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Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel Now, Los Angeles Times,

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Speaker 1: Time Magazine, Politico, and The Washington Post all wrote pessimistic

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Speaker 1: articles assessing the state of the war against Iran. None

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Speaker 1: of the articles even raise the question of where the

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Speaker 1: rand was close to getting a nuclear weapon, let alone,

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Speaker 1: if so, what should be done about it. We will

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Speaker 1: discuss President Trump's speech about election interference. One of Trump's

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Speaker 1: former lawyers, John Eastman, who represented Trump in challenging the

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty election. The State Department calls the Democrat Socialists

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Speaker 1: of America a quote willing vector of Cuban communist influence

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Speaker 1: in the United States. End of quote. HHS Secretary Robert

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Speaker 1: Teachers said, quote, we need to be in the streets

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Speaker 1: presume they're referring to the Trump administration. Race hustlers like

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Speaker 1: al sharp and have turned what investigators call a drowning

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Speaker 1: hate crime. Who needs evidence all of this and more?

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seventy one sage Triple eight nine seven

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Speaker 1: to the continued war against Iran. A quote. Unto Time Magazine,

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Speaker 1: nearly one hundred troops have been injured in two weeks

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Speaker 1: returned to duty, according to Pentagon spokesperson, So altogether, seventeen

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Speaker 1: service members have been killed in the four and a

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Speaker 1: half months war against Iran. Any death, of course, is tragic.

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Speaker 1: Anything north of zero is something to be mourned, but

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Speaker 1: compared to military missions in the past, the Navy, Iranian

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Speaker 1: Navy destroyed, Air Force destroyed. Their capacity to inflict damage

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Speaker 1: and to support their proxies has been some stantley diminished,

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Speaker 1: and the nuclear program has been set back. How far

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Speaker 1: back we don't know, but certainly they're not as close

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Speaker 1: Political Political is a left wing organization that was founded

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Speaker 1: by people that left The Washington Post, which of course

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Speaker 1: was left wing. Headline a persistent cloud Trump faces a

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Speaker 1: bleak new phase in Iran as GOP mid term anxiety

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Speaker 1: grows subheadline, the weekend deaths of three US service members

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Speaker 1: running out of ways to extricate the country from an unpopular,

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Speaker 1: expensive conflict. It quotes a person quote close to the

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Speaker 1: Person who spoke anonymously, of course, and it goes on

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Speaker 1: US strikes unlikely to move Iran. Intelligence reports say American

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Speaker 1: agency sees a long standoff between Tehran and Washington, as

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Speaker 1: i Ran it's unlikely to soften its negotiating position because

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Speaker 1: of US military action. That's the headline the Washington Post,

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Speaker 1: a quote indefinite limbo between peace and war, which is

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Speaker 1: how the Washington Post put it. Talks about how unpopular

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Speaker 1: the war is. Iran is proven to be obstinate negotiators,

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Speaker 1: particularly on key points such as its nuclear program, says

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Speaker 1: where analysts have quote underscored the Tehran's regime staying powered

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Speaker 1: Jonathan Panikoff, former deputy US Intail Officer for the Near East,

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Speaker 1: and he says that Trump seems to think if you

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Speaker 1: the Washington Post. Now to the La Times News Analysis

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Speaker 1: headline Trump long critic of forever wars may be stumbling

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Speaker 1: into a forever war of its own. Ceasefire collapsed. Trump

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Speaker 1: Those move single that Trump is falling into an escalation trap.

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Speaker 1: And then they quote three experts, one in Switzerland from

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Speaker 1: Trump's perspective, the expert says, the easiest way to demonstrate

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Speaker 1: what that brings about. In reality, it doesn't change the

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Speaker 1: situation because the Iranians won't budge. And if you confuse

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Speaker 1: of war, said the expert. Another one, it's professor at

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Speaker 1: Johns Hopkins quote, Iran gets a vote here. Trump thought

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Speaker 1: wars in the Middle East would be like Venezuela, a

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Speaker 1: reality is that it's backfired. End of quote. And finally

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Speaker 1: one other expert they quote the Iran Project Deve, project

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Speaker 1: director for the International Crisis Group, whatever that is. Quote

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Speaker 1: it's a forever war in the making, and the reason

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Speaker 1: why is that Trump has proven he's impossible to negotiate with.

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Speaker 1: Once you've proven that diplomacy won't work, then there's only war.

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Speaker 1: End of quote Time Magazine, This must end. Lawmakers demand

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Speaker 1: termination of Iran war after three US service members are killed.

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Speaker 1: And it goes on in the same vein about all

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Speaker 1: the Democrats and some Republicans that are becoming increasingly nervous

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Speaker 1: they quote Trump hater Chris Murphy, who hated Trump before

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Speaker 1: control of this war. The scale of attacks and the

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Speaker 1: threats of escalation are in creep are increasing rapidly. Okay,

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Speaker 1: now you know what's missing in any of the pieces

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Speaker 1: I just now mentioned, and I read them all thoroughly,

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Speaker 1: not the Washington Posts. Spent one sentence on whether Iran

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Speaker 1: if they are, If they were, what should be done

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Speaker 1: about it? Not one word. This again is NATO General

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Speaker 1: Secretary Mark rudda number thirty two.

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Speaker 4: Taking out the ballistic missile capability, taking out the nuclear

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Speaker 4: capability from Irum is crucial and exactly as the ambassadors

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Speaker 4: just set Amessador vaults we have seen with North Korea.

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Speaker 4: If he negotiates for too long, you might pass the

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Speaker 4: North Korea now has the nuclear capability. If ron would

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Speaker 4: it would be a diary threat, an existential threat to Israel,

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Speaker 4: So the President doing this is crucial and I've seen appalling,

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Speaker 1: Now, I know you can't stand this man Political Washington Post,

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Speaker 1: you aret to discuss why President Trump went to war.

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Speaker 1: He just woke up one day bedside of the bed.

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Speaker 1: He and Malani had a fight. He said, you know

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Speaker 1: This is Secretary General more right of the man you

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Speaker 1: just now heard. Quote. Let's be absolutely clear eyed to

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Speaker 1: which is posing a threat not only to the region

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Speaker 1: it is also posing a huge threat to us here

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Speaker 1: in Europe. We also know that Iran, as an exporter

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Speaker 1: talking about the regime here, not about the Iranian people.

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Speaker 1: The problem is with the regime. End of quote. Don't

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Speaker 1: I'm not sure, Larry, I'm not sure to stand your question.

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Speaker 7: Okay, he's disparaging, claiming it's all Canada's fouled, are errors polluted,

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Speaker 12: Look I think that the American people do have enough information.

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Speaker 12: But you know, if he hasn't had a news conference

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Speaker 1: But it is war.

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Speaker 12: We are waging war, and we're waging it for a reason,

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Speaker 1: Sage Wireless dot Com. Back to NATO General Secretary Mark Rudder,

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Speaker 1: I'm quoting him by degrading Iran's nuclear capability, degrading Iran's

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Speaker 1: missile capability, the fact that Harmoni is now gone. Who

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Speaker 1: is responsible for only this year thousands, potentially tens of

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Speaker 1: We've seen all that, so I think we are all

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Speaker 1: we speak. End of quote. Now, there were a bunch

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Speaker 1: of articles I read criticizing the NATO General Secretary Mark Rudder.

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Speaker 1: Why are the commenting on this, the other member NATO

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Speaker 1: country says one article I read, don't support the war.

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Speaker 1: Yet the Secretary General is out there prising Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: for starting it, which it's all about. Have they fired him?

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Speaker 1: Is he gone rogue? Is he wrong? Do you have evidence?

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Speaker 1: The Intel says something completely different, that Donald Trump is

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Speaker 1: That seems to be what you're suggesting, but you're not

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Speaker 1: saying it, and you're shocked that most Americans don't support

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Speaker 1: the war. Ask Americans, if you believe Iran is close

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Speaker 14: Ask that question, President Trump anticipate the closing of the

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Speaker 14: straighter moose? Did Trump anticipate they would still be there

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Speaker 14: after you have killed two levels of leadership? Did Trump

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Speaker 14: anticipate this? Did Trump anticipate that?

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Speaker 1: Is? Trump preventing them from getting a nuclear weapon? Ought

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Speaker 1: to be the central question in every conversation when you're

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Speaker 1: talking to your uncle, your nephew, your friends, your neighbors,

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Speaker 1: your co workers who have Trump derangement syndrome, particularly over

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Speaker 1: this war, ask them whether they believe a Ram was

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Speaker 1: close to getting a nuke. And if they didn't believe that,

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Speaker 1: why did Obama do a nuclear deal in twenty fifteen

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Speaker 1: to getting a nuclear weapon, why do we have them

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Speaker 1: sign this deal? And by the way, the terms of

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Speaker 1: if a Ran had a nuclear weapon, do you believe

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Speaker 1: they would use it? The people that chant death to America,

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Speaker 1: death to Israel to talk about the destruction of the

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Speaker 1: Western civilation, civilization that talked about the rise of the

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Speaker 1: twelfth Imam to take over the world, do you believe

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Speaker 1: people like that, if they had a nuclear weapon would

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Speaker 1: use it. People they give, as I've said many times,

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Speaker 1: plastic keys for boys as young as twelve years old

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Speaker 1: to put around their necks as they walk on foot

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Speaker 1: across mine fields during the Iran Iranian War in order

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Speaker 1: to clear the field for Ranian soldiers and tanks. Do

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Speaker 1: you believe a regime like that, if they had a

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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon, would use it. A regime that puts women

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Speaker 1: and children intensely in harm's way so they could be

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Speaker 1: bombed to create a bunch of images maligning President Trump

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Speaker 1: and Israel as quote unquote war criminals. Do you believe

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Speaker 1: a regime like that that's murdered as many as thirty

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Speaker 1: or forty thousand of their own people in cold blood, unarmed,

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Speaker 1: if they had a new clear weapon, would use it.

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Speaker 1: That's my question, and that these articles I just now

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Speaker 1: discuss this. Political doesn't even discuss this. LA Times doesn't

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Speaker 1: even discuss this. New York Times doesn't even discuss this.

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Speaker 1: As if Donald Trumps got up and said, you know what,

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Speaker 1: call the boys in I want to start a war.

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Speaker 1: Haven't had a war in a while. I ran promising no, no,

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Speaker 1: no new wars, of posing forever wars to help with that,

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Speaker 1: I think I'll start one. See if that helps me

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Speaker 1: in the midterms, See that helps me with gas prices?

