Professor Toto - Shane Vaughn's required learning for true patriots: America 101!!! Educate yourself & your children

0:00 You need this information that you're going to learn in the next few minutes. 0:05 It's information that literally determines whether you are truly an American patriot. 0:13 It is information that I never learned going to school in my civics class, unfortunately. 0:19 But yet, without this knowledge, America could be taken over and turned into a reimagined America. 0:30 That is the heart's desire of every liberal in this world, in this nation, is to reimagine America. 0:39 But I say to you today, America does not need to be reimagined. 0:44 She needs to be made great again. 0:46 She was great from her beginning. 0:49 From the day that George Washington knelt down and dedicated this country to our God, she was great. 0:57 She's had growing pains. 0:59 She's had to learn. 1:00 But she was great from the day of her birth. 1:04 Here's a question. 1:06 And listen, please share this right now. 1:09 Anyone that loves America is going to love the knowledge that's contained in this video today. 1:15 Would the words turbulent and contentious or out of control describe our nation today? 1:25 Turbulence and contentious. 1:28 When you look around America today, is that two words that would seem to describe the condition of our chaos? 1:37 Does America sort of feel foreign to you now? 1:42 Like a place that looks nothing like where you grew up, your existence that you're familiar with? 1:50 Anger has become the new norm in this nation, while reasonable people are now called passive. 1:59 Without anger in today's America, you have no place. 2:04 This applies to the right and the left. 2:07 Everybody wants you to be angry in America today. 2:12 Well, the word turbulent and contentious is the exact two words that was used by Benjamin Franklin in the late 1700s. 2:23 Here's how he used those words. 2:26 He used them to describe democracy. 2:31 He said, pure democracies have ever been filled with turbulence and contention. 2:41 They have always been violent in their dying or their death. 2:48 These are amazing words spoken to us by our founders. 2:54 They were scared to death of a democracy. 2:58 And until you learn what you're about to learn and get it deep down in your psyche, 3:04 you will never understand this great nation that you were privileged to be born as a citizen of. 3:12 You see, I am on this screen today on this channel to recruit you. 3:19 I want to recruit everyone watching me. 3:23 I want to recruit you to become anti-democratic. 3:28 I know it's strange because you've always been taught that you live in a democracy. 3:33 But when you get done with this lesson today, you are going to become the most anti-democratic person on the face of the earth 3:43 because you're going to be armed with knowledge and understanding. 3:47 And those two things make you a lethal weapon. 3:51 People can get passionate. 3:53 They can get emotional. 3:54 But when you get knowledge, they become a fallen foe before you. 3:59 I'm recruiting you today to become anti-democratic. 4:02 And I'm going to explain to you later what that means. 4:06 But I want you to never again, starting from this moment to whenever, 4:11 I want you to hear your professor today as I call you into class. 4:16 Never again do I want you to use the word or tolerate the word to be said. 4:23 I want you to do like my mama and grandma used to do to us if we said a curse word. 4:29 They would slap our hand. 4:31 I want you to learn how to figuratively slap Americans' hands when they say democracy or democratic. 4:40 Not speaking about that party called the Democratic Party, but the concept of democracy and democratic. 4:48 Actually, when you get done with this lesson today, the very word democratic, democracy, 4:54 democracy is going to make you angry every time you hear it. 4:58 Why is it going to make you angry? 5:00 because you're going to realize how deceived you were before your neighborhood professor, 5:06 Professor Toto, came and taught you these things that will make you a much better American. 5:13 I am recruiting patriots today all over the United States of America. 5:19 Patriots, the ones that formed this nation, were patriots. 5:23 Why? Because they understood the knowledge that has been lost down through these past 5:29 300 years. I want you to become a democracy blocker, totally blocking the idea of democracy 5:38 from your mind. And I'm also recruiting you to defeat democracy. 5:44 Now, I have to be very careful in these videos. Many of our videos get fact-checked and they get 5:51 blocked on all the medias. So when I say destroy democracy, I'm speaking figuratively. 5:58 I'm not speaking literally. So please don't be a snowflake. 6:04 You would be shocked to tell if I was to show you, and I think I will right now, 6:09 I just want to show you the leaders of our nation, how ignorant they are. 6:17 I want to show you what they think we are here in America. 6:21 America. America, the world's greatest democracy. 6:25 And if we say we believe in democracy. 6:27 The power of democracy. 6:33 Democracy. 6:34 Democracy. 6:35 This is a democracy. 6:37 Usual rhetoric and language of our public officials and within the media is the language of democracy. 