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Now, one thing I love about President Trump is he's taking on the issue of peace around

the world, India, Pakistan.

The war with Israel and Iran 12 days,

and guess what, he took out their nuclear sites, Cambodia, Rwanda.

I mean, we can go all across the world.

And the president understands the might of the U.S. economy, uses that as leverage.

If you want access to our economy and you don't want to be tariff to death, then you better stop persecuting innocent people. And he's used that leverage quite often. The president similarly, you know, he does want peace. Look at all the political energy and time and effort that he's expended on the issue of Putin and Ukraine and Russia and Ukraine and peace in the Middle East. He's done a lot.

And hopefully we'll get to the end conclusion of both of them eventually.

Anyway, we've had this issue involving what's going on in Nigeria and the persecution

of Christians.

Now, the president has tasked Congressman Riley Moore to lead an investigation in the

House.

And the following, I want to read something to you, are remarks and information from Chris Smith, Republican, New Jersey in the House Foreign Affairs, Africa Subcommittee, November 20th hearing entitled President Trump's redesignation of Nigeria as a country of particular concern, a serious, well-founded wake-up call.

And according to open doors, more Christians are slaughtered in Nigeria than anywhere else in the world. Over 52,000 Christians in Nigeria

have reportedly been targeted and killed by Islamist extremists, while approximately 34,000 moderate Muslims have been murdered by

Islamists and attacked since 2009. More than 7,000 have been murdered this year alone. Some

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