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Speaker 1: Are you nuts? I'm willing to hear your argument that

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Speaker 1: the Intel didn't say they were close to getting a

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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon. I'm here to hear. I'm willing to hear

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Speaker 1: your arguments that Mark Rutter was speaking out of his hat.

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Speaker 1: But I haven't even heard that it's the war we

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Speaker 1: never should have started. Okay, why did it start? Well,

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Speaker 1: you know, Trump, the same guy that's building the ballrooms,

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Speaker 1: same guy that hired a vax denier, same guy that

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Speaker 1: that claimed twenty twenty was stolen. You know, then, why

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Speaker 1: did Obama enter into a deal with them if they

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Speaker 1: weren't close to getting a new What was the point

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Speaker 1: behind the Iran deal? Why did the deal allow inspectors

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Speaker 1: in even though the inspectors were not allowed certain places,

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Speaker 1: and even though the deal allowed them to get warnings

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Speaker 1: so they could hide stuff. Why would you have inspectors

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Speaker 1: if they weren't doing a nuclear program, nothing to inspect

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Speaker 1: This is just incredible. Watch these Sunday chat shows that

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Speaker 1: have people on these experts talking about how the wars

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Speaker 1: now a quagmire, now a stalemate, no end in sight. Okay,

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Speaker 1: I get that you feel this way. Assuming Iran had

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Speaker 1: and that capacity was near completion, what should be done.

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Speaker 1: We've tried negotiating, we tried sanctions, we tried being nice.

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Speaker 1: They repeatedly lie, they repeatedly deceive. We had this deal,

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Speaker 1: and I told you when we did the deal what

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Speaker 1: did I tell you? I said, it's a matter of when,

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Speaker 1: not if Iran breaks the deal. It broke in the

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Speaker 1: next day or two. These are the people we're dealing with.

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Speaker 1: What would happen if they had a nuclear weapon? Please

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Speaker 1: ask your Trump hating friends that question. Triple eight nine

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Speaker 1: We are sailing Newstown of coming up again. We're going

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Speaker 1: to talk to John Eastman, who represented Trump and challenging

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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election. We're going to talk to him

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Speaker 1: about the speech Trump gave last week, in which he

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Speaker 1: Trump also blasted ABC and NBC for refusing to carry

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Speaker 1: the speech, although some of the affiliates owned by Sinclair

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Speaker 1: Broadcasting did carry the speech. Also, the State Department calls

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Speaker 1: the Democrat Socialists of America, to which Thoran mom Dommi belongs,

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Speaker 1: a quote willing vector of Cuban communist influence in the

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Speaker 1: United States. End of quote. The HHS Secretary Kennedy is

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Speaker 1: suspending Medicaid payments to California Minnesota because of fraud, fraud

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Speaker 1: which he clais they're taking no action to stop. And

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Speaker 1: the president of the California Federation of Teachers said, and

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Speaker 1: I'm quoting him, we need to be in the streets

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Speaker 1: to fight back against this fascist regime. Close quote your

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Speaker 1: tax dollars at work, speaking of California. John Garamindi is

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Speaker 1: a is a Democrat. Congressman. Here's what Here's this exchange

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Speaker 1: between Secretary of War Pete Hexth and Congressman Giramindi number forty.

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Speaker 15: But if I may sure, I didn't get a chance.

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Speaker 15: I didn't see a question in the statement from the congressman.

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Speaker 15: I hope you appreciate how reckless it is when I

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Speaker 15: said reckless, feckless and defeatist of congressional Democrats at the beginning.

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Speaker 15: That came after watching you say the same thing on

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Speaker 15: CNN this morning. A quagmire. My generation served in a

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Speaker 15: quagmire in Iraq and Afghanistan, years and years of nebulous

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Speaker 15: missions in utopian nation building that led us to nothing

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Speaker 15: what we have right now. The way you stain the

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Speaker 15: troops when you tell them two months in two months

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Speaker 15: in Congressman, you should know better. Shame on you calling

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Speaker 15: this a quagmire. Two months in the effort, what they've undertaken,

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Speaker 15: what they've succeeded, the success on the battlefield that could

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Speaker 15: create strategic opportunities, the courage of a president confront and

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Speaker 15: nuclear Iran, and you call it a quagmire, handing propaganda

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Speaker 15: to our enemies. Shame on you for that statement. And

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Speaker 15: statements like that are reckless to our troops. Don't say

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Speaker 15: I support the troops on one hand, and then a

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Speaker 15: two month mission is a quagmire.

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Speaker 8: That's a false equivalation.

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Speaker 15: Who you cheering for here, who you're pulling for? Our

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Speaker 15: troops are doing incredible work. They've done incredible things for

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Speaker 15: the entirety of this mission and achieved incredible battlefield successes.

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Speaker 15: And you sit there and go on TV for your

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Speaker 15: clickbait about quagmires. It undermines the mission. Your hatred for

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Speaker 15: President Trump blind blinds you to the truth of the

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Speaker 15: success of this mission and the historic stakes that the

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Speaker 15: President is addressing, which the American people support. Iran's been

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Speaker 15: at war with US for forty seven years. You want

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Speaker 15: to talk about it forever? War for two months, this

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Speaker 15: president has stared them down. He's gonna get a better

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Speaker 15: deal than anyone ever has and ensure that Iron never

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Speaker 15: has a nuclear weapon. I know the American people support

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Speaker 15: that mission despite your loose talk and words like Quagmire.

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Speaker 16: So let's get her teed up.

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Speaker 3: You can't succeed with LT.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A G. E. Triple

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Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel, and if you men,

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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk to John Eastman about President Trump's speech

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Speaker 1: carry the speech. CNN didn't carry it either. Bs NOW

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Speaker 1: carried it in part, but they fact checked it along

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Speaker 1: for network time during wartime, and it's not granted.

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Speaker 17: Now.

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Speaker 1: The speech was billed as having to do with election integrity,

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Speaker 1: not Iran, but Trump has been known to go off script.

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Speaker 1: The possibility that President Trump was going to say something

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Speaker 1: about the Iran war, in my opinion, was quite high,

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Speaker 1: for that reason alone, the network should have run it.

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Speaker 1: And as James Carville said, all Trump was going to

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Speaker 1: do was lie, so the network should have run it.

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Speaker 1: See how the president lied. I would put it somewhat differently.

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Speaker 1: I would leave it to the intelligence of the American

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Speaker 1: people to determine whether or not the president was peddling lies.

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Speaker 1: But the executives running these networks and the cable channel

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Speaker 1: CNN made a different editorial decision, didn't they. We're talking

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Speaker 1: last hour about articles drearily outlining the state of the

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Speaker 1: war against Iran, Time Magazine, LA Times, New York Times,

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Speaker 1: Washington Post, Political all quoting experts using words like stalemate,

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Speaker 1: like quagmire. And again, not one of those articles, not

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Speaker 1: one asked any of these experts do you believe that

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Speaker 1: Iran's close to getting a nuclear weapon? And mister expert,

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Speaker 1: if you do, what, if anything, would you have done

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Speaker 1: about it? Is there any other country that had the

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Speaker 1: ability and the will to have done something about it

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Speaker 1: other than the United States? I mean, don't you think

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Speaker 1: these are legitimate questions to ask these experts who proceed

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Speaker 1: to talk about how badly the war's going three or

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Speaker 1: four months into it. As hex has said, we've lost

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Speaker 1: seventeen people. Anything above zero, it's tragic, but seventeen versus

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Speaker 1: an estimated six thousand dead Iranians. Navy at the bottom

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Speaker 1: of the ocean, Air Force gone, two levels of leaders killed.

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Speaker 1: The capacity for Iran to support its proxies has been

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Speaker 1: diminished substantially. The nuclear program set back. How far back,

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Speaker 1: we don't know, but certainly set back. It seemed to

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Speaker 1: me these things are relevant, and it seems to me

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Speaker 1: the American people need to have an understand ending of

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Speaker 1: how close it i Ran was getting a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 1: and whether the General Secretary of NATO, Mark Rutta, who

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Speaker 1: says they were close to getting a nuclear weapon, whether

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Speaker 1: he was right, and if so, that's the question you

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Speaker 1: should be asking the American people. Assume Iran was close

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Speaker 1: to getting a nuclear weapon, do you think it was

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Speaker 1: appropriate for President Trump to take a military action to

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Speaker 1: stop it? That should be the question asked and answered.

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Speaker 1: But it isn't. I mentioned representative him in this. He

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Speaker 1: also added this Florida Republican fifty.

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Speaker 13: Three Florida call uson, call us him out, Collins.

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Speaker 18: Then are we looking for a straight outright military victory

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Speaker 18: over Iran?

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Speaker 10: Now?

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Speaker 12: I don't think we are unless we are committed to

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Speaker 12: put boots on the ground, and don't think we're going

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Speaker 12: to do that. I think it has to be in

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Speaker 12: all of the above kind of approach. You try to

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Speaker 12: strangle them economically by keeping the blockade so that they

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Speaker 12: can't get any funds and they can't sell their oil.

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Speaker 12: And then you also try to degrade their military capability,

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Speaker 12: their ability to control the straits of our moves, their

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Speaker 12: ability to attack our neighbors and also ourselves. And again

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Speaker 12: my hearts goes out to the two maybe three service

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Speaker 12: servicemen and women that were killed. And then you continue

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Speaker 12: to degrade the ability of the r RGC to oppress

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Speaker 12: its own people. And then you continue to do that

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Speaker 12: even when they asked to go back to the table

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Speaker 12: and ask for cease fire. Says we'll come back to

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Speaker 12: the table with you, but this is not going to

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Speaker 12: stop until you sign on the dotted line and we

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Speaker 12: have something which is enforceable and verifiable. And I think

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Speaker 12: that the President has learned this lesson about giving them

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Speaker 12: any kind of reprieve. They're just going to take advantage

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Speaker 12: of it. We need to keep the pressure on until

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Speaker 12: they come to the table. And agree to uh, to

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Speaker 12: our conditions.

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Speaker 1: It's gonna take a lot of time, isn't it.

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Speaker 12: Look it's this is not going to be something which

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Speaker 12: is you know tomorrow. I mean, yeah, it will take time.

