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Speaker 1: for the American people. Welcome to the Scot Jenny Show.

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Speaker 2: Well, it looks like a return to war with Iran.

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Speaker 3: We'll get the latest presidential statements on this conflict, and

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Speaker 3: we're also going to hear today from retired Lieutenant General

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Speaker 3: Keith Kellogg on where he thinks the president is headed,

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Speaker 3: or at least ought to be headed, for this latest

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Speaker 3: round of attacks. Democrats are continuing to twist themselves into

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Speaker 3: knots trying to defend Graham Platner up in Maine, but

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Speaker 3: there's a disconnect between what they say and what Platner

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Speaker 3: himself has to say about the whole set of scandals

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Speaker 3: he's facing. We explore the truth today, and also we'll

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Speaker 3: get a live report from the White House before the

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Speaker 3: end of the show ahead of this weekend's big UFC

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Speaker 3: fight on the South Lawn. That arena they've built pretty

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Speaker 3: incredible site. Today is Thursday, June the eleventh. I'm Scott

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Speaker 3: Jennings reporting for Salem, and we're broadcasting live today from

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Speaker 3: your nation's capital on this day, nineteen sixty three, cut eleven.

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Speaker 4: This afternoon, following a series of threats and defiant statements.

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Speaker 4: The presidence of Alabama National Guardsmen was required on the

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Speaker 4: University of Alabama to carry out the final and unequivocal

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Speaker 4: order of the United States District Court of the Northern

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Speaker 4: District of Alabama.

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Speaker 5: That order called for the admission of.

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Speaker 4: Two clearly qualified young Alabama residents who happen to have

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Speaker 4: been born Negro. That they were admitted peacefully on the

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Speaker 4: campus is due in good measure to the conduct of

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Speaker 4: the students of the University of Alabama, who met their

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Speaker 4: responsibilities in.

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Speaker 6: A constructive way.

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Speaker 2: A voice of course, President John F.

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Speaker 3: Kennedy announcing a moment of desegregation in there at the

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Speaker 3: University of Alabama. Came after a quarter or the National

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Speaker 3: Guard was used, and it all came over the objection

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Speaker 3: of Democrat Governor George Wallace. It was an enormous moment

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Speaker 3: in the civil rights era. As for today's news, we

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Speaker 3: begin with Iran. We'll have more to say about this

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Speaker 3: again with General Kellogg later in the show, but the

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Speaker 3: word today is war. The US military pounded targets in

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Speaker 3: southern Iran for a second straight night, and this morning

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Speaker 3: the President said he would keep up the attacks for

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Speaker 3: at least one more day. He's also threatening to seize

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Speaker 3: karg Island, where Iran has oil refineries. Trump and War

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Speaker 3: Secretary Pete Hegseth are now making clear this is not

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Speaker 3: simple retaliation for the attack on the Apache helicopter, but

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Speaker 3: rather this is a new phase of military operations designed

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Speaker 3: to pressure Tehran to agree to peace. Despite optimism from

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Speaker 3: the President for weeks that a peace deal was imminent,

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Speaker 3: the bombs are falling again as the regime simply will

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Speaker 3: not agree up their nuclear and terrorism ambitions. We'll see

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Speaker 3: if these renewed military strikes adjusts their attitude politics news.

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Speaker 3: Democrats continue to twist themselves into knots over Graham Platner,

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Speaker 3: their party's nominee for Senate in Maine, with one scandal

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Speaker 3: and one bizarre issue after another. Nazi tattoo, threatening to

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Speaker 3: rape other men, also abusive to women, you name it,

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Speaker 3: Platner has a problem with it. I appeared on CNN

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Speaker 3: last night to debate these matters with Democratic strategist Karen Finny,

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Speaker 3: a former advisor to Bill Clinton.

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Speaker 2: I thought i'd play it for you.

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Speaker 3: It's a long exchange we had there with Caitlin Collins,

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Speaker 3: but it's illuminating.

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Speaker 2: Cut forward and the guy who.

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Speaker 7: Has been accused by three women of various forms of

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Speaker 7: sexual assaults or improprieties.

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Speaker 2: The guy was a you know, a.

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Speaker 7: Felon, a convicted felon who has been elected to the presidency.

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Speaker 7: Has the question I think we should be asking is

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Speaker 7: how's that lowered the bar for when we're talking about

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Speaker 7: character and we're talking about whether or not it should matter.

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Speaker 7: I think it should matter. And that's why I vote

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Speaker 7: for Donald Trump. It's why I probably wouldn't have supported Grandpa.

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Speaker 5: Latin, which you work for the Clintons.

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Speaker 7: Right, I did. I actually had conversations with my former

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Speaker 7: president about that. So, as a matter of fact, have

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Speaker 7: you talked to Doland Trump about dinner with Nazi sympathizers

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Speaker 7: or white supremacist.

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Speaker 5: You're talking about the Democrat Nick flintdays. No, I haven't

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Speaker 5: talked him about that. Here here's what I think you

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Speaker 5: think it's okay. Here's what I think.

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Speaker 3: I hear Elizabeth Warren saying he's taken responsibility or shown

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Speaker 3: some accountability. I've heard the word redemption thrown around. I've

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Speaker 3: heard Rocanna say he's showing some accountability. What they're saying

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Speaker 3: doesn't match what Plattner is saying. Platner denies actually true.

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Speaker 5: Is interviewed this morning. Has he has He has denied

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Speaker 5: what the women have said.

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Speaker 3: He said on MSNBC this morning that nothing that's come

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Speaker 3: out is problematic. It's like he said, he's he said,

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Speaker 3: it's not a big deal, that's not a way. So

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Speaker 3: what the surrogates are saying, I know that's what they

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Speaker 3: want him to do, that it is. He apologized, Yes, girlfriends, Yes,

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Speaker 3: he has talked. Look, I'm not he's a conversation about character.

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Speaker 5: Let's have it. I actually have that sound bite of

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Speaker 5: Grant Buttner from this morning where he said this.

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Speaker 8: How many concerning concerning pictures and or text messages are

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Speaker 8: in the possession of other people that could be used

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Speaker 8: against you. And I'd like to know if there are

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Speaker 8: pictures concerning pictures, There's.

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Speaker 5: There's nothing out there that's actually concerning.

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Speaker 9: People make everything seem very concerned because that's one of

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Speaker 9: people in politics.

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Speaker 5: So to him, nothing is concerning. Nothing that's out there

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Speaker 3: So it makes me wonder what would Graham Platner actually

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Speaker 3: have to do to look in the mirror and say,

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Speaker 3: whoa buddy, let's rent it in maybe because everything that's

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Speaker 3: come out is concerning his narrative being a total farcest,

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Speaker 3: concerning his tattooed Nazi tattoo, which he's lied about repeatedly,

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Speaker 3: is concerning what his girlfriends have said, twisting their arm,

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Speaker 3: locking them in a room, extremely concerning.

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Speaker 5: All of this is concerning, but he doesn't think that.

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Speaker 3: So my question is, you've got Warren and the sarrogates saying, oh,

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Speaker 3: he's taking responsibility for this, and you've got Platner saying,

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Speaker 3: none of this is mothersome to man, So what's the truth.

