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Speaker 3: Welcome to the Scott Jenning Show.

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Speaker 1: A stark warning to the Iranian regime ahead of tonight's

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Speaker 1: eight o'clock deadline.

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Speaker 4: We have the latest on Operation Epic Fury.

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Speaker 1: The Artemis mission to the Moon succeeded last night, and

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Speaker 1: the pictures and details are stunning. We bring you audio

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Speaker 1: from the astronauts themselves and as Congressman Eric Swalwell, a

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Speaker 1: sex pest stunning new reporting. We have that coming up

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Speaker 1: in US a few minutes. It is Tuesday, April seventh.

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Speaker 1: This is common sense for the American people. I'm Scott

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Speaker 1: Jennings broadcasting for Salem, and we begin with a countdown

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Speaker 1: until eight o'clock Eastern tonight, the President's deadline for Iran

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Speaker 1: to make a diplomatic deal. With the United States to

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Speaker 1: end or at least pause Operation Epic Fury. Hour by hour,

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Speaker 1: we watch and wonder whether the butcher's in Tehran will

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Speaker 1: come to their senses, or if they even have any

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Speaker 1: senses to which to return. Now the news side Axios

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Speaker 1: is reporting this hour that some progress has been made

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Speaker 1: on a diplomatic solution. But will that happen by eight

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Speaker 1: o'clock tonight We do not know. Today we have seen

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Speaker 1: pictures of the Iranians forming human chains, chains of children

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Speaker 1: around power plants and on bridges, using them as human

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Speaker 1: shields to dissuade President Trump from launching an attack. Children

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Speaker 1: as human shields. That's what we're up against an Iran folks.

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Speaker 1: This morning, the President issued his starkest warning to date.

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Speaker 1: He issued it on truth Social He said, a whole

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Speaker 1: civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again.

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Speaker 1: I don't want that to happen, but it probably will,

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Speaker 1: the President continued. However, now that we have completed total

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Speaker 1: regime change, where different, smarter and less radicalized minds prevail,

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Speaker 1: maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen.

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Speaker 4: Who knows. We will find out tonight.

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Speaker 1: One of the most important moments in the long and

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Speaker 1: complex history of the world. The president continues, forty seven

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Speaker 1: years of extortion, corruption and death will finally end.

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Speaker 4: God bless the great people of Iran.

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Speaker 1: Now, the President has previously promised to strike Iranian infrastructure

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Speaker 1: like bridges and the electrical grid, and overnight the US

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Speaker 1: meted out a heavy bombardment against targets on karg Island,

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Speaker 1: Iran's oil export center. Dozens of military targets were struck.

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Speaker 1: Officials say the Vice President JD. Vance spoke about all

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Speaker 1: of this this morning at Buddapest.

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Speaker 4: Take a listen to him and cut number two.

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Speaker 5: What we really want is we want a world where

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Speaker 5: oil and gas is flowing freely, where people can afford

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Speaker 5: to heat their homes and pull their homes, where people.

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Speaker 4: Can afford to transport themselves to work.

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Speaker 5: That's not going to happen if the Iranians are engaged

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Speaker 5: in acts of economic terrorism. So they've got to know

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Speaker 5: we've got tools in our toolkit that we so far

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Speaker 5: haven't decided to use.

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Speaker 3: The President the United States can.

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Speaker 5: Decide to use them, and he will decide to use

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Speaker 1: Already today we've heard sounds of sirens in Tel Aviv, Israel,

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Speaker 1: as some missiles and rockets continue to fall on the

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Speaker 1: Holy Land. What will happen tonight? Can a deal be reached?

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Speaker 1: Will there be massive escalation and a severe internal crippling

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Speaker 1: of the vital arteries of economic life inside of Iran?

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Speaker 1: We wait, and we watch, and we bring you the

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Speaker 1: latest during the show today, including interview with Aaron McLain

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Speaker 1: from the School of War podcast, one of the smartest

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Speaker 1: foreign policy and national security thinkers out there.

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Speaker 4: Will do that at the bottom of this hour oh one.

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Speaker 1: Update on those rescued American airmen from this weekend. Officials

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Speaker 1: say the pilot and the weapons systems officer are recovering

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Speaker 1: at Landstuel Medical Center near the Ramstein Airbase in Germany.

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Speaker 1: The pilot has no major injuries, but the weapons officer,

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Speaker 1: the one rescued on Easter Sunday in that daring mission.

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Speaker 1: He has injuries to his elbow and back as well

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Speaker 1: we thank God for that. Elsewhere, the Artemis two astronauts

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Speaker 1: From further away than humans have ever been. Night, they

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Speaker 1: looped around the dark side of the Moon. They saw

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Speaker 1: things with human eyes that have never been seen before.

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Speaker 1: Their mission has been a success and portends humans returning

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Speaker 1: as soon as twenty twenty eight. For forty minutes last night,

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Speaker 1: the ship went into a communications blackout, and just before that,

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Speaker 6: Five to remind you of one of the most important

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Speaker 7: And that's love, Chris said, in response to what was

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Speaker 7: the greatest command, that it was to love God with

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Speaker 7: all that you are. And he also, being a great teacher,

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Speaker 7: said this, and he's equal to it, and that is

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Speaker 7: to love your neighbor as yourself. And so as we

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Speaker 7: prepare to go out of radio communication, we're still fulfill

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Speaker 8: To all of you down there on her and around her,

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Speaker 8: we love you. From the moment.

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Speaker 1: After the forty minutes of communications blackout, the astronauts emerged

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Speaker 1: with any incredible story to tell, and tell it they

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Speaker 1: did to none other than the President of the United States,

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, who called up the crew last night around

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Speaker 1: ten thirty eastern. Let's listen to cut number six.

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Speaker 3: I'd like to.

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Speaker 9: Ask, what was your feeling when you had no communications,

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Speaker 10: Perhaps, Yes, mister President, it was, I said a little prayer,

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Speaker 10: But then I had to keep rolling. I was actually

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Speaker 10: recording scientific observations of the far side of the Moon.

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Speaker 10: most detailed observations of the far side of the moon

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Speaker 1: Last night, just after seven o'clock Eastern, Artemis two reached

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Speaker 1: its maximum distance from Earth on the far side of

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Speaker 4: Read Victor, Christina and Jeremy.

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Speaker 1: The astronauts have traveled farther from Earth than any humans

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Speaker 1: in history, and now they are on their way home,

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Speaker 1: expected to splash down off the coast of San Diego

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Speaker 1: You've probably heard the narrative that Democrats are destined to

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Speaker 1: win the twenty twenty six mid terms against the Republicans,

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Speaker 1: the Senate. But some new polling data punctures that narrative

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Speaker 1: just a little bit.

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Speaker 4: Listen to CNN's polling guru.

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Speaker 1: Harry Anton, a friend of the show, described just how

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Speaker 4: Cut number one.

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Speaker 11: Just take a look at this net favorability party a

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Speaker 11: president in twenty eighteen, demsra up by twelve. In two

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Speaker 11: thousand and six on net favorability, which part you like more?

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Speaker 3: Demsra had by eighteen. Republicans are actually.

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Speaker 11: Ahead on net favorability at this point by five points.

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Speaker 11: So Democrats are just simply put running behind their previous benchmarks,

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Speaker 4: Long way to go.

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Speaker 1: But Democrats, well, they simply haven't fixed their branding issues.

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Speaker 1: With the American people, and moments like these aren't going

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Speaker 1: to help any You can file this under Democrats will

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Speaker 1: literally say anything, even if laughably untrue. I appeared on

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Speaker 4: Take a listen to cut number nine.

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Speaker 12: He's already he made everybody mad about taking away health

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Speaker 3: But now he's doing what.

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Speaker 3: Also, what are you talking about it?