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Speaker 12: You continue to suppress their ability to uh to generate

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Speaker 12: any offensive power. Uh, you degrade, you destroy their factories,

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Speaker 12: and you continue to you know, wind them down in

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Speaker 12: a way that that puts the least amount of you know,

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Speaker 12: puts our servicemen and women in the least amount of danger.

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Speaker 12: And that's with the air campaign. So the air campaign,

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Speaker 12: and you continue with the naval blockade, and you do

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Speaker 12: and you know what, if you want to add Iran

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Speaker 12: sactions to the to the Russian sanctions bill, I'm I'm

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Speaker 12: all in, uh, maximum pressure all the time and uh

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Speaker 12: and then let's see what either finally will come to

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Speaker 12: the table and finally come to their senses.

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Speaker 1: Ben Rhodes is the Deputy National Security Advisor under Obama.

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Speaker 1: He's the one that negotiated the Iran deal. And he's

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Speaker 1: already saying that we've lost number forty eight.

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Speaker 19: And Trump couldn't even get something approximating the JCPA when

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Speaker 19: he was trying to do that with his MoU in

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Speaker 19: part because the Runians didn't trust him because he's been bombed.

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Speaker 19: They've been bombed multiple times, and they've been engaged in negotiations.

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Speaker 19: Trump wants the appearance of a military victory that he's

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Speaker 19: not going to get because the reality is, strategically in

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Speaker 19: the United States has already lost The r Any regime

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Speaker 19: is in place, they've demonstrated their capacity to shut the

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Speaker 19: straight up hor moves, and the nuclear fuel that they

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Speaker 19: have is not something you could bomb from the air. So,

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Speaker 19: as General Horling said, if you actually want to go

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Speaker 19: in and bolt by bolt dismantled DOT program and seese

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Speaker 19: that fuel, you're going to need a massive military force.

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Speaker 19: And I don't think Americans are ready to sign up for.

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Speaker 1: It, which raises the question under your deal, were they

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Speaker 1: cheating under your deal? If it required all of this

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Speaker 1: in order to enforce the deal. What happens if Iran

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Speaker 1: gets a nuclear weapon, which your deal allowed him to

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Speaker 1: get in about ten or fifteen years time. That should

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Speaker 1: have been the question that would ask, but it wasn't.

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Speaker 1: President Trump, in a speech on election integrity, said this

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Speaker 1: number sixty one.

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Speaker 20: Documents cover five major areas of concern. First, they show

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Speaker 20: that over a period of years, starting during the twenty

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Speaker 20: twenty election cycle, the People's Republic of China carried out

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Speaker 20: what is believed to be the largest compromise of election

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Speaker 20: data in history, resulting in China's illicit acquisition of two

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Speaker 20: hundred and twenty million.

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Speaker 10: US voter files.

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Speaker 20: That information includes names, addresses, phone numbers, political party preferences,

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Speaker 20: and other sensitive data that would be needed to register

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Speaker 20: to vote and engage in other nefarious activities, which is

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Speaker 20: exactly what was happening. This data loss presents an unprecedented

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Speaker 20: election security nightmare. The intelligence even shows that China has

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Speaker 20: signed a data exploitation unit specifically to this new project.

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Speaker 1: About the unwillingness of networks to air his speech, he

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Speaker 20: In a rare move, NBC and ABC fake News have

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Speaker 20: both said that they would not cover this speech they

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Speaker 20: knew what it was about because of the fact that

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Speaker 20: they don't like the topic, because they know how corrupt

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Speaker 20: our system is and they don't want to reveal it.

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Speaker 20: They and others in the media part of a plot.

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Speaker 20: They want to continue this fraud for whatever reason.

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Speaker 1: They want to keep it going.

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Speaker 20: They want to protect the radical left. They can't have

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Speaker 20: a great country, and that's true. You can't have a

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Speaker 20: great country without free and fair elections. Fraud like this

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Speaker 20: should mean a revocation of their licenses. They use our

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Speaker 20: public multi billion dollars in value airways for absolutely no money.

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Speaker 1: They pay nothing.

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Speaker 20: So all we want is honesty in our elections and

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Speaker 20: honesty in reporting they paid nothing for a multi billion

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Speaker 20: dollar assets. Great damage has been done to our country.

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Speaker 20: Our elections were left vulnerable to being rigged and stolen,

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Speaker 20: and the trust of the American people was lost.

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Speaker 1: We're going to talk to John Eastman, who President Trump

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Speaker 1: are sale on the NewsChannel. That, of course is Stephen Miller,

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Speaker 1: dean and Chapman a dean and professor at Chapman University

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Speaker 1: School of Law. Please welcome back to the program, doctor

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Speaker 1: John Eastman.

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Speaker 8: John, I kind of just Larry, it's always a pleasure

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Speaker 8: to be.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we have a little delay.

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Speaker 8: It's gonna say, it's always a pleasure to be on

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Speaker 8: your show.

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Speaker 1: Well, thank you. We have a little delay a few

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Speaker 1: Justice Clarence Thomas. But hasn't he proven, in your opinion opinion,

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Speaker 22: Well, not only that, but you know, I mean up

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Speaker 22: there with the greatest justices in our history, John Marshall.

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Speaker 22: In fact, I think a case can be made that

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Speaker 22: his restoration of our original Constitution probably places him as

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Speaker 22: the greatest justice. And he's certainly now second most longest

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Speaker 22: serving and many of his dissenting opinions in his early

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Speaker 22: years have laid down markers on how to chart a

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Speaker 22: path toward back to our constitution and what it originally meant,

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Speaker 22: and many of those dissenting opinions have become majority opinions.

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Speaker 1: Now, well I have you, John. Let me ask you

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Speaker 1: about the decision on birthright citizenship. Did you anticipate it

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Speaker 1: would be six three or five four, depending upon how

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Speaker 1: you want to characterize it? And do you think that

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump or a future president can do something about this.

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Speaker 1: We're going to get a different connection because that one

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Speaker 1: has now dropped off. John is in New Mexico, so

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Speaker 1: we're having some difficulty with his connection. But stick around

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Speaker 1: for that. Okay, I think I've got you back now.

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Speaker 8: John, Okay, very good. Yeah, I was still on on

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Speaker 8: my ends. I don't know what happened, but yeah.

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Speaker 22: No, I was delighted it was five to four on

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Speaker 22: the key constitutional question, and I published an article an

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Speaker 22: American Mind pointing out that Chief Justice Roberts thorough and

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Speaker 22: scholarly opinion in the majority missed, somehow missed the Declaration

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Speaker 22: of Independence. He starts in sixteen oh eight in Westminster, England,

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Speaker 22: instead of seventeen seventy six in Philadelphia, and he traces

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Speaker 22: the history of the English common law, rule of law

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Speaker 22: of the soil and perpetual allegiance to the king, and

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Speaker 22: doesn't recognize that the closing paragraph the Declaration of Independence

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Speaker 22: explicitly repudiated that feudal doctrine and from that eraror everything

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Speaker 22: else followed. But I was delighted to see that Solicitor

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Speaker 22: General John Sower and the and the work they did

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Speaker 22: and are amekus Brief and a lot of others were

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Speaker 22: picking up and recognized as correct by by four members

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Speaker 22: of the Court. And I think the blowback against the

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Speaker 22: majority decision is gonna is gonna, uh really fundamentally.

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Speaker 8: Alter how we think about this question.

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Speaker 22: I think Congress is what you're looking at, weighing in

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Speaker 22: urging the Court to reconsider its decision.

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Speaker 21: Uh.

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Speaker 22: And you know, the discussion about birthright citizenship is so

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Speaker 22: dramatically shifted as a result of the President's executive order

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Speaker 22: in this case that I think a lot of people

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Speaker 22: are awake now to what was originally intended.

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Speaker 1: The other day, I went over the NATO countries that

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Speaker 1: have the kind of birthright citizenship that we have. H

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Speaker 1: I think Canada, and that's it that's it. Nobody else

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Speaker 1: does this.

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Speaker 22: Yep, even England no longer does it because they recognized, well,

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Speaker 22: they did two things. They recognize how foolish it is

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Speaker 22: in a world and where trans transportation to new countries

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Speaker 22: is very easy. But also increasingly people have recognized that

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Speaker 22: divine right of kings is not the model perpetual subject ship.

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Speaker 22: That was an old medieval doctrine and we've gotten rid

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Speaker 22: of that, and our declaration of Independence led the way

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Speaker 22: governments are based on the consent of the people who

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Speaker 22: are to be governed, not because of some accidental birth

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Speaker 22: on some lords leeds.

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Speaker 8: It leads lord.

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Speaker 22: Soil, and I think everybody in the world has recognized that,

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Speaker 22: and like I say, it was our declaration and independence

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Speaker 22: that led the way.

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Speaker 1: We have just a couple of minutes left in this segment. John,

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Speaker 1: bring us up to date on the status of your

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Speaker 1: bar license. As you know, you were disbarred for having

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Speaker 1: the temerity to represent Donald Trump and to make arguments

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Speaker 1: about various states, including Wisconsin and Michigan and Georgia and Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 1: and for that reason you lost your law license. What's

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Speaker 1: the status of that.

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Speaker 22: Well, Jay Sekalo and his nonprofit group, the American Center

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Speaker 22: for Law and Justice, have agreed to represent me in

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Speaker 22: the Supreme Court of the United States. You know, I'm

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Speaker 22: affirm adhering of the view that a lawyer who represents

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Speaker 22: himself as a fool for a client.

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Speaker 8: So I'm glad that they came on board to represent me.

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Speaker 22: Uh And we will be filing our petition for review

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Speaker 22: with the Supreme Court the United States. It's due on

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Speaker 22: September eleventh, coincidentally, and we will we will make the

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Speaker 22: very strong First Amendment violations argument that occurred with that

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Speaker 22: Dispartment recommendation. So hopefully the Supreme Court will take interest

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Speaker 22: in the case and take it up and and and

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Speaker 22: you know, send a warning shot across the bow of

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Speaker 22: all these bar disciplinary parties that are targeting their political

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Speaker 22: opponents with this weaponization of the bar discipline process.

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Speaker 1: How much John, have you and others spent on your

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Speaker 1: defending your law license so far?

