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Speaker 1: President Trump will address the nation tonight on voter integrity,

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Speaker 1: but is he also going to talk about the war

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Speaker 1: Special Council Jack Smith perser himself when he testified before Congress.

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Speaker 1: lie about who you are or about what you want

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Speaker 1: to talk about. Now five days now of bombing in

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Speaker 1: called memorandum of Understanding. Now, I mentioned to you before

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Speaker 1: that a very prominent Democrat lawyer named David Boyce. He's

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Speaker 1: one of these super super lawyers wrote a piece about

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Speaker 1: the war. Wrote it in March Wall Street Journal headline,

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Speaker 1: partisanship on Iran is dangerous for America. Trump is doing

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Speaker 1: the right thing for the US, and we Democrats should

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Speaker 1: judge the war on its merits. He's just part of

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Speaker 1: what he said, and I'm quoting. If Trump hadn't acted,

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Speaker 1: his successor would have been left with an even more

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Speaker 1: dangerous choice than his predecessors left him. Three or four

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Speaker 1: years from now, the Iranian missiles now hitting Iran's neighbors

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Speaker 1: a dirty bomb, He wrote, No sensible person wants a

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Speaker 1: war a president, least of all. But the widespread hostility

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Speaker 1: to this military action seems untethered to any serious discussion

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Speaker 1: of its merits. What is the alternative? For three decades,

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Speaker 1: We've tried everything that each president could think of. We

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Speaker 1: tried being nice, talking tough, moral squasion, negotiated agreement, economic sanctions.

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Speaker 1: None worked. The problem is there is only one language

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Speaker 1: Rand's leaders understand. If we oppose the war and succeeded

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Speaker 1: in pressuring mister Trump, to curtail it before the mission

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Speaker 1: would be worse for it. He concludes with this, America's

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Speaker 1: national security is too important to hold hostage to partisanship.

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Speaker 1: We Democrats need to begin asking what our position would

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Speaker 1: be and why if the action had been taken by

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Speaker 1: mister Clinton, mister Obama, or mister Biden. If we believe

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Speaker 1: that Iran presents a serious threat, we need to support

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Speaker 1: succeed mister Trump as president. Now I mention this because

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Speaker 1: there was an interesting exchange on the Morning Joe Show

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Speaker 1: with the Senate Republican Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. He was

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Speaker 1: essentially asked, however you feel about the war, whatever you

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Speaker 1: he gave and the shifting rationale that he gives, isn't

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Speaker 1: it a good thing that Iran militarily has now been diminished?

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Speaker 1: And he wouldn't say yes. Number sixty seven.

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Speaker 4: Deep and Iran sees that they have real leverage here

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Speaker 5: You got to answer my question first. Is it a

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Speaker 1: Yes or not?

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Speaker 4: It's it's you can't because it's a premature question. What

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Speaker 6: No, No, I can ask that question.

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Speaker 7: I said, no, no, no, I can't. I can't.

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Speaker 5: So you have a military side, but I can show

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Speaker 5: you my chart, but I think they're away. You have

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Speaker 5: the military side, you have the political side. I'm simply

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Speaker 5: asking on the military side, is it good, regardless of

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Speaker 4: Again, I have to tell you, Joe first, you can't

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Speaker 4: what's going to happen three months from now? Is it

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Speaker 1: What's going to happen?

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Speaker 4: Will the world economy collapse? Will something happen even worse?

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Speaker 4: Will the whole energy infrastructure of the world go up?

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Speaker 4: And smoke, so you have to. When they do it

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Speaker 4: without planning, when they do it without understanding where they're going,

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Speaker 1: He wouldn't answer the simple question, isn't it a good

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Speaker 1: thing that Iran militarily is no longer capable as the

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Speaker 1: worst was? Well, when you do it without planning, when

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Speaker 1: you do it without he did it without planning, you

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Speaker 1: can't concede that the world is better off. Oh, I

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Speaker 1: know you don't like Donald Trump. I know you believe

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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump gave shifting out for the war. I

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Speaker 1: get that, But can you at least concede that the

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Speaker 1: Can you at least acknowledge that? Continue, Senator, where they're

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Speaker 8: It's a question it is you do not strategize the

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Speaker 8: consequences of the action, the military action. If you obliterate

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Speaker 8: and do all these things, but you don't actually play

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Speaker 5: Me let me answer the question for everybody in America.

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Speaker 5: The answer, yes, it's good that the terrorist regime, their

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Speaker 5: military has been and capabilities have been degraded radically. The question, Mike, though,

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Speaker 1: Hold hold on, hold on, no. The question Joe and

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Speaker 1: Chuck was Iran close to getting a nuclear bomb? And

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Speaker 1: the NATO Secretary General Mark Rudda said that Iran was

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Speaker 1: not going to go there. Ask him this question, Chuck,

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Speaker 5: The question, Mike, though, is political.

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Speaker 1: It's the political question.

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Speaker 5: What is the political impact, what's the impact in the Straits,

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Speaker 6: In the region.

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Speaker 4: In all due respect, if you ask the American people,

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Speaker 4: if you have the choice of degrading, they the military

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Speaker 4: structure in Iran but having gasoline be six dollars a

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Speaker 6: What do you think of that?

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Speaker 5: You're listening to me, that's the political side.

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Speaker 4: Oh, it's not political, it's a consequence. Just like Mika said,

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Speaker 4: why don't we.

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Speaker 5: Talk about the Yankees because you're not following?

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Speaker 1: Okay, that's not the question, Chuck. If the American people

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Speaker 1: believe that Rant is close to getting a nuclear bomb,

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Speaker 1: would they tolerate six dollars a gallon gas here, Yes,

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Speaker 1: they would. And the reason the war's so unpopular because

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Speaker 1: That's the question you should have been asking Chuck Schumer, Senator,

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Speaker 1: a Salem NewsChannel. I got a question. The Democrats have

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Speaker 1: Twenty five percent of the congressional delegation of Democrats did

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump believes twenty twenty was illegitimate. Their word. Now,

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Speaker 1: problem with people, including doctors, refusing to answer a simple question,

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Speaker 1: can men get pregnant? Number fifty nine?

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Speaker 6: Thank you, mister chairman. Since you bring it up, why

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Speaker 6: don't we just start there? Doctor Vermi wasn't sure I

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Speaker 6: understood your answer to Senator Moody a moment ago, do

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Speaker 6: you think that men can get pregnant?

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Speaker 24: I hesitated there because I wasn't sure where the conversation

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Speaker 24: do take care of patients with different identities. I take

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Speaker 24: care of many women. I take care of people with

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Speaker 24: different identities. And so that's where I paused. I think, yeah,

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Speaker 24: I wasn't sure where you were going with that.

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Speaker 6: Well, the goal is is the truth? So can men

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Speaker 6: get pregnant?

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Speaker 16: Again?

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Speaker 24: The reason I paused there is I'm not really sure

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Speaker 6: Goal is to establish a biological reality. You just said

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Speaker 6: a moment ago that science and evidence should control, not politics.

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Speaker 6: So let's just test that proposition. Can men get pregnant?

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Speaker 16: I take care of people with many identities?

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Speaker 6: But can men get pregnant?

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Speaker 16: Many women that can get pregnant?

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Speaker 24: I do take care of people that don't identify as women.

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Speaker 6: Can can men get pregnant?

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Speaker 16: Again? As I'm saying, let.

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Speaker 6: Me just remind you. You testify to a moment ago science

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Speaker 6: and evidence should control, not politics. So should can men

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Speaker 6: get pregnant?

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Speaker 24: You're a doctor at say science and evidence should guide medicine.

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Speaker 6: Do science that evidence tell us that men can get pregnant?

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Speaker 6: Biological men? Can they get pregnant?

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Speaker 24: I also think yes, No, questions like this are a

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Speaker 6: No, yes, No. Questions are about the truth, doctor, or

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Speaker 6: let's not make a mockery of this proceeding. This is

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Speaker 6: about science and evidence, and I'm asking you. You know,

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Speaker 6: the United States Supreme Court just heard arguments yesterday at

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Speaker 6: great length on this question. This is not a hypothetical question.

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Speaker 6: This is not theoretical that affects real people in their

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Speaker 6: real lives. And you're here as an expert, called by

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Speaker 6: the other side as an expert, and you've been telling

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Speaker 6: us that you that you follow right, You're a doctor,

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Speaker 6: and you follow the science and the evidence. So I

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Speaker 6: just want to know, based on the science, can men

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Speaker 6: get pregnant? That's a yes or no question, it really is.

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Speaker 6: I think I.

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Speaker 24: Think you're trying to reduce the complexity.

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Speaker 6: Of a low I'm not. I'm trying to get it's

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Speaker 6: not complex. I'm trying to get to an answer, and

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Speaker 6: I'm trying to test, frankly, your veracity as a medical

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Speaker 16: I think you're a conflating this extraordinary.

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Speaker 6: No, I'm not conflating male and female. There're two different things.

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Speaker 6: There's biological men and there's biological women. And I want

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Speaker 6: to know can men get pregnant?

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Speaker 16: What you were talking about is biology. You're not going

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Speaker 16: to answer my question biological males.

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Speaker 6: This isn't a hard doctor. Can men get pregnant? Yes?

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Speaker 7: Or no?

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Speaker 24: I would be more than happy to have a conversation

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Speaker 6: I'm not trying to be polarizing. I'm trying to ask.

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Speaker 6: I think it is extraordinary that we are here in

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Speaker 6: hearing about science and about women, and for the record,

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Speaker 6: it's women who get pregnant, not men. We are here

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Speaker 6: about the safety of women and science that shows that

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Speaker 6: this abortion drug causes adverse health events in eleven percent

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Speaker 6: of cases. That's twenty two times greater than the FDA label.

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Speaker 6: Another fact you haven't acknowledged, and yet you won't even

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Speaker 6: acknowledge the basic reality that biological men don't get pregnant.