6:46 It is shocking to say the least that we have become so uneducated in the American way of life. 6:53 This is what President Trump meant and his party when we chant America, make America great again. 7:02 We're not denying that she's had problems. 7:04 We're not denying that she's an imperfect union. 7:08 But what we are saying is that the principle she was founded upon, and I'm going to teach you that principle through this lesson, 7:16 that is great. 7:17 And that's what we need to make great again. 7:20 An understanding of who we are as a people. 7:24 Do you have children? 7:25 Do you have grandchildren? 7:27 Do you plan to have children? 7:28 What you're going to learn in this lesson today from Professor Toto is going to preserve the future of a great nation that you were born into. 7:38 You gave your children something that is priceless. 7:43 It's called natural born citizenship into the United States of America. 7:49 If your children was born to parents that are citizens of this nation, they are natural born. 7:55 And you gave them an inheritance that gives them the door of opportunity that no one else in the world has. 8:04 That's the greatest gift you could have ever been given to your children. 8:08 And you were blessed by that gift. 8:10 Now you have a responsibility to preserve that gift for future generations. 8:16 So let's start this lesson and let's see what we can learn about this great nation. 8:21 To do that, we need to travel back two to three hundred years ago. 8:26 I need you to go back into a place and time where you're going to find a group of loyalists. 8:33 What is loyalists? 8:34 Well, I'm shocked when I hear history teachers teach about America's history. 8:40 When they say things like America was born in rebellion. 8:44 No, America was not born in rebellion. 8:49 Rebellion is not a good thing. 8:52 America was born loyal to the crown, loyal to the government. 8:59 We did not come across those waters to escape the crown. 9:04 We came to advance the crown and the crown's holdings. 9:08 We came as redcoats. 9:11 We came in love with the crown. 9:14 Otherwise, why do you think so many cities in our nation is named Williamsburg, Jamestown, Victoria? 9:23 Because these were all loyal to the crown. 9:28 So you've got to go back now to these men. 9:31 They come across the ocean blue. 9:33 They're ready to fight for the crown. 9:35 They're ready to advance it. 9:37 They were here, not in rebellion, but as loyalists. 9:41 But something happened. 9:44 Something happened that always changes the course of a nation. 9:50 Their voices were silenced. 9:54 They became a people across the pond. 9:58 A people across the pond. 10:00 people that were forced to pay taxes but they were looked down upon and considered non-important 10:09 and they literally were no longer represented in the voices of government. You need to hear this 10:18 because history always repeats itself. We are there again. These patriots to the king, 10:27 they loved England but their voices were diminished, censored by CNN, Fox News, Twitter, 10:38 Facebook, the entire system would let them pay taxes but it would not let their voice be heard. 10:47 It led to not a rebellion. Oh no, no, no, no. There are some rebellions that are justified. 10:54 This came from the cause of liberty. All men are created equal and they have the right to be heard 11:04 in their government. They raised their voice and that did not help. That led to a social unrest. 11:13 It's happening again. After the social unrest, here are these men, these fathers, 11:20 these founding fathers that are now in a land without a government. They're in a land without 11:26 the crown. They're in a land all by their self. They are now on their own. Guess what they have to 11:33 do now? They don't have the crown. They've got to form a government. However, these men were scared 11:44 of what type of government they were going to create. They debated it, deliberated it, were mentally 11:53 tormented over it, had great arguments over it. As they put their collective reasoning together, 12:00 one thing that they were all in one accord and they were all sure of was this one fact. I want you to 12:08 write this down in your notes if you're in class with me today. Remember this. They thought, every one of 12:15 them, that democracy was more dangerous than a monarchy. That is so important that you understand 12:23 that. They had two choices. They could create another monarchy, put George Washington on the throne, 12:29 start the dynasty, or they could create the second most popular government in the world, a democracy, 12:37 a pure democracy, where the majority rules. They could have done either one of those, but they knew 12:45 that they were better off if they had a monarchy than a democracy. What do I mean by that? Here was 12:52 their basic reasoning behind that argument. They said that a majority could not be trusted with the 13:00 people's rights any more than a king could. You see, a king gives you your rights and takes them back. 13:09 Well, if you have a pure democracy, the majority now becomes a bunch of kings giving you in the minority 13:19 certain rights and taking them back when the majority rules. They thought that democracy 13:26 was a heathen idea. And yet, the leaders of America today and in times past have advocated for what the 13:37 founding fathers feared. Majority