The Dr. Jeff Show Ep. 63 – Chris Salcedo

Episode 63: Summary & Transcript

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Episode Summary

In this episode of the Dr. Jeff Show, host Dr. Jeff interviews Chris Salcedo, a veteran broadcaster, author, and political analyst known as the Liberty Loving Latino. The conversation covers Salcedo’s approach to media, which he describes as being upfront about providing both facts and opinion rather than claiming to be purely journalistic.

He criticizes mainstream media for what he sees as bias and dishonesty, arguing that conservative media provides “the unvarnished truth” and serves as “the balance” to mainstream outlets. As executive director of the Conservative Hispanic Society, Salcedo discusses voting based on values rather than party affiliation, noting that recent polling shows only 26% of Latinos support Joe Biden.

Episode Transcript

Dr. Jeff Myers (00:02):
Hey everyone. Welcome to the Dr. Jeff Show. This show’s available on Apple, Google, Spotify, Edify, liftable, wherever you get your podcast, if you go to wherever you get your podcast and review the show, that helps other people see it. This is where we interview major thought leaders from many fields of influence to show how our worldview changes everything.

My guest today is a veteran broadcaster, author, and a political analyst known as the Liberty loving Latino. You may have heard him on the radio or on Newsmax on weekdays at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. It’s my pleasure to welcome Chris Salcedo to the show. Chris Salcedo, welcome to the Dr. Jeff Show.

Chris Salcedo (00:41):
Great to be here, my friend. Thank you.

Dr. Jeff Myers (00:43):
It’s been a lot of fun to be on your show on Newsmax and you cover a lot of hard hitting issues and you do it in a hard hitting way. And I just wanted to really start by creating the context here. How did you get involved in news journalism? I mean, you do radio, you do television, you’re on all the time on all these different platforms. How on earth does somebody get into that?

Chris Salcedo (01:06):
Well, my foray into the media started back in San Diego, which is where I was born and raised, and there was a little small radio station that was coming online in the area, the arena, the general area where I was living called Ramona, California. It’s a small suburb of San Diego in the east part of the county and in a smaller town called Julian. A little small radio station was starting and my mom said, hey, why don’t you just give it a shot and see if they might want to hire you to do something around there?

So I said to the program director, hey, can I run sandwiches? Can I clean your bathrooms? I just want to learn what you guys are doing up here. And did you ever see the TV show Northern Exposure? Did you ever see that? No. It was about a little small radio station in a little small Podunk town, and that’s exactly what this was.

(02:02):
And the studio was located above a bakery in a place called Santa Isabelle right below Julian, California, famous for their pies, apple pies. And so we were above a bakery and that’s where the Chris Salcedo Media saga started. I started out typing up news from one of the afternoon jocks there. It was a soft AC adult contemporary station, but they did news updates and they did the Padres games out there back in the day for the backcountry. And so one day the jock said, well, since you’ve been typing up my news all this time, why don’t you start reading it? And so I did, and that’s kind of what launched my career way back in the day.

Dr. Jeff Myers (02:45):
Now I’m sure doing news and traffic and weather in Southern California in Julian, it’s pretty simple, pretty simple job, right? Great job for a starter job. The weather’s always 70 degrees and sunny snow storms that you have to predict the traffic of Julian is, there’s one car at the stoplight right now, but that’s a great start and it’s really good I think for our audience thinking how do you make a difference in something?

And there’s a scripture in the Old Testament that says that the Lord enjoys small beginnings, right? Do not despise the day of small things because the Lord loves to see the work begin. I love that. And now from San Diego, then give us a little bit of your path because you went from this entry position, which is where a lot of people start just taking what’s coming in in the news, writing it up, and then, which is what you do in a basic journalism class, and then you move from there though into doing some really cool things. Tell us a little about that.

Chris Salcedo (03:50):
Well, and not to make it all a comparison here, but to refer to the scripture that you were making reference to, don’t forget our Lord and Savior started out as the son of a carpenter, as far as everybody was concerned, a lowly carpenter, and of course from very small beginnings led to one of the most consequent, the most consequential life on this planet as far as this believer is concerned.

So from Julian, went from that radio station, got into traffic, what they called down the hill into San Diego proper. So I started doing producing for the Traffic Reporter. That’s when I got into San Diego traffic. Then from there, went into a weather position, weekend weather at Fox Six. Fox Six came online in 1999 when Fox News Channel decided that all of its affiliates must have a news department. So I was part of that expansion.

