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Speaker 4: come out against you know, Muslims, which are which are

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Speaker 4: part of this this communist Islamist coalition, Mom, Donnie, all

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Speaker 4: of these things.

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Speaker 2: So it just it's just inconvenient for them, that's the true.

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Speaker 8: Oh, Ultimately, I think Blake is right, it's just such

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Speaker 8: a big topic of like Israel Palestine, it's like the

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Speaker 8: topic that literally never goes away, whereas like Iran is

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Speaker 8: an issue right now, just how like Christians in Nigeria

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Speaker 8: were an issue a month ago.

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Speaker 2: Like Christians are still.

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Speaker 8: Being persecuted in Nigeria, but we're not talking about It's.

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Speaker 5: Almost there's there's infrastructure around the issue to keep people

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Speaker 5: actually caring about it.

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Speaker 2: I wonder why, you know, it's almost like people have

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Speaker 2: like a deep hatred. It's because people want to see

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Speaker 2: America burn. They really do.

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Speaker 4: These people hate capitalism. They hate European culture, which they

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Speaker 4: believe is the main driver of capitalism around the world,

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Speaker 4: and therefore they want to dismantle white culture, European heritage

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Speaker 4: Western world.

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Speaker 2: They hate Christendom because it's the.

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Speaker 4: Backrop and the and the bedrock of the backbone and

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Speaker 4: the bedrock of the structures that enliven it and then

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Speaker 4: allow it to continue existing. And it really is all

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Speaker 4: of these things become enemy number one. And that's why

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Speaker 4: you see anti white hatred in a majority white country

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Speaker 4: is because they're growing in size, we're shrinking in size.

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Speaker 4: They can feel that their power is expanding. And that's

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Speaker 4: why what was so powerful what Trump did actually in

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty four was because we had a multi ethnic

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Speaker 4: coalition of people that were wanting the actual American dream.

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Speaker 2: They just wanted more money in their pockets.

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Speaker 4: They wanted more take home pay, they wanted better jobs,

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Speaker 4: they wanted more economic opportunities. Those are winning messages and

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Speaker 4: we have to stay on point stawn message. We have

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Speaker 4: a next question from We.

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Speaker 5: Have actually have a follow up from Ian that I

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Speaker 5: think is a pretty good So he's asking follow up,

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Speaker 5: who are Charlie?

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Speaker 2: Oh wait, I mean are you still there?

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Speaker 9: Ian?

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Speaker 2: You can?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, So I just wanted to know basically who

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Speaker 7: are Charlie's like biggest mentors, because like you try googling

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Speaker 7: it and it's just a mess right now.

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Speaker 2: So yeah, well he also had.

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Speaker 8: So many and it was also for like different seasons

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Speaker 8: or different subjects and different subjects and so like the

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Speaker 8: people that got him there at the beginning is you

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Speaker 8: have Bill Montgomery, who Charlie talked about. You can even

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Speaker 8: read about him on Charlie's Wikipedia page.

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Speaker 4: But it was like a kindly old guy from Chicago who, yeah,

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Speaker 4: the guy you'd see at sea pack handing up tracks.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, like wear the American flag with an eagle

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Speaker 2: on it.

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Speaker 8: He was just kind of like you know, and yeah,

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Speaker 8: but he would like love jumping Charlie to the room,

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Speaker 8: like as a young person's very uncomfortable to put yourself

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Speaker 8: in like the room, the situation, but he would like

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Speaker 8: bring him there. And then he met Foster Freeze who

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Speaker 8: was kind of one of his early on mentors.

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Speaker 2: And continue and continue to be a mentor.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, and then also like spiritually, morally and then educationally,

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Speaker 8: Like he would kind of pick different people like Dennis

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Speaker 8: Prager was one that he bring up a lot.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Charlie would listen to all of Dennis Prager's fireside chats.

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Speaker 4: More than that you listen, yeah, team listen to him,

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Speaker 4: notes on him and break him down for him. Charlie

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Speaker 4: bought the nineteen eighty It was like the what, I

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Speaker 4: don't even know what you call him, like those things

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Speaker 4: you put in It was like recordings of Dennis from

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Speaker 4: like nineteen.