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Speaker 12: Look at the gas prices, look at the Amazon.

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Speaker 4: I know you've voted against the tax cuts last summer.

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Speaker 1: Our major allegations of sexual impropriety about to rock the

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Speaker 13: The Democratic candidate currently leading in the California governor's race

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Speaker 1: What in the world is going on with Eric Swalwell here?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, thanks for having me, Scott. Yeah. So, over the

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a strange situation out there with the way

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Speaker 4: Follow his reporting there. We'll take a break.

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Speaker 1: It is Tuesday, April the seventh. This is common sense

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Speaker 1: and we are waiting for the eight o'clock Eastern deadline tonight.

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Speaker 1: Policy and National Security correspondent, Rebecca Heindrix. She's a senior

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Speaker 15: Well, thanks for having me on, Scott, So I think

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Speaker 1: Okay, you brought up the idea of expanded targets. The

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Speaker 9: No, I think that forty seven years of this stuff

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Speaker 1: on and so forth. But I have Democrats coming on

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Speaker 1: CNN every night telling me that oh no, no, no, no no.

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Speaker 4: Every time we blow.

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Speaker 1: Something up and Iran, it just means that Iran is

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Speaker 4: Can you please illuminate who is care in this debate.

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Speaker 15: This is a matter of map. If the Iranians have

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Speaker 15: so many missiles and launchers and drones, and we eliminate

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Speaker 15: those missiles, drones, launchers, and their ability to reproduce them,

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Speaker 15: which is what we're doing with these massive explosions underground.

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Speaker 15: Then they have fewer of them. They're not getting stronger.

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Speaker 15: They are by definition far weaker than they were before

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Speaker 15: Epic Fury. What the President is trying to do now?

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Speaker 15: He mentioned that they have a problem in communicating, but

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Speaker 15: clearly they still have some means of communicating threats to

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Speaker 15: the Strait of Remoose. So what the President wants them

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Speaker 15: to do at this point, I mean, we are eliminating

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Speaker 15: their ability to pose a serious, credible threat outside of

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Speaker 15: their borders. But it only takes the threat to shoot

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Speaker 15: a drone at some of these ships that are going

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Speaker 15: to traverse the Strait of removed. So he wants them

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Speaker 15: to call it off, say that that is no longer

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Speaker 15: going to be the case, so we can get again

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Speaker 15: oil flowing to the Strait of Remouth. But it is.

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Speaker 15: It is absolutely a fact, a reality provided by evidence

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Speaker 15: that because of Epic Fury and what the United States

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Speaker 15: is doing with the israelis that the Iran regime is

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Speaker 15: a shadow of its former self. It is a very

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Speaker 15: weak regime. We just need to finally deal a death

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Speaker 15: blow so that it cannot essentially terrorize global oil supply

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Speaker 15: through the trade Rebecca.

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Speaker 1: The President said this morning in a truth Social post quote,

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Speaker 1: a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought

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Speaker 1: back again. I don't want that to happen, but it

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Speaker 1: probably will. Is that the kind of bluster that he believes,

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Speaker 1: or the kind of threat that he believes will be

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Speaker 1: persuasive to the people that he is in the United States?

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Speaker 1: How do you read the president's statement.

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Speaker 15: I think it's directed more towards the people who are

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Speaker 15: still trying to outlast and outlive epic fury. It's not obviously,

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Speaker 15: it's not for the United States. I think that, you know,

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Speaker 15: and again the President has also he kind of says

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Speaker 15: a couple of different things. He also says that he

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Speaker 15: understands that the Iranian people support the United States efforts

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Speaker 15: to end the regime because we're essentially liberating them if

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Speaker 15: we can get this regime off their back. So I

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Speaker 15: think that the President is trying to communicate he is serious.

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Speaker 15: They will not outlast us. The United States is not hedging.

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Speaker 15: We're not backing off of this, and we are willing

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Speaker 15: to again expand the target list and also hit them

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Speaker 15: even harder than we have. We're not backing off. They're

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Speaker 15: not going to win this. I think that that is

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Speaker 15: what President Trump is communicating.

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Speaker 1: It's curious who we're actually talking to and how they

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Speaker 1: are reacting to all this. The President made some comment

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Speaker 1: on that yesterday. Let's listen to the commander in chief

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Speaker 1: and cut number eighteen.

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Speaker 9: Forty seven years they've been negotiating with these people, they're

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Speaker 9: great negotiators. Why would and because they're not going to

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Speaker 9: have a nuclear weapon. And if somebody that takes my

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Speaker 9: place someday is weak and ineffective, which possibly that will

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Speaker 9: happen because we had numerous presidents, so we're weak, ineffective,

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Speaker 9: and afraid of Iran. We're never gonna let Iran have

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Speaker 9: a nuclear weapon. And if you think it's okay for

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Speaker 9: people that are sick of mind, that are tough, smart,

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Speaker 9: and sick, really sick ideology, you know, from a policy standpoint,

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Speaker 9: from a any which way you want to say mentally,

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Speaker 9: these are disturbed people.

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Speaker 1: I mean, the President made it pretty clear how he

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Speaker 1: I mean, it is true they are religious fanatics who

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Speaker 1: would like to bring about the end of the world

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Speaker 1: by using a nuclear weapon. Let me ask you this

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Speaker 1: about the enriched uranium that they do possess. Is it

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Speaker 1: good enough for us to leave it buried under rubble

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Speaker 1: and monitor it with satellites or do you believe we

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Speaker 1: are eventually going to have to go in there with

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Speaker 1: human assets and remove that material, either via some sort

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Speaker 1: of an agreement or by force.

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Speaker 15: It's a really good question. I think that I would

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Speaker 15: kind of rate it as like, you know, ideally, I

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Speaker 15: would love for the United States to be able to

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Speaker 15: have to go in there with an international force, you know,

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Speaker 15: basically get the regime to the point where they're unable

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Speaker 15: to contest the United States much at all. That are

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Speaker 15: really kind of you know, under our coercive control. So

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Speaker 15: that we can get an international force in there and

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Speaker 15: spend some time carefully removing all of that nuclear material.

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Speaker 15: That's kind of like, you know, a home run. But

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Speaker 15: I would also be satisfied if we further in toomb

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Speaker 15: a lot of this nuclear material and continue to make

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Speaker 15: sure that they don't have they rump regime, if that's

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Speaker 15: still going to be in place, the ability to push

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Speaker 15: the United States around, so that we have continued surveillance

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Speaker 15: above them and can ensure that nobody can access it.

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Speaker 15: That would also be better. I'll tell you what is

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Speaker 15: completely unacceptable, which is what all of these Democrats who

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Speaker 15: had the answer. It was the Iran deal, the JCPOA.

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Speaker 15: I mean, that was is completely wrong. We were enriching

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Speaker 15: the regime by sanctions relief while they continue to improve

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Speaker 15: their program, while they continue to grow their missile force

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Speaker 15: and carry out and fund and train terrorism throughout the

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Speaker 15: Middle East. That is unacceptable. Clearly President Trump is saying,

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Speaker 15: We're not ever going to go down that path again.

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Speaker 15: I'm going to ensure that nobody who comes after me

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Speaker 15: can even try to do that. And so we're going

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Speaker 15: to make sure that we destroy the nuclear program. I

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Speaker 15: think that is the only way we can do it,

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Speaker 15: either by totally removing it or by ensuring that it's

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Speaker 15: completely buried and tombs and if there's no way any

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Speaker 15: Iranian inside the country can have access to it.

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Speaker 1: Rebecca, I've got ten seconds here and I'll give.

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Speaker 4: You the last word.

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Speaker 1: What is a national security analyst like yourself doing at

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Speaker 1: eight o'clock tonight as the deadline passes.