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Speaker 6: There's a difference between biological men and biological women. I

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Speaker 6: just I don't know how we can take you seriously

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Speaker 6: and your claims to be a person of science if

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Speaker 6: you won't level with this on this basic issue. I

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Speaker 6: thought we were past all of this. Frankly, I can't

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Speaker 6: believe we're still here talking about this.

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Speaker 24: I am a person of science, and I'm also someone

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Speaker 24: And I don't think polarized languages, language, or questions serve

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Speaker 24: that goal.

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Speaker 16: I don't think they serve the American.

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Speaker 6: It is not polarizing to say that there is a

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Speaker 6: scientific difference between men and women. And I want this

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Speaker 6: to be clear and for the record, it is not

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Speaker 6: polarizing to say that women are a biological reality and

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Speaker 6: should be treated and protected as such. That is not polarizing.

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Speaker 6: That is truth. It is also, by the way, the

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Speaker 6: the United States Constitution, which offers unique protections to women

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Speaker 6: and a variety of circumstances as women, and your refusal

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Speaker 6: to recognize women as women and men as men is

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Speaker 6: deeply corrosive to science, to public trust, and yes to

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Speaker 6: constitutional protections for women as women. And I think it's

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Speaker 6: extraordinary that you would sit here in advance a political

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Speaker 6: agenda that has been thoroughly discredited and rejected by the

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Speaker 6: American people in this forum. And I'm glad we had

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Speaker 6: this exchange because it is exceptionally clarifying. It is also

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Speaker 6: in many ways quite depressing. I see that my time

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Speaker 6: witnesses for being here. Thank you for protecting women and children,

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Speaker 6: thank you for your valiant efforts, thank you for following

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Speaker 6: the science. And thank you, mister chairman.

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Speaker 1: For this hearing. Doctor. If I spot you the C

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Speaker 26: So that is part of a curriculum to help our

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Speaker 25: Doctor Haygood. You see SF's classroom guide titled Framework for

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Speaker 1: I use it.

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Speaker 25: Myself as a non biological woman. Ever had a baby?

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Speaker 1: A transgender person can?

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Speaker 25: That's not a biological woman. Has a non biological woman

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Speaker 25: ever had a baby?

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Speaker 26: I would reiterate, it's ridiculous. We take care of transgenderation.

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Speaker 1: Doctor, and this is Congressman Randy Fine, Republican from Florida,

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Speaker 1: number fifty five.

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Speaker 27: Doctor Hargood, under questioning for miss Miller, you said, quote,

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Speaker 27: who has the other pregnancies?

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Speaker 26: It's possible for transgender people.

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Speaker 27: So wait, it's a transgender people. I thought a transgender

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Speaker 27: woman was a woman. So you said the vast majority

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Speaker 27: of pregnancies are in women. So who are the other.

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Speaker 26: Prejudants recognize themselves as a woman? What you heard what

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Speaker 27: So there are people who are pregnant. Who are it's

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Speaker 27: a just use your use your made up language. Who

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Speaker 27: are the other people who are pregnant? In your in

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Speaker 27: your kookie worldview. You said the vast majority of pregnancies

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Speaker 27: are in women. Who are the other pregnancies?

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Speaker 1: And transgender person?

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Speaker 27: A transgender person? The answer I could presume in your

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Speaker 28: I got a headache, don't leave town, so let's get

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Speaker 1: You set alost to my lead.

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Speaker 1: As mentioned, ABC and NBC on network say they're not

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Speaker 1: gonna carry Donald Trump's speech tonight. CBS hasn't said, CNN

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Speaker 1: hasn't said. Even Fox News has yet to confirm whether

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Speaker 1: they're going to carry the speech. This is mind boggling

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Speaker 1: to me. Trump already said it's gonna be about integrity,

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Speaker 1: but he also said it will be about a couple

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Speaker 1: of other things. I would imagine the war that we're

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Speaker 1: involved in right now. I would imagine something about the economy.

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Speaker 1: Can you imagine the network's not carrying a major speech

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Speaker 1: during wartime requested by Barack Obama or requested by Joe Biden.

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Speaker 1: That's a rhetorical question. Here's the President Trump said about

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Speaker 1: Iran number sixty one.

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Speaker 18: All of these things have added up to a level

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Speaker 18: that we're just we're booming. The country is booming, and

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Speaker 18: we'll have Iran defeated soon. They'll be defeated very soon,

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Speaker 18: and then I guess it'll be even better. But you know,

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Speaker 18: even during this it's been it's been amazing. I mean

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Speaker 18: to think, so I call it a military operation, but

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Speaker 18: I call it whatever you want.

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Speaker 2: It's incredible. Let's say it hasn't made it.

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Speaker 18: Then a lot of people thought, oh, we go up

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Speaker 18: to three hundred and fifty dollars a barrel on this today.

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Speaker 18: It said seventy nine dollars a couple of days ago.

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Speaker 2: It was in sixty eight. It went up a little.

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Speaker 18: Bit because I had to take tough action because they

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Speaker 18: did not obey what they're supposed to obey. I mean,

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Speaker 18: they just didn't do it. So we took a little action.

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Speaker 18: But it'll when that settles down. You'll be I think

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Speaker 18: you're going to have fifty five dollars oil, which is

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Speaker 18: all great for what you're doing, maybe less than that.

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Speaker 1: If I were his speech writer, I would certainly include

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Speaker 1: in tonight's speech a reference to what Mark Rutta, the

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Speaker 1: Natal Secretary General, said when he said Iran was close

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Speaker 1: to getting a nuclear bomb. However, a lot of the

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Speaker 1: country will not hear it because these networks are not

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Speaker 1: going to carry his address number sixty two.

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Speaker 2: We have wars that we lose money.

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Speaker 18: We have wars, we blow up something and we leave,

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Speaker 18: And everybody said, what was the purpose of that?

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Speaker 2: Nobody can answer the question. We don't do that anymore.

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Speaker 1: What was as of that? To setback around nuclear program?

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Speaker 1: Am I speaking too quickly? Maybe sixty three?

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Speaker 6: Something?

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Speaker 29: You know about the domestic economy. Inflation report came out

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Speaker 29: for June. It was actually deflation. It was down point

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Speaker 29: four percent. Are you concerned though the renewed operations in

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Speaker 29: Iran might turn that around or is that going to

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Speaker 29: be a trend?

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Speaker 18: Well, look, we're making a lot of money and the

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Speaker 18: defence companies are doing great. It's jobs. It's all jobs.

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Speaker 18: I'm not doing this for jobs. But when you think

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Speaker 18: of it. We make our own equipment. We make the

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Speaker 18: best military equipment in the world. What I do want

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Speaker 18: to do is make it faster because we need it,

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Speaker 18: but allies needed Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 2: I mean, if you.

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Speaker 18: Told Saudi Arabia by five thousand Patriot missiles, it by

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Speaker 18: them instantaneously. So we need this stuff that has to

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Speaker 18: be made faster, and we're doing that. We are building plants,

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Speaker 18: not only that cars Ai, We're building plants at a

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Speaker 18: level that we've never seen in this country. We have

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Speaker 18: nineteen point two trillion dollars pouring in and I think

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Speaker 18: now it's even higher than that number. I have been

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Speaker 18: a number like that for any country at any time.

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Speaker 29: Do you see inflation at the end of the year

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Speaker 29: less than it is now?

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Speaker 2: Well, I think so.

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Speaker 18: I think what's happening is oil's going to be a

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Speaker 18: little bit of eeeo for a while. It goes up

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Speaker 18: a little bit, goes down a little bit, and when

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Speaker 2: So the answer would be yes.

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Speaker 1: And about the IRGC, here's what President Trump said, number

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Speaker 1: sixty four.

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Speaker 29: I wanted to ask you, mister President, about Iran an

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Speaker 29: onor Ran you came to the conclusion that you couldn't

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Speaker 29: negotiate with the IRGC. Does that mean that you might

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Speaker 29: wipe them out like you did?

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Speaker 6: Isis?

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Speaker 18: Yeah, it does. We will see what's happening. We received

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Speaker 18: a call just as is coming here.

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Speaker 2: They want to meet. They always want to meet.

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Speaker 18: But you know, they should have been done by other

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Speaker 18: presidents for many years, for forty seven years, but really

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Speaker 18: a lot longer than that, and it wasn't And I

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Speaker 18: never understood why, but now I do, because if you're

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Speaker 18: not going to do it the way I'm doing it,

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Speaker 18: you're never going to make a deal with them. They

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Speaker 18: were very difficult. They're good negotiators. They were tapping everybody

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Speaker 18: along for forty seven years. Then Obama came in and

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Speaker 18: he just offered him, you know, a fortune of money.

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Speaker 18: He paid them off one point seven billion in green

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Speaker 18: cash and hundreds of billions of dollars, and that really

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Speaker 18: set everyone else back because they started making wanting to

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Speaker 18: make nuclear weapons. And then we hit them a year ago,

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Speaker 18: just about a year ago, with the B two bombers,

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Speaker 18: and that ended that.

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Speaker 2: So well, we get a little bit lucky. Our timing

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Speaker 2: was a little bit lucky.

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Speaker 29: Yeah, So mister President, Dan Kaine Prasent Kane is your

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Speaker 29: chief of staff, right, He was the one there, joints

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Speaker 29: chief of staff. He was the one who wiped out isis.

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Speaker 29: Could he be tasked then now to wipe out the

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Speaker 29: ARGC if you can't negotiate.

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Speaker 18: Well, we're going to be in good shape. I mean

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Speaker 18: they are, really, They've been depleted. Their weapons are down

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Speaker 18: ninety one percent. The drone capacity is way down. They

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Speaker 18: still have but not a lot. Their manufacturing capacity is down.

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Speaker 18: Their rocket launch and their missile launchers are way down.

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Speaker 18: Their missiles are way down, you know, down. They'd probably

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Speaker 18: get depleted by eighty eight close to ninety percent. Now

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Speaker 18: that doesn't mean they're still not danger and there is.

