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  1. and there's things that we set in place
  2. and they're myths
  3. that have existed in this country about
  4. ronald reagan that the facts don't back
  5. up
  6. and we need to go back honestly and look
  7. at the facts and see what's happened
  8. and where it started and it really
  9. started with ronald reagan and phil
  10. brown
  11. right here in u.s texas six and i would
  12. like to see it
  13. end in u.s texas six
  14. and let's have a new beginning okay
  15. people will come in and really look at
  16. and it will be better for democrats it
  17. will be better for republicans
  18. it'll be better and he's not go he's not
  19. running just
  20. just to represent democrats he's running
  21. to represent people he will be there
  22. for whoever there uh you know he will be
  23. there for
  24. us he's not going to be there patting
  25. people on the back if they say that he
  26. was in the legal election
  27. because it wasn't an illegal election
  28. once you have
  29. exhausted all of the legal
  30. appeals recounts
  31. and you've gone through the corpse then
  32. you accept the outcome you don't go in
  33. and try to blurtion
  34. the security officers if it happened
  35. because your god didn't win
  36. i've been very unhappy many many many
  37. times when the election result came in
  38. but i never went out and was violent i
  39. never went out and committed treason
  40. you know i never tried to do a palace
  41. coup that's what we saw happen in
  42. january
  43. and it it's it's really time to to bring
  44. that back
  45. yeah we need people in office that will
  46. not be leading
  47. tours of the capitol for people who are
  48. planning on coming
  49. in and kidnapping the speaker of the
  50. house and the
  51. vice president united states to keep
  52. from the certification of votes
  53. um this is the reality you know we had
  54. texas
  55. we have congressmen from texas that
  56. literally
  57. led tours the day before that that
  58. insurrection and and let people
  59. and it was a time when the the capital
  60. was supposed to be closed there were not
  61. supposed to be any tours
  62. the only ones that were on tours were
  63. these
  64. these people that were
  65. you know yelling with trump and so we've
  66. got to get back and change that around
  67. the other thing that's really important
  68. is we've got to stop dark money in our
  69. in our elections
  70. we've got to and this is a very
  71. bipartisan area the koch brothers don't
  72. like it but they have done
  73. surveys of uh most of the republicans
  74. and most of them
  75. most of the republican base said we need
  76. to get we need to know who the
  77. millionaires are
  78. that are financing our elections we need
  79. the transparency that's a very
  80. bipartisan issue
  81. and he says we need he's very much for
  82. um revoking citizens united and and
  83. and getting drunk money out of out of
  84. congress
  85. out of our elections and we need to have
  86. an independent body
  87. an independent body not elected
  88. officials draw the
  89. draw draw the barriers
  90. uh the boundaries um picking your
  91. elect elected officials picking their
  92. voters is not how this was supposed to
  93. work you know
  94. um that's not how we're supposed to be
  95. doing it and so um there's some things
  96. that need to be done on election reform
  97. and uh you know they're reasonable
  98. things and i think in the long run a lot
  99. of republicans will buy into it
  100. the people in the glass room some of
  101. them in the office won't because it
  102. you know it protects them in office but
  103. we need to we need to get it to where
  104. we're really protecting the people not
  105. protecting the ones who are in front of
  106. us
  107. okay uh thank you your website also
  108. uh i i served within the chain of
  109. command under the command the
  110. commander-in-chief
  111. but i did not swear an oath to any one
  112. man or political party
  113. could you please elaborate on that okay
  114. um there are a lot of people
  115. as on january 6th that
  116. are putting donald trump and i i mean
  117. this is appalling to see what some of
  118. the
  119. churches have been doing they've been
  120. putting the golden trump up there like
  121. he is some demigod
  122. and um there are members of congress
  123. that instead of
  124. uh recognizing
  125. what how serious it was they have been
  126. very frightened
  127. of going against trump um
  128. several of the republicans have stated
  129. that if it had been a secret vote that
  130. they would have voted to
  131. to remove him the the repercussions
  132. you know the repercussions on it donald
  133. trump
  134. is not so we swear
  135. you don't swear a code of allegiance to
  136. the president of the united states
  137. the commander-in-chief is charged with
  138. leading
  139. our military but our military swears an
  140. oath
  141. to protect and defend the constitution
  142. of the united states
  143. and that's also the oath that the
  144. president takes and that's the
  145. congress takes but instead of looking at
  146. what we do to protect the constitution
  147. of the united states
  148. which was to have a peaceful turnover of
  149. the government
  150. there were too many of them that
  151. continue to say this is an