rule. Let me break it down more plain for you. Kingdom, 13:49 democracy. One man telling you what to do, how many guns you can own, how many masks you need to 13:58 wear. One man's doing all of that. Over here's democracy. You've got millions of men that now have 14:07 the power over the minority. The king, everyone is his minority. So you've got one man ruling over the 14:15 minority. In a democracy, you've got millions of men ruling over the voice of the minority. In a kingdom, 14:25 the rule comes from one. In a democracy, the rule comes from those who hold the most power. That's why 14:34 politics is never about justice or virtue. Politics is always about power. There is zero principles of 14:46 equality in a democracy. How many times have you heard the concept that people love to use? Well, 14:52 we're all equal. Well, I agree with you. In a democracy, none of you are equal. You will all 15:00 always have the ruling class whether it's in the monarchy and his family or 15:04 whether it's in the majority of the house you will always have a ruling 15:09 party and that will cause no equality the last thing you want to be part of is 15:16 a democratic government why you will always have to yield to the majority 15:23 let me give you an example let's say that me and you are standing in a room 15:27 with 50 people and 26 of the people in that room hate ice cream they think ice 15:36 cream is horrible they're part of the larger faction 26 out of 50 they say 15:44 nobody in this room can eat ice cream well they rule the 24 now we cannot have 15:52 ice cream because our faction is a minority faction and if we are in a 15:59 democracy those 26 people tell the 24 what to do so unless is there an answer to 16:10 that absolutely unless there is a written law somewhere that says we can eat ice 16:20 cream then the majority rules but if the minority can point to a law that says I 16:29 can have ice cream what happens to the majority it loses its what its power over 16:37 the people this is why if you ever hear anyone speak against the electoral college 16:43 you are listening to an American hating liberal that needs to be educated on the rules of our 16:54 government direct democracy never works the 50 people in the room with the ice cream that's a direct 17:02 democracy because people always vote not on who the best candidate is but a democracy votes for those who are 17:13 going to give away the farm so let's say I come to you right now and let's say me 17:18 and your mama is running for senator or running for some office and I tell you if you 17:26 vote for me I'm gonna give you a $300 check every week for the rest of your life 17:34 your mama says vote for me son and I'm gonna teach you how to get an education and get a job so you'll be 17:43 mad about making a measly $300 a week humanity is always going to go the free route that's called 17:53 liberalism so if you've got a democracy a pure democracy whoever's giving away the farm is who's 18:04 going to get the votes whoever promises you free health care for everybody they're going to get the vote 18:11 whoever promises you oh this and that you know everything free that's why you cannot have majority 18:20 rule because the majority wants it all free that leads to mob rule if you've been watching the news the 18:29 last year you see the danger of mob rule when these people get into mobs and go into cities and shut them 18:36 down the mob rule is democratic government it's the last thing you ever want whoever can get the loudest 18:45 rules virtue and wisdom never flow in the masses always remember that the Word of God says that there's 18:55 a way that seems right to a man and then it also tells us that the way of the wicked everybody follows 19:02 that way because it's the easy way it's the way of the jungle but the Bible said there's only a few that 19:09 finds that narrow way of goodness and mercy and virtue the majority you never want them ruling anything I've been 19:22 in several church meetings where the majority got worked up voted the pastor out only to regret that decision 19:29 years down the road when they weren't operating in wisdom praying on the matter quick decisions the mob moves quick 19:39 don't be guilty of being part of the mob in the early 1800s one of our fathers by the name of Eldridge Gary said these words 19:50 he said the evil that mankind experiences flows from the excess of democracy why 20:00 Because people do not want virtue. 20:03 They don't want restraints. 20:05 They don't want anything to do with living a godly life. 20:11 They want everything for free. 20:15 Evil runs in the masses. 20:18 Virtue runs in the few. 20:19 John Adams, one of our wonderful founders, said in 1814, 20:24 Democracy never lasts a long time. 20:28 It will soon waste away, exhaust itself, and murder itself. 20:37 It's happening right now. 20:40 The nation is rotting from within. 20:43 Democracy, as has been said, is like two wolves and a sheep voting on what we're going to eat for dinner. 20:53 Two wolves and one sheep. 20:56 Let's have a vote. 20:57 What are we going to eat for dinner? 20:59 That's democracy. 21:01 You never, ever want to be part of a democracy. 21:06 All right. 21:07 Monarchy, democracy. 21:09 This is their choices. 