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Speaker 18: They're nasty people, but they want to make a deal.

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Speaker 18: I can tell you they want to make a deal.

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Speaker 18: And you don't have to be a genius to realize

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Speaker 18: when you see what's happening to them every night and

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Speaker 18: now today we gave them a little daytime shot too.

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Speaker 18: So this should have been done up by me. This

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Speaker 18: should have been done a long time ago before, long before.

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Speaker 1: Me, and about our defense supply, President Trump said this

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Speaker 1: number sixty five.

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Speaker 29: So the defense Production Act. I'm worre at a defense

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Speaker 29: on that. You invoke the Defense Production Act for the

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Speaker 29: defense industry, how fast do you think that means jobs?

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Speaker 29: And then how fast do you think that means refilling

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Speaker 29: the supplies re arming the US military?

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Speaker 18: Well, so much was given away by the Bided administration.

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Speaker 18: They were given away just willy nilly to Ukraine and

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Speaker 18: anybody else that asked for it. And when I came

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Speaker 18: in I saw this. I said, this is going to

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Speaker 18: be a problem. We better do something about it. And

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Speaker 18: as you know, I stopped. And now we pay, they

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Speaker 18: pay NATO, we sell to the European Union. We sell

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Speaker 18: a lot of but we sell, we get a lot

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Speaker 18: of money. It's not even the money. We have to

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 18: It's called America First, and we're building up our reserves

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Speaker 18: very rapidly. And as you probably also know, the great

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Speaker 18: companies that we have are now building plants, not just

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Speaker 18: by each of the major companies being built, brand new

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Speaker 18: plants in different areas. To make as an example, you

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Speaker 18: could say the Patriot, which is so heavily sort or

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Speaker 18: the Tomahawk, the Tomahawk missile. So we want to have

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Speaker 18: it not where you have to wait a year to

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Speaker 18: We want to have it where you wait a week

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Speaker 18: or maybe less. And we're going to have that very soon.

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Speaker 29: You're going to nudge the CEOs.

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Speaker 2: Well, they've been nudged. Oh, they've been nudged.

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Speaker 18: And you know one thing, speaking of your show, and

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Speaker 18: your show is great, by the way, and you are

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Speaker 18: and so you know exactly what I'm talking about. Some

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Speaker 18: of these companies are spending tens of billions of dollars

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Speaker 18: on stock buybacks. They're not allowed to do that anymore.

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Speaker 18: Now they have to build plants. So they're building plants

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Speaker 1: Now, there's a large billboard in central Tehran showing Donald

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Speaker 1: Trump dead in a coffin. It's erected and what's called

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Speaker 1: the Islamic Revolutionary Square. It includes the English language phrase

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Speaker 1: we kill Trump number sixty six.

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Speaker 29: Making sure take making time really good? Yeah, if I

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Speaker 29: could ask you, you know, this is the there have

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Speaker 29: been threats on your life from Iran. This is the

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Speaker 29: first appearance outside the White House since the NADO summit.

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Speaker 29: Do you feel safe making appearances like this.

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Speaker 18: I don't even think about it, because if I do,

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Speaker 18: I wouldn't be very effective.

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Speaker 2: So I don't even think about it.

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Speaker 18: Certainly other people do, and I think they're doing a

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Speaker 1: As I mentioned, AOC and other Democrats demanded that the

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Speaker 1: network's not carry Donald Trump's speech tonight. Here's what Caroline

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Speaker 1: Levitt said about this, number sixty nine election integrity.

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Speaker 16: This is true.

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Speaker 17: Why do you think the mainstream media is so fearful

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Speaker 17: of tonight's speech and anything to do with election interference?

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Speaker 17: And why are they attempting to discredit President Trump's speech

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Speaker 17: before they've even heard it? And lastly, what's your message

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Speaker 17: to AOC who was asking for President Trump the mainstream

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Speaker 17: media is actually censor visiting President's speech tonight.

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Speaker 30: Yeah, I think that the mainstream media should air the

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Speaker 30: President's speech and allow the American people to draw their

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Speaker 30: own conclusions from it. Again, I think it's important that

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Speaker 30: the American public hears directly from the President of the

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Speaker 30: United States on a topic that, to your point, is

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Speaker 30: very near and dear to the hearts of many Americans

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Speaker 30: across the country, the integrity of our elections. This should

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Speaker 30: be a nonpartisan, non controversial issue. And I think you'll

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Speaker 30: hear the President talk about that tonight.

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Speaker 12: So we'll see you then. Thank you.

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Speaker 1: He was telling them, particularly since, as I've said before,

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Speaker 1: So you don't air the speech.

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Speaker 1: Now I've been telling you about my Food for the

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Speaker 14: Are over eighteen thousand people that have lost out their houses,

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Speaker 14: and as you know, the economic conditions in Venezuela are

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Speaker 14: not very good.

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Speaker 13: They were not good before.

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Speaker 15: The disaster, so these has made things for what Food

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Speaker 14: Thousands of buildings that have been affected. Again, over eighteen

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Speaker 1: Now, I always try to put things in American terms

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Speaker 1: because Venezuela is so much smaller than our country, But

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Speaker 1: if you adjust the eighteen thousand people to our population,

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Speaker 1: you're talking about over two hundred thousand Americans who would

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Speaker 1: This one is in Miami. Number forty.

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Speaker 9: Turns to those trying to help Venezuela from here at

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Speaker 10: Syrah omwars at the food drive there in Coconut Creek

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Speaker 10: where organizers are working to bring critical aid to those impacted.

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor is always ready to mobilize to

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Speaker 11: help out communities in need, and right now their efforts

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Speaker 12: You put it on top and then I'm going to

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Speaker 11: Ruther retals volunteers spending their Friday morning packing hundreds of

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Speaker 11: disaster relief kits.

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Speaker 13: We have already established connections with the government other angos

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor, one of the largest relief and

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Speaker 11: development organizations in the country, launching a community donation drive

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Speaker 11: to help families affected by the devastating earthquakes that struck

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Speaker 11: Venezuela Wednesday night.

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Speaker 13: First of all, Venezuela was in a in an in

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Speaker 13: the hospitals are collapsed. Uh, there's there's no medical supplies.

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Speaker 13: People have to bring their own stuff when they when

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Speaker 11: They aim to have hundreds of disaster preparedness kids assemble

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Speaker 11: and ready for shipment to Venezuela.

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Speaker 13: We're established. We're opening the channels for us to send containers.

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Speaker 11: From volunteers, even including personal heartfelt notes called hope cards

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Speaker 13: This is going to help us not only purchase items

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Speaker 13: in Venezuela, but also send containers of eight to Venezuela.

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor is accepting relief donations at their

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Speaker 11: warehouse here in Coconut Creek there.

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Speaker 1: Excepting imagine emergency relief bringing your own supplies? Are you

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Speaker 1: kidding me? Text to give elder to five to one

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Speaker 1: dot com. You'll see the huge help Venezuela banner at

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Speaker 1: the very top. Now, one hundred Democrats and one Republican

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Speaker 1: voted to cut off aid to Israel. The amendment failed

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Speaker 1: one hundred and four to thirteen to fourteen, with ten

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Speaker 1: people abstaining. Ninety eight Democrats voted in favor of cutting

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Speaker 1: off a to Israel. Representative Thomas Massey, Republican who was

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Speaker 1: primary by President Trump, introduced the amendment and it was defeated.

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Speaker 1: John Fetterman, here's what he said he would do if

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Speaker 1: the Democrats declare themselves anti Israel. Number seventy two.

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Speaker 29: Believe that the Democratic Party is going to become more

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Speaker 29: anti Israel.

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Speaker 6: I mean, as long as we're to continue to do that,

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Speaker 6: you make that official, and you make that part of

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Speaker 6: our platform.

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Speaker 31: That's my red line in the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 1: Now again about election integrity, question of whether or not

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Speaker 1: you believe Donald Trump won the twenty twenty election. Here's

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Speaker 1: John Kennedy again, Number sixty eight.

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Speaker 16: Election integrity. This is true.

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Speaker 17: Why do you think the.

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Speaker 21: Meshmid did not want to straight say that President Biden

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Speaker 21: won the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 7: Why not, Well, I don't know. But there's this little

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Speaker 7: game if you followed all the committees. It happens every

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Speaker 7: time we have a nominee in judiciar where the Democrats

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Speaker 7: try to get a nominee by the President to say

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Speaker 7: that the president actually won the election and President Biden didn't,

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Speaker 7: and they want the nominee to use the magic words

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Speaker 7: that Trump lost election. And the nominees, understandably in my opinion,

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Speaker 7: don't want to play that game. I hadn't. But how

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Speaker 7: was it a game?

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Speaker 21: I mean, it's just what happened.

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Speaker 7: No, it is a game case if you if you

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Speaker 7: look at it, it's a game of words by my

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Speaker 7: Democratic colleagues. And I had not heard one single nominee

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Speaker 7: by the president say that Donald Trump won the election

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Speaker 7: and Joe Biden lost. But the Democrats don't like the

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Speaker 7: words they use, so they play these games. And I

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Speaker 7: do think it is it is a game. I'm not

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Speaker 7: I do not know a single nominee by the President

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Speaker 7: that I personally believe thinks that Joe Biden was not

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Speaker 7: the president.

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Speaker 21: Sure, but again, I mean, we live in a democracy

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Speaker 21: where in the past everyone called the winner to concede

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Speaker 21: and say, you know, congratulations on your win.

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Speaker 7: Was a tough loss for me. What does it say

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Speaker 7: about where.

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Speaker 21: We are that you know you think that this is

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Speaker 21: a game of words. I mean, when did this get

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Speaker 21: so hard?

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Speaker 7: Well, look, I'm biased, but I think the Democrats have

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Speaker 7: made it hard. I don't think there's any doubt about

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Speaker 7: the fact that Joe Biden was the president, and I

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Speaker 7: haven't heard a single nominee by President Trump say Donald

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Speaker 7: Trump won the election. Joe Biden didn't. But the Democrats

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Speaker 7: want them to use the magic words so they can

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Speaker 7: get then go spin the press, most of which will

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Speaker 7: suck it up like a Hoover Deluxe. That this guy

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Speaker 7: called Donald Trump a liar and he's Donald Trump's nominee,

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Speaker 7: that it is a game that's being played.