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Speaker 15: I am going to be watching I'm going to be

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Speaker 15: watching the news to figure out what President Trump says

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Speaker 15: and does and whether or not he can make some

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Speaker 15: diplomatic progress or whether he's going to follow through on these.

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Speaker 1: Threat Scott, Rebecca Heinrichs is with the Hudson Institute. She

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Speaker 1: is our national security and foreign policy correspondent here at

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Speaker 1: the Scott Jenny Show.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'll be right there with you tonight.

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Speaker 1: At eight o'clock, waiting to see what happens as the

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Speaker 1: deadline passes. Rebecca, thanks for joining us. I'm sure we'll

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Speaker 1: have you back very soon. As we see the days

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Speaker 1: ahead of Operation Epic Fury, and as we've been discussing this,

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Speaker 1: the missiles are still falling in the Holy Land. In fact,

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Speaker 1: earlier today we heard the sirens going off in Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Speaker 4: When those sirens go.

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Speaker 1: Off, you've got about fifteen seconds to get to a

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Speaker 1: bomb shelter. Believe me, I know. I've been there when

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Speaker 1: they are going off last summer. It was a harrowing experience.

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Speaker 1: And as this continues, this is exactly when the International

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Speaker 1: Fellowship of Christians and Jews swings into action. They're on

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Speaker 1: the ground, they are distributing life saving food first aid

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Speaker 1: and emergency essentials, for securing, for security personnel.

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Speaker 4: They ensure that the hospitals.

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Speaker 1: And the emergency rooms and the shelters are stocked with

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Speaker 1: critical supplies. They take care of Israel's most vulnerable as

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Speaker 1: these missiles and these rockets rain down.

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Speaker 4: That's what the Fellowship does.

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Speaker 1: I want you to stand with them and stand with

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Speaker 1: Israel in prayer today. Please join me in going to

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Speaker 1: support IFCJ dot org. That is support IFCJ dot org.

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Speaker 1: Pray for Israel, Pray for its survival, and help the

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Speaker 1: Fellowship support those in the Holy Land who are under

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Speaker 1: this constant barrage of rocket fire. More to come on

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Speaker 1: the Scott Jennings Show here on Salem.

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Speaker 6: Stay with us.

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Speaker 3: You've heard of the narratives, now get the truth. It's

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Speaker 3: the Scott Jenny Show.

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Speaker 1: I want to close out the How are talking about

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Speaker 1: the four astronauts who are up there on the Artemis

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Speaker 1: two mission now heading back towards Planet Earth after going

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Speaker 1: around the Moon. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission

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Speaker 1: Specialist Christina Coke, and Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen. They have

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Speaker 1: sacrificed so much and they have given so much to

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Speaker 1: the United States and to Canada, all in the name

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Speaker 1: of exploring the heavens.

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Speaker 4: And charting a new course for humanity.

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Speaker 1: Now, yesterday they set the record for farthest distance from Earth,

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Speaker 1: and on Friday they are set to splash down in

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Speaker 1: the Pacific Ocean. They have captivated the world because of

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Speaker 1: messages like these. This is what we heard from Artemis

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Speaker 1: just before they lost radio communications cut number three.

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Speaker 6: And so as we prepare to go out of radio communication,

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Speaker 6: we're still fulfill from Earth and to all of you

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Speaker 6: down there on Earth and around Earth, we love you

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Speaker 6: from the moment.

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Speaker 8: Houston copies we'll see on the other side.

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Speaker 1: I really don't think NASA could have put together a

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Speaker 1: better team. And honestly, when Christianity is under attack around

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Speaker 1: the world right now, we have one of the most

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Speaker 1: inspiring witnesses that we could possibly have, mister Glover up

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Speaker 1: there preaching the gospel. Listen to him as he was

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Speaker 1: sharing the gospel just before they did lose their communications

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Speaker 1: for forty minutes cut number five.

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Speaker 6: To remind you of one of the most important mysteries

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Speaker 6: there on earth, and that's love. Christ said in.

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Speaker 7: Response to what was the greatest command that it was

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Speaker 7: to love God with all that you are, and he also,

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Speaker 7: being a great teacher, said that it is equal to it,

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Speaker 7: and that is to love your neighbor as your health.

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Speaker 6: And so as we prepare to go out of radio communication,

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Speaker 6: we're still to feel love from Earth and.

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Speaker 8: To all of you down there on her and around her,

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Speaker 8: we love you. From the moment.

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Speaker 1: There is just so much to love about all of

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Speaker 1: these astronauts, and so much to be thankful for as

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Speaker 1: they chart a new course for humanity. But above all else,

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Speaker 1: if there's any moment that I really want you to

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Speaker 1: hear from the astronauts journey yesterday, this one.

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Speaker 4: I think this one.

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Speaker 1: Brought tears to eyes around the world. Let's take a

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Speaker 1: listen to cut number four. You won't believe it.

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Speaker 16: They're supposed to read the mother of Katie and Ellie.

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Speaker 16: And if you want to find this one, you look

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Speaker 16: at Clue Show and it's suggested to the northwest of

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Speaker 16: that at the same latitude as home. And it's a

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Speaker 16: bright spot on the moon. And we would like to

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Speaker 16: call it Carol. And you spell that C A R

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Speaker 16: R oh.

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Speaker 1: Hello.

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Speaker 17: Wow.

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Speaker 18: For those who don't know, Reed lost his wife Carol

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Speaker 18: in twenty twenty unexpectedly, and so he's been raising his

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Speaker 18: two daughters all this time.

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Speaker 3: You can see the crew.

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Speaker 1: Just to recap that moment. The commander of this mission

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Speaker 1: is Reid Wiseman. His wife was named Carol. She passed

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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. He's been raising their two daughters. And

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Speaker 1: as they were flying over the Moon, they saw a crater,

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Speaker 1: a bright spot on the Moon. They called it and

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Speaker 1: the crew decided to rename it after Carol Weisman.

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Speaker 4: And if you were.

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Speaker 1: Watching on video, you saw the astronauts hugging one another,

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Speaker 1: and you could hear the emotion in their voices and

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Speaker 1: in the voices of those they were talking to back

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Speaker 1: at mission control. Truly, it seems to me that we

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Speaker 1: have sent the absolute best of us into outer space

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Speaker 1: to go around the Moon, to show humanity and to

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Speaker 1: show the American people that we can still do great

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Speaker 1: and unifying things. If that was the point, we could

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Speaker 1: not have picked four better people than these artemis astronauts.

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Speaker 1: So our hats off to NASA for choosing the right team.

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Speaker 1: Our hats off to the team for operating with such professionalism,

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Speaker 1: and certainly we are grateful for them for communicating with

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Speaker 1: all the people of Earth in the beautiful way that

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Speaker 1: they have.

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Speaker 4: We're going to take a break.

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Speaker 1: When we come back, we'll get a quick check of

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Speaker 1: the headlines and talk more about Operation Epic Fury. It's

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Speaker 1: Scott Jennings on Salem. Stay with us, all right. It's Tuesday,

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Speaker 1: April the seventh. Scott Jennings is here for Salem, common

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Speaker 1: sense for the American people. Quick check of the headline,

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Speaker 1: some of the things we are tracking this hour. The

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Speaker 1: new Acting Attorney General has spoken to the media today

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Speaker 1: in Washington, d C.

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Speaker 4: His name is Todd Blanche.

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Speaker 1: He was the Deputy Attorney General but was elevated to

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Speaker 1: Acting Attorney General as Pam Bondy was relieved of her

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Speaker 1: duties by President Trump, and Todd Blanche spent quite a

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Speaker 1: bit of time talking about fraud today to the media.

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Speaker 1: They are laser focused on criminal investigations on fraud.

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Speaker 4: Let's listen to him and cut number twenty.

