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Welcome World of Blaze listeners to episode seventy three. Episode
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seventy three recorded this day, Monday, April twenty first, twenty
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twenty five. I think that you will enjoy this episode
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and one of the highlighted topics of discussion today ask
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The question begs the question who is your hero? Or
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really what constitutes a hero? What about a person? What
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about a person makes them your hero? Is it their character?
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Their infallible character, their amazingly awesome character that leads by example.
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Is that their strength, their strength to stand up to
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all the evils in the world, you know, looking out
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for the little guy. Maybe he walks Grandma across the street.
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Maybe it's that person. But the question remains, what about
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a person makes them your hero? And there's a question
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I asked a Democrat party because recently I am not
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sure that they understand the concept of what a hero is.
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Apparently they're heroes are members of extremely violent gangs that
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are also classified terrorists. Their heroes seem to be people
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who beat their wives. They also seem to be young
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men who think that the best way to make a
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statement due to their anger is to kill someone by
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stabbing him directly in the heart. I think by now
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you all get who I'm talking about. I am talking
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about Kilmer Albrego Garcia, the MS thirteen member that got deported.
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Yet the left thinks that it was wrong, wrong to
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deport him, even though he is an illegal alien. But
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you know, I'll get to that. Notwithstanding his criminal record
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domestic abuse, what else can we say? Yeah, you know,
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actually I believe he was a high ranking MS thirteen member. Anyway,
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let me semantics, right, whatever. And then Carmelo Anthony, who's
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being praised and upheld, has a gifts and go, oh account,
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you know, let me see where they're at on that,
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because we all want to support murder. I know, I know,
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in usual fashion, the left is trying to turn this
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into reece because Carmarlo Anthony is a young, upstanding black
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man and the victim, the person who was killed, was
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a white kid, so it had to be the victim's fault,
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right automatically, because you know, young black man, young white man,
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white man is the uh, the aggressor right or or
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white man bad. So Carmelo Anthony is the upstanding citizen
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who was just merely defending himself, although the reports, the
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reports say the opposite of that, and there are witnesses
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that absolutely say the opposite of that. But getting back
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to the Gifsend Go, apparently everybody believes that this young
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man deserves the support he needs to fight his case.
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And as of right now, because I'm literally literally on
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the Gifts and Go website which anybody can go to
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and help Carmelo right now, as of this moment, they
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have raised five hundred four thousand, five hundred and fifty five.
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So again, what about a person makes them a hero? Now,
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before I answer that question or you answer that question,
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I'm going to remind everybody. I'm going to remind everybody
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to please like, share, and subscribe the show, and especially
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all over the world. Amazing, constantly humbled. I appreciate every
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single one of you that literally, as soon as an
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dumbfounded by that. I'm still i still can't get my
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head around it. But all I can say is thank you.
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Thanks very much Iceland. There's the UK, there's Australia, New Zealand,
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really use Instagram often, but regardless, and before I move forward,
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before I move forward, I want to give a shout
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out to the Whiskey Hell Podcast. Yes, Fritz McShane or
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the hosts of Whiskey Hell, and I had the pleasure
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of hanging out with them and the crew via the
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chat or live chat while they were recording their most
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recent episode. No, I wasn't a guest. It wasn't a
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guest on their show. But they do offer people the
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opportunity to get involved while they're recording, and they usually
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record on Saturdays, as I understand it, so you know,
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Saturday evening, it's a good hang you know, you get
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to get into the chat room they have, you get
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to interact with everyone. They're also interact acting and some
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of the comments and uh their their reactions to whatever
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you type is recorded on the show. So it's really
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cool how they do that, and I I see why
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they have the following they do, especially the sport they
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have in the in the chat room on their UH
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on the days that they record. So if you have
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the opportunity, listen to UH the Whiskey Hell podcast, Whiskey
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Help Podcast on Spotify, Apple, wherever wherever you listen to podcast.
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So Fritz McShane pats off to you. I've got a
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big glass of whiskey right here. I'm gonna take a
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sip m h. There we go. Now that sets the evening.
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But anyway, cheers to you, Fritz McShane and to the
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Whiskey Hell crew. On that note, I also want to
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give a shout out to Curvin Oaquin. He is the
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host of This Week Explained. He's also a consultant personality
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on NTD News and he and I have been in
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touch ever since I first had him on my show
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as a guest, and since then, I think he's been
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on the show like four times and we've continued to
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hand in touch and great guy. Definitely knows what the
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hell he's talking about. He's an ex intelligence analyst. He's
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actually still an intel analyst, he's just used to be
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one officially for the army. But he's very knowledgeable. And
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if you want to dive deeper into geopolitics and get
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to know what's really going on with the delicate and
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seemingly fraud relationships between all of our nations in the world,
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then go ahead and also listen to This Week Explained again,
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another podcast you could find anywhere. And of course, if
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you like some straight, no bullshit, raw unedited literally don't
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give a fuck, this is my brother's podcast too. The
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Manual Fonts Show, another show that's available anywhere that you
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listen to your podcast, and he's also dabbling in the video.
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He has a separate YouTube channel. He's only got a
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few of them out, but he's getting better at that medium.