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Speaker 2: Oh you're talking about like.

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Speaker 8: It was like a yeah, and it was staticky and

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Speaker 8: old and it was when Dennis was like twenty, So

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Speaker 8: this was all wrong.

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Speaker 2: What do you call that?

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Speaker 4: It's like the eight high shoot yeah, hs, No, it's before.

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Speaker 2: That, yep.

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Speaker 8: But Charlie bought those and would listen to them, and

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Speaker 8: you'd be in this like two hour car ride with

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Speaker 8: Charlie and you're like falling asleep because Charlie's like listening

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Speaker 8: to Dennis, but also Frank Turk.

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Speaker 4: You know, he had seven eight millimeters. There was the beta,

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Speaker 4: beta max.

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Speaker 2: These are these are the things before VHS. Well, there

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Speaker 2: you go.

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Speaker 10: endorse us. His endorsement means the world to us, and

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Speaker 4: I wish somebody would ask about Canada, just for we

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Speaker 4: would love to talk about Oh yeah, if you have

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Speaker 4: ca question, the question definitely paying us because we were

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Speaker 4: thinking about talking about it.

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Speaker 2: But for now we have Micah Micah. Are you there?

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Speaker 2: Unmute yourself and what's your question?

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Speaker 11: Hey, good day, gentlemen. Addy, I'm calling in today from

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Speaker 11: the state of Wyoming. I don't have a question about Canada,

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Speaker 11: but I do have a question about a recent ruling

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Speaker 11: from our state Supreme Court. On the sixth of December,

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Speaker 11: so ten days ago, the state Supreme Court says that

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Speaker 11: a abortion ban is not constitutional in out the state

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Speaker 11: of Wyoming. Now, the court passed this down based on

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Speaker 11: the fact that that they called abortion healthcare, which was

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Speaker 11: the court's argument there. So just a couple of questions. This,

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Speaker 11: of course is a shock in deep red states, especially Wyoming.

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Speaker 11: So questions about what we can do to change future

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Speaker 11: outcomes like this, and then also how we can change

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Speaker 11: the libertarian thought process that's not very strong on the

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Speaker 11: pro life issues. So any thoughts that you have, yeah,

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Speaker 11: thank you.

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Speaker 6: Thank you.

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Speaker 5: So while we EMMA notified us that a question on

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Speaker 5: this was coming up, so I did some like quick

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Speaker 5: research on it and looking into it. And so just

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Speaker 5: for those who are not aware, which I imagine is

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Speaker 5: most people, Wyoming's not our biggest state. So Wyoming has

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Speaker 5: a Supreme Court. They're chosen for eight year terms. There's

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Speaker 5: only five of them eight year terms picked by the governor.

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Speaker 5: It's a deep red state, so we have to be

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Speaker 5: frank about this failure. All five members of the Wyoming

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Speaker 5: Supreme Court were chosen by a Republican governor. They have

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Speaker 5: to pick from a list of nominees that are submitted

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Speaker 5: by a judicial nominating commission.

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Speaker 2: In the state. I don't know how.

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Speaker 5: That how the staff of that is chosen, but you

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Speaker 5: see in basically what this is how you can get

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Speaker 5: a lot of this stuff. Is this indirect nomination. Instead

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Speaker 5: of the governor just picking whoever he wants, they instead

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Speaker 5: have this nominating commission. The judge then or the governor

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Speaker 5: then picks from the three nominees they put forward, and

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Speaker 5: then there is a retention election on the state wide ballot.

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Speaker 5: And I because I'm approaching this quite recently, I don't

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Speaker 5: know the exact way these specific justices.

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Speaker 2: Were chosen, but clearly the judges right.

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Speaker 5: So the rationale and the decision, by the way, is

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Speaker 5: so first of all, they decide abortion just automatically counts

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Speaker 5: as healthcare. But an interesting part of it their justification

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Speaker 5: for this, which was also reached by lower courts in

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Speaker 5: the state of Wyoming. When Obamacare was passed back in

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Speaker 5: twenty ten, the state reacted by passing its own constitutional

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Speaker 5: amendment that basically says Wyomings have a right to make

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Speaker 5: decisions about health care in the state, and the intent

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Speaker 5: of this was to push back on any drive towards centralization.