  152. illegal election it was not fair
  153. you know and and even even though the
  154. the judges by and large were republican
  155. appointees and donald trump
  156. they were saying oh this isn't fair some
  157. democrats have done it they put out too
  158. many lies they instigated
  159. they instigated a
  160. a level of doubt and discard and
  161. disharmony
  162. that destabilizes our country
  163. and um actually led to
  164. a large number of people many of whom
  165. were law enforcement agents and many of
  166. them were
  167. veterans that stormed the capitol
  168. with a military plan it was very
  169. it was very very clearly executed this
  170. was not spontaneous
  171. it was a plan to go in and forcibly
  172. stop the certification of the vote
  173. to uh turn over the presidency to the
  174. man who
  175. had won the election and this is not
  176. how it's supposed to work everyone every
  177. one of those people
  178. in that building has sworn an
  179. oath to the constitution of the united
  180. states and the constitution in the
  181. united states
  182. outlines what the process is when we
  183. have a question about it
  184. how we answer it what the process is
  185. with the courts
  186. and when it is settled which it had been
  187. we peaceably turn over power
  188. to the next elected administration it's
  189. always happened that way except under
  190. donald trump okay and that's basically
  191. you know
  192. daryl eddings
  193. came back from iraq
  194. in a coma he spent 18 months
  195. in a military hospital undergoing
  196. multiple surgeries
  197. and years of rehab to get to the point
  198. where he could work
  199. and make a living for his family he lost
  200. people over there that he cares about
  201. who were fighting for this country and
  202. for him to sit there
  203. and watch what happened on january 6th
  204. and to hear the words that came out of
  205. the word mouth of ted cruz
  206. and donald trump and louie gohmert
  207. and a lot of other elected officials
  208. that basically were lies
  209. that were you know he knows what it is
  210. to be in countries where there are
  211. palace coups
  212. and to sit here and see this going on in
  213. his own country
  214. can you imagine what kind of a reaction
  215. he has can you imagine how
  216. how it hits him in the gut how he would
  217. decide
  218. to put his not his his life on the this
  219. is a man that has always been very
  220. private
  221. there were very few photographs of him
  222. because he was a us
  223. marshal and he worked on drug
  224. interdiction
  225. and um he knew that there were people
  226. that might recognize him
  227. from those missions that were not nice
  228. people
  229. and he didn't want them knocking on his
  230. door with his family
  231. and he sat down and talked to his family
  232. about it and decided
  233. to put his face out there and put his
  234. name out there
  235. and run for congress because he is that
  236. worried about where our nation is right
  237. now
  238. he's not worried for his neighbors
  239. democrats and republicans
  240. independents and libertarians okay
  241. how would uh mr eddings handle the
  242. vaccine rollout if elected
  243. he's very pleased with how
  244. president biden has done it the vaccine
  245. rollout
  246. has been uh
  247. donald trump was good about getting it
  248. accelerated on the
  249. on on making it but he did not have
  250. employees
  251. a real plan to distribute it
  252. daryl eddings has always been he spent
  253. you know years in emergency management
  254. you know he's he's been working on
  255. another masters in
  256. emergency management but he he would be
  257. he would be working very much like what
  258. uh
  259. what president biden has been doing he'd
  260. be working with us
  261. with the scientists he would be working
  262. with the supply chain he'd be working
  263. with the military
  264. he'd be working with the nurses to get
  265. it out to as many people as possible
  266. as fast as possible and as efficiently
  267. as possible and he's that's one thing
  268. he's very efficient is
  269. when it's when there's something that
  270. needs to be done
  271. he knows how to to to move the people
  272. and move the resources and assess the
  273. problem
  274. and get the job done and uh so on that
  275. area he has
  276. uh he's been he's been much more
  277. relieved to see what has happened this
  278. year than what we were watching last
  279. year how would mr addings
  280. uh help the economically disadvantaged
  281. if elected
  282. sorry how would mr eddings help the
  283. economically disadvantaged if elected
  284. jobs very definitely jobs jobs and
  285. access to education
  286. and also expansion of health care
  287. right here in texas the texas uh
  288. legislature and the governor refused to
  289. expand medicaid but we are
  290. we're basically paying for other states
  291. to have medicaid
  292. um there's so many things everybody that
  293. has um
  294. that has paid has helped a private
  295. health insurance policy is paying a
  296. higher premium
  297. because we have so many uninsured people
  298. in texas he would be working to
  299. you know to to expand it to look at the
  300. aca see what the problems are
  301. instead of revoking it like joe barton
  302. and has tried to do he would basically
  303. be