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Speaker 22: I've with the California Bar but the other eighteen actions

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Speaker 22: that I've been involved with, including criminal actions in d C,

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Speaker 22: Georgia and Arizona, a bunch of over two point two

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Speaker 22: million dollars. And I've had a very healthy support on

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Speaker 22: my GIF sen goo Legal Defense fund site we've raised

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Speaker 22: we just cleared the million dollar mark last week. But

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Speaker 22: you know, and this is part of the goal. The

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Speaker 22: part of the goal is to try and bankrupt anybody

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Speaker 22: that would dare challenge the you know, the media narrative,

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Speaker 22: the leftist talking points. And you know, they picked the

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Speaker 22: wrong guy in me because I don't back down from

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Speaker 22: a fight like this. You know, costly as it is,

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Speaker 22: but it's important. If we no longer have people able

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Speaker 22: to take issues on both sides and represent clients that

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Speaker 22: you know the left doesn't like, will have destroyed the

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Speaker 22: rule of law, the adversarial system of justice, and ultimately,

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Speaker 22: you know, our country itself. And so it's a fight

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Speaker 22: worth having.

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Speaker 1: We come back, John, we're going to talk about your

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Speaker 1: reaction to the president's speech about election integrity. I know

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Speaker 1: that in your speech you made a lot of arguments

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Speaker 1: about various shenanigans and states. You didn't mention any interference

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Speaker 1: I don't think about China. So we'll talk about that

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Speaker 1: when we come back. Triple eight ninety seventy one seven

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Speaker 1: two four to three. Doctor John Eastman, Larryolder, don't believe.

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Speaker 23: Town Triple eight ninety seven one Sage Triple eight ninety

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Speaker 23: seven one seven two four to three.

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Speaker 1: I'm Larry Yolda. We are Sailing news channel. My guess

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Speaker 1: is doctor John Eastman, who represented Trump in challenging the

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty election. John just wrote this article quote. Whether

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Speaker 1: one ultimately agrees with every conclusion President Trump drew is

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Speaker 1: almost beside the point. The question is whether newly declassified intelligence,

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Speaker 1: investigative records, and technical assessments deserve serious examination or instantaneous dismissal.

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Speaker 1: Apparently much of the press has chosen the latter. John

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Speaker 1: talk to us about whether or not this speech deserved

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Speaker 1: greater scrutiny and analysis than it got.

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Speaker 8: It, did you know?

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Speaker 22: And unfortunately the major news networks all decided that Trump

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Speaker 22: was just gonna repeat claims that the election had been

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Speaker 22: stolen from him, and so there wasn't anything worth listening

989
01:01:21,440 --> 01:01:24,720
Speaker 22: to or worth broadcasting to the American people. But in

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Speaker 22: fact President Trump's speech was decidedly different than that it

991
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Speaker 22: had the receipts it documented by declassifying critical information what

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Speaker 22: had gone on that the Chinese had acquired illegally by

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Speaker 22: hacking the full voter record files of two hundred and

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Speaker 22: twenty million American citizens. Now this is not the voter

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Speaker 22: records that any political campaign can get from their Secretary's

996
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Speaker 22: of State so they can send mailings or track their supporters.

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Speaker 22: This had solid security numbers. It had private phone numbers

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Speaker 22: that had all sorts of information what we call PII

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Speaker 22: per personal identifying information that is not disclosable to the public.

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Speaker 8: The Chinese had that.

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Speaker 22: Now you have to ask why would they go to

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Speaker 22: such an effort to compile that information. Well, one hint

1003
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Speaker 22: is that you know that we now know that documents

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Speaker 22: twenty thousand fake driver's licenses made in China were captured

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Speaker 22: at the port of entry at OHAA Airport in Chicago,

1006
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Speaker 22: and those fake driver's licenses could be used to register.

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Speaker 8: People to vote and then to vote. And how would

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Speaker 8: you go about doing that.

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Speaker 22: Well, the Chinese had the full database of everybody that

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Speaker 22: was already registered, and then they registered new people. It

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01:02:39,680 --> 01:02:43,040
Speaker 22: seems pretty obvious that that was its intent. The second

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Speaker 22: bit of information that the President released was the security

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Speaker 22: vulnerabilities long known by our intelligence communities of our election infrastructure,

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Speaker 22: information that was deliberately withheld from the President in his

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Speaker 22: daily intelligence briefing back at the time. The third thing

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Speaker 22: that we knew know was that there was an industrial

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Speaker 22: sized effort to fraudulently register people to be on the

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Speaker 22: voter rolls. Now, why would you go to the effort

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Speaker 22: to do that if you didn't intend to use them

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Speaker 22: to try and have an impact on the outcome of

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Speaker 22: the election. So President Trump's speech did not connect the

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Speaker 22: dot to the actual impact. That's going to be for

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Speaker 22: the investigation to find out. But we now have the

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Speaker 22: actual receipts that that occurred. And then most troubling at

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Speaker 22: all to me, and why the press really should have

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Speaker 22: been all over this, you know, and also why they

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Speaker 22: are working over time to try and hide it, is

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Speaker 22: that the Biden carryover and intelligence communities themselves deliberately withheld

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Speaker 22: not just from the President but from the American people

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Speaker 22: all of this information. The Biden administration justice departments slow

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Speaker 22: walk criminal prosecutions so that statutes' limitations would expire before

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Speaker 22: the people that did these things could be held ply

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Speaker 22: liable for them. And and this is this is an

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Speaker 22: extraordinary abuse of power by the Biden administration that the

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Speaker 22: President documented. But it's all contrary to the narrative that

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Speaker 22: the main the major press that I call them the

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Speaker 22: legacy press or the dinosaur press, because they're far from

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Speaker 22: mainstream that you know, that the narrative that they began

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Speaker 22: adopting and pushing out within a few days of the election,

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Speaker 22: despite all of the evidence, all of the illegality, all

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Speaker 22: of the concerns about potential fraud that we all saw

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Speaker 22: with our own eyes, and they were just.

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Speaker 8: Hammering, hammering and hammering.

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Speaker 22: The point that this was the freest and fair election

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Speaker 22: in our history, a laughably false narrative given credence only

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Speaker 22: because it's been repeated so often by the institutions that

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Speaker 22: control their mouthpieces.

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Speaker 1: John, why is the president just now making this stuff known?

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Speaker 1: Why is he just now talking about this publicly?

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Speaker 8: Well, you know, there was a Weaponization Task Force.

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Speaker 22: There was a lot of internal opposition, uh in the

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Speaker 22: rank and files and FBI and the Department of Justice

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Speaker 22: to come out.

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Speaker 8: It took a while for.

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Speaker 22: People to get up the speed to put the team

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Speaker 22: in in charge of actually looking at this stuff and

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Speaker 22: recommending what can be disclassified or not. You know, the

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Speaker 22: Weaponization Task Force didn't get charged up immediately and ran

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Speaker 22: into all sorts of brick walls.

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Speaker 8: I mean, the deep state is.

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Speaker 22: A real thing, and They've got a lot of ways

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Speaker 22: to try and block you out, and so I think

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Speaker 22: it just took a while to figure out how to

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Speaker 22: break down those barriers, uh and get.

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Speaker 8: This stuff to classify.

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Speaker 22: But you also don't want to just declassify everything all

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Speaker 22: at once. You don't want to give our enemies insight

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Speaker 22: into our intelligence gathering capability.

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Speaker 8: So you've got to be somewhat.

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Speaker 22: Circumspentent circumspect and how to go about this, and that

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Speaker 22: takes time. And it also takes time to not make

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Speaker 22: any mistakes and you know, missteps in it, because one

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Speaker 22: little misstep would then discredit you know, if you do

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Speaker 22: one misstep, you know, one.

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Speaker 1: Person, what you say, whether any heads will roll, don't

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Speaker 1: go away. John Triple Late Night seven one, Sage Triple

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Speaker 1: eight Nights seven, one, seven, two, four to three, Larry

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Speaker 1: Olga seven News Channel. In the last few minutes with

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Speaker 1: doctor John Eastman, who represented President Donald Trump in challenging

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Speaker 1: various states over the twenty twenty election, he wrote a

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Speaker 1: piece called the media protecting its election narrative, referring to

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Speaker 1: the speech that Donald Trump gave last week on Thursday, John,

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Speaker 1: you talked about these deep state actors. Can you name names.

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Speaker 1: Are any of these people going to be charged with crimes?

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Speaker 8: Well, you know, I don't know.

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Speaker 22: The President Trump made some very specific allegations. For example,

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Speaker 22: the information about Crossfire hurricane that was squirreled away in

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Speaker 22: burn bags and hidden in a back room over at

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Speaker 22: the Department of Justice. The people that were responsible for

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Speaker 22: that concealing concealing documents like that is a twenty year felony,

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Speaker 22: and so whoever did that I think can be charged

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Speaker 22: under that statute. My guess is those are lower level people,

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Speaker 22: and twenty year felonies tend to get people singing to

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Speaker 22: let folks know who.

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Speaker 8: The higher ups were that we're ordering it. The other

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Speaker 8: thing he.

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Speaker 22: Exposed was this industrial sized fraudulent voter registration efforts and

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Speaker 22: a number of states. Now the statute limitations on the

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Speaker 22: individuals involved in that has expired, But the effort to

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Speaker 22: conceal that and to slow walk the criminal prosecutions looks

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Speaker 22: to me like a criminal conspiracy, and that opens the

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Speaker 22: door and resets the clock on criminal charges. So I

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Speaker 22: think we're going to see some evidence there as well,

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Speaker 22: and then we'll find out whether they how they closed

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Speaker 22: a loop on who to prosecute for the illegal hacking

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Speaker 22: by that gave two hundred twenty million voter files to

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Speaker 22: the Chinese. So, you know, both on the Chinese side

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Speaker 22: the agents here in the United States, and they're collaborators

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Speaker 22: here in the United States, I think should be very

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Speaker 22: nervous about criminal indictments on that front as well.

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Speaker 1: What will the President do about China and about its

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Speaker 1: election interference.

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Speaker 22: Well, you know, I think it's going to be a

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Speaker 22: very interesting conversation that he has a decent bang about

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Speaker 22: what's going on, and I think he's going to make

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Speaker 22: very clear that we're not going to tolerate this and

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Speaker 22: if any of their agents, their diplomats or others are

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Speaker 22: involved in that effort in the United States, that they

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Speaker 22: will be subject to criminal prosecution, just like American citizens

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Speaker 22: would be. So I think the President is bound and

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Speaker 22: determined to get very aggressive on pursuing criminal charges against

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Speaker 22: the people that are perpetuating these frauds on the American people.