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Speaker 19: The Department of Justice is holding criminals accountable for stealing

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Speaker 19: over half a billion dollars from taxpayers and across our

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Speaker 19: US attorney's offices all over this country. We currently have

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Speaker 19: over eight thousand fraud matters underway. Unfortunately, as you've heard

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Speaker 19: a lot about recently, because it's true. These cases represent

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Speaker 19: a fraction of the fraud ripping off our country every day.

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Speaker 19: Thanks to leadership of President Trump, this Department, working closely

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Speaker 19: with the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, is supercharging efforts

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Speaker 19: to take down every fraud serve and bring them to justice.

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Speaker 1: That was a big number thrown out by Todd Blanche

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Speaker 1: There eight thousand possible cases of fraud down in Georgia.

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Speaker 1: Voters in that state's fourteenth Congressional district are heading to

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Speaker 1: the polls today for the special election runoff to choose

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Speaker 1: a successor to fill out the remainder of Marjorie Taylor

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Speaker 1: Green's seat. The favorite here is the district attorney, Clay Fuller.

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Speaker 4: He's a Republican.

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Speaker 1: He is the favorite against a Democrat named Sean Harris.

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Speaker 1: But what we'll be watching is the size of the victory.

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Speaker 1: He will need a decisive win to stave off potential

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Speaker 1: primary challengers in the regular primary for the regular election

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Speaker 1: that would.

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Speaker 4: Come up later this spring.

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Speaker 1: All right, here's a question, who is winning the war

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Speaker 1: in Iran? Well, if you ask a lot of the

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Speaker 1: talking heads and people online, Iran is somehow winning, Why

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Speaker 1: are they saying that?

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Speaker 4: And are they all morons?

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Speaker 1: My next guest has a terrific piece on this very question,

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Speaker 1: talking about how, yes, folks, the United States and Israel

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Speaker 1: are in fact winning the war despite what the liberals

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Speaker 1: in the media.

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Speaker 4: And the bots online want to tell you.

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Speaker 1: Welcome into the show, Arman Rosen, who is a correspondent

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Speaker 1: at large for Tablet Magazine. Now, Arman, you wrote this

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Speaker 1: piece for the Free Press. But I have to stop

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Speaker 1: for just a moment and say, Tablet magaz which is

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Speaker 1: your employer, is an excellent publication and what people really

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Speaker 1: ought to do. If you like to read things in print,

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Speaker 1: my advice is get the print edition of Tablet Magazine.

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Speaker 1: It's a terrific publication, and you go to Tablet mag

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Speaker 1: slash subscribe to do that. So Tablet Magazine highly recommend,

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Speaker 1: highly recommend the Free Press.

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Speaker 4: Where your piece begins, Arman, you.

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Speaker 1: Wrote it for the Free Press, and I want you

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Speaker 1: to give our listeners a little synopsis of why you

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Speaker 1: wrote this piece called the Iranian upper Hand is just

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Speaker 1: a rhetorical invention.

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Speaker 20: Thanks for having me on, Scott, and thank you for

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Speaker 20: the generous plug to Tablet, which you all really should

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Speaker 20: subscribe to.

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Speaker 17: If you watch the show, you'll love it.

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Speaker 20: Basically, I had gotten very puzzled by the fact that

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Speaker 20: a conventional wisdom was forming that the US and Israel

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Speaker 20: we're losing this war despite the loss of most of

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Speaker 20: Iran's senior leadership echelon, despite the destruction of their entire navy,

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Speaker 20: most of their industrial base. How could people possibly believe

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Speaker 20: that the US was losing when the ledger was so

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Speaker 20: lopsided on our side. And the answer usually had something

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Speaker 20: to do with the idea that this war, you know,

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Speaker 20: would allow Iran to charge tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, basically,

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Speaker 20: that Iran would be forced to live out, you know,

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Speaker 20: realize its destiny of becoming sort of a you know,

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Speaker 20: a pirate on the scale of a nation state, as

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Speaker 20: if that's something that the world would ever accept and

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Speaker 20: as if it's worth trading everything they've lost in order

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Speaker 20: to become that. And it just seemed to me that

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Speaker 20: a lot of especially the expert and academic conversation on

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Speaker 20: this war was completely at odds with reality and just

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Speaker 20: kind of deeply misleading.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, I said on CNN most nights, as

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Speaker 1: you may know, and I am assured night after night

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Speaker 1: after night that every time we sink an Iranian ship

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Speaker 1: where we blow up, you know, five hundred more targets,

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Speaker 1: or we kill another layer of the regime, that no,

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Speaker 1: in fact, these are all great things for Iran, that

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Speaker 1: this means they're actually winning when we defeat any of

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Speaker 1: their military leaders or installations. And I'm just sort of

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Speaker 1: flummixed at how this all came about. My personal view

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Speaker 1: is that it's wish casting. There are people out there

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Speaker 1: who hate Donald Trump, the commander in chief, so much

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Speaker 1: that they want to will into existence and narrative that

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Speaker 1: somehow he's losing a war for the purpose of being

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Speaker 1: able to say, well, Donald Trump lost us a war.

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Speaker 1: I think some political infection here explains a lot of this.

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Speaker 20: What do you think, Well, look, I mean, if you

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Speaker 20: want to be generous about it and assume good faith

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Speaker 20: on the part of people making those arguments, it is

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Speaker 20: true that the last you know, four to six weeks,

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Speaker 20: you know, have brought a lot of events that have

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Speaker 20: simply never happened before. Right, the Dubai airport has never

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Speaker 20: been struck by drones. Yes, the Huthis you know, managed

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Speaker 20: to damage quite a bit of oil infrastructure in Saudi

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Speaker 20: Arabia a couple of years ago, but not at the

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Speaker 20: scale that ir On seems to be able to.

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Speaker 17: The troubles that these are with.

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Speaker 20: That line of analysis is that these are blows that

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Speaker 20: these countries can withstand. At the end of the day,

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Speaker 20: it's unclear to me that Iran can come back, or

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Speaker 20: at least that this regime can come back from losing

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Speaker 20: everything that they have lost. I think another part of

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Speaker 20: the doom casting, you know, the worst critics comes from

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Speaker 20: kind of a very natural concern of a quagmire, the

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Speaker 20: idea that this could turn into a repeat of the

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Speaker 20: US experience in Iraq. But the differences between that conflict

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Speaker 20: in this one are so vast, beginning with the fact

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Speaker 20: that you don't have Americans dying every single day. No

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Speaker 20: American has died as a result of Iranian actions in

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Speaker 20: this war since basically it's opening days. It's clear, especially

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Speaker 20: from the Special Forces raid the other day, that the

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Speaker 20: US has unbelievable freedom of action in Iran, which is

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Speaker 20: a freedom that we would not have if we hadn't

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Speaker 20: have been so successful at just wiping out a lot

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Speaker 20: of their conventional forces.

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Speaker 17: A lot more than that.

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Speaker 8: Arman.

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Speaker 1: What do you make of the debate over the rhetoric

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Speaker 1: around the phrase regime change. You know, the president says, well,

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Speaker 1: we have had regime change, we wiped out the previous regime.

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Speaker 1: But then you have his detractors come on and say no, no, no,

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Speaker 1: it's all the same regime, just different players.

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Speaker 4: Where do you come down on this debate?

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Speaker 20: I mean, I find it a bit unhelpful. There's a

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Speaker 20: natural tendency for observers, even very smart ones, you know,

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Speaker 20: to refight past conflicts in their mind anytime there's any

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Speaker 20: sort of current or new conflict happening. It actually takes

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Speaker 20: a lot of mental discipline. In a way, it's almost

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Speaker 20: counterintuitive to see events in the world is completely new

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Speaker 20: as not having any necessary relationship to what we've seen before.

