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Speaker 1: Triple eight ninety seven one seven two four to three

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Speaker 1: We are a Salem news channel. He did exchanges over

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Speaker 1: Congressional Democrats. Despite the polls, two prominent business leaders say

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Speaker 1: the insurgent and his party. Why isn't there a greater

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Speaker 1: appreciation for Trump accounts, and a former DSA member outlines

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Speaker 1: out with the economy and Trump's approval ratings. New Economists

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Speaker 1: too old for the job. Now, let's have a little

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Speaker 1: perspective here. As a leader of his party, Trump has

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Speaker 1: of this century, including Barack Obama and George W. Bush

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Speaker 4: Trump endorsees one centate primaries of non elected combents. So

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Speaker 4: we're not just looking at electing combents, right, We're looking

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Speaker 5: Look at this since.

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Speaker 4: Twenty twenty two, it's about ninety five percent of the time.

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Speaker 4: This year and fewer races, it's one hundred percent of

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Speaker 4: the time. No wonder why the prediction markets and the

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Speaker 4: conventional wisdom have moved so rapidly once Trump made that endorsement,

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Speaker 4: because at least in Senate races, Trump's record this year

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Speaker 4: one hundred percent and since twenty twenty two nearly one

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Speaker 4: hundred percent. There has never been somebody I have seen

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Speaker 4: as powerful in terms of their ability to move the

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Speaker 4: Donald John Trump.

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Speaker 5: What's one reason for this?

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Speaker 4: One reason why is because Trump is still very popular

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Speaker 4: with Republicans. Just take a look here, Okay, twenty first

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Speaker 4: second term. We got Trump, we got Obama, we got Bush.

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Speaker 4: Look the real fairly popular. But the one who is

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Speaker 4: He's the only one who's over eighty percent. Eighty three

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Speaker 4: that is because he is still a very popular man.

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Speaker 5: Marquette asked, really.

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Speaker 1: Now two very powerful Wall Street figures. When is the

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Speaker 1: Under the Trump accounts, a child gets one thousand dollars

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Speaker 1: But we're doing nothing at all about what to do

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Speaker 1: about the issue of affordability.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of which, this is a Democrat named Seth Moulton.

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Speaker 1: He is a Democrat from Massachusetts. Listen to what he

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Speaker 8: There are a lot of people in America who feel

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Speaker 8: honest about what's going on. You know, with immigration. We

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Speaker 5: All we are is opposition to Trump.

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Speaker 8: You know, under Biden we said inflation is not really

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Speaker 8: And then the whole party said, hey, don't worry, everything's great.

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Speaker 8: Joe is awesome. He can run for reelection. So the

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Speaker 5: We got to make sure we don't do it.

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Speaker 9: Okay, but we've got to make sure do you think

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Speaker 9: you're doing that now? Because look no further than a

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's honest. I mean to be honest.

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Speaker 5: It's a problem. It's still a problem.

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Speaker 1: We got no plan. Our plan is Donald Trump is

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Speaker 1: an SOB that's our plan. And by the way, if

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Speaker 1: I was thinking the other day about one of the

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Speaker 14: Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage and basically,

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Speaker 15: Look, I wish Mark was right, we could make it

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Speaker 1: Call it taking advantage of the stupidity of the American voter.

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Speaker 1: doesn't it. Two term mayor of San Francisco, and when

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Speaker 1: second term he would end the homelessness problem in that city.

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Speaker 1: Have you been to San Francisco? Two term lieutenant governor

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Speaker 1: this man has held office for twenty four years regarding

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Speaker 1: Absolutely stunning. Look up the word Rutzbaugh in the dictionary

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Speaker 1: is a big smiling picture of Governor Gavin Newsom. We're

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Speaker 1: going to talk about what a former DSA member says

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Speaker 1: the DSA's goals are, and he quotes some of their material,

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Speaker 1: their platform and how they intend to achieve it. Again,

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Speaker 1: what is their plan other than Donald Trump is an SOB.

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Speaker 1: What is your plan for the war in Iraq? For

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Speaker 1: four in Iran. Assuming you believe that Iran was close

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Speaker 1: to getting a nuclear weapon, what if anything, would you

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Speaker 1: do about it? I'm Larry Elder, so let's get her

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Speaker 1: teed up.

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Speaker 18: Lost to.

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Speaker 20: That DEGO.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight ninet seven one s A g E Triple

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Speaker 1: Larry Older. We are sailing Newschamp. We're going to talk

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Speaker 1: about the state of the war against Iran and the

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Speaker 1: exchange in between the Secretary of War and Congressional Democrats.

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Speaker 1: I talk about Jack mcrockett describing a Republican congressional hearing

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Speaker 1: as a White Pride rally. New York Times denounces those

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Speaker 1: former Democrat Socialist American member outlines what the DSA really believes.

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Speaker 1: He was a member of that organization for a number

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Speaker 1: of years. He knows it inside and out. One more

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Speaker 1: comment before we turn to the war against Iran, about

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Speaker 1: the Trump accounts, every child received one thousand dollars government

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Speaker 1: funded from birth until the age of eighteen, assuming a

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Speaker 1: family participticipates, but you can contribute either your employer or

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Speaker 1: each year, no additional contributions after the age of eighteen.

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Speaker 1: Let's assume that assume a ten percent average a return

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Speaker 1: instead of a seven percent which ten percent is the

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Speaker 1: average of stock market. It's the long term historical return

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Speaker 1: how much that account would be worth. Assuming you could

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Speaker 1: put five k in every year until the age of eighteen,

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Speaker 1: no additional contributions after that, we're getting a rate of

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Speaker 1: return annually of ten percent per year. How much money

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Speaker 1: would this person have at the age of twenty of

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Speaker 1: sixty five years old? Twenty million dollars? Are you sitting down?

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Speaker 1: Let's assume a more conservative rate of return. He or

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Speaker 1: she at the age of sixty five would have between

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Speaker 1: six and seven million dollars. Let's assume just a seven

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Speaker 1: percent and no return, which is historically low. And I

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Speaker 1: believe we are on the brink of a huge productivity

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Speaker 1: curve because of AI. Unlike other people, I believe AI

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Speaker 1: is going to create more jobs than it's going to cost.

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Speaker 1: It's going to cost some jobs, but it's going to

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Speaker 1: be a massive, massive boom in productivity. And you have

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Speaker 1: things like self driving cars. Pretty soon almost everybody's going

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Speaker 1: to be self driving. Think how much time we'd save

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Speaker 1: not having to drive that can be spent on productive

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Speaker 1: activity for young people today, the future is so bright

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Speaker 1: it blinds my eyes. And when you invest in the

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Speaker 1: stock market, you are investing in America. And here you

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Speaker 1: are now getting a free thousand dollars paid for by

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Speaker 1: other Americans, to be invested in an account. From the

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Speaker 1: time your child is born until your child is eighteen

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Speaker 1: years old, all you have to do is participate. Let

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Speaker 1: alone the contributions I just now mentioned, but assume just

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Speaker 1: a seven percent and your return. When this child is

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Speaker 1: sixty five years old, he or she will have three

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Speaker 1: point five million to four million. Compound interest. Somebody once

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Speaker 1: called it the greatest force in the universe. I've always said,

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Speaker 1: whoever called compound interest the greatest force in the universe

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Speaker 1: never encountered white guilt. I'll pause while the laughter dies down,

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Speaker 1: all right, triple eight nine seven one s eight ge

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Speaker 1: triple eight nine seven one seven two four three. President

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Speaker 1: Trump had this exchange with a reporter named Mary Bruce

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Speaker 1: over Iran number forty seven.

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Speaker 21: Mister President, there are no signs that Iran is ready

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Speaker 21: to stop fighting, So what is the plan?

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Speaker 10: Is the plan to just keep bombing until they give

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Speaker 10: up signs?

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Speaker 1: What you know something that I don't know?

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Speaker 22: Well?

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Speaker 19: To attack our allies If you don't know what the

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Speaker 19: dialogue is behind the scenes that they want to meet

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Speaker 19: desperately to try and end it because they're getting decimated.

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Speaker 6: You don't get that when you listen to your fake.

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Speaker 1: Station, but you don't know, you don't know anything.