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Speaker 1: It must be pretty frustrating for you, John, that at

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Speaker 1: least half the country believe that Donald Trump is just

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Speaker 1: full of it regarding his assertion that there were shenanigans, irregularities,

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Speaker 1: illegalities in the twenty twenty election must drive you crazy.

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Speaker 8: It does.

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Speaker 22: I mean, it's just like no amount of evidence convinces

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Speaker 22: people that, you know, there's nothing to see here.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 22: It's it's that old movie you with with the actor

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Speaker 22: standing in front of you know, just a conflagration and

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Speaker 22: fires going behind him. Nothing to see here, everything's fine.

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Speaker 22: I mean, no matter what kind of evidence you come

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Speaker 22: up with. In Georgia, for example, we've now got evidence,

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Speaker 22: direct evidence that ballots were scanned and counted multiple times.

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Speaker 22: We've got direct evidence from a case and discovery that

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Speaker 22: occurred there, and everybody acts like it didn't exist.

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Speaker 14: You know.

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Speaker 22: It's just, you know, we're to the point now where

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Speaker 22: truth doesn't matter. The narrative that matters, and whoever can

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Speaker 22: get their narrative to stick, no matter how divorced from

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Speaker 22: the facts it is, will prevail. And you know, I'm

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Speaker 22: still a firm believer that truth will prevail. We just

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Speaker 22: got to keep insisting on it and keep repeating it,

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Speaker 22: and keep coming with the receipts to show people what's there.

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Speaker 22: And increasingly people are coming to the realization that in fact,

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Speaker 22: President Trump doesn't speak out of both sides of it

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Speaker 22: his mouth when he says something, he usually has good

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Speaker 22: evidence to back it up.

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Speaker 1: John, Let's just talk about one example that you've given us,

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Speaker 1: and that's Wisconsin nursing homes where normally about twenty five

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Speaker 1: percent or so of the people vote, and this last election,

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty ninety percent or so, including people in memory wings,

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Speaker 1: were voting. What is that all about.

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Speaker 22: Well, and many of the ballots were filled out in

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Speaker 22: the same handwriting, So that was a connection between illegality

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Speaker 22: and then outright fraud. The illegality opened the door to

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Speaker 22: the fraud, and then people walk through that door. The

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Speaker 22: illegality was a Secretary of State ordering the statutorily required

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Speaker 22: bipartisan teams to go into nursing homes to.

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Speaker 8: Prevent them from going in.

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Speaker 22: And then that left for a free for all that

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Speaker 22: encouraged fraud, and some people took advantage of it. And

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Speaker 22: you know, when you go from twenty five percent turnout

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Speaker 22: to nearly one hundred percent turnout in nursing homes, something

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Speaker 22: is And when all a lot of the ballots are

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Speaker 22: in the same handwriting, something is criminal. And you know,

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Speaker 22: and yet nothing's been done about it. Well, this Department

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Speaker 22: of Justice took a little to get off and running.

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Speaker 22: But you got a guy named Joe Degeneva that is

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Speaker 22: in charge of the overall conspiracy investigation and presenting to

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Speaker 22: grand juries. And like I said before, I think we're

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Speaker 22: going to start seeing some indictments on this stuff.

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Speaker 1: And John, as you know, the narrative is that President

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Speaker 1: Trump lost all of his lawsuits. He lost most of

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Speaker 1: them on procedural grounds, including the one in wiscontent was

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Speaker 1: a four to three decision, and there was content. Supreme

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Speaker 1: Court Justice I wrote a dissent and when she said,

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Speaker 1: we should have taken this case up on the merits.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 22: No, we had cases that were dismissed before the election

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Speaker 22: because they hadn't actually violated the law yet they had

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Speaker 22: only issued guidances to violate the law, and that was dismissed.

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Speaker 8: Is not ripe.

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Speaker 22: And then when they did violate the law on election

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Speaker 22: day and the suit was refiled, the court dismissed it

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Speaker 22: on a doctrine called latches, which is you can't wait until.

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Speaker 8: Your guy lose this and then bring the suit. You

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Speaker 8: should have brought it months before. I mean, it was.

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Speaker 22: It was the most egregious punting of taking up these

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Speaker 22: cases I'd ever seen in the judiciary in my whole career,

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Speaker 22: and yet that's what it was. The notion that we

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Speaker 22: that Trump lost sixty five cases on the merits is

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Speaker 22: just flat out false, and yet it's part of the narrative.

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Speaker 22: One of the big groups bringing the bar disciplinary proceedings

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Speaker 22: is called the sixty five Project. Its very name is

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Speaker 22: a propaganda tool to pick up on the claim that

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Speaker 22: sixty five cases all went against Trump. It's it's just

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Speaker 22: completely false. As you point out, most of these were

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Speaker 22: procedural rejection, some of them correct, some of them correct.

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Speaker 22: Individual voters don't have standing to bring those suits, but

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Speaker 22: the candidates do. And when the candidates were held not

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Speaker 22: to have standing, that was just an egregiously error.

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Speaker 8: And yet that's what we were dealing with.

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Speaker 1: But John, we only have about forty five seconds left

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Speaker 1: regarding your bar license. What's the next big thing that's

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Speaker 1: supposed to happen?

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Speaker 22: September eleventh, our cert petition in the Supreme Court in

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Speaker 22: the United States will be filed. Jay Sekalo and the

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Speaker 22: American Center for Law and Justice are leading the charge

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Speaker 22: on that. But we've got a lot of other people

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Speaker 22: that I think will be weighing in with friends of

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Speaker 22: the court.

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Speaker 8: Briefs are urging the court to.

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Speaker 22: Take my case and put a lid back on this

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Speaker 22: weaponization of the bar process.

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Speaker 1: So that'll be nine to eleven. Doctor Johnny, this man,

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Speaker 1: thank you very much for coming on. We appreciate it.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, Larry, take care.

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Speaker 1: You got it. Wow. Now, thousands of places on the

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Speaker 1: Internet have a file with your name on it, your

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Speaker 1: home address, your sale number, your email address, there's more,

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Speaker 1: your medical conditions, age, how you vote, your kids' names.

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Speaker 1: You can't read that file, but anyone with a credit

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Speaker 1: card can buy it. That file is the product of

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Speaker 1: a multi billion dollar industry called data brokers. Your file

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Speaker 1: is collected, packaged, and sold legally. Every scam call, every

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Speaker 1: phishing text that knows too much about you, well, somebody

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Speaker 1: paid for your file. Last year, Americans lost a record

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Speaker 1: twenty billion dollars plus. Defraud scammers didn't get lucky, they

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Speaker 1: got prepared. I did something about my file. I use

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Speaker 1: in Cogny. In cognitiges broker by broker and forces each

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Speaker 1: one to delete your file. That opt out forms a

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Speaker 1: bury and Cogni finds them. And when your data tries

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Speaker 1: to creep back and Cogni wipes it again. Go to

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Speaker 1: Take your private life off the market in cogni dot

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Speaker 16: Oh, get away, get away, get away from me.

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Speaker 1: You can triple E seven one s A g E

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Speaker 1: triple eight ninety seven one seven two four three. I

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Speaker 1: am Larry Elder. We are Salem the News Channel. Will

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Speaker 1: you hear about the National Education Association meeting that was

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Speaker 1: held in Denver? And will you hear what the vice

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Speaker 1: president of the American Federation of Teachers, who's also the

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Speaker 1: president of the California Federation of Teachers has said. The

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Speaker 1: mission of teachers is stick around for all of that.

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Speaker 1: And the Secretary of HHS says he's cutting off Medicaid

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Speaker 1: payments to California and Minnesota because of fraud and those

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Speaker 1: states unwillingness to do something about it. All of that

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Speaker 1: and more. Now, quick word about our friends at the

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Speaker 1: non profit Christian relief agency Food for the Poor. As

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Speaker 1: you know, we're raising money for the victims of the

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Speaker 1: powerful earthquakes took place in Venezuela with Food for the

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Speaker 1: Poor also serves seventeen countries in our western hemisphere, many

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Speaker 1: of which have children living in absolute poverty that we

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Speaker 1: could not even imagine. Around thirty percent, for example, of

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Speaker 1: Haitians live in what's been described as extreme poverty, with

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Speaker 1: about half the population living at a somewhat higher poverty

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Speaker 1: threshold than that. You can help by going to my

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Speaker 1: at the very top are you can text my name

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Speaker 1: Elder to five one five five five. Texts my name

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Speaker 1: starvation is all too real, and the price of any

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Speaker 1: available food is skyrocketing. Many families survive on the equivalent

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Speaker 1: of less than two dollars a day, and more often

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Speaker 1: than not, Food for the Poor is finding that parents

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Speaker 1: and grandparents are losing the battle to feed their children.

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Speaker 5: We have been to holmes where all the child is

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Speaker 5: crying for is a.

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Speaker 6: Tortilla Mi tortiita, Mammy, me tortihita, and the mother does

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Speaker 6: not have it when they hear those christs from hunger,

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Speaker 6: that must break their hearts to say to them, we

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Speaker 6: cannot feed you now, maybe tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Cannot feed you now, maybe tomorrow. Or as at Haitian

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Speaker 1: kids said, when his siblings were eating, he wasn't. It's

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Speaker 1: not my day to eat. Larryelder dot com give food

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Speaker 1: banner at the top. Text Elder to five one five

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Speaker 1: one eight four six seven three. That's eight five five

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Speaker 1: nine one eight four six seven three Coming up. As

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Speaker 1: I mentioned, Secretary of HHS Robert Kennedy Junior is suspending

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Speaker 1: Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over fraud and the

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Speaker 1: lack of action taken by these dates to deal with

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Speaker 1: that fraud. President California Federation of Teachers quote, we need

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Speaker 1: to be in the streets to fight back against this

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Speaker 1: fascist regime. I suspect he's referring to President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: All of this and more. I'm Larry Older way, so

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Speaker 1: let's get her teed up.

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Speaker 3: Too. You can't succeed with olt.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A g E triple

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Speaker 1: eight nine seven one seven two four to three. I

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Speaker 1: am Larry Eilder. We are Salem News Channel. His name

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Speaker 1: is Jeffrey free Atas. He's the vice president of the

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Speaker 1: American Federation of Teachers and he's president of the California

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Speaker 1: Federation of Teachers. They had a conference. Here is what

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Speaker 1: he said, number thirty seven.