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Speaker 20: So is it possible that you can preserve the structures

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Speaker 20: of a regime while also forcing it into some completely

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Speaker 20: new state that makes it easier to manage or to

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Speaker 20: deal with. Yes, I mean, I don't see why not.

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Speaker 20: We're just gonna have to see where this goes. But

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Speaker 20: the expectation of in Iraq style regime change, where the

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Speaker 20: United States, you know, controls territory, arranges for like the

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Speaker 20: writing of a new constitution and the existence of a

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Speaker 20: political compact that we create that's plainly not going to happen.

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Speaker 20: That's not something anybody's ever really discussed for Iran. It's

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Speaker 20: an escalation that I don't think anyone in the administration

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Speaker 20: is contemplating. And I think to analyze this as if

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Speaker 20: it's necessarily a replay of things that the US or

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Speaker 20: anyone has done in the past, I think leads to

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Speaker 20: a lot of kind of bad analysis.

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Speaker 4: You mentioned casualties in the war.

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Speaker 1: We've lost thirteen soldiers so far on the American side.

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Speaker 1: More people have been murdered in the city of Chicago

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Speaker 1: since the beginning of this war than we have lost

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Speaker 1: in fighting Iran. I don't hear a lot of weeping

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Speaker 1: and gnashing of tea from Democrats over that. Every night,

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Speaker 1: we've got about thirty seconds left. I'm going to hit

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Speaker 1: you with some just sort of breaking news analysis. The

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Speaker 1: President has set an eight o'clock deadline for tonight. What

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Speaker 1: is your expectation of what we'll see here over the

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Speaker 1: next six hours.

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Speaker 20: Look, with Donald Trump, especially in the realm of foreign conflict,

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Speaker 20: you have to just see what he does. You can't

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Speaker 20: pay a lot of attention to what he says. You know,

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Speaker 20: there were multiple rounds of Trump threatening that if Hamas

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Speaker 20: didn't release all of its hostages at a certain time,

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Speaker 20: that this or that catastrophic thing would happen to them.

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Speaker 20: That those ended up being kind of negotiating ploys. We

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Speaker 20: just really don't know. What we do know is that,

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Speaker 20: you know, the US attacks on Iran continue. We're destroying

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Speaker 20: major pieces of regime infrastructure every single day, and it's

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Speaker 20: possible that Trump is just trying to create conditions for

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Speaker 20: that to continue with the strongest possible outcome for the

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Speaker 20: United States.

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Speaker 17: And we'll just have to see what he means later

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Speaker 17: on this afternoon.

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Speaker 1: I guess that voice you're hearing Arman Rosen Now he

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Speaker 1: is a writer for Tablet Magazine. I picked up a

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Speaker 1: piece that he wrote in the Free Press. But if

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Speaker 1: you want to read armand and I recommend that you

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Speaker 1: do pick up the print edition of Tablet Magazine. You

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Speaker 1: can subscribe to it and you will not regret it. Arman,

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Speaker 1: look forward to having you back in the near future.

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Speaker 2: Stay with us Ready for more common Sense here CNN

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Speaker 2: senior political commentator, New York Times best selling author and

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Speaker 2: America's favorite political Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 1: It is Tuesday, April to seventh, Common Sense for the

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Speaker 1: American people. Scott Jennings is here coming up. By the way.

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Speaker 1: At the bottom of this hour, famous Hollywood actor Incredible

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Speaker 1: actor Andy Serkis joins US Live to discuss his new

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Speaker 1: is going on at the Department of Homeland Security. Oh,

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Speaker 1: goodness me nothing. It is still shut down. Fifty two days.

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Speaker 1: The Department of Homeland Security is shut down because of

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Speaker 1: Democratic intransigence. Now, the Republicans do have a deal in place,

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Speaker 1: at least among their leadership, Trump, Foon and Johnson to

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Speaker 1: get it reopened. I'm not expecting anything to happen on

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Speaker 1: this until next week when Congress actually comes back to Washington.

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Speaker 1: So for the next few days, DHS will remain shut down.

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Speaker 1: Trump has ensured that the TSA is getting paid through

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Speaker 1: his emergency executive Order. The one thing the DHS does

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Speaker 1: have going forward is that it has a new secretary

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Speaker 1: in place. Christy know Him is out and Mark Wayne

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Speaker 1: Mullen is in. He's been on the job for a

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Speaker 1: few days, and last night he sat down with Brett

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Speaker 1: Bayer over at Fox News for his first big interview.

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Speaker 1: Let's listen to Mark Wayne Mullen talking to Brett cut

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Speaker 1: number thirteen.

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Speaker 21: No one cannot work men, and that's the same thing

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Speaker 21: in this job. No one will out work me. I

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Speaker 21: understand this is a twenty four hours, seven day a

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Speaker 21: week job during his sixty five days a year, and

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Speaker 21: I accept it, and I love it. But I know

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Speaker 21: that I can't do anything more than what I'm doing now,

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Speaker 21: and I'll make I'll.

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Speaker 3: Make our homeland the hardest target possibly.

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Speaker 1: Mark Wayne Mullen talking about his work ethic, and if

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Speaker 1: you talk to anyone in the Senate, by the way,

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Speaker 1: or in the Congress where he came from, or back

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Speaker 1: in Oklahoma, they'll tell you the same thing. This guy

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Speaker 1: is a workhorse, shows up early, stays late, he will

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Speaker 4: So you do have an absolute workhorse now.

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Speaker 1: As Secretary of Homeland Security, he did talk about a

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Speaker 1: couple of issues. Of course, one of the big ones

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Speaker 1: for DHS is what is going to happen with ICE.

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Speaker 1: This is what's fueling the shutdown. Democrats would like to

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Speaker 1: defund and abolish ICE. Republicans say ICE is just enforcing

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Speaker 1: our immigration laws. Where does Mark Wayne Mullins come down

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Speaker 1: on all of this. Let's listen to cut number twelve.

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Speaker 21: I say agents are simply trying to enforce the policies

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Speaker 21: that Congress passed. As Secretary, right, I don't get a

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Speaker 21: pick and choose which policies I enforce. I enforce all

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Speaker 21: the policies that Congress put on my plate. And how

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Speaker 21: we do that is, well, we're a nation of walls,

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Speaker 21: so we simply enforce laws. If Corey and some of

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Speaker 21: immigration reform.

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Speaker 3: Let's seriously talk about what we're doing.

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Speaker 21: But instead they're wanting to defund ICE and they're wanting

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Speaker 21: to defund our customer border patrol.

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Speaker 3: Essentially, what they're saying is we.

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Speaker 21: Don't want to deport any of our felonies, or our

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Speaker 21: felons or the criminals that are here that came under

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Speaker 21: eat the Biden administration, and they want to open open

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Speaker 21: our border completely.

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Speaker 3: And I don't know how we get past.

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Speaker 21: That, because at the end of the day, I've got

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Speaker 21: a job.

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Speaker 3: To do and I want to do it.

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Speaker 1: Pretty much gets right to the heart of the matter

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Speaker 1: of the immigration debate. One final clip, Mullin says, they're

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Speaker 1: going to take a hard look at international airports and

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Speaker 1: sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 4: This is an emerging issue. Cut number eight.

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Speaker 3: I believe sanctuary cities it is not lawful.

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Speaker 21: I don't I don't think they're able to do that,

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Speaker 21: and so we're going to take a hard look at this.

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Speaker 21: This one area we may take a hard look at

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Speaker 21: is some of these some of these cities have international airports.