  304. working to look at it to see what the
  305. problems are
  306. and to find a solution to make it work
  307. for as many people as possible
  308. not to eliminate the options for private
  309. health care
  310. not at all but yet to give more people
  311. an opportunity to
  312. also he would be looking for ways that
  313. um
  314. people could have an opportunity to buy
  315. home again um
  316. housing costs is a big problem we have
  317. too many
  318. families that are being pushed out of
  319. their housing
  320. and we have too many veterans living
  321. under the bridges
  322. and he has worked on veterans housing
  323. with a number of non-profit
  324. organizations for years that's been one
  325. of the things that he's
  326. worked very heavily on his own veterans
  327. housing and he also has been very active
  328. on
  329. veterans mental health issues and so a
  330. lot of
  331. families are suffering because of mental
  332. health issues and they don't have the
  333. opportunity to have the
  334. the drug treatment on demand that they
  335. need there if there's a long waiting
  336. list
  337. when you get ready when you get ready
  338. for it there's a waiting list and you
  339. know with an addict
  340. somebody that has a substance abuse
  341. problem if you don't if you don't strike
  342. when the striking is hot
  343. then it's if they have to wait and
  344. they're not ready to go in and do
  345. anything about it
  346. and so that's one of the big problems he
  347. would be working
  348. on um very much he's done a lot on
  349. suicide prevention
  350. and mental health issues and ptsd and
  351. these are impact these are
  352. these are issues that are not democratic
  353. or republican they're not black they're
  354. not white these are problems that
  355. because every time we have a lot of
  356. veterans that have come home
  357. and then there are a lot of us that are
  358. suffering ptsd that we're never military
  359. you know we're never military things and
  360. people have been in school shootings or
  361. are different areas in that area have
  362. have ptsd and so we need a
  363. better network a better social network
  364. and then we also have to strengthen our
  365. retiree social network
  366. retired people shouldn't be paying
  367. guaranteed student loans out of their
  368. social security check and when somebody
  369. has been working for a company they
  370. should be able to
  371. take their retirement plan with them and
  372. what we've
  373. allowed is there been too many cases of
  374. corporations declaring bankruptcy
  375. to get out of paying the retirement for
  376. their employees
  377. and then they leave it to the federal
  378. government to take up the flag
  379. we may need to go with something like uh
  380. what we have for workers comp where
  381. there's an
  382. insurance it's an insurance policy
  383. instead of a
  384. a pension plan and then it goes with the
  385. employee wherever they're going so that
  386. after you work
  387. 20 years if you worked at 5 or six or
  388. seven different jobs you still have
  389. some security and we have to keep social
  390. security you know social security is a
  391. you know we can't we can't do it but the
  392. way we do that is by putting people in
  393. work
  394. you know people have to work the more we
  395. want the more we pay in
  396. the stronger these systems but as long
  397. as our jobs are offshore
  398. as long as employers can just you know
  399. call you in as an independent contractor
  400. and let you go
  401. you know whatever it suits them and not
  402. you know not in that area
  403. as well as long as we have no protection
  404. for government for our employees and
  405. there's no investment
  406. by the companies into our workforce
  407. we're not going to have
  408. the resources we need for people to have
  409. the retirement
  410. as necessary houses
  411. jobs retirement access to infrastructure
  412. health rights those are the things that
  413. everybody needs those are not things
  414. that are
  415. democrat needs and on public and doesn't
  416. those are the things
  417. everybody needs and that is exactly what
  418. he is
  419. that's exactly what he'll be working for
  420. and also everybody's vote must count
  421. and we need to know that it's counted
  422. fairly and that when that election is
  423. over
  424. that uh you can go through the process
  425. and you may find out that some of it was
  426. wrong and you can correct it
  427. but if you find out that it wasn't wrong
  428. then you just
  429. you know you just take it on your chin
  430. and you just wait for the next election
  431. that's the american way all right that's
  432. where we need to go back to it
  433. okay what is what are what are his
  434. opinions on president biden
  435. he is relieved to see
  436. the things that president biden has been
  437. doing
  438. he feels like revoking
  439. reversing most of president trump's
  440. executive orders was a
  441. was a good move um he is
  442. pleased to see the caliber
  443. of people with experience
  444. to accept the mission of the departments
  445. that they're being appointed to
  446. that'll be appointed you know because we
  447. found under trump
  448. people that had no no credentials
  449. whatsoever were appointed they was
  450. mainly cronyism
  451. and they were appointed to destroy the