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Speaker 11: Are you know something that I don't know?

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Speaker 7: Do you know something I don't know?

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Speaker 6: Well, I will tell you they want to desperately meet,

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Speaker 6: and until they're ready to meet in a meaningful way,

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Speaker 6: we have no interest.

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Speaker 10: In even.

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Speaker 1: And this is Senator John Kennedy grilling the Secretary of

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Speaker 1: War and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs number fifty seven.

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Speaker 17: Some of my colleagues, General War America, you just stop

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Speaker 17: in Iran in the blockade, bring all of our warriors home.

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Speaker 17: What would be the conscient squences of that in your estimation.

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Speaker 23: Sorry, I think termination criteria is always a political decision. However,

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Speaker 23: I assess that Iran will continue to be a challenge

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Speaker 23: moving forward, so we have to be thoughtful.

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Speaker 17: Will they put tolls on the straight.

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Speaker 1: I don't know, Sir.

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Speaker 23: That's a decision that's a hypothetical and will depend on it.

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Speaker 17: It's not hypothetical. We've got a blockade to stop them.

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Speaker 23: We do, sir, that's yeah.

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Speaker 17: I'm not asking you for I'm not trying to get

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Speaker 17: you in trouble. I know your advice to the President

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Speaker 17: is it is private. But this is serious as four

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Speaker 17: heart attacks and a stroke. Now, what happens if we

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Speaker 17: come home and in the blockade to the.

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Speaker 23: World, Sir, Iran has the potential to continue to be

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Speaker 23: a threat, and we will need to prepare military. I'm

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Speaker 23: sure that's a hypothetical question, and I don't know the

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Speaker 23: answer to that.

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Speaker 17: Oh, it's not hypothetical. You come home, We come home.

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Speaker 17: It's not going to be hypothetical. You know that, General,

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Speaker 17: and I do too, and I appreciate your discretion, but

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Speaker 17: we're down to it. We need some hard answers and

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Speaker 17: some straight talk. What will happen Pete.

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Speaker 1: Mhm, Senator, I would.

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Speaker 24: I would agree with the Chairman with the likely outcome

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Speaker 24: is they would try to impose their will on the

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Speaker 24: on the waterways in ways that they would not like.

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Speaker 24: Call it a toll, call it a fee, call it

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Speaker 24: an exchange, call it control. They would do something that

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Speaker 24: they would try.

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Speaker 7: To hold it that issue.

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Speaker 17: Yes, would they would They try to uh to red

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Speaker 17: to be commenced development a gain of a nuclear warhead.

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Speaker 1: Part of the reason.

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Speaker 24: President Trump had to have the courage to do what

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Speaker 24: he did after Midnight Hammer is that they didn't give

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Speaker 24: up their ambitions even though their nuclear sites had been obliterated.

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Speaker 24: So this is a regime hell bent on nuclear ambitions and.

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Speaker 23: Go straight answers.

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Speaker 17: We need straight answers. Do we have the ability to

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Speaker 17: destroy whatever is underneath Pickaxe Mountain?

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Speaker 24: A lot of Senator, A lot of our capabilities are classified.

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Speaker 24: But if anybody in the world can reach anything on

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Speaker 24: this on God's given God's green Earth, it's the United

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Speaker 24: States military, the most powerful military in the world. It's

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Speaker 24: all about options and trade offs.

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Speaker 17: I'm gonna take a little extras.

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Speaker 1: And this is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Dan

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Speaker 1: Caine number fifty eight.

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Speaker 23: On July twenty second, nineteen forty, General George C. Marshall said,

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Speaker 23: and I quote, for almost twenty years, we had all

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Speaker 23: of the time and almost none of the money. Today

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Speaker 23: we have all of the money and no time. His

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Speaker 23: words resonate power from powerfully with me today, as we

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Speaker 23: find ourselves in a somewhat similar situation. I've come to

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Speaker 23: you today to request the necessary funds while in the

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Speaker 23: window of opportunity, while time is still on our side.

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Speaker 23: The United States of America faces a global list of

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Speaker 23: military challenges in the Middle East, in Europe, in the Pacific,

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Speaker 23: both nuclear and non nuclear challenges, and the continued threat

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Speaker 23: of terrorism. We find ourselves living and leading in complex

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Speaker 23: and dynamic times. Our adversaries are aligning in their interests,

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Speaker 23: creating simultaneous challenges across multiple domains. They are sharing intelligence,

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Speaker 23: combat capabilities, and technology. Technology that is accelerating the speed

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Speaker 23: advancements in AI autonomous systems deliver critical technological advantages to

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Speaker 23: The low barrier to entry created by affordable, ubiquitous, unmanned

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Speaker 24: Prizition of this incredible effort as a failure is reckless,

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Speaker 24: on behalf of the American people to ensure that Duran

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Speaker 24: never gets a nuclear weapon. Shame on you and others

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Speaker 24: who call this a quagmire and a failure, And then

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Speaker 1: And say you support the war fier.

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Speaker 24: Either you do or you don't.

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Speaker 18: I can get you a.

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Speaker 24: Ticket out to Sentcom and talk to what those Americans

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Speaker 24: and how they want to ensure that Irn never threatens

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Speaker 24: their families with a nuclear weapon. It is that that's

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Speaker 24: the kind of intensity that our war fighters have about

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Speaker 24: making sure that Iran isn't capable of that.

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Speaker 17: Suy, did you if you listen to my comments you

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Speaker 1: I heard failure.

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Speaker 17: The word heard, I heard exactly will tell you how

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Speaker 17: failure to their leaders.

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Speaker 22: You, sir, are the failure.

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Speaker 1: Okay? What would you have done differently that would have

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Speaker 1: produced a different result? Negotiate longer when they were violating

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Speaker 1: the terms of the memorandum of understanding before the ink

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Speaker 1: was dry? What would you do? What would you do?

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Speaker 1: These people are amazing? Was Iran close to getting a

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Speaker 1: nuclear weapon?

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Speaker 17: Sir?

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Speaker 1: Was the Secretary General of NATO. Mark Ruddock correct when

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Speaker 1: he said that Iran was close to getting a nuclear

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Speaker 1: Was he lying? Was Trump lying? Do you have intelligence

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Speaker 1: that says otherwise? What is it? Number forty nine?

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Speaker 5: The war?

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Speaker 19: The men and women are going to be able to

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Speaker 19: do it, but they need to have leadership.

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Speaker 18: Quin.

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Speaker 17: Leaders.

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Speaker 24: You show some leadership and stand up your fellow Democrats

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Speaker 24: who won't fund the troops, who stand and play partisan politics.

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Speaker 24: Why you don't give us the money you want to

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Speaker 24: stand up here and talk about the troops. You won't

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Speaker 24: show any political courage to actually fund our department because

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Speaker 24: you have Trump Trump arrangement syndrome and can't actually commit

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Speaker 24: to anything meaningful. Sorry, I put this on you, Senator.

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Speaker 1: Sorry, hags Off.

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Speaker 17: You have trillions, You have over a trillion dollars you're

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Speaker 21: It's true. Was it obliterated or wasn't it? What's the status?

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Speaker 24: The nuclear sites on your middight hammer were obliterated, but

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Speaker 24: Iranian's foolish continued to attempt to pursue nuclear capabilities, which

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Speaker 24: is why we destroyed their defense industrial base and of

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Speaker 24: so many of the other capabilities to ensure they can't

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Speaker 24: get to a nuclear weaponsry. We're staying laser focused on

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Speaker 24: the objective, and you're trying to make campaign commercials.

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Speaker 3: No, and that's fine, so listen to this.

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Speaker 21: You also say that you made the missile program quote

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Speaker 21: destroyed and made combat ineffective quote Iran's entire ballistic missile

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Speaker 21: production capacity, every company that builds every component of those

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Speaker 21: missiles has been functionally defeated and destroyed. And that the

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Speaker 21: missile program existing stockpiles were depleted and decimated almost completely ineffective.

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Speaker 21: So why are their missiles left to hit Jordan and

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Speaker 21: result in the loss of life of our brave men

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Speaker 21: and women.

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Speaker 24: As we stated from the beginning, the Iranian defense industrial

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Speaker 24: base is effectively gone.

