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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter on this fine Friday, February 20th.

Your host, Daniel Hurwitz, back here today at Blaze Media,

CR podcast, subscribe here at Hurwitz Show on YouTube.

And to me, there's no issue that matters more than protecting red state land.

This is all we have left.

This is the only thing God doesn't create more of.

And I've said this before. But as it relates to the fight for land ownership and the steward

of land for food, agriculture, homesteading, as opposed to data centers, AI chatbot, slop, wind, solar, transmission lines for the data centers, and all this other stuff,

exemplifies the gap between pro-human Republicans versus the pro-alorithmic Republicans.

Between the Republicans that emphasize human dignity, individual rights, individual

liberty, property rights, quality of life, versus those who view everything as the next

ephemeral business deal and worry about their special interests. The gap between those

Republicans, and believe it or not,

there are some that are on the pro-human side of it, that gap is greater than the difference

between a generic R and a generic D. And we've been showcasing candidates. We had one on

earlier this week that was on the pro-human side. This should be our

biggest focus. And the state legislator from Oklahoma that sort of inspired this monologue from me,

and I played a clip from him, I'm going to have him on the second half of the show, Jim Shaw,

from Oklahoma, who's been fighting for land ownership, fighting the green grift,

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