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Speaker 21: If they're sanctuary cities, should they really be processing customs

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Speaker 21: into their city? Seriously, if they're a sanctuary city and

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Speaker 21: they're receiving international flights and we're asking them to partner

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Speaker 21: with us at the airport, once they walk out of

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Speaker 21: the airport, they're not going to enforce immigration policy. Maybe

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Speaker 21: we need to have a really hard look at that

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Speaker 21: because we need to focus on cities that want to

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Speaker 21: work with us.

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Speaker 9: So you're saying that big cities that are sanctuary cities

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Speaker 9: that have a big airport, they might lose their customers.

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Speaker 21: Well, I'm saying we're going to have to start prioritizing

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Speaker 21: things at some point. Right now, Remember the Democrats are

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Speaker 21: wanting defund customer Border Patrol. Well, who processes those individuals

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Speaker 21: and that walk off the plane.

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Speaker 1: Mark Wayne Mullin now on the job at the Department

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Speaker 1: of Homeland Security. When we come back, Hollywood's Andy Serkis

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Speaker 1: is here to talk about his new movie. You don't

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Speaker 1: want to miss this conversation on the Scott Jetting Shows.

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Speaker 2: David, you do want to drive a leftist crazy? Tell

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Speaker 2: the truth and keep smiling. This is the Scott Jetting.

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Speaker 1: Show, Tuesday, April the seventh, Common Sense for the American People.

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Speaker 4: Scott Jennings is here. Thanks for listening.

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Speaker 1: Big movie coming out May the first. It will be

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Speaker 1: in theaters across the country. It is an animated adaptation

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Speaker 1: of George Orwell Animal Farm. Everybody's getting excited about this

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Speaker 1: movie May the first. Let's hear a little bit from

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Speaker 1: Animal Farm?

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Speaker 8: Is shin.

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Speaker 1: I do hope it's somewhere good. What does that say,

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Speaker 1: lester house?

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Speaker 17: That sounds awesome?

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Speaker 8: I love to laugh.

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Speaker 3: It's a slaughterhouse.

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Speaker 10: Look at all this deliciousness they want this?

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Speaker 4: Do you want to be food? What do you want? Freedom?

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Speaker 1: Fight for it?

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Speaker 22: Come up, We're afraid whatever it Okay up, too late

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Speaker 22: to talk about this upcoming movie.

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Speaker 1: The man who has brought it all to life, who

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Speaker 1: has put George Orwell's Animal Farm in animated form, is

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Speaker 1: Hollywood's Andy Circus. Andy is here to discuss this film,

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Speaker 1: and he comes to us from New Zealand. Andy, Welcome

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Speaker 1: into the Scott Jennings Show. I know a lot of

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Speaker 1: people are getting excited about this movie, and thank you

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Speaker 1: for joining us. What inspired you to make this film?

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Speaker 1: Everybody around the office is talking about it, and I

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Speaker 1: want to hear it from you. How did it get

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Speaker 1: How did you get this project going?

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Speaker 8: Well?

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Speaker 23: First of all, Scott, thank you. It's lovely to see you,

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Speaker 23: and thanks for having me on the show. I read

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Speaker 23: this book when I was about ten years old on

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Speaker 23: the bus going to school, and it stuck with me.

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Speaker 23: I think it was one of the first books I

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Speaker 23: read that as a young kid, you know, young kid,

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Speaker 23: which had adult themes, but I didn't know it at

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Speaker 23: the time. There was something brewing underneath it in the story.

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Speaker 23: And then I saw a theatrical production of it when

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Speaker 23: I was about eighteen at the National Theater. And then

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Speaker 23: cut to twenty five years later, and I'm making a

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Speaker 23: movie about apes escaping from a facility, one of the

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Speaker 23: Planet of the Apes movie, where I was playing Caesar,

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Speaker 23: the lead character, and I suddenly thought, that hasn't been

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Speaker 23: an adult animal farm for many years, and it would

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Speaker 23: be such an extraordinary using the technology that we now have,

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Speaker 23: would be an extraordinary tale tell So it was going

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Speaker 23: to originally be a motion captured live action show, and

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Speaker 23: then I realized that actually to reach a young audience,

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Speaker 23: it would be far more powerful to put it together

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Speaker 23: as an animated movie, and that was so that was

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Speaker 23: the journey. So it's taken some time. I've been working

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Speaker 23: on this for fifteen years and it's just wow, great

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Speaker 23: that finally we get to get it out there.

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Speaker 1: Well, it is something that we're all looking forward to

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Speaker 1: from Angels Studios. You mentioned, by the way, you're a

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Speaker 1: bit of a pioneer in Hollywood. You've done this motion

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Speaker 1: capture work, Gollum, King Kong, Captain Haddock, Blue Caesar, You've

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Speaker 1: played all these amazing characters through that. You decided to

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Speaker 1: do animation for this, but for a specific audience, for

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Speaker 1: the young audience.

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Speaker 4: I assume you've done some screenings.

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Speaker 1: Are the kids connecting with it as they're watching it

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Speaker 1: here as we get ready to roll it.

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Speaker 3: Out very much?

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Speaker 23: So, I mean this is entirely aimed at young inquiring

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Speaker 23: minds who want to have a debate. Really, it's for

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Speaker 23: that kids to have a debate. Aren't asking the question

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Speaker 23: to why is it?

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Speaker 1: We?

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Speaker 23: You know, as history keeps repeating itself, we always make

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Speaker 23: the same mistakes and to have that you know, their

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Speaker 23: parents may have read the book or their grandparents, and

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Speaker 23: to have a cross generation discussion using you know, And

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Speaker 23: that's why we wanted.

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Speaker 17: To make an animated movie.

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Speaker 23: So it felt a really accessible and also entertaining. But

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Speaker 23: you know, we're not not shying away from all all

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Speaker 23: Weel's themes are in there, but we've definitely aimed it

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Speaker 23: at a family audience so that it begins a discussion.

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Speaker 1: So for our listeners, if they're unfamiliar with animal farm,

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Speaker 1: this is the allegory where farm animals rebel against their

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Speaker 1: human farmer. They want to create a self sufficient and

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Speaker 1: equal society, and the pigs lead the rebellion, but it

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Speaker 1: devolves into a totalitarian dictatorship and they sort of lose

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Speaker 1: their ideals that they had when they got started. How

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Speaker 1: close does the movie stick to the original or Weell material?

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Speaker 23: It absolutely sticks, I would say, I mean, hey, look,

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Speaker 23: any adaptation of a book is going to have a

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Speaker 23: particular There are two things where we vary from from

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Speaker 23: from the from the book itself, but in the actual

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Speaker 23: all Well's messaging is there all the way through, and

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Speaker 23: you know, as you well know, you know, all Well

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Speaker 23: has been accepted by both kind of left and right

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Speaker 23: in and celebrated and used. So he's not kind of

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Speaker 23: popping at any political system in particular. In our version,

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Speaker 23: we wanted to sort of open it up and it

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Speaker 23: not just be about totalitarian Russia in nineteen forties. It's

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Speaker 23: about it's this is about power and the corruption of power,

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Speaker 23: and and we wanted to make it more accessible for

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Speaker 23: a young audience today. So the themes include fake news,

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Speaker 23: I mean that that runs right through the story anyway,

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Speaker 23: and the dissemination of information, misinformation and the corruption of

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Speaker 23: power basically, and as I say, it's it's we wanted

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Speaker 23: to make it for an audience today, and a young

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Speaker 23: audience particularly. But and therefore in the in our film,

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Speaker 23: we take the view through we give them moral co

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Speaker 23: help us journey to a young piglet who's best friend,

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Speaker 23: who is a part of the animals at the start,

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Speaker 23: that ends up being co opted into very much I'm

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Speaker 23: a pig, not an animal, and having the luxury and

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Speaker 23: the and he falls under the sort of political ideology

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Speaker 23: of Napoleon, this rather populist leader who makes him succumb

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Speaker 23: to his way of thinking, and then the scales fall

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Speaker 23: from his eyes and he realizes that, so we want

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Speaker 23: to see we are seeing the world through a young

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Speaker 23: piglet size.