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Speaker 3: One of Graham Plattner's biggest defenders is a man named Rokanna,

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Speaker 3: congressman from California, who spends a lot of time screaming

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Speaker 3: about the Epstein files and the Epstein victims, and yet

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Speaker 3: with Platner, Kanna seems to not have all that much

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Speaker 3: care about what Platner has done or the fact that

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Speaker 3: he's never admitted to or apologized for any of the

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Speaker 3: behavior that he's been accused of by his girlfriends. Our

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Speaker 3: some clips here. First you're going to hear Platner, and

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Speaker 3: then you're going to hear two bites of Rocanna wants

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Speaker 3: you to take a listen to this and cut twelve.

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Speaker 9: And when politically motivated serious and false, false accusations are

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Speaker 9: made against.

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Speaker 6: Me, Maine, you have my back.

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Speaker 5: Years ago, the mantra was believe all women.

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Speaker 2: Do you believe her?

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Speaker 10: Yes?

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Speaker 9: And I don't think oursite should be attacking her, and

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Speaker 9: I appreciate her courage from coming forward.

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Speaker 5: But he says that he was in a dark chapter

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Speaker 9: He became an alcoholic, and there were years of acting

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Speaker 9: in ways that he really regrets, and he asks for

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Speaker 6: I believe it.

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Speaker 2: So let me get this straight.

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Speaker 3: Rocanna believes the accuser that Plattner says is lying. And

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Speaker 3: Rocanna also believes that Platner deserves redemption for something that

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Speaker 3: Platner claims he did not do. This is the most

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Speaker 3: unsensical hackery that you can possibly imagine. Trouble is, the

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Speaker 3: trouble is there is likely more to come. Grand Platner

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Speaker 3: is not a good person. He is a very troubled individual.

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Speaker 3: And I think every Democrat going out on this limb

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Speaker 3: needs to be very careful because of who is holding

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Speaker 3: the saw and in one of the more shameful episodes

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Speaker 3: in Washington over this whole Platiner business, Let's talk about

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Speaker 3: ron Klain, the former chief of staff to President Joe Biden.

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Speaker 3: He's defending Platner's Nazi tattoo. Klain said the attacks on

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Speaker 3: Platner's Nazi tattoo are partisan, and ron Klain says that

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Speaker 3: the skull and crossbones are simply to remember Platner's fallen

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Speaker 3: comrades from his service in Afghanistan. First of all, Platner

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Speaker 3: was deployed to Iraq, not Afghanistan. That's when he got

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Speaker 3: the tattoo. Plattner himself has never said the tattoo was

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Speaker 3: a memorial to his fallen comrades. Now you should know

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Speaker 3: ron Klain is a former member of the board of

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Speaker 3: directors of the US Holocaust Museum. That tattoo that Platner has,

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Speaker 3: And as part of our America two fifty celebration, there

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Speaker 3: You've got a piece in the Wall Street Journal today

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Speaker 11: Yeah, thanks, Scott, it's great to be on air with you.

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Speaker 11: I wrote this piece in the Wall Street Journal because

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Speaker 11: I found that there have been many celebrity events celebrating

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Speaker 11: be because we have a disaggregated media culture. But second

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Speaker 11: President Trump invited you name it, I don't know, Tom

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Speaker 11: and that's why I think he is doing the CEOC fight.

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Speaker 11: He kind of fits in with how the culture is moving,

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Speaker 3: Yeah, tell me about your view of why you think

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Speaker 3: You know, we should It's like the media, we should

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Speaker 11: What do you think, Yeah, it's dismissiveness towards types of

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Speaker 2: But also you see it.

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Speaker 11: You and I were talking before we started about conservative media.

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Speaker 3: So you mentioned that Democrats have a long history of

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Speaker 3: Remind me, I mean we've had a number of these

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Speaker 11: I mean the biggest one is obviously fifteen thousand people

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Speaker 11: It's most famous for Marilyn Monroe singing in this dress

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Speaker 11: which I believe you played on the show a couple

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Speaker 11: But you could see it being potentially offensive. You know,

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Speaker 11: after the party. You know, that's a good question about

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Speaker 11: the appropriateness of that. So, yeah, they do these kinds

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Speaker 3: I know, Teddy, you've been looking into and thinking about

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Speaker 3: you're one of the foremost presidential historians out there. How

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Speaker 2: What's your score here on how as a nation are

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Speaker 11: Yeah, look, you and I talked about the piece of

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Speaker 11: There's Team Patriot and there's team Context. I don't think

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Speaker 11: America's two hundred and fifty birthday celebration is a time

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Speaker 11: for context. It's a time for celebration. This is a

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Speaker 11: I remember as a little boy Gerald Ford's celebrations for

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Speaker 2: I do too, and it really sort of troubles me.

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Speaker 3: You look at the Gallup poll and some other surveys

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Speaker 3: I think we ought to love our country, no matter

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Speaker 13: Well, we're very concerned about the sanctuary laws and zeroing

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Speaker 13: People need to understand these sanctuary laws specifically protect criminal

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Speaker 3: Congressman, something about sanctuary cities and sanctuary states that I've

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Speaker 13: It's the resurrection of the old doctrine of nullification that

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Speaker 6: The problem we have in this case is.

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Speaker 13: Turning criminals over to Ice so that they can then

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Speaker 6: They instead release them back into their communities.

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Speaker 13: And yet, but there's a lot that we can do,

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Speaker 13: and we just passed HR seventy six forty out of

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Speaker 13: Judiciary Committee last month.

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Speaker 6: We're going to be taking it up on the floor

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Speaker 6: within the next few weeks.

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Speaker 13: That preem sanctuary laws that forbid law enforcement officers from

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Speaker 13: cooperating directly with federal immigration authorities. It would allow the

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Speaker 13: criminal illegal aliens, victims of criminal illegals to sue sanctuary

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Speaker 13: jurisdictions for damages that are caused by their relief. And

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Speaker 13: it diverts federal law enforcement funds away from jurisdictions that

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Speaker 13: refuse to enforce federal law and gives those funds instead

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Speaker 13: to those jurisdictions that are enforcing federal law.

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Speaker 3: It's incredibly dangerous what they do. I mean, it sounds crazy,

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Speaker 3: but they would rather release a violent criminal illegal alien

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Speaker 3: from the jail into the streets of a community than

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Speaker 3: simply turn them over to federal law enforcement. That's how

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Speaker 3: much they care about this agenda where they put illegal

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Speaker 3: aliens ahead of the safety of American citizens. Congressman Tom

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Speaker 3: McClintock's our guest here on the Scott Jennings Show, Congressman.

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Speaker 3: Earlier today, a Department of Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne

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Speaker 3: Mullen and Attorney General Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche had

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Speaker 3: a press conference. In it, Mullen said he was going

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Speaker 3: to quote right the wrongs of the Biden administration's disastrous

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Speaker 3: border policies that he says allowed unvetted sponsors to pick

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Speaker 3: up four hundred and fifty thousand children on our borders.

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Speaker 3: Let's hear from Mark Wayne Mullen and cut nineteen.

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Speaker 14: It was being reported at the time it was happening,

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Speaker 14: and there was no outrage, and no one tried to

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Speaker 14: hold these people accountable, and kids now have been paying

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Speaker 14: for it.

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Speaker 5: They've been getting.

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Speaker 14: Raped over and over and over again because this previous

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Speaker 14: administration chose not to enforce our nation's laws and protect

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Speaker 14: the most vulnerable. That is shameful, Congressman.