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Speaker 17: But they do have underground.

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Speaker 24: Facilities facilities because they're the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism,

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Speaker 24: and they've spent forty seven years trying to hide their

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Speaker 24: missiles under mountains, just like their just like their nuclear capabilities,

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Speaker 24: because they would.

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Speaker 25: Like to get a new.

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Speaker 21: Of the war to believe because it's either over or

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Speaker 21: it's not over. It's within two weeks or it's not

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Speaker 21: two weeks. We have no missiles or we have missiles,

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Speaker 21: and that consternation is why so many New Yorkers are perplexed,

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Speaker 21: stressed out and find this war to be incredibly unpopular

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Speaker 21: because they don't understand the choices that the president's making.

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Speaker 21: They don't agree with those choices. Secretary Rollins, let.

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Speaker 1: Me offer a different way of looking at what she

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Speaker 1: just now said. That Iran still has capacity, that Iran

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Speaker 1: has survived, that Iran still has drones, that Iran still

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Speaker 1: has missiles. Doesn't it suggest maybe, just maybe what this

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Speaker 1: regime might do if this regime had a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 1: And shouldn't we also discuss that possibility that they might

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Speaker 1: Trump was wrong about this, wrong about this, wrong about this,

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Speaker 1: wrong about that. It's called war. The enemy has a vote,

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Speaker 1: especially one that's been for forty seven years exporting terror

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Speaker 1: It suggests to me that maybe, just maybe Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: Times about the NATO Secretary General Mark Router, whom I've

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Speaker 1: been quoting all about how he's been criticized from within

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Speaker 1: the organization anonymously for praising Donald Trump. What the article

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Speaker 1: does not say is what Rudda said at a press

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Speaker 1: conference in March of twenty twenty six. Quote A Raan

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Speaker 1: is close to getting its hand on a nuclear capability

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Speaker 1: and on a missile capability, which is posing a threat

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Speaker 1: not only into the region the Middle East, including potentially

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Speaker 1: an existential threat to Israel, It's also posing a huge

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Speaker 1: threat to us here in Europe. End of quote, face it.

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Speaker 1: That quote is nowhere found in the New York Times

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Speaker 1: article headline NATO's Trump Whisperer not exactly a flattering description.

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Speaker 1: NATO's Trump whisperer faces blowback over support for Iran war. Subheadline.

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Speaker 1: Critics say Mark Rudda, the Alliance's General Secretary, has gone

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Speaker 1: beyond his remit by openly supporting a war that does

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Speaker 1: not directly involve Europe's collective defense. I just read you

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Speaker 1: a quote and when he talks about the threat to

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Speaker 1: Iran that in his opinion, directly involves Europe's collective defense,

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Speaker 1: but put that aside long article. By supporting the war

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Speaker 1: which does not involve NATO or collective defense, the critics say,

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Speaker 1: mister Rudda has gone beyond his remit as Secretary General

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Speaker 1: of the whole Alliance to become a cheerleader for an

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Speaker 1: unpopular president and unpopular war, to which Larry Elder has

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Speaker 1: a very simple question. Is Rudda wrong about what he

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Speaker 1: said about Iran getting close to getting a nuclear weapon

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Speaker 1: and I ran close to having a ballistics capability? Pairing

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Speaker 1: the two makes them a threat not just to Israel

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Speaker 1: but to Europe. Is he wrong? The whole article is

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Speaker 1: about what a rogue actor he is, how he's saying

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Speaker 1: things that other NATO members don't agree with, But never

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Speaker 1: in the article does it even raise the question of

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Speaker 1: whether or not this man is right. Drives me insane.

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Speaker 1: Quote speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive

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Speaker 1: diplomatic matters, They said it could lead to a harder

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Speaker 1: line Iranian regime which could try to build a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 1: and a long period of high energy prices that will

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Speaker 1: damage European and global growth. Close quote is he wrong

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Speaker 1: New York Times about asserting that it is close to

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Speaker 1: getting a nuclear weapon, which is why, by the way,

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Speaker 1: we went to war. Then they quote a former American ambassador,

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Speaker 1: his name dal dear quote it makes no sense for

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Speaker 1: the NATO General Secretary to support an argument and a

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Speaker 1: war that thirty one other countries think is stupid, illegal, unnecessary,

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Speaker 1: and deeply destructive of the main goal to weaken Russia.

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Speaker 1: Quote is he right? They quote an executive of something

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Speaker 1: called the European Policy Center, which is based in Brussels,

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Speaker 1: Fabian Zulig. Quote but as a European leader with responsibility

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Speaker 1: to other European NATO countries, Rutta is over the top,

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Speaker 1: leaning too much in one direction. Close quote is he wrong?

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Speaker 1: If he is wrong, what is your intaeil that supports

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Speaker 1: your argument for him being wrong that a Ran is

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Speaker 1: close to getting a nuke? And if he's right, what

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Speaker 1: should be done about it? And if you say nothing,

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Speaker 1: say nothing. A former European official who now teaches it,

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Speaker 1: JOHNS Hopkins Natalie Tocci said, mister Rudda appears as quote

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Speaker 1: Trump's cheerleader, and it's not his job description. And I

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Speaker 1: don't think that's really effective.

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Speaker 7: End of quote.

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Speaker 1: At the risk of repeating myself, I repeat myself. What,

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Speaker 1: miss Toci do you think about Rudda's assertion that Iran

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Speaker 1: is quote to getting a nuclear capability and a missiles capability,

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Speaker 1: and that it poses a threat not just to Europe,

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Speaker 1: not just to it's real but also to Europe. What

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Speaker 1: is your opinion of that?

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Speaker 9: Is he wrong?

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Speaker 1: Is he lying on? What was he relying when he

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Speaker 1: made that assertion? These questions not even ask in this article.

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Speaker 1: And you wonder why the war's unpopular.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 1: the Senate, where its fate is uncertain. Klaus is in thousand.

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Speaker 1: O's Klaus here in the LARRYO this show. Thank you

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Speaker 1: so much for calling.

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Speaker 26: Good afternoon, Larry. Happy Wednesday, you too, And that steak

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Speaker 26: dinner at the Smokehouse it's still on. I'm still off, friend, I.

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Speaker 1: Haven't had it. I haven't had a steak in a

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Speaker 1: while too. It's very, very tempting.

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Speaker 26: So, mister elder Trump, Trump is making the most difficult

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Speaker 26: decisions I would say any human being can make. And

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Speaker 26: that's regarding war name me, and I believe I believe

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Speaker 26: he carries it rightly. As a burden, you know, commanding

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Speaker 26: countless practically countless people, having others, people of wives in

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Speaker 26: his hands. I think of I think of Harry Truman,

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Speaker 26: I think of White Eisenhower, I mean named the president

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Speaker 26: and the gravity of making those wartime decisions. And thank

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Speaker 26: God that Trump is strong enough to make those decisions,

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Speaker 26: because God forbid, we have a Democrat that doesn't make

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Speaker 26: those types of decisions. Oh wait a minute, Wait a minute.

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Speaker 26: We had we had the president auto pen who was

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Speaker 26: eating apple sauce and oatmeal, uh, making terrible this visions,

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Speaker 26: and the thirteen service men and women who died didn't

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Speaker 26: have a fighting chance. At least at least we're going

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Speaker 26: to at least we're fighting the evil in their territory

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Speaker 26: and we call it out and we name it. And

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Speaker 26: I'm also noticing that since since the Department of War

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Speaker 26: was renamed the Department of Defense, you know, correct me

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Speaker 26: on my history, but I feel like when it was

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Speaker 26: renamed as the Department of Defense, we started losing, Like

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Speaker 26: the morale was just not as strong. But when it

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Speaker 26: wasn't when it was the Department of War, and when

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Speaker 26: it was renamed as a Department of War, I feel

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Speaker 26: like the morale within the Armed Services and the Pentagon

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Speaker 26: and those in charge has improved. So to Gillibrand and

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Speaker 26: these others who bmw at peek hegsath about this and that.

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Speaker 26: How about okay, yeah, it's a difficult decision. How about

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Speaker 26: how about you, you know, being Trump's shoes and having

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Speaker 26: to make difficult decisions.