21:10 They chose neither one. 21:12 They needed to correct the problem of both. 21:16 And they did so by creating the greatest experiment in human history called a constitutional republic. 21:27 And that is what you are a member of, not a democracy, but a constitutional republic. 21:36 Not a government of men, such as a king or a majority. 21:42 No, but you are part of a government of law, a nation of law. 21:51 Now, what is the problem with a constitutional republic? 21:55 It will not work for very long without some safeguards to guard it and preserve the liberty. 22:06 Because for a constitutional republic to work, it is governed not by the might of a king and not by the sword of an army, but by the law of the land. 22:19 But if its citizenry has no respect for the law, if the citizenry becomes lawless, then the constitutional republic cannot work. 22:34 That's why if you're not teaching your children to respect the law, you are an anarchist. 22:40 You are not a patriot. 22:43 Now, how do we create a virtuous citizenry? 22:46 There's only one way. 22:48 Religion. 22:50 Stay with me very carefully. 22:53 This nation was founded on freedom of religion. 22:57 Why? 22:57 Because our founders knew that without religion, without believing in an ultimate law giver, the Ten Commandments. 23:09 You see, you cannot build a nation on laws if you don't fear the penalty of the law. 23:15 You cannot build a nation on laws if you don't believe that there is a God in heaven that is the ultimate arbiter of laws and the ultimate judgment of breaking those laws. 23:27 Religion gives you a respect for the higher order. 23:32 You can only have a dictatorship if you have a citizenry that quits going to church. 23:39 Believe what I'm telling you. 23:40 And believe it because it is a fact. 23:44 This constitutional republic, the moment we forget God, we're already dead. 23:52 We're just waiting on the final breath. 23:56 To have a nation as large as our nation, everyone's rights need to be protected. 24:03 You cannot do that with a democracy. 24:05 We need something greater than a democracy to preserve liberty. 24:12 Listen to me. 24:13 This liberty that you and I have is priceless, but it is not eternal. 24:19 It only lasts as long as the patriots preserve it. 24:25 James Madison was one of the brilliant minds in our founding, and he foresaw a nation that would divide itself into factions 24:38 or people that thought the same way about certain matters. 24:43 He saw that there would be no majority rule, but rather small factions of people that think a little bit differently, 24:52 see things a little bit differently, and these factions would break off into parties or groups. 25:00 And because of those factions breaking off, then you would not have a majority rule because all these factions would balance out the whole. 25:12 This is why the balance of power is so important. 25:17 This is why we cannot lose the Senate in the 2020 election. 25:21 There must be a balance of power. 25:24 Without it, you will not preserve the future of this nation. 25:28 Because when you get a straight House, Senate, and White House of the same party, here's what happens. 25:35 All the other factions that think different, what happens? 25:40 They get left out, don't they? 25:42 So actually, James Madison said that the chances of that happening would be very rare. 25:48 And truthfully, in our history, it's been very few times that all three branches of government were thinking the same way. 25:56 And we need to understand that these factions all need to have their voices heard. 26:04 Because what happens the moment their voice is not heard, it leads us back to civil unrest where we are right now. 26:13 The liberal voice needs to be heard. 26:16 The Republican voice needs to be heard. 26:19 Now, some of you may not like the part that I'm fixing to say right now, but I'm asking you to listen anyway. 26:25 There are parts of my thinking that is liberal. 26:32 Absolutely. 26:34 I believe in prison reform. 26:37 I believe in certain liberal ideas that are good. 26:43 However, on a whole, I could never be part of a liberal mindset. 26:48 So I try to take some of the things they say and balance out my leaning to the right. 26:55 The last thing you ever want to do is lean all the way to the right. 26:59 Because now, you know, you put the death penalty on every person in America. 27:05 Maybe someone that's truly changed, turned their life around, paid their debt. 27:09 The liberals seem to be more tender-hearted. 27:12 And don't get mad at me for bringing you the balance. 27:15 The purpose of our founding fathers, they wanted our government to operate in the balance of the whole. 27:23 You do not want this nation completely run by the right or the left. 27:28 This is the beauty of a constitutional republic. 27:34 Now, so what happens? 27:36 These factions, what do they do? 27:37 They have primaries and they find a representative that will represent their interest. 27:46 Now, there's one lady that I'm sure we all can't stand to see her speaking. 27:54 And I believe her last name is, we call her AOC Cortez. 27:58 Now, this woman is loud and she is promulgating, or propagating rather, an idea that we find offensive to our existence. 28:10 However, she is speaking on behalf of her faction. 28:17 This is what James Madison foresaw. 28:20 The factions speaking out and getting a representative to go and speak for them. 28:27 Lindsay Graham speaks for our faction. 