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Speaker 3: When you hear this number, four hundred and fifty thousand kids,

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Speaker 3: I mean, this is the wages of an open border

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Speaker 3: system that we had under Biden, where you have all

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Speaker 3: this child trafficking going on. When you hear the Secretary

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Speaker 3: of Homeland Security there, what goes through your mind, Well, we.

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Speaker 13: Held a number of hearings over these abandoned children. You know,

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Speaker 13: if a showed up at your doorstep alone, you would

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Speaker 13: do your best to get them back safely home. That's

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Speaker 13: not what our federal government did when these hundreds of

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Speaker 13: thousands of unaccompanied miners showed up on our doorstep.

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Speaker 6: Instead, they referred.

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Speaker 13: Them to unvetted or very poorly vetted sponsors across the country,

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Speaker 13: many of whom were involved with a labor trafficking, a

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Speaker 13: drug trafficking, and other crimes. About eighty thousand of these

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Speaker 13: children simply disappeared. We grilled Hoveyard Bessera, he was.

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Speaker 6: Secretary of.

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Speaker 13: HHS that has jurisdiction over the refuge the unaccompanied miners,

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Speaker 13: and he says, well, we couldn't follow up the phone calls,

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Speaker 13: but that doesn't mean they were abandoned. And I said, well,

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Speaker 13: what did you do after that? Absolutely nothing, So they

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Speaker 13: were abandoned.

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Speaker 6: Some have died, some are now being rescued.

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Speaker 13: But it is a terrible stain on our country's honor

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Speaker 13: that we would treat children that way. And that's what

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Speaker 13: the Biden Paul he was but Sarah actually boasted, comparing

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Speaker 13: their process as an assembly line pressured his employees to

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Speaker 13: move these children into homes despite serious reservations about whether

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Speaker 13: they were safe, and then abandoned.

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Speaker 3: Congressman Tom McClintock. That's the voice you're hearing on the

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Speaker 3: Scott Jenny Show. Congressman, We've got a little breaking news here.

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Speaker 3: I'm just looking at this out of the corner of

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Speaker 3: my eye. I think the President may have just made

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Speaker 3: some statements about what's going on with Iran. We've been

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Speaker 3: bombing Iran for the last couple of nights. He was

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Speaker 3: saying he was going to have a third night. It

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Speaker 3: looks like maybe the President is calling that off for

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Speaker 3: the evening. I'm just looking at a headline that's flashing

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Speaker 3: across my screen.

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Speaker 12: Yep.

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Speaker 3: Here it is six minutes ago. President Trump, this is

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Speaker 3: from the White House has canceled scheduled strikes against Iran,

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Speaker 3: and I'll read it to you based on the fact

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Speaker 3: that discussions with Iran have been brought to the highest

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Speaker 3: level of any and leadership and approved, I have, as President,

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Speaker 3: have canceled the scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran this evening.

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Speaker 3: Discussions and final points have been approved by all parties involved,

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Speaker 3: including the United States and lists out a number of

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Speaker 3: countries in the Middle East. The naval Block A will

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Speaker 3: remain in full force and effect until this transaction is finalized.

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Speaker 3: Time and place of the signing to be announced shortly,

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Speaker 3: so it sounds like the President is calling off the

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Speaker 3: military strikes and is putting on the table that there

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Speaker 3: may be something signed shortly. I know this is hitting

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Speaker 3: you at the same time it's hitting me. What's your reaction, Well, I'm.

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Speaker 13: Skeptical of any agreement with this regime. I've always believed

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Speaker 13: that this can only end with the collapse of the regime.

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Speaker 13: I'm rather old fashioned about things. I think when you've

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Speaker 13: got the enemy on the ropes, you keep punching him

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Speaker 13: until he quits. I don't understand why we ceased fire

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Speaker 13: when Iron was on the verge of collapse. I believe

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Speaker 13: that ultimately we need to arm the resistance so that

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Speaker 13: they can take back there their country. Their government has

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Speaker 13: brutalized them and terrorized them for forty seven years.

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Speaker 6: Now it's about time.

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Speaker 13: We put arms in their hands so that they can

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Speaker 13: take back their country and hold this barbaric regime accountable

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Speaker 13: for it's many, many murders.

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Speaker 3: Congress, when we've got about a minute left. I want

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Speaker 3: to ask you about what's going on with PAISA, the

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Speaker 3: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. We have no deal to extend FAISA.

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Speaker 3: It expires on Friday. This is the law that we

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Speaker 3: use to spy on terrorists overseas who wish us harm.

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Speaker 3: But if Congress can't come to an agreement here, it

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Speaker 3: will go dark and we won't be able to use

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Speaker 3: those spying powers.

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Speaker 2: What's going to happen here?

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Speaker 3: It sounds like Democrats in the Senate aren't interested in

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Speaker 3: any short term extension, and maybe even in the House

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Speaker 3: right now, what's the story.

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Speaker 6: An extension?

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Speaker 13: Phisis seven or two just failed passage in the House,

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Speaker 13: so we'll go dark on Friday. As you pointed out,

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Speaker 13: what this does is it authorizes a collection of phone

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Speaker 13: numbers that are connected to suspicious foreign sources. Now not

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Speaker 13: the conversation, just the phone number, but that's immensely useful

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Speaker 13: for them and connecting the dots of terrorist operations in

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Speaker 13: the United States. As far as the Fourth Amendment's concerned,

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Speaker 13: it's a bit of a gray area, but it's very

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Speaker 13: clear to me, particularly in this heightened state of concern,

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Speaker 13: that this information flows to the present about two thirds

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Speaker 13: of his intelligence briefings. I am told come from these

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Speaker 13: seven oh two registered.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's extremely dangerous, I think, Congressman, for us to

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Speaker 3: go dark on this. We see the gathering threats in

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Speaker 3: the world, and to go dark for even a minute

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Speaker 3: would be a very dangerous situation.

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Speaker 2: Congressman Tom McLintock, thanks for your service. We'll have you back.

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Speaker 2: We got to take a break. Steve Scalise on the

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Speaker 2: other side, right after.

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Speaker 10: The treatom to speak clearly with no enough dis lunacy.

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Speaker 10: This is the Scott Jenny Show.

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Speaker 3: All right. We're going to keep it on Capitol Hill

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Speaker 3: for the time being because we have breaking news out

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Speaker 3: of Washington. The news is that and this is a

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Speaker 3: presidential statement from the White House. President Trump has called

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Speaker 3: off tonight's scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran, and the

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Speaker 3: reason he has called it off is that he says

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Speaker 3: discussions and final points have been in both concept and

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Speaker 3: great detail, approved by all parties involved, including the United States, Israel,

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Speaker 3: and a whole host of countries in the Middle East.

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Speaker 2: He does say the naval blockade.

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Speaker 3: Will remain in full force and effect until this transaction

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Speaker 3: is finalized. Time and place, of the signing to be

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Speaker 3: announced shortly. So the President calling off military action against

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Speaker 3: Iran because he says we are on the brink of

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Speaker 3: signing a deal of some kind.

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Speaker 2: To discuss this in other matters.

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Speaker 3: The leader of the House Republicans on the floor, Steve

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Speaker 3: Scalise from Louisiana's here. Congressman, thanks for joining us. You're

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Speaker 3: hearing this news really right as we're all hearing it.

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Speaker 3: How does this strike you how the President is handling

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Speaker 3: you ran today?

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Speaker 2: Well, Scott, thanks first for having me.