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Speaker 1: Well, Klaus, everything that you said, of course is spot on.

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Speaker 1: I'll add something else to uh, the proof's in the pudding.

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Speaker 1: Recruiting levels haven't been this high in years. And have

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Speaker 1: any of these people ever thought when they talk about

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Speaker 1: how determined Iran is, how clever they are, and how

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Speaker 1: they have not yet been defeated, you ever think that maybe,

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Speaker 1: just maybe you are motivating them to hang in there,

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Speaker 1: you are motivating them to hang on until Trump is

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Speaker 1: gone in two and a half years, that you are

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Speaker 1: strengthening their resolve. Has it ever occurred to you? That's

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Speaker 1: why Pete he has keeps saying who do you want

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Speaker 1: to win? Number fifty nine.

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Speaker 24: Iran is at the weakest point militarily it has ever

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Speaker 24: been in in the past decade, certainly maybe in forty

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Speaker 24: seven years, as they've gathered effectively a terror army, and

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Speaker 24: that terror army was built to try to create conventional

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Speaker 24: capability to defend against a pursuit of nuclear weapons, which

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Speaker 24: meant thousands of ballistics missiles, many of which we have destroyed,

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Speaker 24: others of which they have put inside facilities and hidden

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Speaker 24: in underground facilities. That's what terror regimes would do. So

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Speaker 24: I acknowledge they still have capabilities, no doubt, but the

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Speaker 24: amount of damage that we've done to them over the

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Speaker 24: course of these series of operations has put them in

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Speaker 24: the worst place they've ever.

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Speaker 1: So the President was slam for going to war, slam

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Speaker 1: for calling off the war, slam for the Memorandum of Understanding,

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Speaker 1: which they violated right away, slam for resuming combat operations.

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Speaker 1: You ever think, maybe, just maybe, all of this, as

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Speaker 1: I said a million times, suggests what might happen if

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Speaker 1: this regime had a nuclear weapon number sixty one.

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Speaker 27: Something no president's been willing to do for forty seven years.

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Speaker 27: They build up a conventional capability like the North Koreans did.

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Speaker 1: Remember North that's on.

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Speaker 27: North Korea made their way to a bomb so much

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Speaker 27: weaponry that no one was willing to stand up to them.

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Speaker 27: President Trump was and it continues to to this day.

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Speaker 27: Iron has been given every opportunity to negotiate, to show

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Speaker 27: that they're reasonable on the strait of hormus. But if

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Speaker 27: they're going to shoot a commercial shipping, then we're going to

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Speaker 27: hit them, as the President said, ten times harder, which

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Speaker 27: every night we're degrading them further and further. And the

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Speaker 27: President has all the options necessary. If they want to talk,

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Speaker 27: they can talk. Otherwise they can deal with the War Department,

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Speaker 27: and we're prepared block.

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Speaker 1: And as Klouds pointed out, the most consequential decision the

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Speaker 1: president can make is to sin men and women in

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Speaker 1: harm's way, knowing full well that some will lose their lives.

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Speaker 1: Take a look at the picture of Abraham Lincoln first

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Speaker 1: year he was in office, and then look at a

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Speaker 1: picture of him a few years later. The man aged

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Speaker 1: twenty years. I've told you about this movie called Pressure,

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Speaker 1: about the decision that Dwight Eisenhower had to make about

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Speaker 1: the weather before he launched a D Day, and the

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Speaker 1: weight of this decision had he gotten it wrong. He

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Speaker 1: wrote two speeches, one assuming the mission was successful and

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Speaker 1: one assuming that it wasn't. George W. Bush has talked

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Speaker 1: about this too, when he went to war in Iraq

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Speaker 1: and having to look, families that you know are suffering

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Speaker 1: because of the decision that you made. How about appreciating

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Speaker 1: the gravity of this decision. You think he just woke

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Speaker 1: up one morning and decided to do this instead of

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Speaker 1: going golfing. I'm Larry Yolder Triple eight ninety seven one

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Speaker 1: Sage Triple A ninety seven one seven two four to three.

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Speaker 1: I am Larry Yolda. We are Salem News Channels. New

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Speaker 1: Jersey governor says a software glitch registered over six thousand

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Speaker 1: non citizens to vote, but I thought no non citizens

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Speaker 1: were registered to vote. Jasmin Crockatt described a Republican congressional

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Speaker 1: hearing as a white Pride rally. Aren't there for black

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Speaker 1: Republicans in the House? New York Mayor Mom donni amits

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Speaker 1: he lacks the legal authority to arrest Benjamin not to Yahoo,

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Speaker 1: and a former DSA member outlines what the DSA really

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Speaker 1: believes wants to achieve and how they intend to pull

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Speaker 1: it off. And we're going to talk a little bit

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Speaker 1: more about the way people are describing Israel as having

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Speaker 1: committed genocide. Absolutely, Asinine Janet is in Cleveland. Janish Are

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Speaker 1: and the Larry O the show, Thank you for calling Hello, Janet,

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Speaker 1: are you there.

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Speaker 28: Oh yeah, Larry, I'm here, Hi, Larry, Hi, I'm here

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Speaker 28: to turn off. I had to turn I had to

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Speaker 28: turn the radio off, and I moved very slow. Okay.

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Speaker 28: What I was what made me call you today was

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Speaker 28: the lady that was complaining about, well, well, how do

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Speaker 28: we know that the there aren't more missiles and this,

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Speaker 28: and that we don't know because forty seven years late

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Speaker 28: is better late than never. And I am so sick

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Speaker 28: of these ungrateful people who have have They don't appreciate

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Speaker 28: the country and they're aiding the enemy because they're fat

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Speaker 28: and sauce, fat and sassy and living in comfort, and

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Speaker 28: all they can do is criticize somebody else. And when

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Speaker 28: my nephew in the sixties, when in the jungles of Vietnam,

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Speaker 28: I just I did not like Jane Fonda, and I

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Speaker 28: didn't like the academicians. And they've not gotten any better.

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Speaker 1: They probably probably gotten worse.

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Speaker 28: Oh yeah, I'm sure. And people, finally, after all these years,

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Speaker 28: people are realizing that they have been poisoning the minds

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Speaker 28: of our children. So God bless and thanks for taking

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Speaker 28: my call, my pleasure.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I was in school during that time. And one

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Speaker 1: of my professors was an assistant to George Marshall, who

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Speaker 1: was an advisor to FDR. Another one of my professors

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Speaker 1: was involved in starting what became the CIA was called

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Speaker 1: something different at the time. They weren't America haters, They

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Speaker 1: weren't focusing on America's flaws. These were Cold War warriors,

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Speaker 1: America first types who believed in peace through strength. Coming up,

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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about the attack against Israel as having

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Speaker 1: committed genocide. We're going to talk about what a former

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Speaker 1: member of the Democrat Socials of America say is their

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Speaker 1: actual agenda. All of this and more. Triple eight ninety

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Speaker 1: seven one S A G. Do not leave town. Let's

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Speaker 1: read so, let's get her teed up.

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Speaker 18: Lost to my.

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Speaker 1: SUBDG.

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Speaker 3: You can't succeed with olt.

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

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

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Speaker 1: Larry Elder. We are Salem, New Channel. Over six thousand

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Speaker 1: non citizens were registered to vote in New Jersey. But

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Speaker 1: wasn't Trump full of it when he gave that speech

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Speaker 1: where he talked about voting irregularities. I want to talk

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Speaker 1: about the New York Times columnists who went after those

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Speaker 1: who are accusing Israel of committing genocide. Jasmine Crockett describes

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Speaker 1: Republican Congressional hearing as a white pride rally and if

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Speaker 1: we can get to it, Brandon Gills Mike Drop questioning

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Speaker 1: of the Smithsonian American History Director. But first, it's an

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Speaker 1: article in the Free Press, which is quite a publication.

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Speaker 1: It's put out by Barry Weiss, who's now running programming

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Speaker 1: over at CBS, by a guy named Jake Altman. Headline,

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Speaker 1: I he was in the DSA. Here's what they really believe.

