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Brought to you in part by the
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International fellowship of christians and jews.
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Late last night.
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Early today, local time.
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But late last night for us,
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The israeli cabinet gave approval to a cease fire deal
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For the israel gaza war that has been raging these past,
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Almost exactly two years.
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They gave their approval to a cease fire deal negotiated
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By the trump administration,
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Pushed by president trump himself.
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The cease fire took effect a few hours ago.
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Already, israeli troops have started pulling back
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To a negotiated cease fire line.
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And there's already footage out there
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Of thousands of gazans streaming back into,
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You know, their still bombed out cities,
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But they are returning to their homes.
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They are hopeful that this will bring peace.
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And we want to be clear, this is a win
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For president trump.
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I'm going to quote politico.
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No. fans of president trump by any stretch, quote,
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Cease fire
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Talks between israel and hamas were stalling this week
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Until u.s.
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Emissaries steve wyckoff and jared kushner swept in
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To dictate key compromises,
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According to three people familiar
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With the diplomatic effort and an administration official.
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In the first few days, it was going
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Very slow, said one of the people familiar
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With the talks, which started monday.
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There was no willingness to budge on key issues.
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That's what the situation was
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Total paralysis, nobody willing to make the key concessions.
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And it was president trump who was able to exercise,
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Leverage on both sides because we should be clear,
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There's there was
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Hesitancy for a peace deal on both sides of this conflict.
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Now, obviously, hamas deserves far more blame for this war
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And for the war's continuation.
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But there's a lot of skepticism, them,
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Of trying to make any sort of deal with them.
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And trump had to win over israel on that end.
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And we have to recognize
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A lot of trump's personal brand plays a role in this.
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When you read accounts of this, they're saying
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Hamas is willing to take
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What for them
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Is the risk of releasing all the hostages because they
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Trust president trump
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To make sure that israel doesn't,
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You know, then decide
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They'll break the cease fire afterwards.
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And on the flip side,
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Israel knows that trump really hates
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Being lied to or bamboozled, and that if hamas
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Makes him angry, he might sign off
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On, you know, another bomb blowing up in some hamas
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Meeting room somewhere.
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So he really has built that peace through strength,
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Reputation that does open the way to a bigger peace.
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And so we were talking in the break
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A little bit that one of the reasons
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The nobel peace
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Prize committee, it's it's these five guys in norway.
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Yeah. may not have chosen trump is.
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They're just totally not used to what trump has done,
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Which he's spent the last year just very loudly campaigning
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For the nobel peace prize.
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And that's so unprecedented.
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And it probably rubs them the wrong way.
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But we were saying it's kind of a good thing.
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It's a good year to do it.
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Like i am going to go
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And aggressively make peace all over the world
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Because i just want to win it so bad. yes.
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And to other world leaders, we challenge you to do the same.
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Yeah, everyone.
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Peace.
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Olympics, every single world leader
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Like one up in each other and how much they love peace.
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Yes, putin comes out.
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He's like, i want the nobel peace prize.
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I'm demobilizing all of our nuclear weapons.
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Yes. this is a challenge to world leaders. yes.
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Like i can get on board
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With this, but we want to get into,
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Another topic because people say,
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Yeah, they pointed out
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We're a month out from elections
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That are happening in virginia, in new jersey.
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Those are both blue states.
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They're both tough elections,
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But they've both suddenly become very winnable.
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The new jersey race has narrowed a lot.
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The virginia one was looking very tough.
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But then, we had these texts that came out from jay jones.
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He's their candidate for attorney general,
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Where he says he wanted to kill the children
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Of moderate republicans, because that's
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The only way you get change in this world.
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Last night we had the virginia governor's debate and
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Abigail spanberger is the democrat nominee for governor.
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And,
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When some series,
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She was really pressuring her on this topic.
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So, let's see which one,
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Do we have,
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I think is is it 155 that has that question?
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I believe so, i think so let's play. 155.
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In fact, it appears that it was the,
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Those
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Who released the text messages and held them for years.
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So the public was unaware,
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Who had knowledge of these text messages.