  452. departments not to
  453. build them up daryl eddings believes in
  454. good government
  455. not no government
  456. that doesn't mean that government gets
  457. to do everything you know but basically
  458. we have we always try to do better we
  459. had
  460. we had a bureaucracy that basically our
  461. civil service was designed
  462. so that it didn't you know the civil
  463. service
  464. and the hatch act worked for us my
  465. mother was still in civil service
  466. i didn't even know that she was a
  467. democrat until she was dying i thought
  468. she had voted republican
  469. until she was on her deathbed because
  470. she took the hatch act so seriously she
  471. didn't even let her kids know what her
  472. partnership was
  473. but because a federal employee is
  474. supposed to be nonpartisan
  475. in the way they conduct their business
  476. we had a
  477. steady transition
  478. and we also had experts people who knew
  479. what was going on
  480. were there to continue running things
  481. until the next one is in place
  482. we that's been really tattered and
  483. shattered you know in so many areas
  484. one good example is the post office
  485. department
  486. um you know the post office department
  487. there's no
  488. for-profit business that's ever going to
  489. find
  490. make profit serving every community in
  491. the nation
  492. you know no no company is going to make
  493. a profit
  494. serving every community community in the
  495. nation
  496. and yet at the same time they're going
  497. out of the way to destroy the united
  498. states postal office
  499. that basically serves every
  500. every community in the nation and um so
  501. we have to go back in and look at that
  502. so it's good
  503. he's for people that are science
  504. data look at what
  505. look at the facts go with the facts
  506. use your science user data rely on the
  507. experts
  508. get the politics out of it and make the
  509. decision based on what we work
  510. make the decision based on truth the
  511. best information available
  512. verify it and put people in charge that
  513. have a background
  514. and the expertise to do the job
  515. and who believe that the mission as is
  516. set out in our legislation
  517. of that agency is what they really have
  518. a commitment to if they don't have a
  519. commitment
  520. to the mission of that agency they
  521. should not be put in charge of that
  522. agency
  523. and that's that's you know and so he
  524. sees biden
  525. trying to do that you know more so and
  526. in the last administration they wouldn't
  527. well we've talked about uh mr biden so
  528. um what are
  529. what are mr eddings thoughts on former
  530. president trump
  531. oh yeah he never called him the
  532. commander-in-chief
  533. as he was out of the military by the
  534. time he was retired by the time he came
  535. in
  536. but he never called him the
  537. commander-in-chief he called him 45
  538. because he never earned his respect um
  539. there was not any reason for donald
  540. trump to be leading their troops
  541. donald trump was putting too many people
  542. at risk
  543. for on a whim without without without
  544. reading the intelligence briefings
  545. without
  546. without uh listening to his generals
  547. without you know unless it was an echo
  548. chamber that was
  549. was feeding his ego he had no time for
  550. it
  551. and um it was dangerous it was dangerous
  552. it's he's relieved that he's no longer
  553. you know i mean it's not that he was a
  554. republican
  555. it was that he was a danger and that's
  556. that's he was a danger to this nation he
  557. was a danger to the men and women who
  558. are
  559. putting their lives on the line
  560. to watch out for us and also he
  561. violated some of our greatest allies
  562. you know the things that he did to our i
  563. always was unconscionable
  564. and it wasn't just the ones that were
  565. our peacetime allies he basically
  566. he basically betrayed some of our allies
  567. when they were
  568. with their lives were in danger and they
  569. were literally
  570. fighting for their very lives
  571. and so the betrayals you know you know
  572. it's really it's very difficult for a
  573. man who has
  574. had the kind of life that daryl adams
  575. has to watch
  576. what happened under donald trump and not
  577. be
  578. appalled right
  579. what are what are his thoughts on the
  580. ongoing uh crisis at the southern border
  581. well he worked for immigration yes and
  582. at the same time he understands and then
  583. he also worked
  584. on drug interdiction so he's flown from
  585. the top to the bottom but he's also been
  586. in those countries
  587. and he knows that it's not
  588. what our policy is that is bringing them
  589. here
  590. what's bringing them here is what's
  591. happening in their country
  592. it's the terror the crime
  593. the severe poverty and it's it's it got
  594. it was bad enough because they're always
  595. having hurricanes and disasters they're
  596. just knocking them off the line
  597. but when you get down to it you also
  598. have kobe 19 that's on top of it
  599. but he knows that if someone is
  600. terrified
  601. and they believe that they or their
  602. children are going to die if they stay
  603. in their neighborhood
  604. they're going to go somewhere else and