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Speaker 15: And I was with the President two days ago in

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Speaker 15: the Oval Office and we were talking about Iran amongst

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Speaker 15: a number of other issues. And you know, look, the

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Speaker 15: President wants to get this resolved. He's talked about trying

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Speaker 15: to get a peace agreement. But he also is aware,

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Speaker 15: as we all know, that you're dealing with people that

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Speaker 15: are not rational, You're dealing with people that are not honest,

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Speaker 15: in the Iranian leaders, and so this thing's going on

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Speaker 15: over and over, back and forth. You've heard we're close

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Speaker 15: to deals. And then they struck down a helicopter and

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Speaker 15: the President took some action. He was going to take more,

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Speaker 15: and I think the Iranian leaders realize this is going

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Speaker 15: to get worse for them if they keep playing this game.

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Speaker 15: You do not want to test President Donald Trump. And

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Speaker 15: so hopefully this means we're getting closer to a resolution.

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Speaker 15: We will surely see. But if the Iranian leaders had

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Speaker 15: some sense, they would get an agreement to stop a

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Speaker 15: pursuit of a nuclear weapon and to end fueling terror

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Speaker 15: around the world.

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Speaker 3: Can this end any other way than the President saying

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Speaker 3: to the American people, we have fully taken away their

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Speaker 3: ability to ever fulfill their nuclear ambitions. It seems to

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Speaker 3: me that's the entire reason we're in this and therefore

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Speaker 3: we really can't exit it with any other message to

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Speaker 3: the American people than that.

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Speaker 2: What do you think, ye, Scott, that's.

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Speaker 15: Been objective number one. You know, you look at Operation

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Speaker 15: Midnight Hammer and Operation Epic Fury. We've decimated a lot

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Speaker 15: of their nuclear capabilities. There is still enriched uranium out there.

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Speaker 15: That's been a concern, of course, that you've heard a

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Speaker 15: lot of talk about amongst the United States, Israel, the

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Speaker 15: other Middle Eastern countries too. And you know, the one

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Speaker 15: thing President Trump has done incredibly well here is he's

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Speaker 15: gotten all of the Middle Eastern countries united against Iran,

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Speaker 15: and so I don't think you have any of those

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Speaker 15: neighbors that want to see Iran with a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 15: especially when they chant depth to America. You know, it

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Speaker 15: seems like we're target number one. So President's taking action

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Speaker 15: to keep America safe. I hope, I hope this comes

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Speaker 15: to a conclusion.

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Speaker 3: House Majority Floor Leader Steve Scalise is our guest congressman.

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Speaker 3: This morning, House Democrats blocked the passage of a short

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Speaker 3: term reauthorization of section seven oh two of the Foreign

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Speaker 3: Intelligence Surveillance Act FISA.

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Speaker 2: You'll hear it called.

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Speaker 3: So, I guess as of Friday tomorrow, we will go

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Speaker 3: dark on our ability to listen in on overseas terrorists.

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Speaker 3: Is there any chance anything else could happen today or tomorrow?

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Speaker 3: Or are we destined to lose this authority for a bit?

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Speaker 15: Well, it's a really unfortunate where we are, and I

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Speaker 15: think it shows you how dangerous and radical the Democrat

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Speaker 15: Party is that ninety five percent of their members today

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Speaker 15: voted against America's national security.

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Speaker 5: Think about that, Scott.

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Speaker 15: Just because they hate Donald Trump, they are willing to

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Speaker 15: put American lives at risk. This is a program FISA

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Speaker 15: which everybody acknowledges has been used time and again to

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Speaker 15: stop terrorist attack from our homeland, to stop those attacks,

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Speaker 15: and yet they're willing to shut that program down, just

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Speaker 15: like you saw him shut the entire Department of Homeland

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Speaker 15: Security down months ago. This is a radical Democrat party,

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Speaker 15: sure like your father's Democrat party. So we're going to

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Speaker 15: keep working. We have a bill over in the Senate

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Speaker 15: that would renew the program, but Democrats in the Senate

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Speaker 15: are blocking that to this day. At some point, I

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Speaker 15: hope the American people speak out. If you're represented by

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Speaker 15: a Democrats senator, please call them and say stop putting

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Speaker 15: our lives at risk. Get over your differences with Donald Trump,

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Speaker 15: and you could still have those other differences, but don't

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Speaker 15: risk American safety by shutting this program out.

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Speaker 3: Congressman Steve Scalise, the House Majority floor leader, has been

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Speaker 3: our guest.

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Speaker 2: Congressman.

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Speaker 3: I'm out of time, but before we go, I do

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Speaker 3: want to congratulate you in the Republican team for defeating

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Speaker 3: the Democrats. Last night in the congressional baseball game six

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Speaker 3: in a Row was eleven to two. Saw Senator Schmidt,

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Speaker 3: friend of the show, make the most incredible diving catch.

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Speaker 3: It's ever been made in National's Park. So great job

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Speaker 3: and congrats all the way and hopefully for you, I know, amazing. Yeah,

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Speaker 3: we're showing it right now on the screen. I mean

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Speaker 3: he laid out for I hope he can walk today,

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Speaker 3: by the way.

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Speaker 6: He came in and he's got blood coming down his

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Speaker 6: face and he.

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Speaker 2: Smiling because he had just unbelievable.

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Speaker 15: That really turned the game. But eleven to two victory.

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Speaker 15: I mean, that's a harbinger for November.

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Speaker 3: Scott, I hope you're right. Steve Scalise from Louisiana. Thanks

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Speaker 3: for coming by. More after this on The Scott Jitting Show. Thursday,

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Speaker 3: June the eleventh, Quick Check of the headlines. The New

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Speaker 3: York Knicks pulled off the largest comeback in NBA Finals

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Speaker 3: history last night, coming back from a twenty nine point

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Speaker 3: deficit to beat the San Antonio Spurs in the final

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Speaker 3: second of the game. They're up three to one now

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Speaker 3: in the series. They go to San Antonio now for

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Speaker 3: game number five. Vice President jd Vance has announced he

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Speaker 3: is going on The View. You heard that right, the View.

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Speaker 3: He'll do it on June the sixteenth. He will be

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Speaker 3: joining all six women on the panel to discuss his

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Speaker 3: new book, Finding My Way Back to Faith. Should be

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Speaker 3: a very interesting conversation with an audience that hasn't been

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Speaker 3: too friendly to him or President Trump.

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Speaker 2: So we'll see how that goes. And in breaking news

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Speaker 2: on the situation with.

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Speaker 3: Iran, President of the United States just a few minutes ago,

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Speaker 3: has called off the bombings that were planned for later

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Speaker 3: tonight against Iran. President says we are on the brink

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Speaker 3: of signing some sort of deal with the Iranians. He

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Speaker 3: says the other Arab golf partners are on board. He

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Speaker 3: even says Israel is on board. Joining us to discuss

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Speaker 3: this breaking news is retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg. General

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Speaker 3: Kellogg's also been a former presidential national security advisor. He

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Speaker 3: is currently involved in the America First Policy Institute. L Kellogg,

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Speaker 3: I'm glad you're with us at this moment. This news

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Speaker 3: just came out really in the last ten minutes. No

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Speaker 3: strikes tonight after two nights of strikes against the Iranians.

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Speaker 2: How's this news hit your ears today?

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Speaker 12: Well, you know, my experience for being in the first administration,

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Speaker 12: Scott is and thanks for having me with you, is

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Speaker 12: the fact that he is the President of the United states.