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For many of us who do, as i said,
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Text messages the day that they came out
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And i denounced them as soon as i
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Learned of this announcement and importantly,
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At this point, as we move forward, the voters
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Now have this information, information that was withheld
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For them for running, presumably for several reasons.
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But the voters now
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Have the information, and it is up to voters,
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To make an individual choice based on this information up
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To the voters
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To make an individual choice based on this information.
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So that's really it's almost the perfect response to that
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For us. i feel, because she
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Kind of looks like she's throwing him under the bus,
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But she's actually not she's not saying
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I fully disavow what he's done.
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I'm not saying he should drop out.
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She's saying just, oh, it's your individual
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Choice, actually.
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So she actually is not disavowing him.
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She's not.
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And that is the dynamic that we have
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In this virginia race, that this guy,
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We want to remind people
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He did not merely make a joke like, oh,
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You know, i have two bullets and i have hitler, pol pot
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And this republican and, you know,
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The republican gets both bullets.
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The person he sent that message to got offended.
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So he called her on the phone to be to tell her, no, no.
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Why are you being soft?
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No. you got to kill people. you got to.
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You have to have their kids die
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Or they're not going to change their mind.
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And then she sends the text back that says,
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You shouldn't be wishing for children.
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Why not?
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Why shouldn't i wish that this guy is deranged?
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And the
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Democrat party of virginia is not able to disavow that?
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Yeah, and the down ticket ballot.
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We were talking about this earlier.
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That's important in a race.
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And so if you're a candidate
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And then the governor
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Candidate, if they're misaligned
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Or they're not aligned on messaging,
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That's a big problem. yeah.
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And we we want to emphasize that point too.
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So charlie was always very good at this.
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He talked about this in his book too.
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There are offices
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Besides president that matter in this country, their offices
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Besides the senate, their offices, besides governor,
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It makes a big deal in your state whether you have
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A good ag or a lunatic who wants your children to die
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And just look at actually, you know, last night
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They indicted, leticia james in new york, and.
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Yeah, we don't have time to get to that now.
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I'm sure we'll talk about it in the future.
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But letitia james did unprecedented lawfare against,
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Not just president trump, but some of his supporters
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Against the nra.
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If we had a more sane ag, that wouldn't have happened.
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Yeah.
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You can unleash
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Incredible amounts of lawfare if you have a bad state ag,
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Polls have been coming out indicating
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That this race is very close.
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This is a winnable race.
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So if you are in virginia, you have no excuse to
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Not turn out to vote because, oh, i live in a blue state.
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Yeah. you always have to try.
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You always have to vote.
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You always have to tell your neighbors and friends to vote.
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It's your duty.
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I've been around a while.
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I've seen a lot of elections
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In virginia that looked unwinnable.
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And then we either won them or we lost by half a percent.
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Don't let it happen this time.
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Make sure you get out to vote and get out
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To vote in new jersey as well.
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We'll be having some chapter leaders up next.
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In genesis
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12 three, god made a powerful promise
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To abraham, the father of the jewish people.
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I will bless those who bless you.
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The christian bible tells us
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That we have been grafted into god's family tree.
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The rich olive tree of israel,
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The very foundations of the christian faith,
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The bible and jesus, whom christians call
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The messiah, are deeply rooted in israel.
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Supporting israel aligns christians with god's
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Prophetic timeline.
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It demonstrates our willingness to be instruments of
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God's blessing, uplifting his chosen people,
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And it calls us to confront and heal
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The centuries old wounds of anti-semitism.
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The scripture says how good and how
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Pleasant it is when brethren dwell together.
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We wanted today and hopefully in many weeks going forward,
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To talk to the heads of those college chapters
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That charlie cared so much about.
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And so, mikey, do you want to introduce
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The two of them that we have on today?
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I think we make this, a weekly thing.
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Every friday we'll have
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Some chapter leaders on tpo, say chapter presidents maybe.
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So we had a group chat called gen z lab rats,
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And this is a group chat that charlie put together
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Of just a bunch of gen z chapter leaders
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That he wanted to get their input on everything.
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And so today we have two of those
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Chapter leaders joining us.