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Speaker 24: To fight back against this fascist regime. We need to

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Speaker 24: be in the streets, wisely using our wallets, battling in

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Speaker 24: the courts, and winning at the ballot box, the center

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Speaker 24: of our democracy.

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Speaker 1: We need to be in the streets to fight back

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Speaker 1: against this fascist regime. Did I mentioned he's president of

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Speaker 1: the California Federation of Teachers. Let me ask a weird question.

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Speaker 1: What does this have to do with reading, writing, computing?

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Speaker 1: And if you've seen the scores, the kids in California

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Speaker 1: are getting to fight back against this fascist regime. We

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Speaker 1: need to be in the streets using our wallets, battling

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Speaker 1: in the courts, and winning at the balanced box, the

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Speaker 1: center of our democracy. Earlier in Denver, the National Education Association,

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Speaker 1: country's largest union, American Federation of Teachers is the second

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Speaker 1: largest union. Their Teachers' union elect is named Princess Moss.

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Speaker 1: The outgoing president, Becky Pringle, is turned out Princess Moss.

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Speaker 1: The union elect president said teachers must I'm quoting her, organize, organize, organize,

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Speaker 1: end of quote. And she trashed the new national tax

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Speaker 1: Credit scholarship program, which is set to go into effect

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Speaker 1: next year. She attacked the program championed by the Trump administration, saying,

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Speaker 1: and I'm quoting her. First of all, it's important our

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Speaker 1: members understand what's happening. I don't know if they know

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Speaker 1: where there is an intentional plan to destroy public education.

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Speaker 1: And if public education is destroyed, then we have a

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Speaker 1: population whose critical thinking skills are diminished, and it's easier

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Speaker 1: for an authoritarian government to have influence. End of quote.

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Speaker 1: She said, the National Education Association quote can be and

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Speaker 1: must be the most powerful force in America. Close quote.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of leadership, the president of the United Teachers of

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Speaker 1: Los Angeles, the largest teachers union in Los Angeles, was

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Speaker 1: elected to serve on the National Education Association Executive Committee.

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Speaker 1: This is a woman who during the COVID nineteen shutdown,

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Speaker 1: said and unputting. There is no such thing as learning laws.

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Speaker 1: Our kids didn't lose anything. It's okay that our babies

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Speaker 1: may not have learned all their timetables. They learn resilience,

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Speaker 1: they learned survival, they learned critical thinking skills. They know

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Speaker 1: the difference between a riot and a protest. They know

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Speaker 1: the words insurrection and coup. She even said this notion

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Speaker 1: of learning loss is a hoax marketed by quote shadowy

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Speaker 1: purveyors of clinical and classroom assessments close quote whatever that means.

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Speaker 1: Then there was at this convention a bunch of items

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Speaker 1: that are of concern called new business items. New Business

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Speaker 1: Item number ten said, the Union will quote call for

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Speaker 1: the impeachment, conviction, and removal of Donald Trump. Again. What

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Speaker 1: this has to do with teaching kids how to read, writing,

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Speaker 1: computers beyond me? But what do I know? The NEA

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Speaker 1: is also going to call for a national mark in

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Speaker 1: DC to remove Trump before the November twenty twenty six

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Speaker 1: midterm elections. New Business Item number twenty four quote, the

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Speaker 1: NEA president will write a letter to the United States

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Speaker 1: Congressional Black Caucus introducing NEA Resolutions one through sixty two

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Speaker 1: demanding educational reparations. New Business Item number forty two wants

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Speaker 1: the EEDA to quote develop and publish and update culturally

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Speaker 1: responsive teaching research library, including lesson frameworks, differentiation strategies, gender

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Speaker 1: equity considerations, professional learning modules, and make it freely available

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Speaker 1: to all members and locals via the na Digital Platform.

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Speaker 1: End of quote. Nowhere during this convention, according to someone

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Speaker 1: who was there the whole time, was there anything about

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Speaker 1: teaching kids to read, to write, and to do math.

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Speaker 1: The latest National Education National Assessment of Education Progress NAEP,

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Speaker 1: often called the nation's report card, showed that reading scores

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Speaker 1: or declining nationwide among fourth and eighth grade students. No

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Speaker 1: state recorded gains and reading for either grade compared with

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. Nationwide, thirty three percent of eighth graders

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Speaker 1: are not even reading at the in a EP basic level,

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Speaker 1: which isn't very impressive, And of course they trash the

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Speaker 1: idea of school choice. I want to play you something

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Speaker 1: that Steven Job said in nineteen sixty five about the

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Speaker 1: teachers Union number sixty.

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Speaker 25: I'd like the people that are teaching my kids to

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Speaker 25: be good enough that they could get a job at

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Speaker 25: the company I work for, making one hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 25: a year. Well, why should they work at a school

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Speaker 25: for thirty five forty thousand dollars a year if they

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Speaker 25: could get a job here at one hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 25: a year, I think we should basically be hiring them

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Speaker 25: and paying them one hundred thousand dollars a year.

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Speaker 13: But the problem there, of course, is the unions.

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Speaker 25: The unions are the worst thing that ever happened to education,

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Speaker 25: because it's not a meritocracy. It turns into a bureaucracy,

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Speaker 25: which is exactly what's happened, and teachers can't teach, and

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Speaker 25: administrators run the place and nobody can be fired.

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Speaker 13: It's terrible.

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Speaker 25: And I've been very strong believer that what we need

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Speaker 25: to do in education is go to the full voucher system.

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Speaker 25: I know this isn't what you care about, but this

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Speaker 25: is what I care about a great deal. What happens

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Speaker 25: when a customer goes away and a monopoly gets control,

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Speaker 25: which is what's happened in our country, is that the

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Speaker 25: service level almost always goes down. I remember seeing a

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Speaker 25: bumper sticker when the telephone company was all one at

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Speaker 25: and t the Bell system. I remember seeing a bumper

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Speaker 25: sticker with the Bell logo on it, and it said,

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Speaker 25: we don't care.

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Speaker 13: We don't have to. And that's what a monopoly is.

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Speaker 25: That's what IBM was in their day, and that's certainly

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Speaker 25: what the public school system is.

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Speaker 13: They don't have to care.

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Speaker 25: What is the state of California spend per pupil per

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Speaker 25: year and a public school what they spend per year

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Speaker 25: per pupil is about forty four hundred dollars. I believe

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Speaker 25: very strongly that if the country gave each parent a

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Speaker 25: voucher or a check for forty four hundred dollars that

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Speaker 25: they could only spend at any accredited school, that several

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Speaker 25: things would happen. Number One, schools would start marketing themselves

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Speaker 25: like crazy to parents.

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Speaker 13: To get students. Secondly, I think you see a lot

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Speaker 13: of new schools starting.

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Speaker 25: I've suggested, as an example, if you got to stand

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Speaker 25: for business school, they have a public policy track, they

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Speaker 25: could start a school administrator track, So you could get

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Speaker 25: a bunch of people coming out of college tying up

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Speaker 25: with somebody just got out of business school.

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Speaker 13: They could be starting their own schools.

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Speaker 25: You could have twenty five year old kids out of college,

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Speaker 25: very idealistic, full of energy. Instead of starting a Silicon

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Speaker 25: Valley company, they'd start a school, and I believe they

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Speaker 25: would do far better than many of.

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Speaker 13: Our public school teachers do.

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Speaker 25: The third thing you'd see is I believe that you

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Speaker 25: would see the quality of schools again, just like in

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Speaker 25: a competitive market, start to rise.

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Speaker 13: Some schools go broke. A lot of the public schools

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Speaker 13: would go broke.

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Speaker 1: Now that was nineteen ninety five. The amount of money

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Speaker 1: spent now closer to twenty thousand dollars per student here

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Speaker 25: There's no question about it would be rather painful for

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Speaker 25: the first several years, but I think far less painful

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Speaker 25: than the kids going through the system as it is

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Speaker 25: right now. And some people the biggest complaint is of course,

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Speaker 25: that schools would pick off all the good kids and

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Speaker 25: all the bad kids would be left to wallow together

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Speaker 25: in either a you know, a private school or the

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Speaker 25: remnants of the public school.

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Speaker 13: To me, that's like saying, well, all.

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Speaker 25: The car manufacturers are gonna make BMW's and Mercedeses, and

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Speaker 25: nobody's gonna make a ten thousand dollars car. Well, I

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Speaker 25: think the most hotly competitive market right now is the

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Speaker 25: ten thousand.

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Speaker 13: Dollars car area.

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Speaker 25: You've got you know, all the Japanese playing in it.

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Speaker 25: You've got General Motors that spent five billion dollars subsidizing

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Speaker 25: Saturn so far so that they can compete.

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Speaker 13: In that market.

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Speaker 25: You've got Ford, which has just introduced two new cars

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Speaker 25: in that market.

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Speaker 13: You've got Chrysler with the neon.

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Speaker 25: The The market competition model seems to indicate that where

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Speaker 25: there is a need, there is a lot of providers

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Speaker 25: willing to tailor their products to fit that need, and

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Speaker 25: a lot of competition which keeps forcing them to get

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Speaker 25: better and better.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one sage Triple eight nine seventy

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Speaker 1: one seven two four three. I am Larry Yoda. We

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Speaker 1: are a Salemduce channel. That's Steven Jobs back in nineteen

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Speaker 1: ninety five talking about how school choice would improve the

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Speaker 1: quality of education. You could say the same thing about

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Speaker 1: choice in healthcare as well, but he didn't mention is fraud.

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Speaker 1: We'll talk about that in education in just a second. Now,

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Speaker 1: I want to say something about our friends at Food

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Speaker 1: for the Poor. You know they are raising money and

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Speaker 1: on the ground as we speak in Venezuela because of

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Speaker 1: the twin earthquakes that I have killed, so four or

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Speaker 1: five thousand people. Adjust that for our population, since they're

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Speaker 1: one tenth the size of us, that would be as

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Speaker 1: if we lost fifty thousand Americans because of earthquakes. And

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Speaker 1: you've gone to my website Larryelder dot com. You clicked

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Speaker 1: on the banner at the very top, or you've text

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Speaker 1: elder to five one five five five, or you phone

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Speaker 1: eight five five nine one eight four six seven three.

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Speaker 1: This brings us to the seventeen countries throughout Latin America

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Speaker 1: that Food for the Poor has been assisting for years.

