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This is the Tom Harbin program.

And greetings my friends, patriots, lovers of democracy, truth and justice, believers in peace,

freedom and the American way, Tom Harbin here with you.

Today is the, I don't know how many years, but 59?

Thank you, Sean.

Sean, you're so good at this stuff.

Yes, today is the 59th anniversary, sadly, of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald

Kennedy. And I've got a couple of other stories I'm going to get to here in a few minutes,

you know, about a Herschel Walker promoting transgender hate and Kanye West and his anti-Semitic

tweets. But first, I just wanted to remind us all a little bit about John F. Kennedy and do so with

a speech that he gave at Michigan State University on the 10th of June 1963. And he was talking about

peace. And I think this is just one of his most brilliant speeches here. I'm going to give it to

you in pieces. I have therefore chosen this time in place to discuss a topic on which ignorance

too often abounds and the truth to rarely perceived. And that is the most important topic on earth,

peace. It's a pretty important topic. What kind of a peace do I mean and what kind of a peace

do we seek? Not a Pax Americana. Enforced in the world by American weapons of war,

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