Firside Chat Ep. 103 – Hong Kong Protestors Demand Freedom

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🗓️ 13 October 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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This week, Dennis Prager discusses why Hong Kong's citizens are demanding freedom and protesting China's communist government. History is doomed to repeat itself if we don’t remember the horrors caused by communism and socialism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Everybody, I'm Dennis Prager and welcome to the Fireside Chat which I have with you every
0:05.3	week.
0:06.3	That's how important I consider it actually because some weeks it's a little tougher than
0:10.6	others.
0:11.6	Anyway, it's great to be with you.
0:13.8	Otto, my sidekick.
0:15.3	Otto, you are the guy.
0:19.5	Otto.
0:21.5	Otto is very popular.
0:22.9	I'm very touched by that.
0:25.2	Anyway, it's great to be with you.
0:26.8	This is a chance for me to offer you thoughts on what is on my mind.
0:30.9	You get to know me better and there's nothing rehearsed here.
0:34.5	There is no script and spontaneity has both its virtues and disadvantages.
0:44.5	Disadvantages, you've said it and that's just what came out.
0:49.8	But the advantage is that it strikes you the viewer as completely real and it is.
0:59.2	It's just completely real.
1:01.2	So anyway, great to be with you.
1:03.4	A number of people have asked that I comment on Hong Kong, which I've been to many times.
1:10.8	I've been to China a number of times.
1:13.1	I was in China actually.
1:15.0	The moment they announced after Mao's death that it's opened up to tourism, I went, I
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