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As it's not something that neither he or I have
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really really gotten our hands around, we're dabbling in it
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right now. And with that being said, he and I
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are also turning Random Thoughts with Manuel and George, the
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other podcast that I co host with my brother. We're
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turning that slowly into a video podcast. So if you've
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supported that show, you'll notice that some of the audio
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hasn't been updated. I mean we've I think we've done
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three video episodes so far in a row, and I
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have failed to upload the audio component to Spotify, Apple,
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et cetera. I'm working on it. Just hang in there,
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but go ahead and check that out. And I'm giving
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you fair warning. The video side is a work in progress.
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But it's always great to put a face to the
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voice and see how we interact with each other. And
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no matter what, I always have a good time in
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that show. My brother has a good time, and I
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really think that you will enjoy watching those episodes as well,
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and you can find that on YouTube right now, so
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there is a YouTube channel dedicated to random thoughts with
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Manuel and George and enough house cleaning. God, dang, can
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we just get to the show now, right? You feel
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spent by just listening to me yap about how great
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our shows are and how I want you to check
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out my friends shows and etcetera, etcetera. Anyway, who got
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that out of the way? Any know a sivil whiskey?
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M all right, Okay, so back to the original question,
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what makes a person your hero? Well, the Democrat Party
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seems to think that it's domestic violence, domestic terrorism, murder
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in the first degree, and domestic violence. Hmm. Okay, maybe
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I'm reaching. I don't know, maybe I'm not. But apparently
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the Democrat Party right now, right now, okay, let's not
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say the entire Democrat Party. Let's just say most of
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their leaders, most of the prominent Democrat Party leaders seem
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to think that these are the traits that you should
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support because they still can't understand why a person like
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kill mar Abrigo Garcia's well, why he's been deported? Why
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how can you just deport someone like that without any
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due process. Bill Maher is baffled. Bill Maher is here.
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Here's Bill Mahr in his show right now, okay with
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Charlie Kirk. Look Hats off to Bill Maher because this
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was actually a really cordial conversation and they both talked
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it out, and I respect both of them for what
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they do in their own way.
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You know.
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Obviously, Charlie Kirk is the champion of conservative movement, you know,
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Republican Party whatever. And then Bill Maher's just honestly, he's
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just an old school Democrat. He's not a new school Democrat,
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but he's you know, he's an old school liberal. But
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Bill seems to be confused on the details, and in
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a nice way, Charlie corrects him, and Bill can't deny it.
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He just goes strugs off, like all right, okay, anyway here,
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I'm going to start this little ways in just so
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we can get to the meat and potatoes of the
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conversation here and how it relates to the Kilmer Obrego
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Garcia departition matter.
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Yes, there's nothing is going to go perfect, but if
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it does come to light, I would hope that some
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Republicans have the spine to say, yeah, that's not right,
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that this guy should not be there. I mean, the
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Bill a Rights, it's pretty clear that you can't just
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disappear people without any.
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Well, but sorrupt and deportation isn't is not the same
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thing as sending someone to a prison.
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But you are allowed to deport under the Alien Enemies Act?
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Correct?
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Who is part of a recognized terrorist organization?
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All right, excellent point there, Charlie. So while Bill says
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you can't just disappear people for no reason, Charlie Kirk
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aptly and appropriately points out, well, due to the Aliens
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and Enemies Act, of course she can, especially if they
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are an illegal alien or an illegal person. What were
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they what were they trying to say? What was the
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politically correct way of seeing that? Again? Let me see, uh, undocumented,
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that's an undocumented person. But in this case, not not
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even just an illegal alien, but someone who's a member
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of the MS thirteen gang that is deemed a terrorist organization.
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So Bill, yeah, yeah, details matter.
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MS thirteen is pretty close to a terrorist organism.
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Yeah, okay, I mean, you know you're you're bending all
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these words.
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Not an American citizen. We got to acknowledge that. No, absolutely,
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you know, so that's important. But he wasn't here illegally.
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He was illegally the Maryland men, as long as we're
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not talking about two different cases Garcia.
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Yes, it's just funny how Bill doesn't even realize that
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Kilmore Obrigo Garcia was actually here illegal and uh there.
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I'll get to those details, but I'm gonna put a
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pin in that. I want you to remember that, okay,
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And I'm gonna I'm going to prove that, yes, he
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was here illegal because I have a police report in
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which they found and he even admitted to being here illegally.
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He was an illegal immigrant to the country.
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I thought he was waiting for asylum.
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Okay, you could be illegal waiting for assignment.
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I see. So okay.
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So and even that parts falls by the way, which
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you'll find when I read the report. Because it was
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found that he was not she waiting for asylum.
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They could deport him, that's right, yes, but we never
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did it. But to a prison.
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It's an edge case. I acknowledge it's on the edge,
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but good no, But the edge is so there's three
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ways you can deport people. It could be the alien
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enemies Act of seventeen ninety eight. It can be expert
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used only three times.
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That's fine.
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But hey, look and you quote the First Amendment all
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the time. That's from seventeen eighty seven, right, so old
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things are important. I'm just saying, just but.
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That's when you used, that's when you used more than
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three tops.
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Fair enough, But just because things are old doesn't mean