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Sara Gonzales Unfiltered

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News, Politics, News Commentary

4.8 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 25 July 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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A viral CNN story featured a woman claiming to have been denied treatment for her miscarriage due to Texas' heartbeat law. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins the program to discuss. Plus, the 2022 midterms could be dramatically impacted by illegal immigration. And did the Biden administration really try to redefine the term "recession"? Today's Sponsors: Patriot Mobile is America’s ONLY Christian Conservative mobile phone provider and it has been on the front lines fighting for your values. Go to https://PatriotMobile.com/NEWS and get free activation with promo code "NEWS." Sweatblock is doctor-created and doctor-recommended. It has traditional deodorant and antiperspirant wipes that work for up to seven days per use! Go to https://SweatBlock.com and save 20% with promo code NEWS. Moms for Liberty is dedicated to fighting for the survival of America by unifying, educating, and empowering parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government! Join them by going to https://MomsForLiberty.org/SARA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today, leftists start to realize the consequences of open borders, debunking a CNN hit piece on the
0:06.4	Texas abortion law and the White House wants to redefine the word recession. I can't imagine why we'll
0:12.6	get into all of that and more and it all starts right now.
0:32.6	Welcome to the News and White Matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez, today joined by the one and only
0:38.2	owner and founder of RIPPAverse Comics, Eric July, who also, do you even have time to show YouTube?
0:46.4	I'm fint in some videos in here and airsoft is live about the product which works for me, I guess, as well.
0:52.8	Give him a double dose of it. Again, this guy is like, I don't know why he keeps showing up with all
0:58.0	of his success of this new just entire universe. I don't know what you why you're here, but we
1:06.8	appreciate you here. I'm also joined by Stuber Gear, host of Stude Does America, which you can find
1:12.8	here on Blast TV as well as on YouTube, which you should be subscribed to. I know why you're
1:17.5	still showing up. Yeah, although I would like to take this time to announce my new graphic novel,
1:21.5	friendship. Yeah, it's coming. I don't know what it is yet, but I'm doing it now. I know, I'm like,
1:28.4	the hell am I doing with my life? I should have been in July. I should have been in Comic-Con.
1:33.2	Oh, jeez. So I wanted to discuss several different things when it comes to illegal immigration,
1:42.1	get y'all's take on them. Number one, the Biden administration apparently intends to offer
1:46.7	some illegal immigrants a temporary ID card that could eventually be used for travel on domestic
1:53.4	airlines. This is called the ICE Secure Docket Card Program, and it's just funded with a cool
1:58.5	$10 million for the fiscal year 2023, and they want to allow non-citizens to access immigration
2:07.9	files and documents. The card will ostensibly be offered to illegal immigrants awaiting the final
2:12.8	decision of their status. This is according to two government sources who, you know, they've got to
2:18.8	be anonymous right now, but this is what they're reporting that they intend to do. It's going to
2:22.9	include the illegal immigrants name, nationality, and a QR code. So that's great. That's awesome.
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