(04:50):
From there, went to Dallas Fort Worth when they saw what I was doing. I was one of the only weather and traffic guys to ever do a hard hitting piece on social security. I think I still lay claim to that. I don’t know many weather slash traffic guys who are doing hard news, even in today’s terrible media market where all manner of impropriety is going on. So then from there, somebody decided they wanted to make me a news anchor and move me to Dallas Fort Worth, the fifth largest television and radio market in the country.

From there, the Obama economy took my job. I ended up going to Washington DC during the Obama era, which was, Washington DC is normally a swamp, but it was even swampier. That’s a word, even swampier during the occupation of the Oval Office from Barack Hussein Obama. From there, I said to my family, we’ve got to go back.

(05:45):
We’ve got to go back to Texas, the proverbial land of milk and honey, where freedom still reigns, where they openly talk about God on music radio station formats. Not so much today. This was back in, I guess it was 2013. Things have gone downhill even in Texas since then. But in that day, I felt compelled. My faith community was still grounded here in North Texas.

So we made the effort to get back, and that’s when the Chris Salcedo show was born courtesy of the Blaze and Glen Beck who saw a vision that our vision of a liberty loving Latino might resonate with some folks to offer a differing perspective. Because as you know, the biased press tries to make believe that all people of color are lawless and love socialism and love Marxism and hate God. That’s what the Left tries to secularize us all into being pigeonholed there. And the Salcedo show was born to push back on that false lie, that false narrative.

Dr. Jeff Myers (06:54):
Chris, so you’re still in Dallas, so when you do your show, I never know exactly where the anchors are in today’s media environment, you could really be anywhere broadcasting to the entire world. So you’re in Texas, that’s where your show is from.

(07:14):
It’s broadcast from, okay. Now when you look at a news story, because a lot of the people, most of the people who are watching or listening are coming from a Christian worldview as best they understand it. And I remember, I think it’s really interesting that as a weatherman, Jesus said, how is it that you, people can read the skies, but you can’t read the times.

There’s so much involved and you’re preparing radio shows and TV shows every day, and you’ve got to make split second decisions about how to understand an issue and then communicate it with your viewers, often, most often giving a perspective that people aren’t going to hear any place else. So what’s the secret sauce in that when an issue comes up, how do you do that?

Chris Salcedo (08:08):
Well, I have a team at Newsmax. I have a team. Radio is pretty much all me though. I do have some influences, friends, family, producers, but when it comes to, if we’re talking about radio, it’s pretty much all me. And when we’re coming about television, what informs my sensibility?

I’ll answer your question with a prayer that I do every night. God guide me, God make me your instrument. Put me out there when I see a story, when I see information, when I see a new story, instill in me the message you want. Basically, I look for my inspiration from God basically to do the right thing. God is the foundation of all things good and all things right? So that is my nightly prayer.

(09:04):
Your will be done is, I guess, if you want to summarize the way I look at it, and then you also want to know what the audience is looking for. You also want to know, you don’t want to be so arrogant as those in the majority of mass media, and I’ll explain that. There are those who dominate the press who believe that their audiences are stupid.

As a matter of fact, I was told when I was working at the shop in North Texas, when I first got into news here, I was told to write to a fifth grade, or I can’t remember which, fifth grade or eighth grade level. They said, write to a fifth and eighth grade level, which told me that those in the majority of the basket of biased press is what I call them, think their audience is stupid, and they don’t have very.

Dr. Jeff Myers (09:57):
They’re not paying attention on YouTube, they’re only catching every fourth word.

Chris Salcedo (10:00):
Or they don’t have any respect. They don’t have any respect for their audience, so they assume that they’re stupid and can’t understand things. I have tried my best never to assume that my audience is informed, that my audience seeks knowledge and that my audience doesn’t want to be given the runaround, doesn’t want to be given a politically correct message, just the truth and let them decide. The truth as I see it, facts, the truth is subjective. Give the facts as I see them, as I know them, and then let the folks decide.

Dr. Jeff Myers (10:35):
Now, give us a couple of examples recently where you did that and how you went about putting that sort of a message together. Because I think what a lot of people, when they think of media, they’re thinking of, wow, these people are just below Congress from their level of trustworthiness.

