lists of people. And then when we can start putting hundreds of people in rooms, we can actually organize a political resistance to the tyranny that is descending upon our people here in Minnesota. Please play number three.
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That brings me to the point of this foundation. Clearly they hired people as independent contractors.
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Two of them were found guilty.
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This group, I've done a deep dive on their 990s. 99% of their budget comes from state grants. So this is a group that the state is funding and that then went out and did these voter registrations and has, has. You know, they participated. The foundation didn't participate in fraud, but they hired people with state dollars who.
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Then used that to create fake voter registration. That's the soccer mom Kristen Robbins, founder of the Economic Club. You can go back and look at my A deep dive on her time.
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Corruption. And here she is talking about the state. The state. She's the state. She's blaming the state. She's blaming herself. And I'm going to tell you, and I don't know if this is true, Representative Robbins and I, I don't know what. See, I just have such a dark attitude about this stuff because in 2021, right after the contested election where President Trump lost to Joe Biden, who got more votes than Barack Obama, you know, a lot of us came into the movement because that didn't feel right. That's what triggered me to get off my ass that election. Like wait a second. And I joined the party and I started what we were going to bring it back. The masterclass. You see me, we're going to bring back the master classes. Not Masonic Musical. Please don't ask me that again. You have to. I'll answer it again. But the master classes, I was getting these class. Why are you doing this? Because I want to get more Republicans. And it started really rolling. 100, 150 people a class, growing every time. And Randy Sutter, who was the chair of CD3, came in at that time and shut it down. Mr. Penn, we don't need more Republicans. We just need more work from the Republicans we have. In other words, please don't change the power base of the party. We don't want more Republicans. That's the party. So I have a bad attitude about this election thing from the get go because Mr. Sutter made me promise the party not to bring up election integrity issues in the master classes where the party wouldn't support it. So they were squelching and now, now, hey, here's Kristen Robbins, right? She's from the Randy Sutter crowd, okay? That's, that's who she hung. Hangs with the traditionalists, the corrupt. Here she is talking about voter fraud all of a sudden. And why is that? Because President Trump prevailed has nothing to do with your courage, Kristen. You didn't have the courage in 2021. None of you professionals did. In fact, you got down on the Rick Weibels of the world and the people that were trying to promote this thing that there was a problem with the elections. Well, now the Justice Department has sued the state of Minnesota to get the voter rolls, and now you're dragging all these people in front of the fraud committee from the administration, and they're actually telling the entire world. They actually had hearings just last week for the first time about automatic voter registration. Do you know that when you get your driver's license renewed in Minnesota, you're automatically registered to vote? Do you know that?
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I did not know that.
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Well, let me tell you, it's true.
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How do they know party affiliation then?
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You don't need party affiliation. You're just registered to vote automatically. And you know what else? In Minnesota, they passed the law. When I say they, I mean these people.
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Yep.
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They passed the law so that anybody can get a driver's license in Minnesota. If you're just fresh off the freedom train from Guatemala and you're here illegally, you can walk into a Minnesota driver's license office and get a driver's license, which means illegal aliens in our state have driver's licenses, which means they're registered to vote. Or could be.
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Yeah, because I, I think we, I, I've debated this with my friends before, and we went Online and they, they say that you have to show more, but if you're already automatically registered, that means you show up to your place to vote and all you do is pass them the ID. That also I remember specifically with that plan, IDs for all. There is no indication on the ID itself to show the difference of a citizen and non citizen.
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They did that on purpose.
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Yeah. So, so then when you show up to the voting place or your church or wherever you're putting in your vote, you hand them your license and you get a ballot.
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So they're actually now going up and saying yes. But you know, they check it. The Democrats that run the state, you know, they can check it. There's checks and balance. But yeah, I think, you know, I couldn't even focus on it, Kristen, because I was so upset about it. I was so upset about it. And I'm not even sure I have all the particulars right, because I would have wanted these hearings in 2021 under Paul Gazelka. He could have called for it. He didn't. The party didn't. And we've got, and let's say the voting is clean as a houndstooth. We got half the people in the party that think it's crooked like a dog's leg. So there's no effort to deal with the feelings of millions of Minnesotans. And now because the Trump administration is suing the state, even though Jim Nash is funding Keith Ellison to fight it. And Kristen Robbins worked with Kelly Fenton on the Nikki Haley campaign, and Kristen Robbins is using that $730 million expenditure as an example of waste. But Kelly Fenton's husband, I think at bwbr, is in on the cash. I mean, this is how circular this whole thing is. And here comes Kristen Robbins and she's talking about this voter fraud issue. She just talked about it, right?