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Speaker 5: Against it was against Obamacare. The fear that Obamacare was

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Speaker 5: going to dictate their medical decisions. Oh you can only

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Speaker 5: get this thing, or you're only allowed to have this

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Speaker 5: type of insurance. It was pushing back on that, and

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Speaker 5: it had this unen tended consequence that happened a decade

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Speaker 5: plus down the road. So a few things you have

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Speaker 5: to do. First of all, you have to watch out.

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Speaker 5: You have to watch who's getting on your Supreme Court.

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Speaker 5: First of all, you have to make sure that the

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Speaker 5: people who are getting, who are making the choice of

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Speaker 5: who even can be nominated for the Supreme Court are aligne.

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Speaker 4: I have some intel on this. The Wyoming Judicial Nomination

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Speaker 4: Commission includes the chief Justice, then three lawyers elected by

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Speaker 4: the Wyoming State Bar. So there's a state bar question there,

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Speaker 4: and that is currently Devin O'Connell, Mandy Good, Clint Langer,

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Speaker 4: and then three non lawyers appointed by the governor. So

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Speaker 4: least that same majority in Rock one.

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Speaker 5: This is so similar to what they actually had in

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Speaker 5: remember when we talked about this in Israel where they

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Speaker 5: were trying to reform the court.

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Speaker 2: So the chief Justice and then three people on the

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Speaker 2: state bar are a majority. There.

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Speaker 5: There are three people appointed by someone else, non lawyers,

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Speaker 5: but they can have a majority of people that is

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Speaker 5: basically self perpetuating of the state's legal elites and the

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Speaker 5: current Supreme Court justice who's already picked by this mechanism.

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Speaker 5: So frankly, I would say, first of all, you should

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Speaker 5: probably look into replacing that mechanism, and you might need

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Speaker 5: to amend your constitution to do that. I don't know

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Speaker 5: the way that's done in Wyoming, And I also want

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Speaker 5: to make sure we.

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Speaker 2: Address the how do you change people's minds.

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Speaker 5: One of the things that's not as well known about

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Speaker 5: these Republican states out west. They are less church they

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Speaker 5: are less religious than other ones. So if you go

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Speaker 5: to Oklahoma, if you go to Tennessee, there's a high

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Speaker 5: religious affiliation of conservatives.

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Speaker 2: I can vouch that in Nevada too. Yeah, same western states.

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Speaker 5: Once you get west of kind of the Great Plains line,

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Speaker 5: basically when you across the Missouri River and the line

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Speaker 5: going down from it, you still have a lot of conservatives,

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Speaker 5: but they are more libertarian, They're less likely to be

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Speaker 5: members of a church even if they vote our way,

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Speaker 5: and so they're less aligned on these issues. So we

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Speaker 5: actually have to continue the work of trying to spiritually

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Speaker 5: witness to these people. You're not just trying to block

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Speaker 5: the decline of religiosity. These are probably the states where

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Speaker 5: you have the most people who are maybe open to it.

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Speaker 5: They vote our way. They have conservative values.

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Speaker 4: Culturally Catholic but there but they're conservatism.

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Speaker 2: It's an ethos of the West.

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Speaker 5: But it's also they just didn't grow up. These places

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Speaker 5: have never had as many churches. And in the South,

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Speaker 5: it's that you're in a church culture because there's been

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Speaker 5: churches there for two hundred years and your parent, your grandparents,

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Speaker 5: your maybe your great grandfather built the church, and your

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Speaker 5: It's much easier to get into that world out West.

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Speaker 5: It's much more do it yourself. So we get some

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Speaker 5: great Christians out there because it's such a do it

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Speaker 5: yourself thing, you.

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Speaker 2: Have to be really committed.

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Speaker 4: In California, the rise of the megachurches exactly how.

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Speaker 5: You have fewer people who are getting culturally assimilated into

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Speaker 5: that and we have to make.

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Speaker 4: Do the work to get those questions though alue So,

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Speaker 4: the ruling is based on the fact that they consider

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Speaker 4: abortion healthcare. How did that definition get established in the

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Speaker 4: state of Wyoming.

