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| As far as the border wall not being included as getting funds in this GOP spending bill, that's fine with me. | |
| Mexico is paying for the wall. | |
| We heard that for two years straight. | |
| Here's something I don't understand, David. | |
| How Planned Parenthood continues to get money. | |
| I thought that at this point there were enough Republicans in our government, elected to our government, plus Donald Trump, that we would stop funding Planned Parenthood. | |
| And whenever I have this debate with Democrats or people that support Planned Parenthood, they always go down the same different paths. | |
| Oh, it helps with women's issues, women that have needs. | |
| Oh, there's been legislation passed that says that the government can't fund abortions. | |
| Right, as if, which to me would even be worse, because now you're saying that Planned Parenthood has an earmarked stack of cash that they have from the government sitting over here that they don't even use for abortions. | |
| Meaning that they can even do more abortions with whatever other funding that they get. | |
| They mix that money in. | |
| You can't separate that money. | |
| It's ridiculous. | |
| It's an absurd notion. | |
| But here's the thing. | |
| Okay, so Planned Parenthood does things for women. | |
| All right, wait a second. | |
| Since when does the government just fund these charities? | |
| What other charities like Planned Parenthood just get government money like this? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I can't name any. | |
| I was serious. | |
| I was sitting here thinking about it. | |
| Okay, Planned Parenthood. | |
| Even if they were saving women's lives, like apparently Planned Parenthood is doing, why do they get government funds for this? | |
| I mean, there's plenty of other similar things. | |
| Well, it takes us back to where we started, and that was Ivanka saying that we have to get federal funding for child care initiatives and stuff. | |
| We all agree that child care is something that needs to be done, and there's different ways to do it. | |
| You can do it privately. | |
| You can have private organizations that do charity. | |
| I remember when Hillary Clinton was trying to take over health care. | |
| I spoke up at a town hall that was being run in a heavily Democrat area, and our Democrat congressman who was pushing single-payer health care, I spoke up and I said, you know... | |
| We have charity that exists, and we have weakened charities by having the government get involved in socialism. | |
| If you go back and you look at America in the early days, you look at Alexis de Tocqueville. | |
| He talked about how so much got done in America. | |
| Whenever they sensed that there was a need in the community, people just banded together, created a fund out of their own money, and did it. | |
| It was done by churches. | |
| It was done by local communities. | |
| They did that, and that was one of the things that separated America from every other country in the world. | |
| But when I said the word charity, Owen, I got booed and hissed. | |
| The Democrats don't like the idea of charity. | |
| They don't like the idea of volunteerism. | |
| They want the federal government to practice charity with other people's money. | |
| They want this all to be done, not even by the local government, not by the community, not by the state, but it all has to be done by the federal government. | |
| And that, even from a pragmatic standpoint, is the last place I would want to see this happen. | |
| There is no legal authority for it. | |
| If you want to see that happen... | |
| Then have the decency to modify the Constitution so that it's done legally. | |
| But even from a pragmatic standpoint, forget the legal standpoint. | |
| From a pragmatic standpoint, if you try to do everything from a centrally controlled, centrally planned economy, it fails. | |
| It failed with the Soviet Union. | |
| It failed in Venezuela. | |
| It always fails when you try to do central planning, when the government tries to do everything. | |
| So when they talk about Planned Parenthood... | |
| Sometimes we get into this whole thing and say, well, okay, Donald Trump is going to give the money to women's health organizations that don't fund abortion. | |
| And you could easily do that. | |
| You could say, look, Planned Parenthood says that they're helping women in these other areas, but they are also doing abortion. | |
| We can't separate that money, so we're just not going to fund that organization if some of that money could be used for abortion. | |
| We're going to only fund women's health organizations that don't. | |
| Do abortions. | |
| So it'd be easy to do that. | |
| But then it brings us back to what you just said. | |
| How is that the federal government's responsibility? | |
| Why, from a merely pragmatic standpoint, would we make the mistake of trying to get that done in Washington? | |
| Washington doesn't work. | |
| We put everything into this one area and they can't manage our lives in that kind of detail. | |
| And now, to bring it back to how we were playing the clip of the banker earlier, talking about the child sacrifice, and I mentioned earlier how, you know, he talks about the rituals, the Luciferian rituals they do with the naked women dancing and the alcohol and all that, and how, okay, you can see how that's trickled down into our culture, our society, with the porn, with the Miley Cyrus, with the music videos, with the this and the that, with the abortions. | |
| With the abortions, it's not just naked women dancing that's trickled down. | |
| It's not just child sacrificing happening at these Luciferian rituals. | |
| Guys, pull up the numbers. | |
| How many million babies are aborted a year? | |
| I mean, this is in our culture. | |
| This is in our society. | |
| The stat that has been going on, you know, there's about 3,000. | |
| Paid for our damn government is paying for abortions, David, excuse me. | |
| There was about 3,000 people who died on September 11th, 2001. There's about that many every day children who are being aborted. | |
| We're having a 9-11 every day, pretty much. | |
| Here we go. | |
| So that's the reality of what's happening with us. | |
| The United States, is that just the year today? | |
| Guys on that highlight? | |
| Oh, just today, 17? | |
| You've had 1,700 abortions, over 1,700 abortions in the United States so far today, David. | |
| This year, we've had 300,000. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| Maybe it's down a little bit. | |
| A billion abortions. | |
| A billion and a half abortions since 1980. You don't think Satanists are running this world, folks? | |
| You don't think Satanism is trickling down? | |
| You want to talk about trickle-down economics? | |
| How about trickle-down Satanism? | |
| You've got a billion and a half abortions in almost 40 years. | |
| That should make you sick! | |
| That should make you sick! | |
| That's disgusting, man! | |
| Funded by our government? | |
| Come on, President Trump! | |
| I thought we were going to stop this! | |
| Man, that just makes me sick, David. |
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