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It's dino font grassi,
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Who is the chapter president of the university of arkansas,
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And brady salmon, who's the chapter leader,
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President of university of kentucky.
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And both of these guys have seen tremendous growth
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On their campuses,
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On their social media accounts everywhere across the board.
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So i first want to just open up asking them
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Some of the experiences that they've seen on campus,
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Whether it be students showing up
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For the first time, chapter
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People joining their chapters for the first time.
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Guys, what stories have you heard?
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How has the growth been since 910 to present?
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In about two hours.
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It's going to be a month since that.
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Since that horrible day.
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But what have you seen that they can encourage a lot of us.
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Let's go dino. first.
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Sure.
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So we started off
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On september 8th with about 75 registered members.
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Since then, we have increased all the way to over
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400 since earlier this week we crossed 400.
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So that's been incredible.
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We've had alex stein, we've had brian hand
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In our instagram following, went from about 1.2 k.
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We're over 16 k today. wow.
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So there's been an incredible movement of people towards us,
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Running towards us,
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Not away in the face of something terrible.
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And i think that should be encouraging
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For everybody listening in today.
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Guys, you're on the front lines.
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Have you seen political violence on campus?
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What have you seen? that's crazy.
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Do you have any stories like that?
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So yeah, i mean, i think that this is something
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That basically everybody
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That goes to a major school
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In the
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United states of america,
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That is a part of a chapter of turning point usa,
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Has experienced.
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I've been slapped, i've been spit on.
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I've been screamed at by students and professors alike.
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Obviously, i'm in arkansas,
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So i probably don't have it nearly as
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Bad as some of my friends at,
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Say, you know, los angeles
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Or even brady has a crazy story of his own, i believe.
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Yeah.
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I got a voicemail the other day while i was in class
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And they were calling us toilet paper
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Usa and a bunch of nazis.
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So and that's just the first of many instances
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Where they do not care what they tell you,
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They just want to get at you anytime they can.
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And i'm sure many presidents across the country
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Have experienced the same thing.
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Gen z and the younger generation in general
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Was a very important thing for charlie.
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He was the thing.
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It was really thing for charlie.
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Everything he saw in his life, he looked through a lens of
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How does this impact the younger generation,
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And what can i do to look out for them?
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And so we have some clips
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From his interview with tucker carlson.
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But before we throw to those, i just want to ask you guys,
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What are you seeing that gen z cares about?
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Right now? policies?
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What are they facing?
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The challenges they're facing.
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You guys are on the ground, whether it be
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With your chapter members
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Or when you're tabling on campus
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Or when you're just talking to friends at dinner.
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What are you seeing right now
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That gen z cares about the most?
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I would say the biggest topic i'm seeing
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Is immigration, and i saw that before trump got elected.
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It was a big thing.
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He ran on with the mass deportations,
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And that is something that gen z really does want to see.
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You get follow through.
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So immigration and we can tie it to the h-1b visas.
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Anything involving that gen z is very much
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Fighting to keep our country alive on that issue
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And just try to keep it going the best we can.
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I would say that's definitely the best one.
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So, let's play.
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This was charlie on tucker.
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I think it was last august.
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Yeah.
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And play 146,
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The age of a first time home
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Buyer in 2008 was 30 years old.
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It is now 38 years old.
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First time home buyer.
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So what is causing this?
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Well, number one,
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I don't want to get like two ron paul libertarian,
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But the federal reserve pumping in cheap
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Money post 2008 has just been a catastrophe.
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We have spent too much money, borrowed too much money.
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We have deteriorated our currency
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And the purchasing power.
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Every generation is getting weaker.
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So your dollar is actually going.
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It's going, it's going less and less as far.
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Yes. as it as it, as it has year over year.
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So then what is the consequence of this.
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So you have a generation
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That is renting a lot more than it's owning.
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So when you do not own something
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So and so you find them.
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Political radical radicalization start to seep in
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Because an entire generation is getting
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Routinely cynical year over year, as their net worth
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Either stays at zero or goes into negative.
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Wow. yeah, let's let's throw up a 372 as well.
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That's, graphic that, danny found us earlier.
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It's the rise in the average age of homework.