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Speaker 2: I'm not sure. I'd have to I'd have to read

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Speaker 2: the decision.

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Speaker 4: My instant analysis when I was hearing your question was

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Speaker 4: that you have to pass a state law that redefines

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Speaker 4: abortion as not healthcare.

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Speaker 2: And that's what stinks is.

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Speaker 5: I think that would have been really easy if they'd

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Speaker 5: written their law like that in twenty twelve and they'd say,

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Speaker 5: by the way, abortion isn't healthcare, whereas now it's going

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Speaker 5: to be tough for It's going to be tougher now because,

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Speaker 5: let's be Frank, Dobbs got repealed, yep, and now people

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Speaker 5: are if you try to pass that, everyone's aware this

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Speaker 5: is an abortion band upper down vote, and as we've

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Speaker 5: seen outside of Florida and South Dakota, we've had a

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Speaker 5: hard time with upper down votes. We've been able to

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Speaker 5: pass strict abortion laws because we're able to pass it

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Speaker 5: in the legislature where our guys are aligned and most

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Speaker 5: people are not going to, you know, flip to the

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Speaker 5: Democrats over that. Even if we lose that up or

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Speaker 5: down vote, and that could be a struggle in Wyoming.

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Speaker 4: I'll just be Frank, I totally agree that. By the way,

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Speaker 4: I just we talked about the spiritual implications. One last

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Speaker 4: point I want to make is I believe every state

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Speaker 4: that succeeds and overcomes the e of abortion and passes

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Speaker 4: a state ban. I don't care about all the naysayers.

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Speaker 4: I don't care about the politics of it. I believe

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Speaker 4: your state will be blessed. I genuinely believe that.

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Speaker 2: Mikey, do you have any thoughts on Yeah? No, this

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Speaker 2: is great, Blake. I could sit back and listen to

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Speaker 2: you explain things all day. I'm like, I'm loving it. Micah,

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Speaker 2: who's next? Ja? I think Mike, Josiah, Who do we get? Matthew?

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Speaker 2: Just let's go.

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Speaker 5: Hey, guys, I am here in State New York, about

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Speaker 5: twenty minutes from Canada, and so I would be going

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Speaker 5: to Auto what tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: So I was like, hey, I'll do hear about Canada?

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Speaker 2: You have some bad Oh boy we now have after Greenland.

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Speaker 2: Oh boy, man, we can wish we are.

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Speaker 5: The truth is we want to talk about it because

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Speaker 5: it's very interesting what's unfolding north.

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Speaker 2: Of the border.

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Speaker 5: This is a this is people aren't noticing this because

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Speaker 5: there's a lot of other clips.

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Speaker 4: First yeah, let's do those clips. So we've got this

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Speaker 4: is this so it's a one two. It's a shot

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Speaker 4: chaser to use a.

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Speaker 2: Very secular okay.

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Speaker 4: Five seventeen, This is Prime Minister Carney big Lib says

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Speaker 4: Canada's partnership with China sets us up well for the

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Speaker 4: new Actually, hold on, hold on, yeah, all right, So

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Speaker 4: we didn't get the clip by one, but that's fine.

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Speaker 4: This is them announcing this new partnership with the CCP

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Speaker 4: five seventeen.

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Speaker 6: I believe the progress that we have made in the

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Speaker 6: partnership sets us up well for the new world order.

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Speaker 2: He He couldn't have said that more ominous.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that was that was him intentionally signaling to DC

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Speaker 4: and Donald Trump that he has his own agency and

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Speaker 4: they're going to push back and become a proud little

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Speaker 4: puppet state, vassal state of the CCP.

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Speaker 2: And he elaborated on this, should we do the follow up? Yeah,

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Speaker 2: let's do the let's show. So they asked him what

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Speaker 2: did he mean by it is a follow up interview?

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Speaker 3: Twenty One of the things you said in the public

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Speaker 3: remarks was this partnership Canada and China, this new partnership

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Speaker 3: sets us up well for the new World order? What

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Speaker 3: did you mean by that? What is the new world order?