And we know that, for example, some of the major news networks have a narrative that they want to communicate, and their goal is to keep you hooked so that the advertisers, we can say to the advertisers, people stayed all the way through the 30 minute show or what have you, and it’s a performance, it’s like a circus. And so every single day you’ve got to counteract that bias, that suspicion that people in your audience have, and at the same time inform them. So give us an example of a recent issue and how you went about doing that.

Chris Salcedo (11:37):
Foundationally, the Chris Salcedo show has always said this, we’re very upfront with our audience about what we do. We talk about news. Yes, we give the facts, yes, and then we give our opinion. We are honest. I’m not a newsman anymore. I used to be in news. Now I’m an opinion guy, and I don’t try to snowball my audience into thinking otherwise. The left-wing press, they lie to their audience every single day by claiming to be journalists.

I’m here to tell all of you out there, don’t trust me. Don’t trust me, trust you. Now, I have faith that if you find something important, you’re going to go out and you’re going to research it and you’re going to figure things out for yourself. Chris Salcedo says this, Jim Acosta, who’s a dedicated left winger over at CNN, he’s going to say this, let me figure out what the truth is.

(12:27):
Let me figure out what the facts are and then derive my own truth from it. I trust as a conservative, as a man of God in you to make these determinations. The left-wing press does not. They have a mindset that they’re going to tell you what they think you need to know and nothing else. I’ll give you a prime example.

This guy, this thug, this racist who just shot up the New York subway, deployed smoke. He started shooting people, six people, critically injured right now. Some of them might not even make it. Now, I told you on my program what this guy was all about. I’m going to take this out because it keeps on falling out. Anyway, I told you what my program this guy was about. I said he was a racist. I said that he wanted to kill white people. He wanted to kill Latinos.

(13:21):
He was a racist. He should be charged with a hate crime. The rest of the press lied by omission, didn’t tell you who. Lester Holt, my understanding, on NBC didn’t even identify him as a black man, a black supremacist. Who told you the truth? Who was trying to pass on a narrative? The only thing the violent person they’re going to report on in the biased press is if it fits, as you alluded to, a narrative that fits. White people are evil. People of color are fantastic no matter what they do, no matter what.

So if it doesn’t fit that narrative, then NBC, ABC, CBS, the New York Times, the Washington Post, they will do their best to hide the truth from their viewers and their readers. Conservative media does not do that. Conservative media gives you the unvarnished truth, gives you our opinion on those facts, our truth that we derive from it, and lets you make up your own mind. That’s the difference between what I do and what the vast majority, ABC, NBC, CBS, that’s what they do.

Dr. Jeff Myers (14:31):
When people, and again, my wife and I during the pandemic canceled our cable subscription because we actually watched one of the major news shows at the outset of pandemic, and it was fear and doom and gloom, and it was scary. I mean, from the opening seconds of the show, it was terrifying. And then we turned it off, we turned it back on three months later, and it was the exact same show. It could have been the exact same script, still doom, gloom, terror, and so forth.

And so we just said, you know what? That’s enough. We can figure out what’s going on other ways. We don’t have to pay $120 a month or whatever it was to get this. When you think about that, when you think about that narrative, is it part of the purpose of the mainstream media to terrify people, and if so, why?

Chris Salcedo (15:34):
That’s not their purpose. The purpose of the mainstream press, and I’m painting with a rather broad brush. There are trusted journalists out there who are mainstream, no, actually, who used to be mainstream, let me give an example. Cheryl Atkinson, great journalist, real journalist. She was fired from CBS because she thought she should report on the Obama administration with the same fairness and zeal that she reported on the Bush administration. So CBS said, oh, we can’t have any of that. We can’t have fairness. We’ve got to fire you. So she was fired. Brett Bear, a fantastic journalist.

I can’t think of anyone at CNN who is a real journalist. Nobody at the New York Times is a real journalist. Nobody at the Washington Post who’s actually a real journalist. They are out there, but they’re few and far between. So the goal of the vast majority of what I call the basket of bias press is to not necessarily scare you, they will, but the agenda, the purpose of the biased press is to be the voice for left wing elitists. In this country, the conservative talk radio, conservative media is the voice of the people.