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Yeah.
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And you know what runs through my mind? Just, and I'm not saying this is true. I just have such a bad feeling about these professionals. I'm thinking in this Department of Justice investigation, none of these people have ever been on the record. What if the Justice Department says you're covering up voter fraud to all these elected and appointed government officials? Well, when you get them on the record and they tell the truth, you can't accuse them of a cover up because they've been asked. So maybe the whole hearing process at this time is just insulating and inoculating the people that are doing the business from any kind of legal downside. I don't know. I'm not saying I'm Right. Kristen, please. I don't. I'm just so beat down by the bull of my party telling me that we couldn't talk about this issue. And I got to be honest, because maybe my ex friend Tom Madden is listening. Tom Madden was way out in front of this thing, and he was so focused on this election stuff. I actually told him, knock it off. But he was. There's no way forward without fixing our election system. Okay, well, that was not something we could talk about as party officers. So the fact that we're talking about it all now is not courage, it's conformity. Because they're holding in behind the Trump Justice Department and their efforts, and that gave them courage. But, Shani, you're elected to be courageous, to be like the swamp fox, to be like George Washington, to be the sheepdog, to protect the citizens, and you just haven't done it. You didn't do it on fraud. You didn't. You didn't do it on election integrity. You didn't do it on the budget. You didn't do it on the Attorney General's budget. You didn't do it. And now you're going to stand up here and tell us how great you are. Go bite a hog in the ass. And this is why I say this, because these people are professionals, professional politicians. They want a job in politics. So they're going to support the power, not confront the power. And here's the power coming right at you. Please play number four. So the latest in this dystopian outrage that is now all of China, apparently, is I, once again, cannot buy food. A couple days ago, my uncle and my cousin helped me get a cell phone that is linked to a Chinese bank card so that I could buy anything. But now, apparently, it has been flagged for some reason, and I have to pass facial recognition, identity verification, which is insane, because all I want to do is just spend my gift card balance on this debit card. I can't believe I'm doing this. I have to open my mouth. Oh, my God. Terrifying. Of course, because it was my cousin who set this up for me. I did not pass verification. I guess it's a good thing that the Chinese app is not racist. But now I once again, can't buy anything. How's that there, Mr. Tanner?
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B
That's terrifying.
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Now you could say that. Could be a CIA created misinformation. It's possible.
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B
I haven't been over to China, so I don't know.
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Well, I know there's no money in China anymore. It's all digital. I mean, people still have RMB under their beds, but you want to get something at a store, it's digital. There's nobody even at the store to take the money. Yeah. So what I'm saying to the professional politicians, hey, look at that. Now, do you want that for your children? Are you going to be so focused on your money that you're going to sell out the Minnesota citizens? Because we're heading right down that. And people are going to say, well, what does that got to do with Minnesota politics? Everything. Because Jim Nash right now is thinking about running for the Senate. The state parties and the state process are the bench, the minor leagues of federal elections. And we're electing people in the state that could get through the vetting process into the federal, into the Congress. And these sons will sell me out. And that's where we're heading with this technology. And this is dangerous. This is the end of freedom. This is the end of the Constitution. This is the end of the republic. This is the end of Republicanism. Because this woman, for whatever reason, I don't know why, and I'm not even sure it's true, but what they showed us there is. She couldn't verify who she was and she can't buy food. Now, we had this conversation about your family.
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B
Yeah. Good thing I know how to hunt.
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I'm just saying. Okay, so you know when we say here at Free People Radio, when I say I would prefer a non professional, a citizen candidate, and we don't always agree, like a Mike Weiner. He's a citizen candidate. He's a sincere dude. We don't agree about everything. Drew Roach. We don't agree about everything. But these people are in it for freedom to defend my rights. Not like Andrew Myers will trade my gun rights away and let artificial intelligence tell him who should have a gun and who shouldn't. Well, that's right with this app, isn't it? The same damn thing, Andrew. Same. Quit it. Stop. And let me just end with number six and ban the number of bullets and go in a magazine. There's no need for any of that. I love my right wing friends who talk about the tree of liberty is water of the blood of patriots. Give me. If you need to work about taking on the federal government, you need some F15s. You don't need an RAR15. I'm serious. Think about it. Yeah, I'm thinking about it. You know what?