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Speaker 1: In seventeen countries, starvation is all too real. Many of

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Speaker 1: us say things like I'm starving, I'm starving, But in

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Speaker 1: these seventeen countries, starvition is a real thing. The price

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Speaker 1: of any available food is skyrocketing, and many families are

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Speaker 1: attempting to survive on the equivalent of less than two

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Speaker 1: dollars a day. And more often than not, Food for

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Speaker 1: the Poor is finding that parents and grandparents are losing

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Speaker 1: the battle to feed their children.

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Speaker 5: We have been to holmes where all the child is

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Speaker 5: crying for is a.

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Speaker 6: Tortilla, Mi tortillita, Mammy, me tortillita, and the mother does

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Speaker 6: not have it. When they hear those christ from hunger,

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Speaker 6: that must break their hearts to say to them, we

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Speaker 6: cannot feed you now, maybe tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Stephen Jobs talking about how the teachers' union has ruined

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Speaker 1: the quality of education, and he suggested that a voucher

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Speaker 1: plan where the money follows the child rather than the

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Speaker 1: other way around, would be a vast improvement. He didn't

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Speaker 1: mention fraud. This is the Secretary of Education, Linna McMahon

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Speaker 1: number nine.

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Speaker 26: It's beginning now to really look into the fraud that

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Speaker 26: you're referencing the K through twelve schools. We've been focusing

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Speaker 26: quite a bit of our fraud detection, if you will,

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Speaker 26: in higher education at the moment, and we have through

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Speaker 26: our student loan program, the Vasto program, we have actually

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Speaker 26: identified and prevented now over two billion dollars in fraud.

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Speaker 26: So I'm very pleased that we've been able to do that.

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Speaker 26: And now we're looking more at the K through twelve

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Speaker 26: issues that you were raising, and I can assure you

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Speaker 26: that we will be following through with our departments to

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01:34:56,040 --> 01:34:59,080
Speaker 26: see where this money has been going at, you know,

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Speaker 26: if fraud sure as they're just seemingly trying to pick

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Speaker 26: the pocket of American taxpayers everywhere we turned. So as

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Speaker 26: we're looking at schools and was looking at the programs

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Speaker 26: that are going out, we will be focusing on this

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Speaker 26: fraud as well.

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Speaker 1: And this brings us to healthcare fraud in states like

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Speaker 1: California and Minnesota. This is doctor Oz number two.

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Speaker 27: One hundred billion dollars, the amount we estimate of healthcare fraud.

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01:35:27,800 --> 01:35:29,840
Speaker 27: Had a big announcement last week with department adjusted with

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Speaker 27: Todd Blanche and cash matel and the whole team. You know,

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Speaker 27: I was able to wrest over four hundred people just

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Speaker 27: in two weeks. But let me put this in perspective

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01:35:36,360 --> 01:35:38,519
Speaker 27: for affordability, because that's what this really comes down to.

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Speaker 27: A lot of folks working in tail off now believe

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Speaker 27: that Medicare might not be there for them when their

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Speaker 27: retirement day comes. This beautiful stafey Net program is at risk.

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Speaker 27: If we take the fraud out of medicare, we double

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Speaker 27: the life expectancy of the system. They'll be there for you,

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Speaker 27: your kids, and your grandkids. So let's fix the problem.

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Speaker 27: We don't have to tax people, just cut the fraud out.

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Speaker 27: And here's the real epiphany for me. I'll a lot

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Speaker 27: of this is being done by foreign nationals, foreign multinational

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01:36:03,720 --> 01:36:08,040
Speaker 27: corporations and fraudsters, mafia. It's all over the place. We're

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Speaker 27: rooting it out in every state where we find it.

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Speaker 1: State of Minnesota has launched over four hundred investigations taxpayer

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Speaker 1: funded daycare number eight.

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Speaker 28: IF headlines this year. In April, five investigates watched state

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Speaker 28: and federal agents rate nine daycares across the Twin Cities

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Speaker 28: as part of a sweeping fraud investigation. Billing records we obtained.

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Speaker 28: So the daycares under investigation raked in millions in taxpayer money,

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Speaker 28: and it's somehow doubled in two years.

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Speaker 29: How does that explosion in billing that quickly not set

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Speaker 29: up alarm bells in this building?

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Speaker 30: Well, I will say that I think that part of

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01:36:51,960 --> 01:36:55,439
Speaker 30: our move to electronic attendance record keeping is really about

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Speaker 30: being able to sort of proactively identify and pull reports.

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Speaker 30: And we're very closely with our inspector general.

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Speaker 29: Are you able to share how many providers your Inspector

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Speaker 29: General is investigating right now for possible fraud.

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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, I don't have that answer.

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Speaker 28: I followed up and DCYF still has not provided a number.

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Speaker 28: The state says phase one of this electronic system includes

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Speaker 28: just eighty one providers. That's less than ten percent of

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Speaker 28: the entire program.

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Speaker 3: We accept check your assistance in all of our programs.

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Speaker 28: In May, I sat down with the CFO of the

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Speaker 28: largest provider in the state, New Horizon, who question whether

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Speaker 28: this system goes far enough.

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Speaker 29: Will an electronic attendant system stop or weed out bad

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Speaker 29: actors based away.

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Speaker 3: The program is set today? No, it's not going to

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Speaker 3: do anything.

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Speaker 13: Why is that?

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Speaker 3: It's not a real online system.

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Speaker 1: It's an after the fact attendance system.

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Speaker 3: The system isn't ready to go yet.

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Speaker 28: Penny Allen says the best option is real time attendance

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01:37:57,200 --> 01:38:01,240
Speaker 28: uploaded automatically instead. The states it will allows providers to

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Speaker 28: manually send attenance records after the fact.

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Speaker 13: But why, he.

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Speaker 28: Says, they have other safeguards in place.

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Speaker 29: Do you think a year from now we would see

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Speaker 29: the entire state utilizing the system.

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Speaker 30: You know, our hope is to really be able to

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Speaker 30: move through that process and again continue to phase in

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Speaker 30: different provider groups.

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Speaker 13: As we continue to move.

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Speaker 1: Forward, we come back gilan Omar staff communicated with fraudsters

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Speaker 1: and what does HHS secretary say about all of this?

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Speaker 1: you're on the lariold the show. Thank you so much

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Speaker 1: for calling.

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Speaker 31: How are you doing, brother, I'm doing well, doing doing well.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 31: Hey. You know what. I love you, Bro. I've been

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Speaker 31: listening to you for such a long time. I was

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Speaker 31: talking to the girl that was thinking my call. I mean,

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Speaker 31: you know, you do your homework. I love it that

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Speaker 31: you respond to these knuckleheads that come on you your

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Speaker 31: your station. They don't know what they're talking about that

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Speaker 31: guy Mark. Uh, that guy's he's classic. But I know

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Speaker 31: you love them.

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Speaker 2: Mom.

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Speaker 1: Well you know you gotta teach people like that gently.

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Speaker 1: They bruise easily.

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Speaker 31: Yeah yeah, yeah, but he keeps bruising, he keeps coming back.

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Speaker 31: Just understand that. But hey, I just want to I

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Speaker 31: just called and say, hey, thank you for everything you do.

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Speaker 31: Uh real quick. That that whole thing with uh with

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Speaker 31: Gavin Newsom on his recall and then you you were

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Speaker 31: gonna run for governor. You were on my radar because

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Speaker 31: you were you were always you had my vote and

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Speaker 31: uh you know, uh that right there, should have said,

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Speaker 31: should have said, uh said everything about vote fraud.

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Speaker 1: You know, well, thank you so much for that. I

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Speaker 1: appreciate it. Paul is in Agora Hills.

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Speaker 31: Paul.

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Speaker 1: Always nice to hear from you, my friend.

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Speaker 8: How's a going, brother, glenwill Pablo, Hey.

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Speaker 2: You were talking about, you know, the state of the

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Speaker 2: education system in California. Here in Los Angeles. You know,

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Speaker 2: we're run by what's called the LAUSD Los Angeles Unified

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Speaker 2: School District and in since two thousand, from two thousand

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Speaker 2: to twenty twenty five, so for the past twenty five

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Speaker 2: years in a growing Los Angeles population. LAUSD has lost

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Speaker 2: forty percent of its enrollment, and that's because it just

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Speaker 2: became so bad and so woke, and all all the

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01:40:52,720 --> 01:40:56,320
Speaker 2: good people left pulled their kids out of those schools

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Speaker 2: and either homeschooled them or to put them in Catholic

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Speaker 2: school or private school of one sort of the other,

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Speaker 2: because the schools just became, I don't know, like this

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Speaker 2: weird social experiment. And it's so funny tragic really, because

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Speaker 2: when you do sometimes when you're doing work and you

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Speaker 2: uncover something important. You know, what I do with the

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Speaker 2: Los Angeles Fire Commission and what I've done over the

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Speaker 2: past year and a half since the Palaceas, I'm very

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Speaker 2: happy to say that the entire fire Commission that was

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Speaker 2: there at the Palace Ages is now they're all gone,

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Speaker 2: resigned in disgrace because of what I've been doing them

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Speaker 2: doing to them every two weeks since the palastades fired.

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Speaker 2: The former LA Fire Commission president is a woman named

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Speaker 2: Jenefa Hudley Hayes. She was the on the Commission and

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Speaker 2: the president of the Commission since twenty thirteen, during which

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Speaker 2: time all the big DEI changes happened, all the big

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01:41:52,960 --> 01:41:56,880
Speaker 2: basically everything to squashed the alpha white male, straight white

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Speaker 2: male out of the system. This this charriage didn't demoralized them.

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Speaker 2: All that happened under her watch as on that commission.

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Speaker 2: She was also the president of the of the LAUSD

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Speaker 2: board in the early two thousands, upon that when they

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Speaker 2: started demising. And then she goes to the fire department,

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Speaker 2: because she's like one of those creatures that just bounces

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Speaker 2: from city department to city department on these commissions. Bass puts.

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Speaker 2: Antonio Erragosa actually put her on the commission. Garcetti reconfirmed her.

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Speaker 2: Bass reconfirmed her, and she destroyed the fire department, just

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Speaker 2: like she just destroyed the Los Angeles Unified School District.

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Speaker 2: The fire department is in disrepair right now. And she

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Speaker 2: and she started the decline of the LAUSD with that agenda, which.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure you saw front page article in early time.

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Speaker 1: The other day. LAUSD is broke. They're educating only half

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Speaker 1: the student they used to and it still broke.