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Speaker 6: Fancy word like the architecture the multilateral system that has

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Speaker 6: been developing these is being eroded, to use a polite term, undercut,

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Speaker 6: use another term. So the question is what gets built

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Speaker 6: in that place. But the evolution of the global financial system,

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Speaker 6: the role of the MMB over time, the evolution of

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Speaker 6: cross border payment, and look, the expectation is that rather

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Speaker 6: than these being developed necessarily through the IMF, WTO and

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Speaker 6: other multilateral organizations, it is going to be coalitions that

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Speaker 6: developed them not for the world but for subsee subsectors

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Speaker 6: of the world.

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Speaker 5: First of all, Mike, do your impression of Carney. He's

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Speaker 5: got his hand maneuvers there.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot that's interesting there though.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and so first of all, the announcement today, that's

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Speaker 5: kind of a money you know. The follow up to

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Speaker 5: this is they announced today Canada is they had been

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Speaker 5: aligned with us on a lot of very aggressive anti

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Speaker 5: China tariffs, huge tariffs on cars some other exports, and

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Speaker 5: they announced today they are cutting their tariffs on Chinese automobiles.

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Speaker 5: So these electric cars that they're all over the world,

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Speaker 5: you never see them in America because we tariff them

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Speaker 5: so hard, but we might see Canadians driving them and

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Speaker 5: in return, China is cutting tariffs they had imposed on

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Speaker 5: Canadian exports, like I think canola oil is something that

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Speaker 5: they were exporting stuff like that. But it's really interesting

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Speaker 5: what he's saying, because what he's saying is basically an earthquake.

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Speaker 5: Canada has always been in the United States orbit it's always,

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Speaker 5: let's be frank, it's always been a major ally of ours,

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Speaker 5: even when we had differing governments.

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Speaker 8: So I have a question then, So if we're taking

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Speaker 8: Greenland because China and Russia have an influence on that

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Speaker 8: territory and that is our reasoning to do, so, does

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Speaker 8: that mean we also need to take Canada because they're

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Speaker 8: being influenced by China and Russia.

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Speaker 4: Well, I mean, this is the thing. So we can't

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Speaker 4: listen a frank.

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Speaker 2: I've just got to say this.

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Speaker 5: This happened because I think we were we recklessly bullied

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Speaker 5: Canada just after you know, kind of during that transitional

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Speaker 5: period to the new administration, President Trump was going on

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Speaker 5: about the fifty first state thing. First of all, like Charlie,

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Speaker 5: I don't want Canada as a fifty first state they're

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Speaker 5: very liberal on certainly like abortion. I take Alberta in Asia,

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Speaker 5: even Alberta would I'll tell you, I think you'd be surprised.

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Speaker 5: I think Alberta would be a blue state because one

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Speaker 5: reason they have they have multiple parties, so you can

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Speaker 5: get a conservative government with thirty five to forty percent

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Speaker 5: in the United States there's only two major parties. And

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Speaker 5: so we did that, and unfortunately it did mean there

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Speaker 5: was an election. Trudeau was imploding. He looked, they looked

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Speaker 5: prime to lose power. And unfortunately, Canada's national identity, a

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Speaker 5: lot of it is bound up with being not America,

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Speaker 5: I think that really exacerbated that element of Canadian national

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Speaker 2: Who's this globalist lizard.

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Speaker 5: And what he's saying there when he says, oh, we're

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Speaker 5: China might build with Canada.

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Speaker 4: So another piece of this is just you know, because

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Speaker 4: we've got the bricks nation, right, which is which is

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Speaker 4: to bricks. So yeah, seriously, I'm not kidding. That's exactly

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Speaker 4: where I was going. So you've got China, and I

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Speaker 4: gonna have Canada. And this is a direct Listen. You've

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Speaker 4: got the NATO Alliance. You've got a bunch of libs

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Speaker 4: in the NATO Alliance that in Canada is part of that.