  605. um
  606. they're not going gonna be able to keep
  607. them back they're going to go
  608. wherever it is they think that they will
  609. be safer
  610. maybe not safe but safer so he knows
  611. that those are
  612. situations that that uh it's a
  613. humanitarian problem but it's going to
  614. have to be solved
  615. on a multi-prong attack that has to be
  616. solved
  617. in cooperation with the countries
  618. to help the countries counter the drug
  619. and the terror and the gang activity
  620. they also have to be
  621. held in a way that that deals with the
  622. poverty
  623. and then we have to be as humane as we
  624. can
  625. in receiving those who came we have four
  626. years
  627. of the united states government refusing
  628. to process asylum
  629. applications in a timely manner we were
  630. already understaffed
  631. before this happened and then he made
  632. that to try to make it as a punishment
  633. you can't make it as a punishment
  634. he also knows that there is no way to
  635. put a wall
  636. up because he's flown from the pacific
  637. ocean to the gulf of mexico
  638. just the terrain would make it totally
  639. impossible and besides that what are you
  640. going to do with the fence when you have
  641. two oceans on both sides of you
  642. you know so you're not gonna keep people
  643. over the higher the prince they're gonna
  644. come over
  645. so we have to find a way but as a law
  646. enforcement officer
  647. he really believes we have to be able to
  648. allow the people who are here to come
  649. out of the shadows
  650. because as long as we have people in the
  651. shadows
  652. and they're afraid to cooperate with law
  653. enforcement it's harder to take care of
  654. the drug dealers
  655. in the cartels and it's harder to take
  656. care of criminals that are preying on
  657. them
  658. and as long as a criminal can prey on
  659. somebody and there's somebody there that
  660. was a witness
  661. or a victim and they can't cooperate
  662. with law enforcement we're all let's say
  663. so we have to do something to give them
  664. a chance to have legal
  665. residency so they're not afraid of being
  666. deported
  667. all right so that they can coordinate
  668. with law enforcement here and he sees
  669. that as a real high thing
  670. and he did go down to brownsville with
  671. aclu
  672. um when they had you know when they were
  673. when they were under the trump
  674. administration he actually went into the
  675. courtroom and saw
  676. children that were being blocked before
  677. the court
  678. without an assault he saw um
  679. he saw multiple
  680. immigrants multiple uh people that were
  681. in orange
  682. shirt uh armed sheets that were teetered
  683. together that will all
  684. fly together as a mass thing to be
  685. deported not even having an individual
  686. chance before a judge
  687. he saw things that were not wrong with
  688. as a criminal justice person that was
  689. not fair
  690. and that were not humane and what's
  691. happening now is really sad but they're
  692. at least trying to take care of these
  693. children they're trying to move them out
  694. of those shelters as fast as possible
  695. they're trying to get them
  696. they're trying to speed up the uh
  697. the uh the background checks that's one
  698. of the big problems they have to do
  699. background checks on these uh
  700. all these people that are coming forward
  701. to be their guardians because they're
  702. children that have literally ended up
  703. being
  704. sex trafficking right um by people that
  705. claimed them so you have to do that it's
  706. not an instant closet
  707. but yet at the same time what you do
  708. with those children and the
  709. the mental health support that they have
  710. while they're in there you don't go in
  711. there and tell them that their parents
  712. have deserted them
  713. now glide to the parents and tell them
  714. you know some things so
  715. we have to be honest we have to be
  716. truthful with the people we have to do
  717. is
  718. the best job we can do and and our best
  719. job isn't good enough but in the last
  720. the last administration it was cruel
  721. you know it wasn't that it wasn't good
  722. enough it was that it was
  723. it violated the geneva conviction in
  724. almost every way
  725. right and also we test them you know
  726. they were refusing to even give those
  727. kids flu shots
  728. under trump uh we test them and it
  729. and we you know we we do our best to
  730. take care of them
  731. and we try to get them out of our
  732. custody as fast as possible because
  733. there's going to be a
  734. the more you have together the higher
  735. the pro
  736. the higher likelihood of sexual assault
  737. or violence or harm to one of them and
  738. so you have to process them
  739. and get them out as fast as possible
  740. right and and protect them because
  741. you know we just it's just a it's a
  742. nightmare but yeah
  743. he was very concerned for the children
  744. he's got seven grandchildren of his own
  745. and what he saw as a former ins
  746. person no that was not how it was
  747. supposed to operate
  748. and it still has always done now but at
  749. least they're trying to do it instead of
  750. trying to do the opposite
  751.  
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