(16:50):
Biased left-wing press, people are the voice of the elites of big government, of unaccountable government. So when they’re trying to scare you, they’re doing so for the political advantage of their favorite political party, which is the left wing, which is what I call Democrat socialists. That’s their main purpose. Gone are the days of Walter Cronkite, who he knew was a flaming leftist, but he took his job seriously for the majority of his career, and he believed in doing a straight down the middle reporting a journalistic report.

Right now, true journalists, fair and balanced journalists are the exception, not the rule in mass media, and that’s why I’ve always contended Newsmax talk radio to a degree, Fox One American News. We are the balance. We are equal time to the overwhelming majority of people who are either lying to you by admission, who are lying to you outright in the mainstream press. We are the balance to all of that.

Dr. Jeff Myers (18:05):
I’m trying to think. I know a lot of conservatives over time, especially with social media, their initial reaction was, well, the market, it’ll play out because what people want is what those organizations will do because they want audiences so they can get more money in advertising, but the market hasn’t seemingly balanced that out.

Chris Salcedo (18:27):
You’re talking social or regular?

Dr. Jeff Myers (18:29):
Well, I’m just thinking, so take MSNBC for example. They take a largely progressive, if they have to approach it right or left, they’re going to swing left on issues. They know the majority of people in America are not interested in that. Are they just trying to have a niche audience or do they not care about profits? Is it, I’m just curious how it’s possible for some of these outlets to continue financially if their message, if people are so cynical about it and more and more people are just turning to other news sources.

Chris Salcedo (19:11):
I’m going to give you an analogy, and I may succeed at this. I may not. The government runs schools, some people that were not trustworthy on the Republican side, and the vast majority of the Democrats collude together to deny parents the power they deserve. The power they deserve is how to best educate their children.

But even in my beloved state of Texas, Republicans work actively to stab American parents, Texas parents in the back. They work actively because there’s so much money in gov ed that they feather their own nests to the expense of our children’s education. So gov ed gets funded whether or not they’re teaching transgenderism, whether or not they’re teaching racism through critical race theory and whether they succeed at their job or not of educating children, which they’re not. They’re failing miserably. We rank near the bottom of the industrialized nations for spending the most per capita per student.

(20:14):
Okay? So that’s failure that gets rewarded because of degenerates largely in the Democrat party and even some in the Republican party who are trading money betraying parents through gov. The same dynamic to a degree exists with an entity like MSNBC, CNN, the way the cable structure is made that if your cable bill that you no longer pay Dr. Jeff, your cable bill goes to pay these people. MSNBC can go down to zero viewers and they’re still going to get paid. You know why? Because the cable companies charge consumers to carry.

Maybe you watch ESPN, maybe you watch Showtime, maybe you watch HBO. A portion of your money goes to MSNBC to pay them so they can keep the doors open, even though they have zero watchers, and there are folks in the major cable companies who are left wing ideologues who will make sure that happens.

(21:25):
The same luxury is not afforded to entities like one American News, one American News was just taken off of at t, they said because it was of low ratings, but the reason why one American News was taken off is because there was an ideological difference. And so in retaliation, at t kicked them off because at t is a left-leaning company that doesn’t believe in differing voices.

I guarantee you, if MSNBC ever fell to the levels that one American News and they’re coming close, CNN failed the levels and they’re coming close to one American news, they would still remain on the cable networks, AT&T would not kick them off. Why? Because they are of the left, and they will make those accommodations, and they will force that out there and make sure left wingers, make sure that left-wingers continue to get paid, whether it’s through government largess or whether it’s through a corrupt cable system.

Dr. Jeff Myers (22:30):
Wow. I mean, that’s startling and disturbing, but it makes sense that whenever somebody has a guaranteed salary and there’s no accountability, then they begin to think that they are being rewarded for saying whatever they want.

Chris Salcedo (22:48):
It doesn’t matter if ratings don’t matter. If performance doesn’t matter, i.e., the government runs schools, i.e., MSNBC, if performance doesn’t matter or if the will of the people doesn’t matter, then you can do whatever the heck you want. You’re still going to get paid, and that’s a corruption of our free enterprise system. It’s stuff you saw at the beginning of the Soviet Union, stuff you’re seeing today in communist China, and it’s why you’re starting to see, and maybe our country might pull it off, you’re starting to see a segmentation where there are conservative networks popping up.