28:32 I wish we had more of our representatives that was loud and spoke for our faction. 28:39 And what happens at the end of the day when your beautiful family at your home sits around the dinner table 28:44 and everybody's quarreling back and forth. 28:47 You might have a liberal child, a conservative child. 28:50 But at the end of the meal, you all love each other and you pretty much agree to disagree and go on about your life. 28:57 That's how America is supposed to be. 28:59 We are not supposed to be devolving into this place that we are at where you can't even speak to your neighbor or put a political sign in your yard. 29:08 But there's a reason for that. 29:09 The voice of the right is being silenced and it's not going to lead to anything good. 29:17 Our election has been stolen. 29:20 I don't care if you agree with me or not, if you like it or not. 29:23 Trust me, you don't win the House and the Senate and not keep the presidency. 29:29 You don't have a red wave, which is what we've had, and then lose it at the top. 29:34 It's mathematically impossible. 29:37 Now, the representatives, they come to Congress, the people's house, and they speak on behalf of their faction, 29:44 but they are constrained by something. 29:48 You and I are constrained by something. 29:51 Our representatives are constrained. 29:53 The right and the left find their bridle when they run into the law. 30:00 of the land. This is why it is so difficult to change the constitution because they did not want 30:07 it changed from the voice of one faction but rather from the voice of the whole balancing out 30:16 the entire faction. Now because of this fear of majority rule our founders created what's called 30:26 a bill of rights and here's what they said they knew that societies not only evolve but they knew 30:37 eventually societies rot at the core they rot from within they no longer fear god so then they no 30:47 longer fear the police they no longer fear their parents they no longer fear any law and you're 30:54 seeing this play out what's happening in our streets began in our schools many years ago when you take 31:02 the ten commandments off of a wall when you take prayer to a higher god out of our consciousness 31:09 we now create what you see in the streets of america a lawless and fearless society the constitution gave 31:19 us certain inalienable rights looking forward to that day when the majority would try to rule the purpose 31:29 of the constitution was to protect you from you it was to protect your children from your children from 31:38 growing up in a society that would begin to devalue certain rights these founders studied governments 31:47 before them societies before them and they saw them all fall because of a loss of a few things so here's 31:56 what they said yes you can amend the constitution you can add laws to it during the changing times 32:03 but we're going to create something paramount to the ten commandments the bill of rights these are never 32:11 never to be lost because they're going to protect america from america see our enemies are not foreign 32:20 our enemies are domestic they sit on the blue side of the house they want a breathing constitution they want 32:28 these rights to be impeded upon now let's talk about one of those rights the freedom of worship 32:40 every society rome is a perfect example the first thing they begin to do away with is the consciousness 32:49 of their creator they begin to do away with god church the teaching of right and wrong they fall into this 32:57 thinking nobody can judge me i'm my own person i do it my way right away this causes the fall of your home 33:06 and your society without the fear of god a nation like ours crumbles and that's exactly what you're seeing 33:16 so the founder said congress shall make no laws in other words congress will never get involved with the 33:26 diminishing of the church no laws they have no authority over god's holy church 33:34 they were adamant that this bill of right be enshrined and sworn to every inauguration 33:44 to be defended by the president of the united states of america this is one of the rights that preserves 33:53 the liberty i want you to imagine pickles in a jar being preserved in vinegar the constitution is our 34:03 vinegar it preserves us from us laws that they knew had to be created with unchanging rights as we evolve 34:15 into stupidity and kill our own selves by supposedly protecting ourselves number two they knew 34:25 that any nation that yields its weapons to the government has always fallen so they said no matter how smart america gets 34:37 in the future we're going to put this in the bill of right we're going to put this in there 34:44 so that this nation never gets so stupid that they can destroy themselves we're going to protect 34:51 them from their own stupidity because they're going to make arguments like oh guns is killing people 34:56 our founders knew that guns don't kill people 35:00 that evil hearts do so they said so you cannot reason around it we're making you swear an oath 35:07 every member of congress every senator every judge we're making you swear that in america 35:14 these rights will never be trampled on so we can preserve the freedom that democracy never gives 35:21 and a monarchy