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Speaker 12: He got to the Electric College votes, he gets to

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Speaker 12: make the decision. Advisors can only advise this is what

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Speaker 12: we think is important, should or not happen. I go

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Speaker 12: back to Ronald Reagan and I said it a minute

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Speaker 12: ago that that I think what you'd want to do

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Speaker 12: is verify what's happening. And I don't trust these guys.

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Speaker 12: I mean in their religion and the predominantly you know,

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Speaker 12: Shia compared to Sunnis, and they have in their Quran

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Speaker 12: the thing called takaya, which allows lying to infidels if

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Speaker 12: it promotes the religion. We're one of the infidels. So

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Speaker 12: it's going to say, where do we go to? What

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Speaker 12: does this look like? I have to see the framework

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Speaker 12: of the deal. But the President made the call. I

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Speaker 12: think he had great courage when he went after Iran

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Speaker 12: enriching near uranium. You know, you have to ask yourself

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Speaker 12: if they were enriching to sixty eighty percent, why were

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Speaker 12: they doing that when commercially you enriched between three to

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Speaker 12: five percent? And why do you have a missile clete

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Speaker 12: could all the way to France. So I think what

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Speaker 12: they were heading towards the weapons breakout. It's something when

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Speaker 12: you parallels what we were doing with North Korea when

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Speaker 12: we tried to work the agreed framework and everything with them,

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Speaker 12: and they'd lie to us, and then once they get

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Speaker 12: a nuclear weapon, it changes your dynamic how you treat

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Speaker 12: them and how you talk to him. So this is

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Speaker 12: going to be one of those let's see what's in

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Speaker 12: the proofs in the pudding, what does the agreement say?

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Speaker 12: And hand do we how do we handle each woman?

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Speaker 12: But again I said it in a minute ago. He

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Speaker 12: is the president. He gets to make those calls. He

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Speaker 12: was elected to do that.

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Speaker 11: Uh.

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Speaker 12: I think it's going to be pretty important, not just

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Speaker 12: a statement which I just saw, but what does the

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Speaker 12: statement actually include?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, General Kellogg, let me ask you this. Strategically, the

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Speaker 3: president is obviously negotiating here. There have been some other

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Speaker 3: parties as intermediaries. But in the presidential statement he lists

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Speaker 3: out all the countries Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Cutter, Turkey, Pakistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan,

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Speaker 3: Egypt and others. He's saying that they are all involved

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Speaker 3: with this imminent signing of a deal. How important are

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Speaker 3: these partners? I mean, it seems to me that you know,

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Speaker 3: with the Iranians, no matter what they say today, you

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Speaker 3: can never trust these guys, which means you're effectively going

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Speaker 3: to be under constant surveillance and constant monitoring, you know,

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Speaker 3: for for as long as any of us could ever imagine.

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Speaker 2: But they're going to have to be part of that.

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Speaker 3: Do you agree with that the golf allies here being

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Speaker 3: critical agents to enforcing whatever has come up with on paper?

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think they are. Some of them are going

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Speaker 12: to be more influential than others. I believe the Saudis

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Speaker 12: and I believe the Amaladis are the top two because

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Speaker 12: the Amadis we know will fight, They've done that before,

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Speaker 12: so you've got a good military arm there. The Saudis

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Speaker 12: provided money, and the rest of them are kind of

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Speaker 12: noise level.

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Speaker 11: They're there, but they're not there.

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Speaker 12: But I think the fact as you have an alliance

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Speaker 12: of all these Gulf states against Iran is something we

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Speaker 12: haven't seen before and it thinks important Now that they

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Speaker 12: are in fact all working together, it'll probably make it

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Speaker 12: easier to work in a concert if something does break

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Speaker 12: down in the future with the Gulf States, which we

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Speaker 12: haven't had happened before. Now they're all with this again.

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Speaker 12: Scott it's one of those that you know, it's a

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Speaker 12: personal thing where I don't trust them at all. I

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Speaker 12: don't trust that this is one full apart in three

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Speaker 12: years or four years or five years, will affect my

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Speaker 12: grandkids and kids. In fact, is President Trump has had

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Speaker 12: encourage of his convictions. He's done something previous presidents hadn't

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Speaker 12: done and has to eliminate the nuclear capability. But let's

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Speaker 12: see what it means. Does that means the ie is

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Speaker 12: going to be involve that means we take control of

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Speaker 12: the enrich Uranian? Does that mean some of the else

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Speaker 12: state's control of it? What does it all mean? I

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Speaker 12: think I would say everybody, wait a day, let's see

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Speaker 12: what the agreement actually says, and then the critics will

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Speaker 12: come out. Go elect or go right, whatever you want

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Speaker 12: to do. But I think it's an important day and

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Speaker 12: I think it just proved that President Trump in the

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Speaker 12: law term, was right. But yeah, again, I think the

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Speaker 12: person the putting and we'll see.

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Speaker 3: General Kellogg, I want to shift gears to another conflict

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Speaker 3: and that is Russia Ukraine. You're the former Special Presidential

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Speaker 3: Envoy for Ukraine. I know you're following this closely. You know,

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Speaker 3: frankly here in the United States and in the West,

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Speaker 3: this has fallen out of the news. It felt like

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Speaker 3: we were covering it every day for a long time,

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Speaker 3: and now we rarely hear about it.

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Speaker 2: But it is still going on.

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Speaker 3: I was reading this morning had some comments that the

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Speaker 3: United States should not be okay with Ukraine having to

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Speaker 3: give up land to Russia. I was hoping you might

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Speaker 3: expand on those comments a little bit, and given your

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Speaker 3: knowledge of the conflict, maybe tell our audience where are

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Speaker 3: we Where are the Ukrainians in their fight against these

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Speaker 3: Russian invaders.

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Speaker 12: Well, they're really talking about for oblast. Think of states

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Speaker 12: when you say oblast, because that's what they call their states.

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Speaker 12: And really you've got lu Han's doonesque Zopregian Poissan. Crimea

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Speaker 12: is the fifth one. It has been occupied for a

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Speaker 12: long time, and I think the Ukrainians are doing a

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Speaker 12: lot better. What the Russians want is they want to

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Speaker 12: close it out by taking the rest of Dunesk, by

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Speaker 12: having Ay give it to them in said fight for it.

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Speaker 12: And my position is has always been if you want

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Speaker 12: the land, you fight.

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Speaker 11: For the land.

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Speaker 12: Now that doesn't mean you give them the land voluntarily.

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Speaker 12: They have to have a fight to get it, and

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Speaker 12: then you don't do it. You don't say to them

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Speaker 12: it is now, we'd recognize it. You basically say it's

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Speaker 12: the facto you're there, you actually had troops on the ground,

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Speaker 12: and if you can be your land, but you never

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Speaker 12: say for sure will we give it to Russia. They

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Speaker 12: now own it, and I think for the first time

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Speaker 12: since twenty twenty three, the Ukrainians have actually gaining ground

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Speaker 12: on the Russians and they're doing a lot better. I

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Speaker 12: think Gluten his special military operation has not gone well.

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Speaker 12: I think they're on the back foot. They are not winning.

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Speaker 12: Their definition of winning is different than mine. You know,

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Speaker 12: they haven't crossed the Nepo River, they haven't gotten a

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Speaker 12: hard key, they haven't gotten the Kiev and their losses,

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Speaker 12: when you think about it, are astronomical. They've lost between

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Speaker 12: one point two to one point four million soldiers dead

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Speaker 12: or wounded and they don't have to Afghanistan have to

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Speaker 12: lose in eighteen thousand. So their best units have been mauled.

