Thanks! Was great to get the inside perspective!

Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it!

It seems as though you misunderstood the point and the story of this clip. Unless you are suggesting that the media was there when it happened and know more about the situation than the investigating officers?

Hello! Thank you so much for the thoughtful comment and question. We can certainly relate to the unexpected twists that life throws at you and how they derail or temporarily pause areas of personal growth especially in a crisis which takes priority. It is really is all relative to improvement over the long term with all of those unforeseen circumstances counted in as inevitable pit stops along the way. Managing expectations is an important part of growth for sure. Such a great clarification and thank you for bringing that up!

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You certainly should be! He is a highly intelligent, caring and well rounded man =) The world needs more like him!

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Exactly!

Would you agree that multiple things can be true at once? Without the individual freedom to make choices, like attend a wedding during the Pandemic and conducting your own risk assessment, it can also be true that a Public Official in this capacity is charged with defending the Constitution and rights of their constituents from illegal or unconstitutional mandates. Certainly nobody is downplaying the impact the pandemic had or minimizing the lives lost, but if an event is conducted on private property with willing participants, it is not the purview of the government to stomp out that liberty. That is the context of this clip. We really appreciate your comment, thoughts and perspective but more importantly the politeness in your tone and sincerity. Thank you for watching!

Such a great legacy to pass on to future generations and I'm sure that has impacted you and your brothers in a profound way. The impact of meaningful and intentional parenting has the ability to sustain families through any trails. Thanks so much for sharing and thanks for tuning in!

Right, and not all cops beat their wolves, but they sure do all know how to ignore warning signs, tell-tale signs, and suspicious activity when they see a black man in a nice car… oh wait, no I mean see a cop breaking the law. And then they just forget how to stop a criminal like they got amnesia all of a sudden lol Not all cops… good one.

Completely agree with you and appreciate the thoughtful response. Enforcement of laws should absolutely be carried out by Officers who are well equipped in their understanding of the law, especially for an occupation that holds the authority to effect a person's freedom. Thanks again for the great thought!

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Completely agree! Thank you for watching!

An unforgettable experience!

That's the beauty of the catalog and KZbin, take your time!

Thank you for the thoughtful response and you are right on!

Thank you for listening and provided your experience! Completely agree with you!

Hello! Thank you for the thoughtful comment and thank you for watching. Completely agree! You outlined this so well and you are right, there has to be compassion, but there also has to be reason and practical ways to solve the issue more effectively for the benefit of migrants and US Citizens. Thanks for the response!

@@EasierSaidPodcast People have different emotions about this, but we should not let these different emotions interfere with critical decision making. The fact is the poor class in America is subsidized by the rich class, as happens in all developed nations. But when the poor class balloons, our collective taxes cannot cope, and we face economic hardship as a country. Some naively say “tax the rich more,” but overtaxation incentivizes the rich to find loopholes or flow their money out of the country that much more. Borrowing more from the Federal Reserve (increasing government spending) to subsidize the illegal immigrants, increases the money supply and leads to inflation, which is even worse for our poor class because they hold cash and not other investment assets. So a good way to nip excessive economic burden in the bud is by keeping our poor class as small as possible. A fraction of the poor immigrants could become economically prosperous for our country (pay more in taxes than they require in subsidies) but it is difficult and possibly ethically questionable to try discriminate for them. Thus the best economic practice remains to minimize the amount of poor we intake.

Thank you so much for the comment and for watching. That is a great perspective and the kind of solution based ideas that we need to be exploring. Great insight!

An outlook on the world to live by!!

Couldn't agree more!

Thanks for watching and for the insight. Fear of failure and lack of courage seems to be a common trend in what keeps people in the zone of comfortable complacency. Tune in for Ep. 17 with Kurt Heisey that releases on Sept. 2nd as we tackle that exact question.

Almost exactly spot on! Haha budgets are real. We just upgraded them a couple of weeks ago 😎

@@EasierSaidPodcast oh big W. Good to hear.

@@EasierSaidPodcast oh big W. Good to hear.

Such an important mindset to have in life! Thanks for listening!

Hey, how every you do it is great with us =) Thanks for watching!

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That is great!

One of the best stories! Thanks for listening & watching!

Very interesting point that is not talked about enough! Thanks so much!

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Thanks of listening!!