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Speaker 4: Basically, this is Andy Serkis.

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Speaker 1: We're talking to famous Hollywood actor and producer. Andy Serkis,

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Speaker 1: one of the most biggest pioneers for different kinds of

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Speaker 1: movie making in Hollywood.

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Speaker 4: We're really glad to have him on the show today.

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Speaker 1: Now, you said you've been working on this for fifteen years,

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Speaker 1: But I'm looking at the cast list and for young audiences,

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Speaker 1: they are going to recognize a lot of these voices.

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Speaker 1: Tell us who in Hollywood is involved in this project.

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Speaker 4: These names are blockbuster.

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Speaker 23: Oh it's a it's an amazing cast. I mean, everybody

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Speaker 23: you know who is on the cast list. So you've

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Speaker 23: got You've got Seth Rogan, Gayton, Mattaatzo from Strange Things.

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Speaker 23: You've got Glenn Close, Woody Harrelson, Kieran Culkin, Kathleen Turner,

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Speaker 23: Imman Valani from the Marvel Films, step As Shemy. I mean,

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Speaker 23: it's just everyone wanted to make this movie because they

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Speaker 23: loved the book so much. They were really passionate about

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Speaker 23: the book, and so so we were blessed and we

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Speaker 23: started talking to some of the Jim Parsons. You know,

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Speaker 23: we started talking to oh and Laverne Cox two I've

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Speaker 23: forgot So it's like we we we started talking to

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Speaker 23: these people, as I say, fifteen years ago, and they've

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Speaker 23: stuck with it and taken some time because we originally

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Speaker 23: we're gonna use performance capture motion capture and make it

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Speaker 23: a live action movie, but it would have made it

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Speaker 23: a much darker film for the audience that we were

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Speaker 23: aiming it for. So so animation is you know, it

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Speaker 23: lends itself to a bucolic, beautiful environment, which then you know,

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Speaker 23: as the story turns and becomes darker, we can we

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Speaker 23: can allow the innocence of the storytelling to still protect

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Speaker 23: the young as it were.

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Speaker 1: Talk to us about how it is to make an

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Speaker 1: animated film. You've got all these incredible actors. Are they

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Speaker 1: all together when they're recording their lines? Is some of

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Speaker 1: it done separately? Take us inside the production a little

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Speaker 1: bit and how you get all of the voice acting together.

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Speaker 1: And then I assume as you put the movie together,

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Speaker 1: you're making edits and you probably have to bring them

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Speaker 1: back and do other things. Kind of kind of give

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Speaker 1: us an idea of how you make a movie.

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Speaker 3: Like this.

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Speaker 23: Well, it's you know, it was a journey for me

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Speaker 23: because I've never this is my foot I've directed many

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Speaker 23: live action films, so using sort of live action film

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Speaker 23: techniques and bringing them into this, which is what I

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Speaker 23: wanted to do. But working with actors doing animation, of course,

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Speaker 23: it starts with voice recording, and so you're working you're

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Speaker 23: directing the actors in a voice booth that never meet

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Speaker 23: each other, so you read the scenes off with them

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Speaker 23: like I would read the scenes with them, and then

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Speaker 23: and then let them riff on the script and so on,

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Speaker 23: improvise some stuff and then and then you on the

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Speaker 23: other side of production, you're working with animators and you know,

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Speaker 23: concept designers and set designers, and you know, you're building

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Speaker 23: the world visually, and then you then you bring them

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Speaker 23: together and you lay out the animation for blocking, the

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Speaker 23: camera blocking. And one of the things I wanted to

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Speaker 23: do I was really keen to do on this was

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Speaker 23: to give it us a sense that this wasn't a cartoon,

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Speaker 23: this wasn't unbelievable. So the physics of the animals, the

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Speaker 23: way they move is very much you know how a

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Speaker 23: pig would move, and you know the jiggle in the

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Speaker 23: body and the weights and the gravity and all of that,

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Speaker 23: and also the camera choice of the way the camera works.

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Speaker 23: There's nothing in this film which wouldn't be what a

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Speaker 23: real camera would do. So there's no you know, CG.

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Speaker 23: Whizzy camera flying around being unrealistic. It wants to feel

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Speaker 23: like it's real within the realms of animation, as it were.

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Speaker 1: We're talking with Andy Serkis, Hollywood actor and producer. He's

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Speaker 1: got an amazing movie coming out on May the first.

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Speaker 1: It's called Animal Farm and it is based on the

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Speaker 1: George Orwell novel and it comes out from Angel Studios.

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Speaker 1: Is this the first time, Andy, you've worked with Angel

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Speaker 1: Studios and tell us what that was like. We're we're

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Speaker 1: big fans and big promoters of Angel here and we

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Speaker 1: love the content they're putting out.

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Speaker 4: I'm interested in your experience with them.

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Speaker 23: Well, they have I think their business model is just incredible.

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Speaker 23: I think it's you know, their their guild and the

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Speaker 23: way that they bring in projects that they believe have.

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Speaker 23: You know, there used to be I think There used

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Speaker 23: to be known more for sort of faith based material,

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Speaker 23: but now it's really about films that have messages that

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Speaker 23: can change the world. For the better in some way.

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Speaker 23: So it's a broader sort of remit in a way.

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Speaker 23: But I've found to be amazing to work with. I've

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Speaker 23: actually done another film with them which is coming out

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Speaker 23: on July the fourth, which is Young Washington, So that

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Speaker 23: is you know, we've build a relationship with them, my

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Speaker 23: company and an Adaventure, who are the people who originally

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Speaker 23: produced this as well. We've had such a great time

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Speaker 23: working with Angel. They're so and the way that they

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Speaker 23: are bringing the film out is really iful and well judged,

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Speaker 23: and the way that they're targeting their audience is fantastic.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm really looking forward to this Young Washington project.

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Speaker 1: I think, in fact, I think you and I might

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Speaker 1: be having a little conversation about that down in Washington,

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Speaker 1: DC later this year, which I am I'm looking forward to.

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Speaker 4: And I have four kids at home.

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Speaker 1: So these Angel movies, these topics, I think they I

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Speaker 1: agree with you. They they've hit upon a model that

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Speaker 1: really lets parents show kids things that they wouldn't get

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Speaker 1: out out of a regular movie studio. We're talking with

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Speaker 1: Andy Serkis from Hollywood. Andy, we got about a minute

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Speaker 1: left here. I'm looking at your filmography. I mean this

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Speaker 1: is incredible, Planet of the Apes, The Batman, King Kong, Venom,

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Speaker 1: Lord of the Rings, Black Panther.

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Speaker 4: I mean, these are some of the Avengers.

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Speaker 1: These are some of the biggest movies that Hollywood has

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Speaker 1: made in the last few years. And I know it's

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Speaker 1: hard to choose among all these amazing things, but give

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Speaker 1: us one great most memorable story for your career for

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Speaker 1: the last fifteen or twenty years. When you look back

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Speaker 1: on all these movies, what's something that you're the most

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Speaker 1: proud of.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 23: Look, I have to say at this point, I my

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Speaker 23: life changed when I played the character of Gollum because

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Speaker 23: it opened me up to a whole different way of

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Speaker 23: working and and so I hold him very dear and

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Speaker 23: the process of working with Peter Jackson and everybody down

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Speaker 23: here in New Zealand. So which is which is kind

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Speaker 23: of why I'm back here again. And that's that is

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Speaker 23: that that character really defined a big turning point in

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Speaker 23: my career and my attitude towards what could be done

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Speaker 23: with technology and acting. So it's so that I think

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Speaker 23: has got goin. Golum's definitely up there with Caesar, I've

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Speaker 23: got to say. From the Planet of the Apes as

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Speaker 23: a very very close. Second, I actually love Caesar as

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Speaker 23: a character.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that those that progression of those movies in obviously

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Speaker 1: an updated on old mature. That terrific, terrific stuff. Andy

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Speaker 1: serkis congratulations on Animal Farm. It comes out from Angel Studios.