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Speaker 1: We come back. The senator says he believes that Trump

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Speaker 1: was in fact cheated. Stick around for that triple eight

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

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Speaker 1: seven two four three. I am Larry Old. We are

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Speaker 1: Salem NewsChannel. Back to Senator Kennedy about the question is

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Speaker 1: why don't you guys just say Donald Trump lost twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty and Joe Biden won twenty twenty.

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Speaker 7: Pick it up, And I don't think the American people

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Speaker 7: have any doubt about who the last president was. It

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Speaker 7: was it was Joe Biden.

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Speaker 21: Is that not more about President Trump and the way

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Speaker 21: he would react to what a nominee saying this than

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Speaker 21: is about the Democrats?

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Speaker 7: No, I think the I think personal Trump thinks she

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Speaker 7: won the election, and I think he was cheated, and

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Speaker 7: he's entitled to have that belief, and the American people

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Speaker 7: are just are entitled to draw their own conclusions about

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Speaker 7: the truth or legitimacy of what he says. But I

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Speaker 7: just to me, it's it's all a game of words.

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Speaker 7: I've been between the Democrats and Republicans because I think

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Speaker 7: if you if you go ask the average American, uh whoo,

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Speaker 7: who was the last president, They're going to say Joe Biden.

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Speaker 7: And I just think that's that to me is raality

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Speaker 7: and all of this other stuff about well you're not

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Speaker 7: using the magic words that the Democrats want us to

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Speaker 7: use is just a lot of inside.

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Speaker 23: Well, who won four?

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Speaker 3: Who won?

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Speaker 7: Who won the twenty twenty four? Like I think President

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Speaker 7: Trump is the president of the United States.

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Speaker 21: All right, I appreciate I appreciate this.

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Speaker 7: I mean, if I'm wrong, you tell me, right.

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Speaker 21: But you know, you could also say President Trump won

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Speaker 21: the election.

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Speaker 7: But here's here. Yeah, but it did do. But that's

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Speaker 7: the magic words the Democrats and many members of the

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Speaker 7: press insist that we use. And well, it just elections

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Speaker 7: are won and lost. I mean, I don't know.

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Speaker 21: It seems like way fairly clean English to me.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, but not a lot of clean English. It's it's

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Speaker 7: more than that. And you know that. I mean it

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Speaker 7: comes up in every single committee because they want to

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Speaker 7: see the president twist off at one of his own nominees.

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Speaker 7: I mean, I can tell you this. President Trump thinks

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Speaker 7: he won the election. Now, I analyze it a little

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Speaker 7: differently than some The issue to me on the election

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Speaker 7: that President Trump claims he won was was never was

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Speaker 7: there was their voter fraud? I think there was on

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Speaker 7: both sides. Probably I saw babots flying around like confetti.

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Speaker 7: That what never was? The issue? This issue was did

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Speaker 7: anybody prove that there was fraud and that made it

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Speaker 7: made a difference in the results. And the answer to

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Speaker 7: have concluded. Somebody goes to court and proves that there

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Speaker 7: a different story. But nobody ever did that.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 21: Look, I appreciate that there are, of course instances, small

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Speaker 21: I appreciate the point you made, and there were not

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Speaker 7: But I get it. You know the game on Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 1: He spent eleven years in pro baseball, Number seventy three.

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Speaker 32: I was one of the highest paid high school draftees

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Speaker 32: in the history of the MLB drafts. Yet I signed

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Speaker 32: at eighteen gets to the big leagues at twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 32: I was hanging on by the right of my career.

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Speaker 32: And in today's video, I'm going to walk you behind

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Speaker 32: the scenes of my story in professional sports and peel

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Speaker 32: back the curtain to things that people never get a see.

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Speaker 32: So to start off, let me take you back a

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Speaker 32: couple of years. It's two thousand and seven. I'm a

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Speaker 32: sophomore in high school and all I'm thinking about is

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Speaker 32: I want to become a professional baseball player. Well, a

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Speaker 32: lot of kids wanted to become a professional baseball player,

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Speaker 32: but you see, I had this incredible God given ability

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Speaker 32: and I started to realize that I might actually be

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Speaker 32: able to do this. So from two thousand and seven

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Speaker 32: to two thousand and nine, a couple of key things happened. One,

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Speaker 32: I signed a Division one scholarship with the University of

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Speaker 32: North Carolina, and number two, I hired my agent. Now

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Speaker 32: you might be thinking, as I'm getting closer to the draft,

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Speaker 32: which was in two thousand and nine, that I would

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Speaker 32: have a really good understanding of right before I walk

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Speaker 32: into the draft, what's actually going to happen. And this

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Speaker 32: was one of the first lessons I learned is that

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Speaker 32: the draft is kind of like Houdini's black box. You

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Speaker 32: have no idea what's going to happen. And this is

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Speaker 32: what I see time and time again. I help athletes

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Speaker 32: navigate this on the financial side today, and so often

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Speaker 32: we don't know what team of players are going to

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Speaker 32: get drafted by until forty five seconds before the pick.

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Speaker 32: We don't know what that team's going to offer until

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Speaker 32: they actually pick up the phone on draft day and

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Speaker 32: call you. So let me give you a quick behind

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Speaker 32: the scenes story. I got drafted in two thousand and

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Speaker 32: nine by the Troy Tigers. Yet the day before the

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Speaker 32: draft they called me and they told me that they

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Speaker 32: weren't going to draft me. Now, they drafted me ninth overall.

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Speaker 32: I was the first pick that they had in the draft,

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Speaker 32: but the day before they told me they weren't.

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Speaker 1: Going to draft me.

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Speaker 32: So what I tell you, it's like Houdini's black box.

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Speaker 32: It's truly like Houdini's black box. So I get drafted,

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Speaker 32: the Tigers actually pick me, and then come time to negotiations.

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Speaker 32: Now I had a specific number in mind that I

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Speaker 32: knew that if I got this number, it would lead

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Speaker 32: me x amount of dollars after taxes and agent fees

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Speaker 32: all the other things that come along with it, to

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Speaker 32: actually be able to invest my parents. And I thought

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Speaker 32: really carefully and really calculated around this number. But it

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Speaker 32: was a really specific number. It wasn't like two million

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Speaker 32: or three million, or four million or five million. It

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Speaker 32: was a certain amount of millions point a certain number.

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Speaker 32: So it was a very specific number. And the Tigers

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Speaker 32: waited almost all the way up until the signing deadline

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Speaker 32: to actually make their first offer to me. They're trying

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Speaker 32: to create some leverage. Their first offer was the exact

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Speaker 32: number that I thought I wanted to sign. Now, you

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Speaker 32: tell me how would they have gotten that number? And

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Speaker 32: this is one of the lessons that I learned, was

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Speaker 32: the reality is this is a need to know only situation.

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Speaker 32: Something I preach to all the families that we work with.

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Speaker 32: You need to keep your circle tight. Because pro sports

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Speaker 32: teams they're almost like private investigators. They will do everything

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Speaker 32: in their power to figure out every single thing about you,

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Speaker 32: including what your potential number is in the draft or

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Speaker 32: in free agency, because their job is to get the

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Speaker 32: highest talent. In that situation, that was me for the

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Speaker 32: lowest amount of money, which.

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Speaker 1: Was their offer.

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Speaker 32: So how did I take that offer and ultimately end

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01:10:39,560 --> 01:10:42,920
Speaker 32: up getting you know, about two million dollars more guaranteed

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Speaker 32: plus a major league contract with ultimately and gave me

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Speaker 32: about another two million dollars of additional money.

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Speaker 1: How I create leverage?

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Speaker 32: Now you might be thinking, well, how can you create

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Speaker 32: leverage in the MLB draft? If one team drafts you,

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Speaker 32: you can only negotiate with one team. This is not

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Speaker 32: like free agency. I don't have thirty plus teams to

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Speaker 32: negotiate with. I have one team. So how do you

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Speaker 32: create leverage? Well, leverage is all in storytelling. Now consider

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Speaker 32: in my specific situation, I was going to the University

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Speaker 32: of North Carolina.

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Speaker 6: That is a great school.

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Speaker 32: I was really really committed to going to school. I

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Speaker 32: wasn't just bluffing and saying that that was my focus

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Speaker 32: and that was my priority.

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Speaker 6: I was going there.

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Speaker 32: I was going there unless I got a certain amount

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Speaker 32: of money that was life changing money for me.

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Speaker 6: To turn it down.

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Speaker 32: In all these things, in combination with my talent, in

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Speaker 32: combination with my performance, create an incredible amount of leverage

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Speaker 32: for me to be able to go into those negotiations

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Speaker 32: even though they were just with one team, and actually

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Speaker 32: be able to create millions of dollars more in my pocket,

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Speaker 32: even though technically, on the surface you have no leverage.

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Speaker 32: You're negotiating with one person. So I signed for millions

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Speaker 32: of dollars and I think I'm going to become a

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Speaker 32: big leader. And in fact, I even think that even

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Speaker 32: more so over the next forty eight hours because they

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Speaker 32: are rolling out the absolute red carpet for me. I'm

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Speaker 32: going to Detroit. I'm up on the jumbo tron, I'm

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Speaker 32: saying in a five star hotel, I'm touring the locker room.

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Speaker 32: I'm meeting all these big leaguers. Mind you, I'm an

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Speaker 32: eighteen year old and I am thinking I might be

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Speaker 32: in the big leagues the next day. Well, I come

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Speaker 32: to find out that the red carpet only lasts forty

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Speaker 32: eight hours, and after forty eight hours, I was shipped

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Speaker 32: off to Lakeland, Florida. Lakelanin Florida is where their spring

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Speaker 32: training site is and I was staying in doors military barracks,

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Speaker 32: dorms that were built probably in the nineteen fifties. We're

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Speaker 32: talking brick walls. If you opened your eyes and you

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Speaker 32: didn't know where you were at after being dropped there,

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Speaker 32: you might think you might wear in a prison sell.