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Speaker 1: Sub headline, the socialist candidates being swept into power want

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Speaker 1: to dismantle American life. It's all right there in their

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Speaker 1: new platform. Says he was a member of the DSA

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Speaker 1: from the early twenty tens until twenty twenty two. He

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Speaker 1: witnessed a rise, he said, in extremism, willingness to collaborate

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Speaker 1: with Marxist communist groups. Why did he leave, He said

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Speaker 1: he was prompted by a DSA statement that attributed Russian's

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Speaker 1: aggression against Ukraine to quote American imperialist expansionism. Close quote

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Speaker 1: what says among DSA's core aims. Again, these are all

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Speaker 1: written down or ending the presidency, ending the Supreme Court,

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Speaker 1: abolishing presidents, universal free housing, elimination of all debt, closing

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Speaker 1: of all US military bases overseas, lifting sanctions from Cuba, Venezuela, Oh,

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Speaker 1: the elimination of capitalism. It asks readers to imagine a

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Speaker 1: world where the profit motive has been eliminated. Quote you

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Speaker 1: have no debt, you don't need health insurance, you don't

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Speaker 1: pay a mortgage or have a landlord because comfortable housing

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Speaker 1: is a human right. Your retirement is publicly funded. Cloual.

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Speaker 1: This is in their platform, the brand new platform, which

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Speaker 1: is called Workers Deserve More. It promises open borders, the

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Speaker 1: abolition of the police, guaranteed jobs, paid family leave for

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Speaker 1: all workers, a thirty two hour work week with full

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Speaker 1: pay and benefits. I mean, you get paid for forty hours,

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Speaker 1: but you work thirty two hours, a living minimum wage,

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Speaker 1: free college, cancelation of all student debt, universal rent control,

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Speaker 1: a proposal to defund the Department of War, and the

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Speaker 1: prosecution of various people as quote unquote war criminals. Reminds

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Speaker 1: me of that scene from dog Day Afternoon where Opportuno

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Speaker 1: goes out makes a bunch of demands and one of

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Speaker 1: the New Yorkers standing and watching, said, how about a

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Speaker 1: couple of stakes. The DSA has formed a group, he says,

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Speaker 1: called the Red Rabbits to prepare for quote a national

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Speaker 1: uprising against federal agents and against police brutality. It's close

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Speaker 1: quote it's a paramilitary force of the SDA.

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Speaker 7: He says.

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Speaker 1: There's a group within the DSA. They've got a caucus

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Speaker 1: with three minutes, with three members of its governing board

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Speaker 1: of twenty seven. That caucus is called the Marxist Unity Group,

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Speaker 1: explicitly demanding communism. The workers deserve more. Put it in writing, quote,

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Speaker 1: the Maximum Program elaborate rates the history of capitalist development

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Speaker 1: and the role of the working class within it. It

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Speaker 1: demonstrates our commitment to the long term struggle for a

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Speaker 1: fully liberated classless society in a word, communism.

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Speaker 7: End of quote.

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Speaker 1: This is their own statement, their own draft program. The

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Speaker 1: Maximum Program, on the other hand, elaborates the history of

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Speaker 1: capitalist development and the role of the working class within it.

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Speaker 1: It demonstrates our commitment to the long term struggle for

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Speaker 1: a fully liberated classless society in a word, communism.

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Speaker 7: End of quote.

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Speaker 1: This is exactly what they are telling you. Here's Bill

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Speaker 1: Moore on these radicals number twenty seven.

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Speaker 5: I need you get some democrats.

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Speaker 29: Democrats are cowardly.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're cowardly.

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Speaker 29: Their party is being taken over now by you know,

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Speaker 29: every day I hear about a new very radical. I

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Speaker 29: feel very good about like ten whenever years ago, like

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Speaker 29: I did lose fans because you know, I wasn't going

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Speaker 29: to go along with some of this crazy stuff on

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Speaker 29: the left too. I didn't change really on what I

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Speaker 29: thought about the right, but just I can't sit and

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Speaker 29: just not notice stuff which people seem to want to

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Speaker 29: do because it's all about my team or your team.

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Speaker 29: But yeah, there's some crazy stuff, you know, when we're

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Speaker 29: cheering for the indefada, I got them out well.

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Speaker 1: I don't know if you saw it, Jay Clayton. This

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Speaker 1: is a Democrat strategist talking about these DSA candidates number forty.

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Speaker 30: I want to go to this and then come straight

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Speaker 30: to you hose. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi express frustration

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Speaker 30: over socialist candidates challenging Democrat incumbents. Let's watch.

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Speaker 31: I wasn't happy about people saying, let's spend a whole

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Speaker 31: lot of money challenging Democrats. You want to do that,

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Speaker 31: do that, but don't think that that's something that is

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Speaker 31: good for this year. Do it a year when we

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Speaker 31: have the luxury of having the majority.

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Speaker 30: So what is she really saying there? You can be

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Speaker 30: a socialist, just don't do it on her time when

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Speaker 30: she has to win.

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Speaker 32: Well, well, look, I think President Formo's what these people

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Speaker 32: are doing in DSA.

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Speaker 5: Harris.

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Speaker 11: These are no socialists. These are communists.

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Speaker 5: I mean, and foremost let's call.

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Speaker 23: Them what they are.

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Speaker 32: This is as anti American as it gets, and it's disgusting.

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Speaker 32: I think Democrats like myself and some of the normal

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Speaker 32: Democrats that you're talking about need to stand up and

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Speaker 32: say we're not going to allow DA State to take

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Speaker 32: over that or party.

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Speaker 5: We're not going to do it.

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Speaker 32: We're going to win, you know, with centered, common sense policies, the.

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Speaker 4: Way that we're being able to win in Virginia, we're

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Speaker 4: been able to win in New Jersey and Miami.

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Speaker 11: We got to do it in November.

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Speaker 1: This is a former DNC Deputy Press secretary. This is

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Speaker 1: Lisa McClain. She is a Republican from Michigan. Number forty one.

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Speaker 33: Scarcity is actually the result the Soviet Union promised equality,

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Speaker 33: then delivered breadlines. It promised security, then built a society

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Speaker 33: of surveillance and fear. It promised liberation, then trapped millions

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Speaker 33: of people behind an iron curtain. That's where that road

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Speaker 33: to communism leads. Yet the radical left is selling the

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Speaker 33: same lie in America today. They've polished their branding right,

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Speaker 33: They've prettied it up, They've packaged it for social media,

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Speaker 33: marketed it to young Americans and college campuses all over

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Speaker 33: the world. They've packaged it as compassion, and they've made

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Speaker 33: promises that they can't keep. But a friendlier name does

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Speaker 33: not change the ideology, and it certainly does not change

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Speaker 33: the endgame. This is no longer confined to the margins.

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Speaker 33: Communism has taken root in our universities, our largest cities,

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Speaker 33: and it has taken root in the Democratic Party. Every

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Speaker 33: attack on private property, every demand for greater government control,

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Speaker 33: and every lesson teaching young Americans to despise capitalism drives

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Speaker 33: those roots deeper. That's why every single Democrat voted to

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Speaker 33: raise your taxes. They want to take your hard earn

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Speaker 33: money away from you and make sure that that hard

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Speaker 33: earned money goes to help somebody else, because somebody has

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Speaker 33: to pay for everything that's free now.

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Speaker 29: So I'm not living in communist America. I mean I

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Speaker 29: know that the talking point is that it's not communism

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Speaker 29: and socialism Okay, I've read the quotes from the DSA

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Speaker 29: on platform from their own mouths. Don't tell me I'm

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Speaker 29: not seeing what I am seeing. And DSA again they.

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Speaker 1: Table late Night one s A g E triple eight

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

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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel. I want to thank you

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Speaker 1: all for stepping up for food for the poor. As

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Speaker 1: you know, it's not just Venezuela, it's the other seventeen

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Speaker 1: Caribbean and Latin American countries. You've gone to my website

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Speaker 1: Larryelder dot com. If you haven't, please go there and

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Speaker 1: click on the give food banner at the very top.

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Speaker 1: Or you can text Elder to five one five five five.