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Speaker 4: The United States is part of that. And President Trump

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Speaker 4: is demanding reforma and immigration. He's making plays and treaties

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Speaker 4: very seriously at Greenland, He's invaded Venezuela. He's telling the

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Speaker 4: UK that their speech laws are not compatible with our

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Speaker 4: values and free speech. He's demanding all of these things

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Speaker 4: that they pay up in NATO. Here's what I would say,

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Speaker 4: though they've got no cards ultimately because they do need

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Speaker 4: us to protect them. But but here, here's a here's

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Speaker 4: a wild thought. Do we care if the old world

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Speaker 4: orders and alliances are changing? Do we actually care? Because

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Speaker 4: in some ways yes, in some ways no. The main

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Speaker 4: reason this is a threat though it's not. It's not

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Speaker 4: even because of the dollar. I would say that's that

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Speaker 4: would be threat number two. But threat number one is

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Speaker 4: because if our adversaries of China and Russia are going

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Speaker 4: to attack us, it it's gonna come over the Arctic.

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Speaker 4: That is actually the most direct attack line. And that's

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Speaker 4: why we have Norad. That's why we're telling, you know,

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Speaker 4: Denmark that we need Greenland. If Canada becomes a puppet

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Speaker 4: and owned puppet of the CCP, that is a direct

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Speaker 4: national security issue for the United States of America.

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Speaker 2: It is I just feel tragic because I think this

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Speaker 2: was avoidable. It was of course also like I don't

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Speaker 2: want to like blackpill here. I don't think Canada is

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Speaker 2: gonna end up like going No. I think this is

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Speaker 2: a bunch of saber. At This is a bunch of saber.

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Speaker 8: They won't leave the G seven, they won't like that.

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Speaker 8: It's just not gonna happen.

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Speaker 4: Just to put a finer point on this, I actually

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Speaker 4: agree with Mikey. I think this is him. This is

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Speaker 4: Carney trying to act like because he's total beta mail.

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Speaker 4: He's a total beta male and this is what the

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Speaker 4: left is built on, feminist women and beta male.

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Speaker 5: I don't think he's a beta male. I think that's

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Speaker 5: a mistake. I actually think he is. He's a cold

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Speaker 5: blooded lizard. But I don't think a beta male would

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Speaker 5: do this well, just I do.

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Speaker 2: When they're commis at the end of the day, this guy, yeah,

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Speaker 2: he's gonna says commis are not beta.

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Speaker 5: Commedis are can be very alpha, like Joseph Stalin was

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Speaker 5: not a mincing beta all right.

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Speaker 2: Or beta freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 4: Is Carnie the Prime Minister of Canada is a beta

881
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Speaker 4: or not a beta? We want to hear your thoughts.

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Speaker 4: Send it the flood the inbox.

883
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Speaker 2: I would be remiss if I didn't listen.

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Speaker 4: He'siding, he's smart, he's calculating. All of these things are

885
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Speaker 4: very true. But he's a beta. Okay, that's my take

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Speaker 4: on it.

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Speaker 5: I would be remiss if I didn't flog my personal

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Speaker 5: hobby horse, which is I think the best way for

889
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Speaker 5: President Trump to indulge his desire to make America bigger

890
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Speaker 5: and grander and to do really big projects no one

891
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Speaker 5: else does without possibly alienating useful allies.

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Speaker 2: He should annex Antarctica. No one owns it. What if

893
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Speaker 2: we just took it over? He just does get this, Trump.

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Speaker 4: The average temperature in Antarctica is much colder. It's nine

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Speaker 4: thousand feet high, It's on a nine thousand foot shelf.

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Speaker 4: It is what what else in the North Arctic, the

897
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Speaker 4: North Pole, if you will, it's underwater, it's under the

898
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Speaker 4: ice is water. So the land mass in Antarctica reflects heat.

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Speaker 4: The ocean underneath the North actually helps moderate the temperature.

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Speaker 4: In the summer. The average temperature in the North is

901
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Speaker 4: actually thirty two degrees fahrenheit, which is the freezing point,

902
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Speaker 4: so which means it sometimes gets below above freezing and

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Speaker 4: below freezing.

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Speaker 2: It's way warmer up.

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Speaker 5: Okay, but Antarctica is a lot bigger, and so if

906
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Speaker 5: we annex the whole thing, we would be bigger than Russia.

907
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Speaker 4: Now I was getting to see if you could actually

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Speaker 4: extract resources from almost certainly not in any sort of

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Speaker 4: short time frame.