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Speaker 1: It's hitting theaters on May the first. It has an

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Speaker 1: amazing cast. You play the farmer, mister Jones, and you've

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Speaker 1: lined up this start thirty past as an animated film

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Speaker 1: his four children. And then later we're gonna talk about

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Speaker 1: this Young Washington coming out on July the fourth. Andy

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Speaker 1: serkis coming to us from New Zealand. We appreciate your

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Speaker 1: time today.

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Speaker 17: Sir, Thank you very much.

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Speaker 23: Scott cheers.

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Speaker 4: All right, Thanks Andy.

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Speaker 1: Okay, we're gonna take a break.

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Speaker 4: I can't I'm excited about this movie.

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Speaker 1: Andy serkis, by the way, just so you know this,

1257
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Speaker 1: like the nicest guy in the world. He's like literally

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Speaker 1: the nicest guy, Hollywood guy, and couldn't be nicer.

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Speaker 1: hundred and fiftieth year as a nation by going to

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Speaker 1: three week quick start. It's just nineteen ninety five. You

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Speaker 1: Newsom's wife, she's back at it again.

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Speaker 4: You don't want to miss this.

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Speaker 17: Right after this.

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Speaker 2: Voice of reason, common sense for the American people.

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Speaker 3: This is the Scott Jenny.

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Speaker 1: Show home stretch. Here on Tuesday, April of the seven

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Speaker 1: Scotch Jennings Broadcasting for Salem, we are dispensing common sense

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Speaker 1: for the American people. I just got to go back

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Speaker 1: to this, Andy Serkis, that was amazing the guys in

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Speaker 1: New Zealand couldn't have been nicer. He's got this movie

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Speaker 1: coming out on May the first from our friends at

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Speaker 1: the Angel Studios called Animal Farm.

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Speaker 4: I'm gonna go see it.

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Speaker 1: By the way, you should sign up for the Angel Guild.

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Speaker 1: They got a ton of great stuff on there. But

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Speaker 1: he referenced in our interview this other project that he

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Speaker 1: has coming out, which comes out this summer around the

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Speaker 1: fourth of July, called Young Washington. We all know Washington

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Speaker 1: from General Washington, President Washington, but Young Washington was a

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Speaker 1: different kind of character and a different point in his life.

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Speaker 1: They've made this great movie about young George Washington. Your

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Speaker 1: kids are gonna love this stuff. And so anyway, I

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Speaker 1: just wanted to say thanks again to Andy Serkis and

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Speaker 1: our friends over at Angel for making him available to

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Speaker 1: us today.

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Speaker 4: Great content coming out from Angel, and I think I

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Speaker 4: mentioned this.

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Speaker 1: I think I don't think it's been announced yet.

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Speaker 4: I'll get it. I'll announce it when it's ready.

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Speaker 1: But I think Andy Serkis and I may be doing

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Speaker 1: a public event together sometime in the next few weeks

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Speaker 1: to talk about some of these movies.

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Speaker 4: Maybe do it down in Washington.

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Speaker 1: Hopefully but we'll get the details to you when all

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Speaker 1: that's ready to go. I did want to close the

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Speaker 1: show today with our new favorite, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. This

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Speaker 1: is Gavin Newsom's wife. All these clips are coming at

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Speaker 1: our friend May's on the Internet's got the clips.

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Speaker 4: Other people are passing them around.

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Speaker 1: I guess she gave a bunch of interviews a while

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Speaker 1: back and maybe continues to do so. But some of

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Speaker 1: the things that Gavin Newsom's wife has said are so strange.

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Speaker 1: If you don't think this is going to be a

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Speaker 1: problem for Gavin, listen up. Listen to this one. This

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Speaker 1: is by the way. I want you to listen to

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Speaker 1: this and ask yourself, could this possibly be true?

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I mean these kinds of people, the Gavin Newsom's and

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Speaker 1: the Jennifer news they are exactly the kind of people

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Speaker 1: that make up stories to try to make a point.

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Speaker 1: I have a sense, my spider sense is telling me

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Speaker 1: maybe that's happening here. You be the judge cut number ten.

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Speaker 3: I've given our boys dolls.

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Speaker 24: Even if they tear that off, I've given them dolls

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Speaker 24: to learn that care and caregiving is not just an

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Speaker 24: activity that's reserved for women, but that it's also an

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Speaker 24: activity that is a responsibility of men. What I've done

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Speaker 24: with both my daughters and my sons is if I'm

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Speaker 24: reading a book and the protagonist as a male, I

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Speaker 24: just change the heat to a she, and it just

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Speaker 24: normalizes for my son's in particularly, it's not even I

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Speaker 24: don't even just do it for my girls. I do

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Speaker 24: it for my sons because I want them to see

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Speaker 24: that women can be the center of a story, that

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Speaker 24: women matter, that women are interesting.

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Speaker 3: At the end of the day, we're all kind of

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Speaker 3: like in this place.

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Speaker 24: In the history maybe where we're recognizing what it is

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Speaker 24: to ultimately deconstruct all these gender roles and ultimately be human.

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Speaker 24: And that's exciting to me. So you know, I'll just

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Speaker 24: continue to kind of do my work and try and

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Speaker 24: deconstruct all of these like limiting narratives about ultimately what

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Speaker 24: it means to be human.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I know this is how these modern liberals think.

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Speaker 1: What do you think? Is this a real thing or

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Speaker 1: is she making this? I don't know, I can't tell

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Speaker 1: either way. Very either way, very bizarre, But I get

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Speaker 1: the feeling by the way that she thinks she is

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Speaker 1: going to be running the country. You get that feeling

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Speaker 1: listening to her, like maybe this is her moment and

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Speaker 1: a ride gave into the White House, which, byttle, he

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Speaker 1: is so terrible, he's not gonna make it. She's hitched

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Speaker 1: herself to a rough wagon here. Okay, let's stay here

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Speaker 1: one other. Oh yeah, by the way, if you want

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Speaker 1: to see all these clips at May's more on X.

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Speaker 1: He's the best.

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Speaker 4: So let's listen to her and cut number.

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Speaker 25: Fifteen working on legislation to hold tech companies accountable and

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Speaker 25: help them be a force for good in our kids

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Speaker 25: and families' lives, to really provide all the best in

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Speaker 25: class resources and support for you so that they don't

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Speaker 25: go down this rabbit hole of very very dangerous and

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Speaker 25: limiting narratives around timately what it means to you girl,

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Speaker 25: and what it means to be a boy.

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Speaker 4: So let me just translate all this for you.

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Speaker 1: What the Democrats are planning to do is run as

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Speaker 1: moderates in twenty six and twenty eight. But what Jennifer,

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Speaker 1: and this was from a couple of year, what she's

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Speaker 1: telling you they're going to do is go right back

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Speaker 1: to this gender ideology, this gender cult, all of the

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Speaker 1: stuff that you hated from the Biden years and from

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Speaker 1: the Harris era, all of that. They're going to try

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Speaker 1: to put it under wraps this year and maybe even

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Speaker 1: in twenty eight, but understand, if people like that make

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Speaker 1: it back to the White House, that's exactly exactly what

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Speaker 1: you're gonna get. All Right, We're done for the day.

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Speaker 1: We're watching the eight o'clock deadline tonight. We'll report on

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Speaker 1: it tomorrow. Scott Jennings for Salem.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for listening.