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Speaker 1: That's Elder to five one five five five, or you

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Speaker 1: for six seven three eight five five nine one eight

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Speaker 1: four six seven three. I've talked you about the desperate

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Speaker 1: poverty in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere,

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Speaker 1: where about a third lives on less than two dollars

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Speaker 1: a day and almost half live on an amount slightly

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Speaker 1: above that. Desperately desperately poor. Now you've asked me, how

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Speaker 1: did Food for the Poor get started. Here's the backstory,

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Speaker 1: number sixty eight.

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Speaker 18: Food for the.

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Speaker 10: Poor began with one man's heart, a vision rooted in faith, compassion,

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Speaker 10: and the belief that no one should be forgotten. That

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Speaker 10: same heart still beats today. Every system built, every call answered,

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Speaker 10: every prayer shared, and container packed is mission critical. What

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Speaker 10: happens in this office doesn't just stay here. It moves

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Speaker 10: across borders, into communities and onto the ground. Different departments,

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Speaker 10: different skills, but one mission, from one heart.

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Speaker 5: To many hands.

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Speaker 10: We continue the work that started with one man's vision,

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Speaker 10: serving the poor, transforming lives and sharing hope.

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Speaker 1: Now food is not there when there's a natural disaster.

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Speaker 1: They work all year round to deliver meals to the

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Speaker 1: pores of the poor throughout our own hemisphere again seventeen

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Speaker 1: Caribbean and Latin American countries. And I know that the

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Speaker 1: tough economy has affected everybody's giving, but still give what

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Speaker 1: you can. Larryelder dot com banner at the very top,

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Speaker 1: give food, food for the pores, literally making the difference

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Speaker 1: in the lives of hungry children and families. Listen to

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Speaker 1: volunteer Linda.

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Speaker 11: When you see the hunger, when you see the need,

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Speaker 11: you go out on the field, even if they haven't

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Speaker 11: needed for one or two days. It makes us real,

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Speaker 11: real sad.

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Speaker 12: The more we do, the more we see the need,

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Speaker 12: the more places we go, the more we find people starving,

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Speaker 12: the more we see children are eating the leaves from the.

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Speaker 1: Trees, eating leaves from the trees. That's the kind of

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Speaker 1: hunger that no child should have to suffer. Larryelder dot

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Speaker 1: com give food banner at the very top, or just

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

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Speaker 1: That's Elder to five one five five five. We will

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Speaker 1: send you a link, or you can phone special toll

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Speaker 1: free number eight five five nine one eight four 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. Back to socialism. This is a socialist

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Speaker 1: activist discuss discussing the federal minimum wage. Number eighteen.

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Speaker 11: Is people have to have multiple jobs in order to

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Speaker 11: sustain a lifestyle.

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Speaker 34: Some people not the median Americans, not the median American.

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Speaker 5: Some people are you American relying on minimum wage?

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Speaker 34: What percentage of the American population is relying on federal

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Speaker 34: minimum wage?

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Speaker 1: I don't know, because you don't know anything. Anyone who's

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Speaker 1: making the federal it's just.

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Speaker 34: Knowing facts about our country.

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Speaker 5: But I've met people.

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Speaker 34: It doesn't matter who you've met, Lady, that's not what

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Speaker 34: changes statistics. You need to disconnect from that. Your anecdotal

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Speaker 34: collection of is not the real world.

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Speaker 1: It isn't.

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Speaker 6: I'm trying to meet people.

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Speaker 34: What percent do you think makes the federal minimum wage

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Speaker 34: in the United States?

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Speaker 5: What person?

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Speaker 34: No answer the question, sir, I am ending this podcast.

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Speaker 1: Answer the question.

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Speaker 34: I answer what you think it's less than one percent?

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Speaker 13: You know nothing, Well, waitresses make less than that.

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Speaker 34: It's still less Oh my goodness, yes, but after tip income,

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Speaker 34: it's less than one percent.

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Speaker 7: You know nothing.

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Speaker 34: Your outrage, your performative. You're virtue singing moron. You have

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Speaker 34: prepared talking points, and you know nothing about the real world.

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Speaker 1: His name is Caleb Hammer, and he hammered her. She

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Speaker 1: thought thirty percent of workers worked on minimum wage? Are

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Speaker 1: you kidding? One percent? And by the way, within six

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Speaker 1: months they won't be at minimum wage anymore. They get

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Speaker 1: what it's called races. You want to know why young

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Speaker 1: people are so pessimistic about the country, are not proud?

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Speaker 1: Governor Wes Moore is the governor of Maryland. Happens to

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Speaker 1: be black. Maryland was a slave state, yet he is

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Speaker 1: now the governor.

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Speaker 35: Number sixteen around this two hundred fiftieth anniversary because I

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Speaker 35: think the two fifty is not just about the past,

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Speaker 35: but it's also about the future and what is happening

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Speaker 35: right now, because I believe we're in a post reconstruction

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Speaker 35: moment in America is going to determine the next fifty

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Speaker 35: sixty eighty years, just like the last post reconstruction moment did.

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Speaker 35: There are a lot of people in this country who

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Speaker 35: are like, I'm not feeling patriotic.

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Speaker 5: I'm conflicted, and I.

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Speaker 35: Feel like they are being they've been duped, if you will,

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Speaker 35: about or they just don't BELI believe that they believe

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Speaker 35: that maybe at one point it was all possible, but

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Speaker 35: at this point, so many things are happening, the weight

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Speaker 35: of not just the racism and the xenophobia and what

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Speaker 35: people are seeing on television, but also how people are

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Speaker 35: fairing in their daily lives. People are not doing well.

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Speaker 35: Even folks that at one point in this country thought

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Speaker 35: that they were doing just fine. People who were middle

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Speaker 35: class about three four years ago, feel underwater right now.

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Speaker 36: And they're not wrong. And that's the thing I You

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Speaker 36: know I believe is that I'm not anybody who is

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Speaker 36: feeling frustrated and disillusioned or exhaust and.

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Speaker 5: Exhausted or skeptical.

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Speaker 36: I'm not going to spend that ounce to tell them

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Speaker 36: that they're wrong, because they're not.

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Speaker 7: They should feel that way.

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Speaker 1: Wow, that was, of course with Sybil and Sanders. It

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Speaker 1: used to be a Bernie Sandy supporter, then became a

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Speaker 1: Biden supporter. I'm not going to tell them that they're

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01:37:54,160 --> 01:38:00,360
Speaker 1: wrong again. Orlando Patterson sociologists with Harvard's do they were

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Speaker 1: in the early nineties. He's in America, with all of

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Speaker 1: its flaws, is the least racist majority society in the world.

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01:38:10,560 --> 01:38:13,000
Speaker 1: Provides more opportunities for blacks than any other country in

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Speaker 1: the world, including all of those of Africa. To them

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Speaker 1: the early nineties, before the election and re election of

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Speaker 1: Barack Obama, before there were black mayors of all three

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Speaker 1: of America's largest cities New York, Chicago, Los Angeles. But hey,

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01:38:30,920 --> 01:38:32,880
Speaker 1: if you're feeling pessimistic, I'm not gonna tell you shouldn't

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Speaker 1: feel it that way. Unbelievable. Triple eight ninety seven one

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Speaker 1: s eight ge triple eight nine seven one seven two

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Speaker 1: four to three backs Down triple eight nine seven one

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

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Speaker 1: I am Larry Yale that we are the Salem News Channel.

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01:38:59,680 --> 01:39:10,519
Speaker 1: Why are young people supporting socialism over capitalism? Academia, media,

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Speaker 1: big tech, Hollywood? John Lake Ouzamo is an actor, producer,

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Speaker 1: director number twenty nine.

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Speaker 6: You know, I'm a Democrat, socialist, democrat, so yeah, so yeah, yeah,

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Speaker 6: the first time I heard that from you.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, is that a change?

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Speaker 6: I mean, I've always been I've always.

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Speaker 1: Voted for Democrats. I'm guessing I've always.

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Speaker 37: Voted for democrats data my whole life. But you know,

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Speaker 37: I've always had socialist leanings. You know, I've always felt

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Speaker 37: like it was important that everybody have access to the

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Speaker 37: same things that I felt like education shouldn't be a privilege,

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Speaker 37: it's a right. Medicine is a not a privilege, it's

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Speaker 37: a right.

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Speaker 1: Now you're openly a socialist, Yeah, I'm.