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Oh, the text on that is really tiny.
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Well, you can see the ladder goes to 38.
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So in 2010.
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And then before that,
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It was about 30 years of age to buy your first time home.
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And then now it's 38 and it's only increasing.
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I assume both of you guys want to own a house one day.
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And so you have this young generation who's going in debt
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Because of college and debt because of bnpl programs.
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They, their wages aren't keeping up
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With, with the cost of inflation.
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And what they're doing is they're graduating college
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With degrees to go get jobs that don't exist.
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And so now they're thrown into the labor
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Market that's already shrinking,
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And they're told to just pull yourself up by the bootstrap
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And figure it out by a lot of the older generation.
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And so this is coming from somebody who is gen
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Z, by the way.
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And so it's hard to hear that because i don't necessarily
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Think i'm one of the millennial oppressors here. yeah.
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Thank you. yeah.
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He's he's one of the compressors guys.
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But i this is important because i don't necessarily
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Think the bootstraps still exist.
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Guys we have about a minute and a half left.
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I want to hear from both of you guys in this
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In this segment, what you guys think about the bootstrap?
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The classic, you pull yourself up by your bootstraps
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Line 30s for each of you.
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Well, yeah, i just think it's totally out of touch.
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And it's not something
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This generation really attaches itself
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To because we see where the situation is now.
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We see the tuition going up by 1,200%,
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And we see that our generation is really being set back.
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We see that
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It's hard for us to get jobs
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With h-1b visas, and we do not want to have
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To force ourselves
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To fix this without help, as long as it's efficient.
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That's all we're asking for. yeah.
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You know.
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Right.
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So my biggest concern with this argument
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That you have to pull yourself up
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By your bootstraps is
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If nobody has bootstraps and effectively
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You're telling them to do something that's
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Basically impossible for them to do.
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And that's why
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You see a big push towards somebody like zoran mamdani,
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Who is promising a bunch of free people,
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The young people in my generation.
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That sounds really good on paper,
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But we've seen what that looks like
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When these type of people promising
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These policies get in power.
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It looks like venezuela,
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It looks like the soviet union, it looks like china.
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And it's not good. and lots of people tend to die.
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So we can't do that in america.
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We've got to find a better solution.
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Wow, you guys nailed that 30s each.
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I know they very aggressively did that.
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All right.
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So we'll keep them past the break.
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All right.
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We're back with the great dino and brady chapter presidents
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At the university of kentucky in the university of arkansas.
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Thank you guys for for hanging through this this segment.
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Okay.
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So we were we were going to throw
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Out of this, but we ran out of time.
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But we're going to throw it to it right now.
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377 this is an article from fortunate says
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Today's housing market is so upside down
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That there are more
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Senior citizens buying homes than gen z and millennials.
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Yikes.
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Booming. booming out of control.
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And then there's another article
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That says, this is cnbc.
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Investors are making up
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The highest share of home buyers in five years.
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So between investors this is blackrock, blackstone
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And senior citizens.
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Where are the houses.
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So you know i looked at you know we talked
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About pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
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And it's become so difficult for the younger generations.
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I just had to search what actually is a bootstrap
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Because it occurred to me i wasn't really sure.
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It's the little strap from the back of the boot.
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It turns out like you had to attach it to something.
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Well, let's play clip 147.
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This is charlie's own words,
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And then we're going to get you guys to react to this.
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What policy do you support to make it easier for young people
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To buy homes, get rid of blackrock
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Purchasing a bunch of homes and renting them back to us.
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Okay. so like sees their assets.
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Let's see their assets make it illegal
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That asset managers over $500
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Billion can't buy single family homes.
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Okay i really agree with that.
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That's actually that's that's great.
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Thank you.
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Yeah.
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It's it's a super simple policy fix
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If you have assets
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Under management, over 500 billion,
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400 billion, you should not be in
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The single family home business period. okay.
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And that's artificially boosting
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Housing prices across the country.
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I believe homeownership is a moral good for all humans.
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Yeah.
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I think it's a very interesting thing that,
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You have to recognize they're not just an investment thing.
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We're recognizing that it is good
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For people to own things
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Because it gives them a stake in society and society
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And so, deno, why don't you react to this?