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Speaker 12: Your equipment's been basically destroyed. And I think the Ukrainians

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Speaker 12: is in a good position. And if you look to

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Speaker 12: the future, the Ukrainians can become the part of Europe.

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Speaker 12: They're going to have an eight hundred thousand man army

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Speaker 12: which is bigger than ours, and they will be actually

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Speaker 12: the people who provide the security against the Russians in

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Speaker 12: the future. And the rest of Europe is very concerned

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Speaker 12: about it because they believe that when you look at

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Speaker 12: someone like Putin, who's a former KGV agent, and as

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Speaker 12: I heard yesterday from a former station chief in Moscow,

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Speaker 12: wants a KGV agent, always a KGV agent. And this

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Speaker 12: guy really doesn't understand the West. And I think what

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Speaker 12: you're going to run into is they cannot be pressured.

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Speaker 12: They should not be pressured into giving up land voluntarily.

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Speaker 12: And I've actually Scott told the President this. If the

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Speaker 12: Russians want that land, haven't fired for it. I don't

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Speaker 12: think they've got the military ability to seize the rest

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Speaker 12: of that land. Why is that land important? And I've

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Speaker 12: physically been on it. That is the last defensible terrain

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Speaker 12: until you get to Harkiev, which is Ukraine's second largest city.

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Speaker 12: I don't think you want to give that up. There's

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Speaker 12: three four to five cities there. They've got trench lines

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Speaker 12: and there they basically built it incredible defenses in there.

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Speaker 12: So why would you give up? Why would you want

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Speaker 12: to do that? I don't think. I don't believe you should,

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Speaker 12: and I don't think Lenski will. I think his position is,

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Speaker 12: I'm not going to give this up voluntarily. If you

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Speaker 12: wantn't you fight for it. And they're on the right

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Speaker 3: General Keith Kellogg, thanks for your time today and thanks

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Speaker 3: for your quick comments.

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Speaker 2: Here on the breaking news.

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Speaker 3: President Donald Trump calling off airstrikes tonight against Iran, and

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Speaker 3: he says in a presidential statement that we may or are,

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Speaker 3: I suppose, on the brink of signing some kind of

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Speaker 3: General Kellogg, thank you, thank you all for listening. This

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Speaker 3: break and continue on with the breaking news when we

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Speaker 3: come back. Here on the Scott Jetting.

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Speaker 10: Show, the very definition I've never backed down.

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Speaker 3: Somebody took the quark out of the breaking news bottle.

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Speaker 3: It flows forth. Now we'll get to it in just

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Speaker 2: Okay, we've got breaking news here. Number one.

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Speaker 3: President Trump, in a statement just a little while ago,

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Speaker 3: says that he is calling off airstrikes that had been

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Speaker 3: scheduled against the Iranians. The reason he says he is

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Speaker 3: calling off the air strikes is that there is, I guess,

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Speaker 3: an eminent signing of a deal. In his statement, he

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Speaker 3: has listed off all the countries that are involved, all

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Speaker 3: the Middle Eastern countries that are our allies in this.

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Speaker 3: He has Israel on the list. We're waiting for some

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Speaker 3: reaction from Israel to this presidential statement. I want to

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Speaker 3: point you to one sentence in this presidential statement. Discussions

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Speaker 3: and final points have been in both concept and great detail,

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Speaker 3: approved by all parties involved discussions and final points approved

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Speaker 3: by all parties involved. Now, the President has been saying

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Speaker 3: we are on the brink of a deal for some weeks,

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Speaker 3: and I do believe the White House believed that they

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Speaker 3: were on the brink of a deal many many times

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Speaker 3: with the Iranians, and they're very difficult to deal with,

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Speaker 3: and I think the White House has been doing its

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Speaker 3: level best to try to get something done here. But

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Speaker 3: this is a pretty definitive sentence. Discussions and final points

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Speaker 3: have been in both concept and great detail, approved by

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Speaker 3: all parties involved. So the President says the time and

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Speaker 3: place of the signing will be announced shortly. Don't know

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Speaker 3: what shortly means, but we're keeping an eye on it.

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Speaker 3: So that's breaking news number one. No air strikes tonight

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Speaker 3: on Iran, and it sounds like we may be on

947
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Speaker 3: the brink of something diplomatic here.

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Speaker 2: Breaking news point number two.

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Speaker 3: President Trump has just nominated former Securities and Exchange Commission

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Speaker 3: head and current US Attorney in Manhattan, Jay Clayton, as

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Speaker 3: the Director of National Intelligence. Jay Clayton will be the

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Speaker 3: next OD and I this is the job that Tulca

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Speaker 3: Gabbard has, and she is leaving on June the ninthenth

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Speaker 3: why is this important? Well, President Trump several days ago

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Speaker 3: said on an interim basis that Bill Poulti was going

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Speaker 3: to be the interim head of ODE and I this

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Speaker 3: upset many people on Capitol Hill, all the Democrats and

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Speaker 3: some of the Republicans.

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Speaker 2: That led to this impasse that we have.

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Speaker 3: In Congress today over reauthorization of FISA, which we talked

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Speaker 3: about earlier in the show. So it sounds like the

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Speaker 3: President is throwing out a permanent nominee here, Jay Clayton.

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Speaker 3: That should be acceptable, I would think to most people.

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Speaker 3: But he's throwing out a nominee to try to maybe

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Speaker 3: break the logjam on FISA before our FISA powers go

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Speaker 3: dark on Friday. This just in Senator thuon, By the way,

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Speaker 3: Clayton would have to be confirmed here. Senator Thun says,

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Speaker 3: quote Clayton has a great reputation as being an incredibly

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Speaker 3: competent manager. He called Clayton a very qualified professional with

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Speaker 3: a great skill set. Thune says he will try to

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Speaker 3: get Clayton confirmed quote as quickly as possible, but he

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Speaker 3: acknowledges that that probably cannot happen.

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Speaker 2: Before June the nineteenth.

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Speaker 3: That is the day Gabbard leaves, and that is the

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Speaker 3: day that Poulty is supposed to come in as the

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Speaker 3: acting interim d and I. So Fun says he's not

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Speaker 3: sure what the calendar will look like, what's realistic, but quote,

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Speaker 3: we're going to probe the limits of it. So Fune's

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Speaker 3: going to move quickly, but can they move quickly enough

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Speaker 3: to get this done by June the nineteenth? And Fun

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Speaker 3: finally said he did not get a heads up from

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Speaker 3: Trump about the Clayton announcements. So Donald Trump taking Washington

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Speaker 3: by surprise in the last few minutes, No airstrike's on.

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Speaker 3: I ran and at the same time announcing Jay Clayton

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Speaker 3: will go in as OD and I thanks for listening

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Speaker 3: to the Scott Jennings Show. We're keeping track of all

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Speaker 3: this breaking news today we'll continue to bring it to you.

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Speaker 3: I do want to drop in some notes for you

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Speaker 3: on medicare. It's confusing, it's a mess, it's half truths,

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Speaker 2: All Right, We're going to take a break, get a

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Speaker 2: handle on the news, and come back with more after.

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Speaker 10: This, saving Western civilization, one busted leftist narrative at a time.

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Speaker 10: It's the Scott Jenny Show.