There are conservative servers popping up to counterbalance liberal servers so that conservative voices can’t be canceled. You see what’s going on with Elon Musk and Twitter. The news came out today, Dr. Jeff, that Elon Musk says he wants to make Twitter a free speech platform once again, and who is fretting over this? Those who wish to continue censorship, those anti Americans in the press, the anti Americans in the gov ed education system, the anti Americans abroad, who were relishing, silencing their political opponents.

Dr. Jeff Myers (24:07):
Wow. And it took a guy who was willing to put up tens of billions of dollars to reveal that. That’s incredible. Chris, talk to us a little bit about your executive director for the Conservative Hispanic Society, and one of the things you say on your show is you’re a liberty loving Latino.

Chris Salcedo (24:30):
Yes.

Dr. Jeff Myers (24:31):
Tell us a little bit about being Hispanic and being a conservative at this point in time and some of the things that you’re working on.

Chris Salcedo (24:39):
Do me a favor, and I’m not doing this to get another shameless plug, read the name of the executive director, the organization that I’m the executive director of. Again, read it word for word for me.

Dr. Jeff Myers (24:52):
The Conservative Hispanic Society.

Chris Salcedo (24:54):
Right? What word is missing from that title of conservative Hispanic society?

Dr. Jeff Myers (25:04):
What word is missing?

Chris Salcedo (25:05):
There’s a word missing, and I’m going someplace with this. There’s a word missing from there, and it’s on purpose.

Dr. Jeff Myers (25:11):
Latinx.

Chris Salcedo (25:12):
No, Latinx, you mean? Yeah. Yeah. I refuse. Yeah. I will not say Latinx.

Dr. Jeff Myers (25:17):
I’ve seen it printed, but I haven’t ever heard it pronounced.

Chris Salcedo (25:19):
Yeah, Latinx. It’s the whole transgender idiocy that wants to now pervert the Spanish language, which as you know, has feminine and masculine genders of certain words.

Dr. Jeff Myers (25:32):
I was wondering how that would work. So you can’t just say, change your pronouns. You’d have to change the entire language.

Chris Salcedo (25:38):
The entire language, of course. And of course that makes sense. Only in the mind of a left-wing extremist. The word that’s missing from conservative Hispanic society is the word Republican. Some would say conservative Hispanic society. Oh, you’re a Republican group? Oh, no, no, no, no, no. We’re not a Republican group. We have a set of values in the conservative Hispanic society that’s lived up to the Republican party doesn’t live up to its professed values.

For example, Mitt Romney, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, they call themselves Republicans. They say they adhere to the Republican planks, which are conservative based, which have their foundations. As you know, conservatism has its foundations in God, but Mitt Romney doesn’t vote that way. Mitt Romney voted for a woman, Kaji Brown Jackson, who among other things is soft on child pornographers, is a woman who can’t define a woman, and a woman who uses activist left-wing language in her rulings and not legal language.

(26:47):
Mitt Romney said, that’s my girl. Those are my values. Said Mitt Romney, Lisa Murkowski said, those are my values. Susan Collins said, those are my values, my Republican values, the conservative Hispanic society says, those aren’t our values. No, no. We vote our values in the conservative Hispanic society. If tomorrow a Democrat came out and said, I believe in border security. I believe in the right of self-defense, the God-given right of self-defense, I believe in school choice, that Democrat would have my support as a conservative because of those principles.

I’m so tired of team, Dr. Jeff, I got to be honest with you. So tired of people saying, well, that’s a Republican. Well, what does he stand for? What does she stand for? I don’t know. They’re a Republican. Figure out what they stand for. Now, by and large, the vast majority of the Democrats today are socialists, in my opinion.

(27:53):
But there are some out there who still believe in the Constitution, who still believe in being Americans. They don’t want to undermine our Constitution. They don’t want to undermine our way of life, our freedom, and those individuals, I’ll give you some names. Henry Cuellar, for example, he’s a Democrat. He has my support. You know why? Because he doesn’t want to abandon his community to the lawlessness of rampant, uncontrolled, illegal immigration that is destroying Latino communities right now, as you and I are speaking, destroying them in Texas.

But you know, who does want to destroy those communities? Joe Biden, Sheila Jackson, Lee Al Green, Eddie Bernice Johnson, mark Vey, Democrats, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, they have no care whatsoever for Latino communities being destroyed right now in southern Texas because they back this wide open lawlessness that the state of Texas is having to endure courtesy of the federal government. That’s a long way of coming around to saying, I think everyone should be voting their values 26%.