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Speaker 6: A democratic socialist. Socialist programs are important, like the post office,

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Speaker 6: like the police department, like the fire department, like your

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Speaker 6: social security, like public education. These are socialist programs.

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Speaker 1: Says a man with a net worth of estimating between

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Speaker 1: twenty and twenty five million dollars. Everybody should have access

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Speaker 1: to the same thing, so the outcomes should be the same.

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01:40:18,800 --> 01:40:20,840
Speaker 1: So you shouldn't have twenty five million dollars where other

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01:40:20,880 --> 01:40:26,320
Speaker 1: people don't have twenty five million dollars. Bernie Sanders has

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Speaker 1: three homes, doesn't he number thirty?

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Speaker 15: We must not give one nickel more of US taxpayers.

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Speaker 18: To the extremist government in Israel. Not at a Nipper,

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01:40:51,200 --> 01:40:54,240
Speaker 18: now a pac Man, not like that. But that is

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Speaker 18: what the American people want.

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Speaker 23: They want to to hord mess that education, childcare, not

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Speaker 23: a god.

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Speaker 1: And notice he no longer says millionaires and billionaires because

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Speaker 1: he's a millionaire who owns three homes. Now, how is

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Speaker 1: it that the DSA is able to convince so many

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Speaker 1: young people that socialism would be better than capitalism. Well,

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Speaker 1: listen to the words of one of the architects of Obamacare,

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Speaker 1: the father of Romneycare, Jonathan grub explaining how they were

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Speaker 1: able to get Obamacare passed number sixty nine.

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Speaker 14: Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage.

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Speaker 5: And basically, you know, called.

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Speaker 15: The stupidity the American voter or whatever, but basically that

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01:41:51,960 --> 01:41:54,280
Speaker 15: was really really critical to get him the thing to

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Speaker 15: pass and you know it's the second best argument. Look,

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Speaker 15: I wish Mark was right. We can make it all transparent,

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Speaker 15: but I'd rather have this than not. So it's kind

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Speaker 15: of like his reporter story. You know, Yeah, there's things

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Speaker 15: I wish you could change, but I'd rather have this one.

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Speaker 1: Call it the stupidity of the American voter. This is

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Speaker 1: a Republican. Remember the house from New York whose mom

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01:42:14,720 --> 01:42:17,400
Speaker 1: fled Communist Cuba Number forty four.

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Speaker 38: I don't care what they call themselves, but when you're

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01:42:22,200 --> 01:42:26,599
Speaker 38: taking pages out of the playbook of Karl Marx pushing

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01:42:26,760 --> 01:42:30,679
Speaker 38: for abolishing private property rights and seizing the means of production,

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01:42:31,360 --> 01:42:35,559
Speaker 38: or Hugo Chavez in packing the Supreme Court, that's what

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Speaker 38: you're gonna get. So they can call themselves democrat socialists.

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Speaker 38: But the reality is is that the Communist Caucus, the

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Speaker 38: Commune Caucus, is coming to Congress and it's going to

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Speaker 38: be a rude awakening if we don't all pay attention.

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Speaker 1: Now, let's hear some of Brett Stevens. He is a

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Speaker 1: New York Times columnist and Trump hater. By the way,

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Speaker 1: he's a Republican. Discussing the accusation that Israel was committing

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Speaker 1: genocide number sixty four.

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Speaker 22: You know, once you convince a critical mass of people

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Speaker 22: that what is happening or what happened in Gaza was genocide,

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Speaker 22: you've kind of lost the argument because you've lost.

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Speaker 5: The word, right.

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Speaker 22: And I tried strenuously to make the case that the

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Speaker 22: suggestion that it's genocide is farcical.

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Speaker 1: Do you want to make that case now for people

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Speaker 1: who are.

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Speaker 22: If Israel wanted to commit genocide, if Israel wanted to

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Speaker 22: kill every single Palestinian it could have, it is a

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Speaker 22: nuclear power.

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Speaker 7: Right.

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Speaker 22: The Hutus killed the Tutsis by the hundreds of thousands

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Speaker 22: over the space of ninety days. They weren't stopping, right,

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Speaker 22: The Nazis were killing Jews as quickly as they possibly

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Speaker 22: could in Auschwitz and Treblinka and so on, or at

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Speaker 22: least the ones they weren't trying to work to death

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Speaker 22: for utilitarian purposes.

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Speaker 19: Right.

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Speaker 22: If Israel We're trying to commit genocide and Gaza, why

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Speaker 22: did it distribute polio vaccines? If Israel were trying to

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Speaker 22: commit genocide in Gaza, why did it allow any food

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Speaker 22: at all? If Israel were trying to commit genocide in Gaza,

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Speaker 22: why was it dropping leaflets in different neighborhoods, repeatedly saying

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Speaker 22: please get out of this neighborhood because we're going to

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01:44:15,720 --> 01:44:19,440
Speaker 22: tack it. You can make a lot of plausible arguments

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Speaker 22: about the ways in which Israel used force.

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Speaker 1: More into this on the other side, please don't go away. Now.

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Speaker 20: There are a number of bills that I'll sign on

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Speaker 20: to on day one, and one of them is the

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Speaker 20: block of bombs out, because I do believe that what's

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Speaker 20: happening is a genocide, and I believe that it's a

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Speaker 20: moral injury to the American.

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Speaker 5: People that our tax dollars are being.

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Speaker 20: Used to knock this genocide. And so I think that

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Speaker 20: this plays out in every single policy decision.

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Speaker 5: That we will make.

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Speaker 31: Right.

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Speaker 20: If you value life, that is going to reflect in

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Speaker 20: how you think about health policy that's going to play out,

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Speaker 20: and how you think about housing that's going to play out,

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Speaker 20: and how you think about childcare.

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Speaker 5: And so if you.

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Speaker 20: Cannot stand against the genocide, right, it makes me wonder

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Speaker 20: whether you can stand for the things that work in

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Speaker 20: people in this country need, whether that's healthcare, housing, a

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Speaker 20: green deal, all of those things are deeply important for

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Speaker 20: the American people.

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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 three I am Larry Elder. We

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Speaker 1: of Studio. Don't forget your relief factor eight hundred four,

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Speaker 1: orliefactor dot com. That was Darry Liza a Villa Chevalier saying,

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Speaker 1: not only Israel genocide, but if you don't see israel

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Speaker 1: It's being a genocide, then how can you handle medicare

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Speaker 1: for all? How can you handle all the other things

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Speaker 1: that we want if you don't understand that It'srael's committing

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Speaker 1: a genocide. Back to Brett Stevens, New York Times calumnists

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Speaker 1: on the issue of whether It'srael is committing genocide.

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Speaker 22: Possible arguments about the ways in which Israel used force

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Speaker 22: and say they were unwise and unnecessary and excessive and

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Speaker 22: didn't accomplish the task that they were trying to accomplish.

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Speaker 22: And we could have a perfectly rational argument about that.

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Speaker 22: But you can't tell me in one breath that Israel

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Speaker 22: committed genocide in Gaza and that is unforgivable. And then say, oh,

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Speaker 22: and the Allies drop bombs indiscriminately all over Germany and

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Speaker 22: all over, you know, by the way, France, Holland, Belgium,

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Speaker 22: and of course that's not genocide. Does anyone accuse Franklin

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Speaker 22: Roosevelt of genocide? I don't remember anyone saying it was

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Speaker 22: genocide when we fire bombed Hamburg, which was infinitely worse.

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Speaker 22: I also worry, and this gets more to the anti

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Speaker 22: Semitism question. We estimate that somewhere between ten and forty

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Speaker 22: thousand people were killed in a three day span Iran

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Speaker 22: in January, and there is incredible documentation that goes with

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Speaker 22: the argument that not only were they sort of killed

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Speaker 22: incidentally in the course of a war, right, they were

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Speaker 22: killed deliberately as a means of terrorizing a population that

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Speaker 22: was otherwise disposed to overthrow the government. I can't think

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Speaker 22: of a single campus protest about the fact that in

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Speaker 22: three days Iran killed, let's say, half as many people

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Speaker 22: as Israel killed, Palestinians killed in the space of what

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Speaker 22: two and a half hot war years, in a hot

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Speaker 22: war in which unmistakably an enemy that was firing at

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Speaker 22: you was hiding behind beneath and between civilians talking about Ramas.