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Speaker 2: But but yeah, in a century timeframe. Well, we have

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Speaker 2: one more question we do want to get to as Matthew.

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Speaker 4: So, Matthew, yes, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 2: Can you hear me? Yes, sir?

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Speaker 10: Okay, great? Yeah.

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Speaker 9: So by the way, Carney, yeah, I hate to say

916
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Speaker 9: he probably has beta, but you know, Tommy's can definitely

917
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Speaker 9: be awful, as like I said, So, yeah, my question,

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Speaker 9: my question, kind of to preface it would be that,

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Speaker 9: you know, for a long time, it's been frustrating to

920
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Speaker 9: see all these people out there being portrayed as these

921
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Speaker 9: really angry citizens standing for these things when a lot

922
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Speaker 9: of times they're just being paid. You know it because

923
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Speaker 9: I've you know, I've seen the ads before myself, you know,

924
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Speaker 9: looking for people out there in Phoenix, you know, to

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Speaker 9: do stuff. So the uh so my question is, uh,

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Speaker 9: you know, what do you think about Congress passing the

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Speaker 9: law that would require just like we having commercials, you know,

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Speaker 9: paid protesters to wear something like an armband or some

929
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Speaker 9: of the shows that they're being paid a wage to

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Speaker 9: be there and requiring that, but that they also can register.

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Speaker 9: You know, the company asked to register somewhere federally and

932
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Speaker 9: there needs to be some sort of sign posted and

933
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Speaker 9: so many feed of anything that states clearly who's paying them,

934
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Speaker 9: because that would you know, it wouldn't go against free

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Speaker 9: speech laws, but we already have laws requiring that for

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Speaker 9: stuff on TV and radio, truth and advertising and so forth.

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Speaker 9: And it would also make it a more clear employee

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Speaker 9: employer relationship, so that.

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Speaker 4: I was gonna say, this actually gives you a mechanism

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Speaker 4: for enforcing like a crackdown if you know that they

941
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Speaker 4: are paid protesters and they don't properly, I don't know,

942
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Speaker 4: like what's the what's the First Amendment implications here?

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Speaker 5: I do feel like it would be a can of worms.

944
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Speaker 5: How would you define a paid protester?

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Speaker 2: For example, or like door.

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Speaker 9: If they're doing hotels, transphoning food only, then that's not

947
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Speaker 9: paid protesting protest, but they're getting a wage to be

948
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Speaker 9: there and we and we've I'm sure you've seen the

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Speaker 9: ads before.

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Speaker 2: Looking for I'll be Frank, I will be frank. I

951
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Speaker 2: have seen these go viral before. I don't know that

952
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Speaker 2: I've ever seen.

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Speaker 5: A paid protester ad that I'll be frank that I

954
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Speaker 5: think was real. I think people post them and I

955
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Speaker 5: think they're fake There was a There was actually back

956
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Speaker 5: when I was on Tucker's show in twenty seventeen, there

957
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Speaker 5: was a completely fake paid protester bit and we had

958
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Speaker 5: the fake paid protester guy on the show.

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Speaker 2: It went quite viral at the time. But I think

960
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Speaker 2: people put these up.

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Speaker 5: I just I don't well know that I've ever seen

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Speaker 5: evidence that an antifa that like a person who is

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Speaker 5: just a one hundred percent disinterested mercenary figure showed up

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Speaker 5: at something like an anti ice protest or an anti

965
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Speaker 5: administration protest because they were just being paid a wage

966
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Speaker 5: to be there.

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Speaker 4: I think I think it's a confluence of like, you

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Speaker 4: have true believers that you know will then kind of

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Speaker 4: come up through the ranks activist groups. I mean a

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Speaker 4: lot of the groups are real. Indivisible was one of them.

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Speaker 4: There are obviously people on payroll that help organize or

972
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Speaker 4: help dissemate literature that there is a paid element of this.