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Speaker 2: And of LAUSD eleven leaders cannot read English. Eighty percent

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Speaker 2: of LUSC eleven creators cannot do math at grade level.

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Speaker 1: Paul, we're going, yeah, Paul, We're gonna have to leave

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Speaker 1: it there. Thank you so much for calling. Wow. We're

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Speaker 1: spending more than ever because the spending for education in

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Speaker 1: California is tied to the budget. Budget grows, the amount

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Speaker 1: of money they spend per student on education grows. How

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Speaker 1: about that official who said there's no such thing as

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Speaker 1: lost learning regarding COVID. They're learning how to be resilient.

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Speaker 1: They're learning the difference between a protest and a riot.

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Speaker 1: This is what we're teaching the kids. And again you

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Speaker 1: have the president of the California Federation of Teachers. We

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Speaker 1: I am Larry Elder. We are still on the Newstown.

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Speaker 1: dot com. Speaking of Minnesota fraud and Elanomar number three.

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Speaker 32: So elin Omar's possible tuies to a massive Minnesota fraud

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Speaker 32: schemer back in the spotlight that after one of these

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Speaker 32: schemes alleged orchestrators was arrested in Somalia just last week,

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Speaker 32: Garret Tenny's watching that Midwest Bureau with more.

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Speaker 1: What tales do you have now, Garrett? Hello there, hey Bill,

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Speaker 1: good morning. Yeah.

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Speaker 33: This guy who was arrested was allegedly one of the

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Speaker 33: orchestrators of the massive Feeding our Futures fraud scheme, and

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Speaker 33: when he was charged four years ago, obde kerm Idlay

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Speaker 33: fled the country. His name came up a lot during

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Speaker 33: the trial of the now convicted ring leader of the scandal,

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Speaker 33: Amy Bach, and that trial also exposed multiple communications they

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Speaker 33: had with Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's staff. For example, in February

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Speaker 33: twenty twenty one, there was an email chain between Bach

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Speaker 33: and Omar's office with the subject line help with USDA

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Speaker 33: food programs, the same programs that were targeted by the

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Speaker 33: fraudsters for more.

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Speaker 13: Than two hundred and fifty million dollars.

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Speaker 33: A couple weeks later, Bach sent id Lay an email

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Speaker 33: with the subject line Ilhan's office. There was also a

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Speaker 33: string of text messages between Bach and Omar's staff. What

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Speaker 33: did all those messages say, Well, we don't know that

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Speaker 33: because they were sealed by the court. And when Minnesota

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Speaker 33: lawmakers investigating the fraud requested Congresswoman Omar to turn those

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Speaker 33: records where related to her offices contacts with individuals who've

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Speaker 33: been charged or convicted in the scheme, she refused.

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Speaker 3: It's not like a one out.

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Speaker 9: He has relationships with many of those who've been convicted

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Speaker 9: or charged in this scheme, So I think it's absolutely

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Speaker 9: relevant that we get to the truth of what those

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Speaker 9: communications with her office were.

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Speaker 33: Omar has not been charged or accused of any crime

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Speaker 33: connected to the fraud, and she denies any wrongdoing, telling

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Speaker 33: Fox Digital any claim that I had knowledge of this

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Speaker 33: scheme is flat out false. As I stated from the beginning,

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Speaker 33: stealing millions of dollars under the guise of feeding hungry

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Speaker 33: children to bankroll lavish lifestyles and extravagant expenses is reprehensible.

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Speaker 33: State GOP lawmakers are now calling on Congressional investigators to

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Speaker 33: take this on to issue their own subpoena for those records.

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Speaker 32: Phil Garret thanks more to come.

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Speaker 1: I believe so now money medicare of money, Medicaid money

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Speaker 1: to California and to Minnesota, according to the Secretary of HHS,

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Speaker 1: being frozen fifty nine.

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Speaker 17: Good morning, everybody, and thank you for joining us today.

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Speaker 17: Every dollar the federal government allows to be lost to fraud, waste,

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Speaker 17: and abuse is a dollar stolen from American patients and

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Speaker 17: from the American taxpayer. And that's money that should be

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Speaker 17: going to legitimate healthcare. President Trump directed us to and

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Speaker 17: this corruption after President Biden and my predecessor, Xavier Bessera

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Speaker 17: allowed it to flourish. Our job is not just to

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Speaker 17: catch the bad guys. Our job is to stop the

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Speaker 17: fraud before it happens. Today, I have two major announcements.

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Speaker 17: The first, CMAS is pausing more than a billion dollars

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Speaker 17: in federal medicaid behavians to California and to Minnesota because

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Speaker 17: of suspected fraud and non compliance. That includes more than

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Speaker 17: eight hundred and sixty seven million dollars for California and

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Speaker 17: over two hundred million dollars for Minnesota. If those states

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Speaker 17: want that money, they need to provide documentation that these

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Speaker 17: payments are legitimate. We use traditional financial verification. We used

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Speaker 17: AI advanced analytics and other cutting edge tools to identify

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Speaker 17: suspicious activity and potential fraud. In Minnesota, the funding involves

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Speaker 17: fourteen high risk areas in Minnesota's own legislative auditor as

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Speaker 17: identified as especially vulnerable to fraud. In California, we suspect

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Speaker 17: much of the questionable spending involves in home services. And Second,

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Speaker 17: I'm pleased to announce that another significant step forward in

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Speaker 17: the Trump Administration's battle to end fraud. Under my is

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Speaker 17: AHHS Secretary, we are expanding the exclusion authority OL both

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Speaker 17: CMS and the Office of Inspector General. We'll be able

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Speaker 17: to use that authority to remove bad actors from federal

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Speaker 17: health care programs and in many cases, to permanently ban

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Speaker 17: them from returning. Unlike Medicare, estates control most of MEDICAIDS funding,

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Speaker 17: and they provide the guardrails.

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Speaker 1: We provide the funding.

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Speaker 17: The states are responsible about for how they spend it,

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Speaker 17: and by law, they must document how they spend federal dollars.

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Speaker 17: And we have reason to believe that taxpayer money is

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Speaker 17: being misused, especially through fraud. We have a duty to

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Speaker 17: stop the payments, demand answers, and then follow the evidence

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Speaker 17: wherever it leads. If Governor Gavin Newson or Governor Tim

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Speaker 17: Wallas wants this funding release, all they have to do

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Speaker 17: is provide basic documentation showing that these services are legitimate

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Speaker 17: and not fraudulent. And that's common sense. The Biden administration

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Speaker 17: abandoned that kind of oversight. Instead of protecting your money,

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Speaker 17: they opened the floodgates to theft. They dismantled basic program

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Speaker 17: integrity and oversight. When Xavier Bisara came into this office,

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Speaker 17: there were eighty only eighty individuals involved in the program

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Speaker 17: integrity program. By the time that I got in, there

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Speaker 17: were only six those. Seventy four of those were gone.

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Speaker 17: That's six individuals responsible for ensuring program integrity and guarding

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Speaker 17: against fraud in fifty stays and five territories. Even when

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Speaker 17: they suspected fraud, the Biden HHS sent checks anyway and

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Speaker 17: tried to claw back the money later. It didn't make

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Speaker 17: sense and it didn't work. The scammers got paid, the

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Speaker 17: taxpayers got stuck with these enormous bills. Under President trumpet

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Speaker 17: HHS is restoring common sense. We are not sending Medicaid

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Speaker 17: and Medicare dollars out the door until we have confidence

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Speaker 17: that they are being spent lawfully and appropriately seeing them

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Speaker 17: as is. Working alongside the White House Task Force and

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Speaker 17: our fearless leader jd Vance, together, we've already identified and

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Speaker 17: stopped forty two million dollars in medicare fraud. That's about

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Speaker 17: that is more than the GDP of seventy two percent

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Speaker 17: of the nations in the world. That's how much fraud

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Speaker 17: wasighed and abuse the Trump administration has uncovered and stopped

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Speaker 17: of fraud threatens these programs and the people who rely

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Speaker 1: arrest bb not in Yahoo when he comes to New

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Speaker 1: Are sorry, are you looking at arresting anybody else on

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Speaker 1: that list of people who've committed international war crimes?

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Speaker 19: My point is that if someone is charged with a

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Speaker 19: warrant by the international Criminal Court for these kinds of crimes,

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Speaker 19: that's something I believe that should be honored.

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Speaker 15: And I've also said that we will follow our local laws.

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Speaker 32: Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Last question will be Heather from Newspap him mayor, Now.

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Speaker 1: This is the legal analyst for CNN number forty one.

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Speaker 18: Absolutely not. It is utterly ridiculous for the Mayor of

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Speaker 18: New York City to even suggest that he might have

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Speaker 18: the authority to order the arrest of Benjamin Yahoo or

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Speaker 18: any visiting foreign head of state. First of all, the

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Speaker 18: mayor of New York City has zero law enforcement authority.

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Speaker 13: He does not tell.

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Speaker 18: The Manhattan DIA, the NYPD who to arrest, who to indict.

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Speaker 18: Second of all, this warrant that we're talking about here

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Speaker 18: was issued by the ICC, the International Criminal Court, which

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Speaker 18: we are not signatories to here in the United States.

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Speaker 18: So that warrant issued by the ICC has zero legal

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Speaker 18: effect here in the United States. In fact, we have

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Speaker 18: military troops to pull our people and our allies out

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Speaker 18: of the ICC, so that warrant has zero impact. And third,

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Speaker 18: and finally, Brianna, the Constitution is quite clear that the

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Speaker 18: conduct of foreign diplomacy, foreign affairs is entirely up to

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Speaker 18: the federal government. It's certainly not up to local and

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Speaker 18: county governments in New York City or elsewhere. So I

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Speaker 18: know the mayor is having his best lawyers look at

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Speaker 13: Sometimes you do not have the authority to do this.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna have our lawyers take a look at it.

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Speaker 1: Why don't you have your lawyers take a look at

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Speaker 1: it before you threaten to arrest BB not in Yahoo?

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Speaker 1: How about doing it that way rather than the other

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Speaker 1: way around. I'm going to arrest BB not in Yahoo

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Speaker 1: if he comes to America, because he's been indicted by

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Speaker 1: the International Criminal Court that we don't even recognize as

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Speaker 1: a war criminal. But maybe he can get his rent frozen.

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Speaker 1: Let's do this again tomorrow, ladies and gentlemen. I expect

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Speaker 31: That's enough. Put down the mic.

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