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Speaker 3: Thursday, June eleventh, keeping track of all the breaking news

1013
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Speaker 3: for you here on common sense for the American people.

1014
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Speaker 2: And we'll get back to that in just a few moments.

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Speaker 3: I do want to get down to the tar heel

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Speaker 3: state North Carolina, major Senate race going on down there

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Speaker 3: this year. The Republican nominee is Michael Wattley. You know

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Speaker 3: him as the former head of the Republican National Committee,

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Speaker 3: but involved in Republican politics for a very long time.

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Speaker 3: Mister chairman, Welcome back into the Scott Jennings Show. I

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Speaker 3: wanted to chat with you today because your campaign is

1022
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Speaker 3: really making an issue out of this idea of Democrats

1023
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Speaker 3: pretending to be moderates but really governing his liberals and

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Speaker 3: how that manifests itself with your opponent, Roy Cooper, is

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Speaker 3: on the issue of criminal justice. And Roy Cooper is

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Speaker 3: a former governor of North Carolina, and he released several people,

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Speaker 3: violent people back out of jail onto the streets who

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Speaker 3: went on to commit other violent crimes, including several murder rs.

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Speaker 3: And you've got a new website called Cooper's Killers dot

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Speaker 3: Com that you all are trying to get out there

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Speaker 3: to the people of North Carolina so they can see

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Speaker 3: Cooper's no moderate, particularly on criminal justice.

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Speaker 2: Tell us about it.

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Speaker 16: Well, look, you know, Roy Cooper has made a career

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Speaker 16: commitment to criminals. He has fought harder for criminals and

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Speaker 16: illegal aliens than he has their victims or their families.

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Speaker 16: You know, we talk about you know, back when BLM

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Speaker 16: and Antifa were burning down North Carolina cities and cities

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Speaker 16: all across the country. Rather than calling on the National

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Speaker 16: Guard to put down the riots, Roy Cooper took off

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Speaker 16: his face mask and went out and marched with him

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Speaker 16: that he actually had an executive order he signed to

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Speaker 16: create a commission that looked at bringing pre trial release

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Speaker 16: and cast us failed to North Carolina, and he set

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Speaker 16: up a revolving door that put criminals back on the

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Speaker 16: streets again and again and again. As soon as they

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Speaker 16: were arrested, the paperwork was done, they were back on

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Speaker 16: the streets to commit more crimes twenty times, thirty times,

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Speaker 16: forty times, fifty times or more. That he was putting

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Speaker 16: him on the streets. And probably the top it off

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Speaker 16: was that he released over four thousand criminals, hardened criminals

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Speaker 16: from North Carolina prisons because he didn't want them to

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Speaker 16: get COVID. And he released you know, violent felons he

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Speaker 16: committed you know, aggravated assault, sexual assault, rape, even murder.

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Speaker 16: Seveny of them had killed somebody, fifty three were serving

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Speaker 16: life sences. Roy Cooper let him out because he didn't

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Speaker 16: want him to have COVID. And of course as soon

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Speaker 16: as you put that many people, bad people on the

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Speaker 16: streets of North Carolina, they went right back to their

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Speaker 16: life of crime. You know, probably the most famous guy

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Speaker 16: on this list to Carlos Brown Junior, who got rearrested

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Speaker 16: and re released thirteen additional times, fourteen total, before he

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Speaker 16: got on a light rail car last year in Charlotte,

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Speaker 16: North Carolina and brutally murdered a Ukrainian refugee named Rainas

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Speaker 16: or Rotzka, very very famous case. And you know, frankly,

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Speaker 16: she should be alive today and that monster should not

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Speaker 16: have been back on the streets. And you wish the

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Speaker 16: story ended there. But the fact is there were twenty

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Speaker 16: five other men that Roy Cooper released who have gone

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Speaker 16: on to commit murder and since they've been on the ground,

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Speaker 16: and so we set up this website to have a

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Speaker 16: conversation to talk about the fact that Roy Cooper and

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Speaker 16: his soft on crime policies really truly have had a

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Speaker 16: very deadly impact for the people of North Carolina.

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Speaker 3: Michael Waltley is our guest, the Republican candidate for US

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Speaker 3: Senate in North Carolina. Mister Chairman, you brought up the

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Speaker 3: name de Carlos Brown Junior. This actually hit the news

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Speaker 3: again yesterday. To Carlos Brown Junior, who murdered Irena zerotsk

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Speaker 3: Az you mentioned on that train in Charlotte, was found

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Speaker 3: incompetent to stand federal trial. A judge ordered that Brown,

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Speaker 3: who's thirty five years old, be treated and hospitalized for

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Speaker 3: four months before being re evaluated. This comes after Brown

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Speaker 3: was found incompetent for North Carolina court in April. So

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Speaker 3: you have both state and federal courts now saying that

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Speaker 3: you can't even try this person for murder, even though

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Speaker 3: we have the videotape and you saw what happened here.

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Speaker 3: I think most Americans are exasperated with this. They look

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Speaker 3: at this case, they look at other cases, and they say,

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Speaker 3: you know, what do you have to do? You know,

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Speaker 3: for someone to be brought to justice in this country.

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Speaker 3: This is a clear case of murder. This person had

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Speaker 3: committed all sorts of violent acts in his life. He

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Speaker 3: should never have been out of jail. And yet here

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Speaker 3: we go again, the bureaucracy protecting the violent at the

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Speaker 3: expense of their victims.

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Speaker 2: What's your reaction to that.

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Speaker 16: Well, the number one priority for any government, whether it's

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Speaker 16: a local government, a state government, or a federal government,

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Speaker 16: needs to be protecting its citizens. And this is an

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Speaker 16: abject failure by Roy Cooper, who went out of his

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Speaker 16: way to release criminals, to put him back on the

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Speaker 16: streets again and again and again. And I think the

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Speaker 16: ruling that we've seen, you know, by both the state

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Speaker 16: court and the federal court that this guy is incompetent

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Speaker 16: to stand trial is just further proof of the fact

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Speaker 16: that he should have never been back on the streets

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Speaker 16: in the first place, and that we need to do

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Speaker 16: more to make sure that criminals are behind bars. Roy

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Speaker 16: Cooper has never backed the blue I'm going to support

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Speaker 16: our law enforcement officers. I'm going to fight every single

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Speaker 16: day to make sure that our kids are safe and

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Speaker 16: that no family in North Carolina should ever have to

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Speaker 16: go through what arenas Orotska and her family have gone through.

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Speaker 3: There have been some members of Congress Michael that have

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Speaker 3: talked about holding accountable judges and prosecutors and other actors

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Speaker 3: in our government who let violent criminals go when those

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Speaker 3: violent criminals commit further crimes. There have been some people

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Speaker 3: talking about, hey, maybe we ought to hold people accountable

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Speaker 3: for their decisions. We've seen lots of judges and lots

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Speaker 3: of local prosecutors happening all over the country. What do

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Speaker 3: you think about that effort? Should people be held accountable?

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Speaker 3: You let somebody I went out of jail, they kill somebody.

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Speaker 3: Should you take part in the responsibility for that? I

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Speaker 3: think that idea has merit. What's your thought, Well, you've

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Speaker 3: got to have a conversation on that.

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Speaker 16: You know, in North Carolina, the judges are elected, and

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Speaker 16: I think that that's very important that you can hold

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Speaker 16: people accountable. But the fact is that Roy Cooper made many, many,

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Speaker 16: many appointments of judges of magistrates here in North Carolina,

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Speaker 16: and those judges have gone on to release criminals again

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Speaker 16: and again and again.