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Speaker 32: But the reality was, this was what pro ball actually

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Speaker 32: was like. It wasn't the red carpet that I just got.

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Speaker 32: It wasn't that big league experience.

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Speaker 1: I was now in this.

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Speaker 32: Situation where I was going to have to actually work

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Speaker 32: my tail off and grind to get to the big leagues.

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01:12:36,960 --> 01:12:39,120
Speaker 32: And I learned very quickly that you were just another

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Speaker 32: number in the minor league system, and it was totally

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Speaker 32: up to you, no matter where you got drafted at,

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Speaker 32: to make it happen. So I've gotten drafted. I've gotten

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Speaker 32: this money. I got my first paycheck, my first bonus paycheck.

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Speaker 32: Now I signed for five and a half million dollars,

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Speaker 32: but my first bonus paycheck was split up into different payments,

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01:12:53,120 --> 01:12:55,360
Speaker 32: was one point two million dollars. And I learned really

1290
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Speaker 32: quickly I got this one point two million dollars in

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Speaker 32: my bank account. I learned a couple of things. One

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Speaker 32: Uncle Sam is real it took almost fifty percent of

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Speaker 32: my paycheck. I can still remember. In fact, I still

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Speaker 32: have a copy of the paste up one point two

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Speaker 32: million dollars and what I got after taxes was roughly

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Speaker 32: six hundred and fifty thousand dollars. I learned super quickly

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Speaker 32: what taxes were, how much they were, and how much

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Speaker 32: they actually hit your paycheck. And the second thing I

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Speaker 32: learned was that money, while it changes everything, because everything

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Speaker 32: in my life changed. I went from having roughly one

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Speaker 32: thousand dollars in my bank account to hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 32: of dollars overnight, with millions of dollars more coming in

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Speaker 32: the future. But I also learned that it doesn't change

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Speaker 32: anything really. Right Like, I went about my day the

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Speaker 32: exact same way. Was I going out and buying a

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Speaker 32: bunch of new things?

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Speaker 8: No?

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Speaker 1: Not really.

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Speaker 32: And it made me understand that as money comes in,

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Speaker 32: it is an incredibly valuable tool for our life. You know,

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Speaker 32: in one sense it changes everything, but on the other sense,

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Speaker 32: it changes nothing. It simply magnifies who we are as people.

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Speaker 23: Now.

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Speaker 32: I know some of you out there are thinking, Okay,

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Speaker 32: so you got this check. You paid a lot of

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Speaker 32: money in taxes, but I always hear these comments that

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Speaker 32: the top one percent don't pay their fair share in taxes. Well,

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Speaker 32: I will be the first one to tell you that

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Speaker 32: athletes pay their fair share in taxes.

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Speaker 1: Fifty percent in taxes, and he's not in California, highest

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Speaker 1: state income tax in the nation, As Bill Maher says,

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Speaker 1: I don't want to complain, but I'm paying sixty percent

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Speaker 1: in taxes. I'm Larry Elder Triple eight ninety seven one

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Speaker 1: three Larry Older's sale them News Channel Next Hour. Rent

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Speaker 1: for New Yorkers despite the rent freeze by Zoran Mamdani

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Speaker 1: all time high. Did you have anything to do with

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Speaker 1: the rent freeze question? How many countries like America give

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Speaker 1: birthrights citizenship to people in the country who have a

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Speaker 1: child when they came to the country illegally and that

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Speaker 1: child is automatically a citizen. How many countries in NATO

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Speaker 1: have that policy. New York Governor Kathy Hogill has signed

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Speaker 1: an executive order imposing a moratorium on so called data centers.

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Speaker 1: It's only going to hurt New Yorkers, like the way

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Speaker 1: AOC lost twenty five thousand jobs by posing an Amazon headquarter.

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Speaker 1: Did Special Council Jack Smith persu himself when he testified

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Speaker 1: before Congress? Also, is there a gap between how Americans

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Speaker 1: believe we treat immigrants versus how immigrants believe they are

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Speaker 1: being treated by Americans. All of this and more Next

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Speaker 1: Hour Triple eight, nine seven and one Sage. Ohio Senator

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Speaker 1: Burnie Mano just tweeted this, I was just briefed by

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Speaker 1: the White House on what to expect this evening. I

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Speaker 1: would encourage every American to tune in tonight to the

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Speaker 1: President's speech. This may be the most important Oval Office

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Speaker 1: address since the Cuban missile crisis. The time for complain,

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Speaker 1: the time for complacency with China is over now. The

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Speaker 1: speech was billed to be about election integrity. President said

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Speaker 1: the would be a few other topics, And as I said,

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Speaker 1: ABC NBC are not going to air the speech. They're

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Speaker 1: going to put it on their streaming platform, but just

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Speaker 1: a fraction of people compared to the number of people

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Speaker 1: that watch it on the networks, we'll be seeing it.

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Speaker 1: CBS has not yet determined, CNN has not responded, so

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Speaker 1: we don't know what they're gonna do regarding election integrity.

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Speaker 1: Here's what jd Vance told Joe Rogan about voter ID

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Speaker 1: number thirty five.

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Speaker 31: And I think they cheat, and I think they've been

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Speaker 31: done it forever, and I don't think there's any other

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Speaker 31: reason why you would have no voter ID. And they

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Speaker 31: try to say, oh, it's racist to have voter ID, Like,

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Speaker 31: what are you talking about? Do you think other races

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Speaker 31: are incapable of going to the DMV.

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Speaker 23: That's insane, that's it's actually super racist.

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Speaker 6: That's really the implication of their.

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Speaker 23: Argument is literally like blacks and Hispanics cannot go to

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Speaker 23: the DMV to get an ID. By the way, if

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Speaker 23: you look at the polling, black Americans are as pro

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Speaker 23: voter ID. Even though the most Black Americans vote Democrat,

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Speaker 23: there's still pro voter ID as much as white Americans.

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Speaker 31: Is most Americans are voterized. They want voter ID except

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Speaker 31: for operatives.

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Speaker 23: I'll offer on the Joe Rogan podcast this deal is

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Speaker 23: vice president of these United States that if Democrats really

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Speaker 23: don't think that there's any cheating, give.

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Speaker 6: Us voter ID.

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Speaker 31: I just don't know.

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Speaker 6: And we'll stop talking about why is that not a

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Speaker 6: federal thing?

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Speaker 23: We are trying to make it a federal thing. So

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Speaker 23: we are right now trying to pass the Save America Act.

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Speaker 23: One of its main provisions is a requirement that you

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Speaker 23: do voter ID and we actually have I think a

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Speaker 23: majority of the Senate that would.

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Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up.

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Speaker 2: Shut off to.

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Speaker 1: That subdigo.

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Speaker 3: You can't succeed with lt.

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

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

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Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem News Channel coming to you

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Speaker 1: from the Relief Factor studio. Don't forget your Relief Factor

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Speaker 1: eight hundred four relief eight hundred and number four relief

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Speaker 1: relief Factor dot com. That's relief Factor dot com. Did

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Speaker 1: jd Vance suggest that is rarely influenced, interfered with the

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Speaker 1: deal he was trying to negotiate as opposed to Iran.

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Speaker 1: It appears he's saying this. Do you tell me what

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Speaker 1: he's saying? Number forty six.

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Speaker 6: Things?

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Speaker 23: But I definitely think you have seen this very discreete

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Speaker 23: extremely well funded campaign to try to derail the negotiation

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Speaker 23: and try to derail the deal. And you know that

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Speaker 23: there was again there's this time article that came out yesterday.

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Speaker 23: A friend send it to me it's like worth reading

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Speaker 23: because it lists a bunch of people who have quite

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Speaker 23: literally been paid by a former Trump campaign person who

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Speaker 23: was himself paid by certain elements within the Israeli government.

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Speaker 23: And those people are attacking me viciously for quite literally

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Speaker 23: trying to accomplish the negotiation objective that the President's set

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Speaker 23: for the country.

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Speaker 31: So what is their position, like, are they're attacking you how.

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Speaker 23: Oh, it's it's social media posts, it's you know, they're

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Speaker 23: leaking to reporters. They're attacking me obsessively saying that we

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Speaker 23: should not be negotiating with Iran, we should just keep

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Speaker 23: the military campaign going indefinitely, and that is their explicit position,

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Speaker 23: and coming after me saying that, you know, people have

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Speaker 23: come after me and say that I'm influenced by Qatar,

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Speaker 23: that I'm influenced by foreign governments, that you know, I

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Speaker 23: take my marching orders from Tucker Carlson, and there's just

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Speaker 23: so much out there when what I'm actually trying to

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Speaker 23: do is accomplish what the President of the United States

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Speaker 23: told me to accomplish, which is a settlement of this

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Speaker 23: that accomplishes our objectives. Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 23: we have the free flow of oil and gas, and

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Speaker 23: like I should be clear, you know, like I don't

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Speaker 23: actually mind. I don't mind that the you know, let's

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Speaker 23: say certain elements of the Israeli government want to criticize

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Speaker 23: the deal or have disagreements about the deal. I don't

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Speaker 23: even mind an effort to try to influence. You know,

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Speaker 23: foreign governments try to influence the United States all the time.

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Speaker 23: You know, Israel does it, other countries do it. It's

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Speaker 23: just sort of the nature of the beast. What bothers

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Speaker 23: me is actually when Americans allow, meaning American leadership, allows

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Speaker 23: that influence to affect their judgment and to affect what

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Speaker 23: they are advocating for.

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Speaker 6: That's what really bothers me.