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Speaker 4: I tend to agree with you, actually though, that more

974
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Speaker 4: of it is organic than the left or than the

975
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Speaker 4: right wants to admit a lot of this is just

976
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Speaker 4: people that you know. Listen, people have a hole in

977
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Speaker 4: their soul and they're looking for purpose. They're looking for

978
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Speaker 4: something to make themselves useful with, and instead of raising

979
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Speaker 4: their family, instead of teaching them how to obey police officers,

980
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Speaker 4: they end up getting themselves, you know, enmeshed in these

981
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Speaker 4: these really radical ideologies that fill this gaping hole and

982
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Speaker 4: gets them in, Like Renee Good puts, it ends up

983
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Speaker 4: with her being cannon fodder in the streets, confronting ice

984
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Speaker 4: where she should not have been.

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Speaker 8: I disagree with you, guys. I disagree with you guys.

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Speaker 8: I think there are more. I mean, Nate Friedman exposes

987
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Speaker 8: people all the time. Literally, Laura Ingram was interviewing someone

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Speaker 8: the other day, so we have that I have a respect,

989
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Speaker 8: do you guys?

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Speaker 2: Ever see videos.

991
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Speaker 4: Where he found that there was a woman that he

992
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Speaker 4: spotted it over one hundred different protests.

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Speaker 8: And they get paid to do this, and you can

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Speaker 8: see that, and he exposes the different groups that pay

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Speaker 8: these people. But also in terms of like a lot

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Speaker 8: of it, I believe that. Okay, I just think there's

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Speaker 8: a higher proll but let me finish finish, So in

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Speaker 8: terms of like these natural groups coming out, like it

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Speaker 8: takes a few people to start something, and like if

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Speaker 8: there are totally ten people that are getting paid and

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Speaker 8: ten people that are organizing something, they could get two

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Speaker 8: hundred and fifty three hundred people out there to protest

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Speaker 8: something because those ten people started it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly that's how I be. So I want

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Speaker 2: to since it's it's quick, let's play the Laura Ingram

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Speaker 2: quick very quickly. Five. Third, do you have a job?

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Speaker 2: Do you have a job?

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Speaker 6: Same?

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Speaker 5: So the thing is that's not proof that she's being

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Speaker 5: paid to protest. What it really gets at I suspect,

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Speaker 5: and I don't know this for sure, but I suspect

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Speaker 5: there are a huge number of organizations at the left

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Speaker 5: controls where you can get where you have unlimited opportunity

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Speaker 5: to go protest whenever you want this. So, for example,

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Speaker 5: the Saint Paul Teachers Union is calling for all their

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Speaker 5: teachers to go on basically strike and.

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Speaker 4: The protest against schools doing walkouts Exactly, they're at the

1018
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Speaker 4: capital causing chaos.

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Speaker 5: If you can walk out on your job as a

1020
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Speaker 5: teacher and no one will fire you, you can easily

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Speaker 5: boast I'm getting paid right now, ha ha. Like I

1022
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Speaker 5: know you can't do anything about it, and they have

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Speaker 5: infinity things like that. Anyone who's working at these left

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Speaker 5: wing universities, anyone who works at left wing mngos, anyone

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Speaker 5: who works at uh, you know, as a public school teacher,

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Speaker 5: where they indulge these things. The left has tons of

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Speaker 5: institutions where they can park a full time political activist

1028
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Speaker 5: with very little real work demanded of them, and their

1029
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Speaker 5: job is be a left winger. That's very different from

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Speaker 5: I'm a mercenary who's paid to protest. My take on

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Speaker 5: that what they're paid to be is to be left wing.

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Speaker 4: Well, and there's probably some of that, I agree with you,

1033
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Speaker 4: but that I think it's my take on that was

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Speaker 4: way more simple.

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Speaker 2: I agree. I agree with Bake. I didn't.

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Speaker 4: I didn't hear that and go instantly like paid protester.

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Speaker 4: I thought this was probably like a work from home job,

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Speaker 4: and she was just mocking everybody going regardless, everybody paid

1039
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Speaker 4: right now.

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Speaker 2: Because my employer doesn't care that I'm here.

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Speaker 8: Go watch Nate Friedman's work. Oh, you're right, you're right,

1042
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Speaker 8: you'll see it. Okay, But yes or no to armbands? Nah,

1043
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Speaker 8: I mean I'm open to all put them on. Need

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Speaker 8: the armbands.

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Speaker 10: For more on many of these stories and news you

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Speaker 10: can trust, go to Charliekirk dot com