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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 today on this Friday, June 5th at the blazer host, Daniel Harwitz.

And we're one day away from the anniversary of D-Day, the longest day, the Normandy Beach landings.

And you think, what did our soldiers fight for?

What sort of country did they fight for?

They wanted to be free. They knew that

if you had Hitler controlled the entire world, we wouldn't be sovereign. Eventually, probably

invade us too. But we have now done that to ourselves internally. And it's also interesting to think

that, again, we've had a tradition in this country of a disproportionate number of our best soldiers coming from rural America.

And yet what we have here, the theme we've been talking about a lot this year, and particularly this week, is rural America pillaged.

How our government has created corporate monopolies,

because we've half-ass conservatism, by the way.

We've done part of the Reagan agenda, but not the other part.

And we basically have low taxes, but endless debt, monetary stimulus, contradictory

regulatory structure that created regulatory capture.

And you certainly see this with big tech in and out of the White House every day.

You see it in the primaries whereby normal people can't get elected because it's all special

interest money.

And this has basically turned rural America into a cesspool.

But it's not just about rural America.

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