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Speaker 23: People are always going to try to influence the United

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Speaker 23: States of America, whether they're allies of ours or whether

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Speaker 23: they are enemies of ours. But again, when I open

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Speaker 23: up the pages of Time magazine and I see that

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Speaker 23: there's a literal foreign influence campaign being funded to tank

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Speaker 23: the very deal that I was pursuing. And oh, by

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Speaker 23: the way, many of the people who were receiving that

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Speaker 23: money were actually attacking me in completely dishonest ways.

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Speaker 13: You know.

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Speaker 23: My response to that is, well, go to hell, I'm

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Speaker 23: going to do what I have to do for the

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Speaker 23: American people. I represent Americans first, and that's the way

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Speaker 23: that I've tried to do this job.

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Speaker 1: Now, I don't know about you, but I have no

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Speaker 1: idea what he's saying. Elements within Israel are trying to

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Speaker 1: influence the deal in trying to get you to continue

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Speaker 1: the military campaign that realizes negotiating with Iran is a

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Speaker 1: waste of time. How is that malicious? How's that somehow unseemly?

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Speaker 1: That seemed to be to be what he's suggesting. Now,

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Speaker 1: let's turn to DEI. This is a Democrat, Johanna Hayes,

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Speaker 1: Connecticut number twenty one.

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Speaker 33: I am incredibly disappointed that as academic deans, you could

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Speaker 33: not immediately answer the question about teaching colonialism and healthcare.

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Speaker 33: Teaching colonialism directly addresses the systemic roots of health care inequities.

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Speaker 33: It exposes how historic power structures dictate who receives quality care.

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Speaker 33: It's important for future doctors to have that education to

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Speaker 33: recognize how that historic legacy promotes biases and negatively impairs outs.

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Speaker 33: That's why you teach colonialism in healthcare. I am equally

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Speaker 33: as disappointed to hear that we have deans from California

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Speaker 33: universities specifically who can't immediately say that the Black Panther

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Speaker 33: Party was central to healthcare discussions.

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Speaker 1: What she's talking to medical school deans and chastising them

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Speaker 1: for not prioritizing the history of colonialism in their curriculum.

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Speaker 1: What does they have to do with practicing medicine? And

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Speaker 1: this is a Democrat named Alma Adams from North Carolina

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Speaker 1: number twenty two.

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Speaker 34: Education that includes DEI teaches doctors about implicit racial bias,

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Speaker 34: culturally competent care, and expands their knowledge of the patient

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Speaker 34: constulations that they will be serving. But most importantly, it

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Speaker 34: saves lives.

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Speaker 1: DEI saves lives. I'm going to get into the quality

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Speaker 1: of education some of these universities are now seeing as

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Speaker 1: a result of lowering standards in order to achieve DEI.

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Speaker 1: But here's Representative Brandon gil from Texas number fifty six.

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Speaker 35: Good morning, and welcome to today's hearing before the Task

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Speaker 35: Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing institutional abuses on

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Speaker 35: the discriminatory, harmful, and often illegal nature of so called diversity,

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Speaker 35: Equity and Inclusion or DEI policies. DEI is, by its

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Speaker 35: very nature and affront to the principles and ideals that

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Speaker 35: define our great nation, and a rejection of the progress

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Speaker 35: our predecessors made in ensuring civil rights protections for all Americans.

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Speaker 35: Our forefathers fought and died to ensure that this country

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Speaker 35: would be a place where every person has the opportunity

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Speaker 35: to achieve great things as the fruit of his or

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Speaker 35: her own talents and hard work. Civil rights leaders of

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Speaker 35: the nineteen fifties and sixties fought tirelessly in the pursuit

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Speaker 35: of these same principles to ensure that America would not

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Speaker 35: be judged by the color of their skin, but by

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Speaker 35: the content of their character. Today, DEI has become a

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Speaker 35: euphemism for a Marxist ideology which seeks to undo those

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Speaker 35: very efforts by civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King

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Speaker 35: and his contemporaries. DEI represents a conscious effort to specifically

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Speaker 35: judge people by the color of their skin and other

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Speaker 35: immutable characteristics. Not only is this an utterly disgusting and

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Speaker 35: racist ideology, but it is also a clear violation of

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Speaker 35: the Constitution and federal law. Title seven of the Civil

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Speaker 35: Rights Act of nineteen sixty four clearly prohibits unlawful employment

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Speaker 35: practices that discriminate against an individual because of such individuals race, color, religion, sex,

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Speaker 35: or natural national origin. And the Supreme Court ruled in

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Speaker 35: a twenty twenty three case that the equal Protection clause

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Speaker 35: of the fourteen the Amendment to the Constitution prohibits racial

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Speaker 35: discrimination in college admissions practices. Meanwhile, DEI policies embody racist

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Speaker 35: and stereotypical attitudes harbored by the left towards groups that

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Speaker 35: these policies purport to benefit. Do Democrats believe that these

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Speaker 35: people that people excuse me, would categorize, they would categorize

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Speaker 35: as diverse, do not possess the skills to succeed in

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Speaker 35: our society without quotas or preferential treatment. Apparently, yes, we

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Speaker 35: know this because the mask slips and they admit this explicitly.

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Speaker 35: New York Governor and Democrat Kathy Hokeel patronizingly claimed in

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Speaker 35: twenty twenty four that quote black kids growing up in

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Speaker 35: the Bronx don't even know what the word computer is

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Speaker 35: end quote. I guess if you believe that nonsense, DEI

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Speaker 35: makes a lot more sense. And as it isn't just

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Speaker 35: prominent Democrat politicians, some of the largest American companies brought

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Speaker 35: in bought into this absurdity. For instance, companies such as Macy's,

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Speaker 35: Black Rocks, Starbucks, Disney, Google, Amazon, among others. In recent

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Speaker 35: history instituted aggressive DEI policies, and higher education institutions have,

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Speaker 35: in open defiance of the Supreme Court, merely rebranded the

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Speaker 35: racist DEI practices while continuing to seek out novel means

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Speaker 35: to racially categorize and then discriminate against individuals. To combat this,

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Speaker 35: the Trump administration has taken historic action to enforce federal

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Speaker 35: civil rights law and ensure all Americans are protected from discrimination.

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Speaker 35: Despite this bold stance against discriminatory practices, this committee is

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Speaker 35: concerned that the DEI proponents in industry and academia are

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Speaker 35: just biding their time. The behavior of the radical left

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01:27:47,360 --> 01:27:51,560
Speaker 35: indicates that DEI is not truly eradicated from our society,

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Speaker 35: but merely lying dormant and licking its wounds until it

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01:27:55,280 --> 01:27:58,720
Speaker 35: has an opportunity to rise again. If the Left does

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01:27:58,720 --> 01:28:02,919
Speaker 35: not abandon this obsess where will that lead our country?

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Speaker 35: I look forward to a discussion today on how we

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Speaker 35: can work towards a society that has eradicated insidious discrimination

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Speaker 35: under the guise of DEI.

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Speaker 1: Now, California voters twice voted to eliminate racial preferences for

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Speaker 1: college admissions, for hiring, and for contracting with government. And

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Speaker 1: they've consistently academically ignored this. And now there's a reckoning

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Speaker 1: faculty at University of California, six hundred of them, led

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Speaker 1: by mathematicians at u C. Berkeley, are calling to reinstate

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Speaker 1: SAT which they eliminate it for purposes of DEI. Stick

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Speaker 1: eight ninety seven one seven two four to three. Larry

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Speaker 1: Ill to hear Salem News Channel, thank you so much

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Speaker 1: for stepping up for Food for the Poor. I've been

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Speaker 1: telling you about my campaign. One of the people helping

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Speaker 1: coordinate delivery of emergency relief to Venezuela. It says are

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Speaker 1: for Ea. In addition to being a director at the

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Speaker 1: Christian nonprofit relief organization, he also has family living in

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Speaker 1: earthquake ravage Venezuela. So the emergency effort here at Lara

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Speaker 1: Yoda dot com banner at the very top help Venezuela. Well,

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Speaker 1: it's really personal to him.

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Speaker 14: Over eighteen thousand people that have lost their houses, and

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Speaker 14: as you know, the economic conditions in Venezuela are not

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Speaker 14: very good. They were not good before the disaster, so

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Speaker 14: these has made things for What Food for the Boy

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Speaker 14: is doing is focusing on the first base of the response,

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01:30:47,320 --> 01:30:52,040
Speaker 14: which is the humanitarian response for sending container loads of hygiene, kids,

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01:30:52,240 --> 01:30:56,280
Speaker 14: food and medicine and other items. Thousands of buildings that

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Speaker 14: have been affected. Again, over eighteen thousand people that have

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Speaker 14: lost out their houses.

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Speaker 1: Now, when you consider how much smaller Venezuela is than America,

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Speaker 1: adjust those numbers for our population to get an idea

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Speaker 1: of the kind of impact it would have were these

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Speaker 1: two powerful earthquakes it takes place here in America. We're

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Speaker 1: talking over two hundred thousand people who would have lost

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Speaker 1: their homes. So please join us. Text to give Elder

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Speaker 1: five one five five five Elder to five one five

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Speaker 1: five five, or you can phone eight five five nine

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Speaker 1: one eight for six seven three eight five five nine

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Speaker 1: one eight for six seven three, or just go to

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Speaker 1: my website Larryelder dot com and you'll see the help

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Speaker 1: Venezuela banner at the very top. Food for the Poor

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Speaker 1: is conducting fundraisers all over the country. Here is a

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Speaker 1: newscast about one taking place as we speak in Miami.

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Speaker 1: Number forty.

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Speaker 9: Those trying to help Venezuela from here at home, local

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01:31:58,800 --> 01:32:01,599
Speaker 9: said Syral onwards at the drive there in Coconut Creek

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Speaker 9: where organizers are working to bring critical aid to those impacted.

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor is always ready to mobilize to

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Speaker 11: help out communities in need, and right now their efforts

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01:32:11,720 --> 01:32:13,280
Speaker 11: are zeroed in on Venezuela.

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Speaker 12: You put it on top and then I'm going to

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Speaker 12: have another person run.