never gives have you ever heard the saying when someone goes to court 35:28 well they got off on a technicality that is the most beautiful statement you will ever hear why do 35:36 i say that our nation is a nation of laws we created a government that wrote laws from the voice 35:44 of all the people laws that were common sense laws that's to govern our nation and no matter how strong 35:51 the majority gets or how weak the minority gets the law protects them and makes them all equal 35:58 so you go to court and you've got a good lawyer and he finds a hole in the law and he gets somebody 36:07 off and you get all upset about it they got off on a technicality thank god they did that technique 36:15 what you call a technicality is the preservation of the union because here's what it says they went 36:22 by the law and if there's a weakness in the law then that will be corrected by the legislature but 36:29 until such a time sorry sir you're free to go because of a technicality why because our emotions 36:36 don't want to let you go all this jury says you're guilty but there was somebody that didn't go by the 36:44 book and you got off that's the most beautiful thing about american law do you have five more 36:51 minutes to finish this lesson with your professor today if you do it's going to be so worth it please 36:56 share share share share share share people need this knowledge help me recruit these people over to the 37:03 light let's talk about the declaration of independence it says in the declaration of independence that when the 37:10 government becomes destructive of the end to which it was established why was the government established 37:18 to preserve the liberty the freedom of america but this says in the declaration of independence 37:26 when the government becomes destructive of the very reason it was created for the preservation of liberty 37:36 then it is the right of the people to take it back powerful patriotic words do you know what we're doing in 37:48 these videos that i'm making we're trying to take it back or make america great again equal voice of all america 37:58 what would make america great again an equal voice of all the citizens of this nation not just the 38:05 east coast but the cornfields of ohio and the bayous of louisiana have an equal voice in a republic 38:25 whereas in a democracy they do not ladies and gentlemen look at your screen and i beg you to hear what 38:32 your teacher is telling you today never never never never use the word democracy it's an ugly word 38:44 that is got to be changed in your thinking my love for the law started not long ago after i had a run-in with 38:54 the law about 10 years ago i committed a crime 20 years ago and i had to do a little bit of time pay my debt to 39:01 society get out and turn my life around it was then that i learned to love the law when you understand 39:10 the power of a nation of laws you will understand what a beautiful country you live in so now there's a great 39:19 debate going on everybody hates the electoral college i bet they do because they're the mob 39:28 they're the majority why are the democrats the majority because what did i teach you earlier 39:34 the freebies the giveaways the government programs is part of the human nature we want everything for 39:42 free so your masses that don't stop and think they go into the majority but somewhere across the room 39:49 you've got an old elder someone with wisdom that says huh medicare for all we can't even pay for medicare for 39:58 some 39:59 some 39:59 some 40:00 But, see, wisdom, understanding comes in the minority. 40:07 If America was a true democracy, Rosa Parks would still be sitting in the back of a bus. 40:17 If America was a true democracy, there would be no equal liberty, equal justice, 40:24 when laws are created from an imbalance of power. 40:30 You see, the black race was a minority in this nation. 40:35 Today, they had a voice in our government. 40:40 They lifted their voice, and they found their voice in a true republic. 40:46 Had this been a democracy ruled by the white man, 40:50 there would never have been a place for the black voice. 40:54 What the beautiful part of a republic is, is we finally found equality for all men. 41:03 To make America great again, I call you to that mission today. 41:07 And I believe that's why our great president gathered the people that he gathered en masse, 41:13 because we do believe in America's greatness. 41:16 We don't believe that she's going to be great. 41:19 And unlike Michelle Obama, we didn't just become proud of our nation. 41:25 We was proud the day it was dedicated to the almighty Yahweh, the God of Israel. 41:31 Liberals hate the republic. 41:35 They love a democracy, because they are the mob. 41:40 They want to silence our voice. 41:43 But I say to everyone watching me today, 41:46 patriots are rising up in every corner of this nation 41:50 to reclaim our republic, 41:53 our elections, 41:55 and our president. 41:57 God bless you. 41:58 Come back to class real soon. 42:00 Give the traditional lives of students. 42:00 this Taiwan cast. 42:00 We do believe that we believe that something is important in the first time. 42:01 We don't think this was a great thing, 42:01 Scripts or even if anything likely to start 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