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Sure.
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So when you say that boomers and older are buying
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All of the houses, we have to keep in mind that
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If they're not buying them
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From blackrock,
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They're buying them from each other,
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They're effectively sitting here and trading
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Houses back and forth
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The same way millennials trade pokemon cards.
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And that's not good because that's going to
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I got rid of my pokemon cards years ago.
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Do you know, i'm just going to say, look,
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I got rid of mine too, because i found that
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They were a distraction and i had work to do.
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But it's true that they're just trading them back
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And forth to one another.
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Of course, it's going to be impossible
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Because that's how the prices get artificially boosted.
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You know, because they bought a house in 1987
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Or before that, and it cost them
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$50,000 cash in hand in a basket of mulberries.
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And how could we possibly compete
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When today that same house is, what, 506
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Hundred and $700 million or not?
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Million? excuse me?
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Thousand.
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But still,
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It's way out of range for somebody in my generation.
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Yeah. what about you, brady?
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Well, yeah.
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I mean, when you
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Have real estate investors
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Buying a third of all single family properties,
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And you now have families living in rvs and renting
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Instead of owning a home, i mean, it's clear to everybody
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That when boomers and investors are buying
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All of these houses up, it's really just sending us behind.
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And then we're told to pick us up by our own bootstraps.
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And it's like, you're
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You're really setting us back,
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And then you're expecting us to just
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Figure it out by ourselves.
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And it really just doesn't work like that.
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And they're really not taking that to consider
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What really we need and what is our needs.
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Exactly. yeah.
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It's and, you know, one of the themes
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Charlie was hitting on so much just the last few months,
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He was he talked about that choice, mamdani ism or maga.
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And what's drives
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So much of mamdani ism is that nihilistic sense of,
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You know, if i own nothing, if i have nothing,
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I might as well turn the entire system over.
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Yeah, overthrow everything,
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Because maybe i'll get something.
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And if not, i can tear down the people above me.
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It's a very resentment based ideology.
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And the offset to that is
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You have to give people a stake in things.
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You have to give them something
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They don't want to blow up and throw away.
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And it's such a basic thing.
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And we need to
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When we structure our laws, we have to think about that,
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Because one of the
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Biggest reasons housing just keeps going up is
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We kind of just baked into the assumption
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Housing prices have to go up.
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They're an investment for everybody.
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And, you know it's going
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To be very difficult to navigate this.
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But we have to really move towards this.
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A house is something that people live in
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And they need to own it themselves, ideally.
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And that is how you'll avoid
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Some sort of gigantic revolution.
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And i'll just say this too.
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There's a moment in that clip we played
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Where the student agrees with charlie and he's like, yeah.
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And like kind of smiles.
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So good at that. he was so good at that.
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In his tucker interview,
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Tucker goes, how do you know these things?
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And charlie goes, well, tucker, half the time
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I spend 100 hours on campus in the spring.
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In the fall,
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Half the time i have my mic down, i'm just listening.
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So this is our challenge to the older people watching this.
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Put the mic down, just listen to a talk to you.
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Talk to your grandkids about what
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They're really feeling about these things.
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Yeah. can they afford things?
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But the mic down just listen a little bit.
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Yeah. awesome.
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And you know dino brady thank you for coming on.
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And best of luck continuing to grow your chapters.
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And we'll be having more
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Chapter heads on in the weeks to come.
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Yeah. thank you. dino,
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The poverty is unimaginable.
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There are people who are struggling.
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Those who are hungry.
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Forgotten jews.
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Scripture says joy can come in the morning.
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And you can be the reason.
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Bless these hurting children of israel.
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Your urgent gift today of $25 will help rush
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A survival food box filled with life saving essentials.
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Tens of thousands of elderly holocaust survivors
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In the former soviet union are living in extreme poverty.
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Hungry
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For god? the truly international
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Fellowship of christians and jews.
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We can bring hope.
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It's my favorite food.
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May you be blessed.
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Michael McCoy & Blake Neff: October 13, 2025 | Charlie Kirk Today

October 13, 2025 | 26:2

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