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B
When he said I'm serious, you know, the whole crowd was looking at him, just what are you saying, dude? And he's like, I'm serious. I'm serious.
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Think about it. We're going to, we're going to deploy the F15s, you know, our high tech jets. Jets.
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B
So just give up your AR15s, you're already outmatched.
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A
Give up?
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B
Yeah.
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A
That's the point of gun control. Give up. That gun is not there for hunting in the Constitution. It's not. It's there as a line in the sand against a tyrannical government. And if you think that our government is not heading towards digital IDs and digital currency, you're dreaming. And all these professionals, the Nashes, the Robins, the Palentis, the Webers, the Coleman's, the Duckworths, the Demuths, they'll all support it, all of them. Because that's the zeitgeist of our time. So we're going to end with something that's going to be very uncomfortable. Please play number five. We will finally complete the biometric entry exit visa tracking system, which we need desperately. For years, Congress has required biometric entry exit visa tracking systems, but it has never been completed. The politicians are all talk. No action. Never happens. Never happens. Hillary Clinton, all talk. Unfortunately, when there is action, it's always the wrong decision. Do you ever notice in my administration, we will ensure that this system is in place. And I will tell you, it will be on land, it will be on sea, it will be in air. We will have a proper tracking system. Number nine. Thank you. So what are we talking about? We're so afraid of these illegal immigrants and all the crime associated with it that we are going to beg, and I'm talking about Republican Party members, we're going to beg the federal government to impose digital tracking Systems and digital IDs for our safety, our health and safety. And I'm going to tell you, keep on going down this road. No, we need courage. We need citizens, regular citizens willing to stand up and defend freedom now. Defend freedom now. So, Andrew, when you talk about deploying artificial intelligence against the people, hey, you're not on my side of the football and you're not my brother. And President Trump, President Trump listens to his constituents. He listens to his constituents. If we organize and say, no digital IDs, no digital currency, we're keeping what we got. We like the analog world and we all unite about that. That's the fight. The rest of this is noise. War in the Middle East. Noise war in the Ukraine. Noise. No Kings noise, government shutdown noise, Kristen Robbins noise. It's All a distraction so that this system can get put into place when we're not watching. If you're a Republican, if you're in Minnesota, we got to elect real people that know the dangers of this. Not the Kelly Fentons of the world that are profiting from it. Why is Palantir stock going up so much? Whoa, I don't get it. What happened? Why is this stock going up? Why is that stock going up? Because they're getting government contracts to do this. We don't have anybody reliable to fight this. That's why I say give me the politicians with the flat spots that are going to fight for freedom and let's find the courage as American citizens and Minnesotans to fight this. You got to organize. You got to realize how serious this is. This is not a disco. This is not kidding around. And these people are not on my side and they're not on your side. They're on the side of creating what's called a technocracy. A technocracy where the voice of the people is no longer relevant. We are consumers to be monetized, inventory to be marked and monetized from birth to death. We are not citizen sovereigns in a technocracy. We are not going to be protected. Our individual rights will not be protected. Because when you can't buy food or what friggin rights do you have? It's already in place in China. And many other countries are going full speed to making this happen. But I got a solution for it. If we elected the right people in Minnesota, you just make a law that says your digital image and your digital auditory sound, your digital biometric footprint is your personal property and nobody can use it. It's mine. Once you've done that, you've defeated the tech. Now how easy would that be to say that your image, your sound and your data belongs to you?
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B
It'd be pretty easy because that's copyright, right? In media, that's literally copyright, right?
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It's copy. It's using copyright to protect our sovereignty. But you would need a majority of true Republicans to pass this law. And let me tell you something, countries are passing these laws. Look it up. This is the antidote to this. We got to have strategies, we've got to have tactics. First, we got to have people. First we got to have people that have made the commitment to put sin underfoot and have developed the courage to defend the faith and the freedom that the founders of this country identified as being gifted to us by the Creator. Thanks very much. Remember 7 o' clock repost. The links tireget.com freepeoplestore.com we got a show coming up tonight. Excuse me coming on. It's on exactly the same time as the podcast which is a problem which is Minnesota Speaks Toggle back and forth or watch the podcast on replay. We really need your help and thank you for the help you give us. Have a great weekend.
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B
Have a good night everybody.
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