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Speaker 11: Metals volunteers spending their Friday morning packing hundreds of disaster

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Speaker 11: relief kits.

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Speaker 13: We have already established connections with the government other angos

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Speaker 13: in Venezuela that are going to be distributing our donations

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Speaker 13: in Venezuela.

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor, one of the largest relief and

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Speaker 11: development organizations in the country, launching a community donation drive

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01:32:35,960 --> 01:32:39,000
Speaker 11: to help families affected by the devastating earthquakes that struck

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Speaker 11: Venezuela Wednesday night.

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Speaker 13: First of all, Venezuela was in a in an in

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Speaker 13: a state of emergency prior to the prior to the earthquake. Uh,

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Speaker 13: the hospitals are collapsed. Uh there's there's no medical supplies.

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Speaker 13: People have to bring their own stuff when they're when

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Speaker 13: they have a medical emergency. The earthquake has made its

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Speaker 13: tremendous worth any more boxes played.

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Speaker 7: Off of it.

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Speaker 11: They aim to have hundreds of disaster preparedness kids assembled

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Speaker 11: and ready for shipment to Venezuela.

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Speaker 13: We're established. We're opening the channels for us to send containers.

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Speaker 11: From volunteers, even including personal heartfelt notes called hope cards

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Speaker 11: in the boxes. Food for the Poor leaders say the

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01:33:20,479 --> 01:33:23,120
Speaker 11: best and easiest thing to donate is cash.

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Speaker 13: This is going to help us not only purchase items

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Speaker 13: in Venezuela, but also send containers of eight to Venezuela.

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Speaker 11: Food for the Poor is accepting relief donations at their

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Speaker 11: warehouse here in Coconut Creek. They are accepting canned goods

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Speaker 11: and other non perishables and hygiene products. For a more

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Speaker 11: in depth list of what they what you.

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Speaker 1: Can now remember not one dime from government. It's all

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Speaker 1: up to us. Larryelder dot com help Venezuela. Banner at

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Speaker 1: the very top texts Elder to five to one five

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Speaker 1: five five. That's Elder to five to one five five

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Speaker 1: five or phone eight five nine one eight for six

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Speaker 1: seven three that's eight five five nine one eight four

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Speaker 1: six seven three. Now getting back to DEI. This is

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Speaker 1: article from the Los Angeles Times headline. Faculty at UC

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01:34:18,120 --> 01:34:25,480
Speaker 1: urged the return of sat STEM students show severe math deficits,

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01:34:26,240 --> 01:34:31,120
Speaker 1: says an open letter calling for the tests. That's the headline.

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01:34:31,720 --> 01:34:35,200
Speaker 1: Here's part of it. More than six hundred University of

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Speaker 1: California faculty members, led by mathematicians at UC Berkeley or

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01:34:40,520 --> 01:34:46,480
Speaker 1: calling on the system to reinstate standardized testing requirements for science, technology, engineering,

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01:34:46,840 --> 01:34:51,519
Speaker 1: and math applicants, saying that six years of tests free

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01:34:51,560 --> 01:34:56,120
Speaker 1: admissions has not reliably assessed the readiness and professors are

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Speaker 1: often teaching middle school math to incoming students. I repeat,

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01:35:01,760 --> 01:35:06,920
Speaker 1: professors are teaching middle school math to incoming students because

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01:35:06,920 --> 01:35:10,479
Speaker 1: they're being admitted without an SAT or an ACAT test.

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01:35:10,800 --> 01:35:15,840
Speaker 1: That's just insane. Professors quote said they don't know whether

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Speaker 1: incoming students can handle college level math. The letter warned,

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Speaker 1: and I'm quoting, we now observe preparation gaps so severe

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Speaker 1: that instructors must reteach middle school with mathematics while simultaneously

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01:35:34,160 --> 01:35:39,200
Speaker 1: teaching the material students need for sciences, engineering, economics, and

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01:35:39,280 --> 01:35:47,200
Speaker 1: other quantitatively demanding fields. The article says, over three years,

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Speaker 1: from the fall of twenty twenty one to the fall

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01:35:50,000 --> 01:35:53,879
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty three, at least twenty percent of Berkeley

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01:35:54,400 --> 01:36:01,599
Speaker 1: first semester calculus students show deficits. The faculty wrote this

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01:36:02,680 --> 01:36:09,080
Speaker 1: basic mathematical fluency is analogous to literacy. Without it, success

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01:36:10,080 --> 01:36:16,400
Speaker 1: in university level STEM becomes structurally unattainable for students. Fancy

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01:36:16,400 --> 01:36:19,599
Speaker 1: way of saying the students are flunking out. They should

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01:36:19,640 --> 01:36:22,360
Speaker 1: not have been admitted in the first place, certainly not

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Speaker 1: at UC Berkeley, because of the pace of the expectations

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Speaker 1: at the level, and they're flunking out. Keep in mind

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01:36:32,040 --> 01:36:35,759
Speaker 1: it's a design to promote DEI, So you're not helping

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01:36:35,760 --> 01:36:40,120
Speaker 1: students by admitting those who cannot compete. We are not qualified.

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01:36:40,280 --> 01:36:50,760
Speaker 1: They end up flunking out anyway. Talks about how regents

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Speaker 1: people running the university unanimically voted to suspend SAT requirements

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01:36:55,880 --> 01:37:00,920
Speaker 1: back in May twenty twenty. Many of the faculty posted

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01:37:02,080 --> 01:37:05,360
Speaker 1: they were ignored. So now a bunch of students are

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01:37:05,400 --> 01:37:10,080
Speaker 1: coming in who simply cannot do the work, and six

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01:37:10,160 --> 01:37:12,639
Speaker 1: hundred faculty members wrote this letter saying, can you please

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Speaker 1: reimpose the standards? These kids are not cutting it. This

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01:37:19,120 --> 01:37:22,760
Speaker 1: is editorial for the New York Times, not an op

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01:37:22,880 --> 01:37:28,840
Speaker 1: ed piece. This is the editorial. Seven years ago, the

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Speaker 1: University of California system appointed an eighteen member Committee to

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01:37:33,160 --> 01:37:41,519
Speaker 1: Study the Use of Standardized Tests. Committee concluded that SAT

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01:37:41,640 --> 01:37:46,720
Speaker 1: and ACT do a much better job than grades, and

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01:37:46,760 --> 01:37:50,439
Speaker 1: they wanted the university to continued using them. University leaders

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01:37:50,520 --> 01:37:56,040
Speaker 1: quote disregarded the report voted to stop the use of

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Speaker 1: the SAT and the ACT. What could possibly go wrong?

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one sah Ge Triple eight nine

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01:38:04,120 --> 01:38:06,280
Speaker 1: seven one seven two four to three from Larry Older

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple eight nine seven

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Speaker 1: one seven two four to three. I am Larry Older,

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01:38:21,760 --> 01:38:28,479
Speaker 1: Salem News Channel so to repeat editorial opinion New York

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01:38:28,479 --> 01:38:33,160
Speaker 1: Times meaning the editorial board wrote this talked about how

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Speaker 1: the University of California system appointed a committee to study

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Speaker 1: whether or not standardized tests should be continued to be used.

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01:38:40,960 --> 01:38:43,000
Speaker 1: They concluded that they needed to be used because they're

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Speaker 1: a better predictor of whether or not you're going to

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01:38:44,520 --> 01:38:47,960
Speaker 1: be able to succeed than grades because grades can be inflated.

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01:38:48,439 --> 01:38:50,280
Speaker 1: An A and one given school versus an A and

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01:38:50,280 --> 01:38:53,080
Speaker 1: another given school could be two very different things. Better

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01:38:53,120 --> 01:38:55,439
Speaker 1: way of to measuring whether another students have the ability

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01:38:55,880 --> 01:38:58,559
Speaker 1: is with an S, A T or the ACT. Well,

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01:38:58,680 --> 01:39:03,280
Speaker 1: the University leaders ignore award the report and began to

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Speaker 1: refuse to accept SAT or ACT scores even when students

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Speaker 1: wanted to submit them. Policy was known as test blind quote.

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Speaker 1: This again New York Times not exactly conservative. The results

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01:39:22,680 --> 01:39:27,920
Speaker 1: had been terrible. At University of California, San Diego, a

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Speaker 1: faculty group last year reported quote a steep decline in

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Speaker 1: the academic preparation close quote among entering students last fall.

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Speaker 1: For example, nearly twelve percent a first year undergraduate students

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Speaker 1: were not qualified to take precalculus, a low level class,

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01:39:44,040 --> 01:39:49,759
Speaker 1: up from only zero point five percent in twenty twenty. Quote.

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Speaker 1: The key problem, said a Berkeley physics professor, is that

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Speaker 1: many students coming in do not know algebra. She said.

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Speaker 1: More than half of the entering Berkeley students who took

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01:40:06,840 --> 01:40:14,200
Speaker 1: a math placement test incorrectly answered basic questions. Reading skills

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01:40:14,200 --> 01:40:17,800
Speaker 1: and writing school skills have also deteriorated, says The New

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Speaker 1: York Times. Professors say they must spend time teaching elementary skills.

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01:40:24,800 --> 01:40:28,240
Speaker 1: One English professor at Berkeley said quote after the SAT

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Speaker 1: was dropped, I got students who could not write a sentence.

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Speaker 1: End of quote. The New York Times opinion piece later says,

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Speaker 1: quote hundreds of faculty members described the situation as an emergency.

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Speaker 1: More than one thousand, five hundred science and math professors,

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Speaker 1: including the chairs of more than sixty departments, have signed

1719
01:40:55,360 --> 01:40:58,200
Speaker 1: a letter asking the university to reinstate the test requirement.