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Speaker 22: So I'm really disturbed by the fact that the one

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Speaker 22: human rights atrocity, let's call it.

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Speaker 1: Let's call it that for the sake of argument.

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Speaker 22: That the Left and the Democrats seem really animated about

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Speaker 22: is Israel's that's the one thing they care about. And

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Speaker 22: then they'll say, well, it's because we give Israel money,

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Speaker 22: we give Turkey money, and Turkey has been.

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Speaker 5: Shouldn't give any money.

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Speaker 22: I agree, by the way, for the host of reasons.

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Speaker 22: But I never hear the argument made Turkey occupies northern

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Speaker 22: Cyprus and violation of UN resolutions. Turkey has an ongoing

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Speaker 22: war of atrocities against innocent Kurtish civilians, not only in

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Speaker 22: Turkey itself, but in Syria and northern northern Iraq. Oh

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Speaker 22: and by the way, we consider Turkey an indispensable NATO ally,

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Speaker 22: and we have fifty nuclear gravity bombs parked in Certic

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Speaker 22: Air Base. To the best of my knowledge, we never

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Speaker 22: mentioned that. So the selectiveness of the fury, I think,

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Speaker 22: is to me like incredibly disturbing. It's this ally and

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Speaker 22: this war that concerns you. Right now. The RSF is

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Speaker 22: a about to kill like six hundred thousand people somewhere

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Speaker 22: in I forgot the name in Sudan, right. The RSF

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Speaker 22: is supported by the United Arab Emirates or are are

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Speaker 22: good allies? Nobody is talking about this right, there are

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Speaker 22: no college campus protests. The one obsession that the left

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Speaker 22: has is weirdly about a war which was initiated when

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Speaker 22: Israel killed excuse me, when Hamas killed twelve hundred Israelis

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Speaker 22: in the most grotesque brutal fashion and then filmed it

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Speaker 22: on go pro cameras and took women who had been

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Speaker 22: visibly raped as hostages into Gaza. And that doesn't factor

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Speaker 22: into anyone's calculation about how this war started. So yeah,

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Speaker 22: I find this like, I mean, I absolutely think by

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Speaker 22: all means, let's have a good faith argument about Israel's

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Speaker 22: choice of tactics, whether it's in Gaza and Lebanon. But

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Speaker 22: the fact that it's been termed a genocide when it's

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Speaker 22: plainly not okay, and the fact that it's become the

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Speaker 22: central obsession of the left, the question on which congressional

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Speaker 22: races in New York City now primary races now turn

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Speaker 22: I think it's like a stunning, stunning fact. And again,

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Speaker 22: like I'm calling out JD. Vans on the unmistakable stench

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Speaker 22: of anti Semitism calling coming from those those remarks right,

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Speaker 22: let's call out the left also on this. Why are

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Speaker 22: they say Israel obsessed? I shouldn't say no, you can

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Speaker 22: say he is reel obsessed.

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Speaker 1: This is Biden. Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln on the

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Speaker 1: accusation that Israel is committing genocide number thirty six.

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Speaker 39: We believe the submission against Israel to the International Court

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Speaker 39: of Justice distracts the world from all of these important efforts,

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Speaker 39: and moreover, the charge of genocide is meritless. It's particularly

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Speaker 39: galling given that those who are attacking Israel Hamas has Bolah,

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Speaker 39: the Huthis, as well as their support are Iran, continue

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Speaker 39: to openly call for the annihilation of Israel and the

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Speaker 39: mass murder of Jews. On this trip, I came to

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Speaker 39: Israel after meeting with the leaders of Turkey, Greece, Jordan, Cutter,

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Speaker 39: the United Our of Emorates, Saudi Arabia. All of those

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Speaker 39: leaders share our concern about the spread of the conflict.

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Speaker 39: All of them are committed to using their influence, using

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Speaker 39: the ties that they.

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Speaker 7: Have, to prevent it from escalating.

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Speaker 39: We know that facing an enemy that embeds itself among civilians,

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Speaker 39: who hides in and fires from schools, from hospitals makes

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Speaker 39: this incredibly challenging, but the daily toll on civilians in Gaza,

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Speaker 39: particularly on children, is far too high.

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Speaker 1: If Israel wanted to wipe out every single person in Gaza,

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Speaker 1: Triple eight Nights seven one Sage Triple eight Night seven

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Speaker 1: one seven two four three. I am Larry Yell. Do

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Speaker 1: we are Salem News Channel D The Mayor of New

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Speaker 1: York is now a meeting. Well, you know, I guess

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Speaker 1: I don't have the power to arrest BB not in

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Speaker 1: Yahoo number sixty three.

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Speaker 25: Benjamin Netanya, who is a war criminal, the architect of

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Speaker 25: a horrific genocide against the Palestinian people, is responsible for

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Speaker 25: the killing of more than seventy three thousand people, for

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Speaker 25: the maiming of tens of thousands of children as those

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Speaker 25: who survive undergo amputation without anesthesia, the targeting of neonatal

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Speaker 25: hospitals and attorney care centers, denying newborns even the chance

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Speaker 25: to live. For the countless people he starved as he

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Speaker 25: blocked food and humanitarian aid from reaching them, for the

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Speaker 25: gunning down of hundreds of aid workers and journalists, and

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Speaker 25: just last month, the UN confirmed that Palestinian children continue

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Speaker 25: to be deliberately targeted and killed by Israeli armed forces

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Speaker 25: more than eight months after the so called ceasefire. The

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Speaker 25: list goes on and on, all as we as Americans

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Speaker 25: pay for the bombs that do the killing. There is

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Speaker 25: a reason for the international criminal cooperation.

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Speaker 1: That's enough. John, you worked in the George W. Bush

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Speaker 1: Department of Justice. Here's what he said about mom damis

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Speaker 1: pledged to arrest Bebing, not in YAHOO thirty nine.

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Speaker 32: So what Mayor Mondamie is calling on is for the

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Speaker 32: officials of New York City, including himself, to violate federal law.

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Speaker 32: So in the end, it's not Yah who should be

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Speaker 32: arrested and investigated. I'm not trying to exaggerate here. The

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Speaker 32: mayor is violating the American Serviceman Protections Act pass in

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Speaker 32: two thousand and two, and the Justice Department should be

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Speaker 32: investigating him and the President under that law is authorized

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Speaker 32: to use all necessary means to prevent any American or

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Speaker 32: ally from being handed over to that court. So if

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Speaker 32: Mayor Mandami wants to spend a lot of time dealing

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Speaker 32: with FBI agents and the Justice Apartment investigators, well he

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Speaker 32: just started that. He just launched that whole process for

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Speaker 32: himself and the residents of New York City.

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Speaker 1: The DSA essentially is attacking the West. Bill Maher again

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Speaker 1: number sixty six.

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Speaker 29: I want to first of all, we'll say something about

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Speaker 29: Western civilization. Kids, you don't know what it is, and

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Speaker 29: really they think Western means white and white means bad.

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Speaker 5: Kids.

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Speaker 29: First of all, everything bad that white people did, people

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Speaker 29: of color did it too, the Japanese before World War

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Speaker 29: two and during World War two, and Genghis Khan, and

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Speaker 29: I could go on and on. You know, it's the

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Speaker 29: left is very down on America, very down on the West.

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Speaker 29: And it's ironic because the West has also given us

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Speaker 29: everything that makes your life good here. Don't ask Billie

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Speaker 29: Eilish or a Chapel Roon about what the Western values

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Speaker 29: are because they'll just say it's about oppression.

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Speaker 5: But it's not about oppression.

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Speaker 29: It's about rule of law, it's about respect for minorities,

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Speaker 29: it's about democracy, it's about scientific inquiry.

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Speaker 5: These are all good things.

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Speaker 1: That people have to say that tells you where we

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Speaker 1: are in this country. God bless us. Do this again tomorrow,

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Speaker 1: make sure you're here on time. I will be.

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Speaker 23: What can I say that's been drop all across America.

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Speaker 26: That's enough, put down the mind the Larry Elder Show,

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Speaker 26: to flow it down

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Speaker 2: To turn aboon