Now, according to a Quinnipiac poll, 26% of Latinos now say they support Joe Biden. That means 74% of Latinos don’t. Interesting. And that means that’s Democrats, Republicans, independents, those are individuals that say, I see Joe Biden and he does not meet my values.

Dr. Jeff Myers (29:27):
Is there a space, because someone was telling me that in the Spanish speaking world, that the media outlets are all pretty far left.

Chris Salcedo (29:37):
True. It’s very true.

Dr. Jeff Myers (29:38):
Like new vision and so forth. Is there any space for maybe a network of something like what you’re doing in the Spanish speaking world that would give an alternative perspective?

Chris Salcedo (29:49):
Good news is there’s a radio network already launching. I believe it’s based out of Florida. I remember reading this. It’s called the, what was it called? The Americano. The Americano Network is launching. I know that, and I’m not liberty to say who’s doing this, but there is a major media company in the United States who is working on founding a Spanish speaking network to get the word out to break the language barrier that Univision and Tel are using their platforms and the language barrier to propagandize their audience, much like the left wing does in American media.

But I will say this, the vast majority of Latinos in the United States are second, third generation. They speak fluent English. I think it’s only about 13-14% of American Hispanics don’t have command of the English language. So those who are, I don’t want to poo pooh the idea of somebody coming up with a fair Spanish speaking network because it’s a fantastic idea because it will blast out from our borders and beyond to other Spanish speakers.

Dr. Jeff Myers (31:03):
Well, that’s what I was thinking. This is not just for America. If Spanish is the number two trade language in the world and they don’t have access to news a conservative viewpoint.

Chris Salcedo (31:15):
It would be transformational. It would be. Yeah.

Dr. Jeff Myers (31:19):
Wow. Chris, this has been great. Thank you for coming in on the show today. I really appreciate what you’ve shared and the encouragement that it gives. Speak just for a moment to the young adults who are maybe in college, they’re in classes, they’re getting one point of view and discouraged from giving anything that would be based on a Christian worldview or even traditional American values. Just talk to them for a minute. What would you say to encourage them?

Chris Salcedo (31:50):
I’ll give you a story. A couple months back, I was traveling from San Diego on a Sunday. I couldn’t attend mass on a Sunday, so I was in the airport with my wife. We were traveling, and all of a sudden I hear singing, praising God, breaking out in the middle of the terminal at San Diego’s Lindbergh field.

And I look over and there are some young people there, about 15, 16 of them, and they were reading from the Bible and they were singing hymns very quietly, but missing mass that day. It really spoke to me, and I was like, that’s just beautiful. It made my whole Sunday, and I was going to leave it there, but some hate-filled shrew. I can only classify her as a shrew. Came up on them and said, where’s your mask?

(32:44):
And they all said, well, we’re vaccinated. That doesn’t matter. Get your mask on. And her juvenile delinquent son that was with her said, yeah, nobody wants to hear what you have to say, and they huffed off, so you are liberty loving Latino. I couldn’t let that go. So I walked over to them and I knelt down and I said, hey, guys, and they said, good morning. And I said, I want to thank you for bringing the spirit of God into my heart. It made my heart sore this morning, and Christ said, there’d be days like this.

You’d be persecuted for love of me, and you all just experienced it, and they all knew instantly, and they all knew what I was talking about. You all just experienced it, and that tells you you’re doing something right, so keep on doing the right thing because you don’t need to impress CNN or MSNBC or any of these left wing idiots out there who are working for the destruction and denigration of not only our country, but also your ability to worship freely. You remember where the brass ring is, what we’re here to do, why we’re here to do it, and who we really serve.

Dr. Jeff Myers (34:03):
Yeah. Wow. That’s a great story. Very encouraging. Chris, thanks. I really appreciate you being on the show today.

Chris Salcedo (34:10):
Dr. Jeff, you call, I’ll be here.

Dr. Jeff Myers (34:13):
Thank you to my guest today, Chris Salcedo, for coming on the program. You can catch the Chris Salcedo show on Newsmax at 5:00 PM Eastern time or on the radio according to your local listings. The Liberty Bell includes the verse from Leviticus 25:10, proclaim liberty throughout all the land, unto all the inhabitants thereof. When we walk according to God’s ways, we will bring life and freedom to those we encounter. God bless you. We’ll see you next week.

(34:43):
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