1720
01:40:59,760 --> 01:41:07,439
Speaker 1: So far, university leaders have ignored the faculties plea. This

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01:41:07,520 --> 01:41:11,360
Speaker 1: is an article from the Free Beacon. It is conservative

1722
01:41:12,320 --> 01:41:20,719
Speaker 1: talks about UCLA's medical school very difficult to get into. However,

1723
01:41:21,400 --> 01:41:28,280
Speaker 1: they've now changed the standards in order for Dei points

1724
01:41:28,320 --> 01:41:31,760
Speaker 1: out that one student in November twenty twenty one, a

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Speaker 1: black applicant with grades and test scores far below the

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Speaker 1: UCLA average. Members of the admission committee felt the candidate

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Speaker 1: was not the best fit for the school. When the

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Speaker 1: admissions officer, however, voiced concern, the Dean of admissions exploded, quote,

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Speaker 1: don't you know African American women are dying at a

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Speaker 1: higher rate than anybody else. We need people like this

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Speaker 1: in the medical school. End of quote. So this person

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Speaker 1: got in. What's the result? Race based admissions, said one

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Speaker 1: former member of the admission style has turned UCLA into

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Speaker 1: a quote failed medical school. We wanted racial diversity so

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Speaker 1: badly we were willing to cut corners to get it close.

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Speaker 1: Quote talks about the large number of students who are

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Speaker 1: failing their second year tests, and these are professors, some

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Speaker 1: is very very rare. One professor said a student in

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Speaker 1: the operating room could not identify a major artery when asked,

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Speaker 1: then berated the professor for putting around the spot. Professor said,

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Speaker 1: and I'm quoting, I don't know how some of these

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Speaker 1: students are going to be junior doctors. Faculty are seeing

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Speaker 1: a shocking decline in knowledge of medical students their so

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Speaker 1: called shelf exams, which are typically taken at the end

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Speaker 1: of each clinical rotation, measuring basic medical knowledge. Only five

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Speaker 1: percent of students fail such tests nationally. However, the failure

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Speaker 1: rates at UCLA have increased tenfold in some subjects since

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty, according to internal data obtained by the Free Beacon.

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Speaker 1: What could possibly go wrong? This is insane, apsolute insanity.

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Speaker 1: It's one thing to use DEI to admit people studying

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Speaker 1: the Larry O the show. Thank you so much for calling.

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Speaker 22: Hey, Larry, wonderful, great show as usual. You were talking

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Speaker 22: about the colonization of medicine. I believe was yes, I think, well,

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Speaker 22: let's tell it it. They get started with Cortes when

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Speaker 22: he hit the shores of Central America and the indigenous

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Speaker 22: Aztecs were yanking hearts out of men's chests right, chopping

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Speaker 22: heads off. He'sa like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We

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Speaker 22: got to do a little more western approach here. We're

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Speaker 22: making a colony here. And I think that's what they're

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Speaker 22: referring to that we need to go back. They want

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Speaker 22: to go back to the as tech, indigenous ways of medicine.

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Speaker 22: And you know you don't need anesthesia, you don't need

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Speaker 22: all the western technology.

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Speaker 6: Come on right, Thank you so much for the call.

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Speaker 1: This is in the California Post headline. Professors at top

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Speaker 1: California college forced to radically alter coursework as students struggle

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Speaker 1: to read. Humanity professors or assigning fewer pages, replacing full

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Speaker 1: books with excerpts, and rethinking course work as students increasingly

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Speaker 1: struggled to keep up with reading heavy classes. Professors told

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Speaker 1: student newspaper that reading expectations have steadily declined over the

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Speaker 1: past two decades, prompting some instructors to scale back assignments

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Speaker 1: in order to maintain meaningful classroom discussions. One professor said,

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Speaker 1: we are now reaching a crisis point where if the

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Speaker 1: numbers of pages I assign goes down even further, it's

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Speaker 1: unclear to me whether my discipline of history can really

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Speaker 1: be taught. Professors said Upper division students once received roughly

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Speaker 1: one hundred pages of reading each week, with professors expecting

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Speaker 1: them to complete most of the material for of course.

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Speaker 1: He planned to teach this fall, that number will be

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Speaker 1: closer to thirty five pages a week. Other professors reported

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Speaker 1: making similar adjustments. And again, this is California, where voters

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Speaker 1: not once, but twice voted to make it illegal to

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Speaker 1: use race and admissions to colleges and universities, race and

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Speaker 1: hiring for government jobs, and race and awarding government contracts.

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Speaker 1: Yet the schools leaders running these schools are doing it anyway.

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Speaker 1: What they're doing is illegal, what they're doing has been

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Speaker 1: voted against twice by voters in California, and they're doing

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Speaker 1: it anyway. That brings us to more boneheadedness. This is

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Speaker 1: the city of New York, where Souran Mom Donnie has

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Speaker 1: imposed rent freeze for nearly one hundred apartments that are

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Speaker 1: already quote rent stabilized all time high one bedroom in

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Speaker 1: Manhattan five thousand, five hundred dollars a month, Brooklyn close behind.

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Speaker 1: Overall median rent for an apartment in Manhattan is up

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Speaker 1: eight percent year to year. Same thing with Brooklyn now,

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Speaker 1: Souran Mom Donnie promised and delivered rent freezes so far

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Speaker 1: on one million rent stabilized apartments. So guess what these

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Speaker 1: rent stabilized apartments fifty seven thousand of them are sitting empty.

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Speaker 1: Landlord can't get a return on his or her investment

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Speaker 1: cheaper to not rent them, and when you rent them,

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Speaker 1: it takes an Act of Congress in order to remove

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Speaker 1: the tenant. As a result, fewer apartments are being rented,

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Speaker 1: fewer apartments are available, and the law of supply and

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Speaker 1: demand says that when you have scarcity, the price then

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Speaker 1: goes up. How stupid can you be? When I was

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Speaker 1: running for governor, they had also stabilized the rent for

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Speaker 1: certain places because of COVID. The idea that everybody who's

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Speaker 1: a landlord's driving ferraris it's just not true. A lot

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Speaker 1: of these apartments are owned by moms and pops. I

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Speaker 1: met a woman who had a four unit building and

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Speaker 1: she couldn't get amount she needed in order to pay

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Speaker 1: the mortgage. Now, the mortgage payments weren't stabilized, maintenance wasn't stabilized,

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Speaker 1: property taxes weren't stabilized. But she couldn't get fear market

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Speaker 1: value for the rent. And because of Gaven Newsom and

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Speaker 1: other policies, several tenants were allowed simply not to pay

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Speaker 1: anything at all. I said this before every dumb idea

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Speaker 1: they've tried in Washington, DC has already been tried twice

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Speaker 1: here in California. Meanwhile, the amount of homelessness in Manhattan

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Speaker 1: has increased dramatically, people living on the streets because Mambami

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Speaker 1: has stopped enforcing the loss against vagrants. As a result,

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Speaker 1: according to New York Post, dozens of tenths and makeshift

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Speaker 1: shelters now stretch from thirty fourth Street to forty sixth

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Speaker 1: Street along Eleventh Avenue. Well done Zorn Triple eight nine

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

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Speaker 1: one seven two four to three. I'm Larry Older.

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Speaker 6: You're a brown man in America.

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Speaker 36: It's not like America has been all too kind to

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Speaker 36: brown folk. You're from Pennsylvania, and you're saying that this

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Speaker 36: was a different kind that you had you would I

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Speaker 36: believe he said something long lines of you had never

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Speaker 36: recognized your skin color as as much as you did

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Speaker 36: when you were traveling through the West Bank.

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Speaker 29: I've never felt my race as much as I did

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Speaker 29: in the three days I was in the West Bank.

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Speaker 29: Never you know, when I grew up in Pennsylvania and

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Speaker 29: Bucks County, I was a middle class upbringing.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one sage triple eight nine seven,

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Speaker 1: one seven, two, four to three. I am Larry Elder.

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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. That is Hassan Piker, that

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Speaker 1: YouTuber who calls Israel apartheid and says he threw U

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Speaker 1: committing genocide. He was talking to Rocanna who pulled that

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Speaker 1: stunt in the West Bank, claiming that he was stopped

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Speaker 1: by the IDF. I'm gonna comment about that in a second.

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Speaker 1: I remember tonight nine o'clock, President Trump is going to

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Speaker 1: be addressing the nation. Unclear what he's going to be

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Speaker 1: talking about, presumably something you do with election integrity. But

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Speaker 1: the Ohio Senator tweeted out most important Oval Office address

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Speaker 1: into Cuban missile crisis, and he mentioned China. We're going

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Speaker 1: to be carrying it live right here on SNC right

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Speaker 1: after my show for talking about minutes from now, also

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Speaker 1: on SRN now. Regarding we're not being very fair to

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Speaker 1: brown people, Gallop did a poll of one hundred and

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Speaker 1: forty country to find out which country is the most

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Speaker 1: accepting of migrants and minorities and guess which country did

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Speaker 1: the best. We did and regarding migrants living in the

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Speaker 1: United States are more likely than any other country worldwide

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Speaker 1: to see their community is a good place for migrants

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Speaker 1: to live. Ninety six percent of US residents born abroad

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Speaker 1: say their local area is a good place for immigrants.

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Speaker 1: There's ahead of any other nation. Now'll get this. When

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Speaker 1: Americans were asked, are we a welcoming place for migrants?

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Speaker 1: Eighty one percent say we are. So a greater percentage

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Speaker 1: of migrants say they're welcome in America than Americans born

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Speaker 1: here say that migrants are welcome in America. In other words,

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Speaker 1: migrants have a greater appreciation for the tolerance and acceptance

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Speaker 1: of migrants than Americans think we do. Quite a gap.

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Speaker 1: Didn't the people coming to the world come teach Americans

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Speaker 1: anything about how great this place is? Again the speech

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Speaker 1: coming up in just a few minutes, carrying it right

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Speaker 1: here on SNC and on sr N. I'm Larry Older,

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Speaker 1: I will see you tomorrow, God bless.

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Speaker 6: What can I say?

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Speaker 7: Wow?

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Speaker 6: So Mike has been dropped all across America.

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Speaker 4: That's enough. Put down the mic.

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Speaker 1: The Larry Elder Show