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Speaker 12: And the fact is there has to.

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Speaker 16: Be some level of culpability when you talk about people

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Speaker 16: who just want to come in with a social agenda,

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Speaker 16: and a lot of these folks not necessarily in the

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Speaker 16: magistrate level in North Carolina even having law degrees or

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Speaker 16: be qualified for it, and yet Roy Cooper was making

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Speaker 16: appointments and putting these people on the bench.

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Speaker 3: Michael Waltley is our guest Republican candidate for Senate down

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Speaker 3: in North Carolina, Chairman Waltley, in addition to these criminal

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Speaker 3: justice issues, what else are you hearing from the people

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Speaker 3: of North Carolina? Any traveling the state talking to voters

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Speaker 3: right now? You know, where are they on things? Where

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Speaker 3: are they on Iran? Where are they on President's successes

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Speaker 3: on immigration? What are the topics that are bubbling up

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Speaker 3: for you most in your conversations with voters.

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Speaker 16: You know, when you think about North Carolina, the voters

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Speaker 16: really truly want a stronger economy. And so the fact

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Speaker 16: that I am out there right now, working, you know,

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Speaker 16: across the state and having conversations with people, you know,

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Speaker 16: we want policies that are going to allow people to

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Speaker 16: make more money and to keep more money. We really

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Speaker 16: need to make sure that we have lower costs and

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Speaker 16: that we have lower taxes. Roy Cooper, my opponent, has

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Speaker 16: never seen a dollar that he didn't want a tax.

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Speaker 16: He raised taxes as a legislator, he veto tax cuts

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Speaker 16: as a senator, and when he announced he was running

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Speaker 16: for US Senate, he said that he was going to

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Speaker 16: oppose the one big, beautiful bill that he's going to pose,

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Speaker 16: Trump's working family tax cuts and work to try and

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Speaker 16: reverse that. You know, that bill, the Working Family Tax Cuts,

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Speaker 16: ensured that the average household in North Carolina paid fifty

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Speaker 16: seven hundred dollars less in taxes on April fifteenth than

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Speaker 16: they would have fit. That bill didn't pass, and Roy

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Speaker 16: Cooper's out there saying that he opposed it. You know,

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Speaker 16: the fact is, I want to make sure people pay

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Speaker 16: less in taxes, that they're going to pay less for housing,

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Speaker 16: for gasoline, for grocery prices, and that's what we're going

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Speaker 16: to fight for every single day. You know, when we

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Speaker 16: talk about Iran North Carolina, we have about ten percent

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Speaker 16: of all men and women in armed services Army, Navy,

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Speaker 16: Air Force, Marines, and Coastguard are for the United States

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Speaker 16: are based in North Carolina. And we absolutely want to

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Speaker 16: see our troops succeed. We need to make sure that

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Speaker 16: they have the support and the resources necessary to carry

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Speaker 16: out their mission around the world. Nobody in North Carolina

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Speaker 16: wants to see Iran have a nuclear weapon, and if

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Speaker 16: the President believes that we need to take steps to

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Speaker 16: prevent that from happening, they're going to back the President

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Speaker 16: as I do.

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Speaker 3: Talking to Michael Wattley in North Carolina, Chairman Watley want

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Speaker 3: to get your opinion. As a political strategies, you spend

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Speaker 3: a long time advising Republicans. You're now a candidate for

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Speaker 3: office yourself, but maybe give us your thoughts here. The

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Speaker 3: Republicans in Congress are going into the summer against the

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Speaker 3: backdrop of a midterm in which history would say the

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Speaker 3: party out of power should have some success. Now, I

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Speaker 3: think the redistricting and the map changes have given Republicans

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Speaker 3: some optimism that maybe they might OutKick their historical coverage.

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Speaker 3: But it seems to me that a little more governing

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Speaker 3: might help this summer. And they are discussing doing another

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Speaker 3: reconciliation bill on Capitol Hill, call it Reconciliation three point zero.

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Speaker 3: This would allow them to pass policy in the Senate

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Speaker 3: without having to get sixty votes. Do you agree, do

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Speaker 3: Republicans need to take a little more legislative action this summer?

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Speaker 3: And if yes, what would you put in there if

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Speaker 3: you were in Congress right now?

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Speaker 6: Well?

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Speaker 16: I do agree. You know the fact is that Republicans

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Speaker 16: when they listen to the voters, you have to listen

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Speaker 16: to your voters and understand the issues that they care about,

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Speaker 16: and then you need to put solutions on the table

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Speaker 16: and it's not just enough to talk. You've got to

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Speaker 16: actually get things done. And so you know what we

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Speaker 16: have seen right now is the Republicans in the House,

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Speaker 16: the Republicans and Senate passing the Working Families Tax Cut

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Speaker 16: Act is the single most important piece of legislation we've

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Speaker 16: seen in decades. It's absolutely critical to allow Americans to

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Speaker 16: keep more of their money. No tax on tips, no

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Speaker 16: tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security. These are

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Speaker 16: fundamentally important provisions that allow people to make more and

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Speaker 16: to keep more. Right, we need to see the Save

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Speaker 16: America Act pass. We need to see you know that

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Speaker 16: we're going to have election integrity. I think that that's

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Speaker 16: going to be terribly important for us, but for every

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Speaker 16: single Senator, for every single Congressman, for every single candidate.

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Speaker 2: My advice is pretty simple.

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Speaker 16: Listen to your voters, understand what they care about, and

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Speaker 16: put solutions on the table. That's what I'm doing as

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Speaker 16: I drive across this state. I've been to ninety seven

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Speaker 16: North Carolina county so far in this campaign, and what

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Speaker 16: I hear consistently is that people want to know that

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Speaker 16: I'm going to fight for them. Because Roy Cooper is

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Speaker 16: going to fight for New York. He's going to fight

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Speaker 16: for California, He's going to fight for Chicago and those

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Speaker 16: liberal values. I'm going to fight for North Carolina. That's

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Speaker 16: what people really want.

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Speaker 3: And this weekend, the North Carolina Republicans are having their

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Speaker 3: state party convention.

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Speaker 2: I know you're going to be there.

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Speaker 3: Is that your message to the Republican faithful there in

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Speaker 3: North Carolina?

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Speaker 2: We need to show action.

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Speaker 3: We need to show some fight to the voters who

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Speaker 3: elected these Republican majorities.

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Speaker 16: Absolutely, you know this election cycle is you know, you

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Speaker 16: go back to Sarah Huckabee Sanders. I'm going to give

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Speaker 16: her full credit on this that elections right now are

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Speaker 16: about common sense versus crazy. And the fact is I'm

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Speaker 16: fighting for an agenda that will make America stronger.

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Speaker 13: Right.

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Speaker 16: We need a strong economy, we need strong borders and

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Speaker 16: safe communities. We need to make sure that we're the strongest,

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Speaker 16: most respected nation around the world. What are the Democrats

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Speaker 16: fighting for? Roy Cooper, James tall, Rico, you know, Graham

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Speaker 16: plays are all fighting for the same thing. Open borders,

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Speaker 16: inflationary spending, and a woke week America. That's not what

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Speaker 16: North Carolina needs. I don't think it's what America needs.

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Speaker 3: Michael Waltley, former chairman of the Republican National Committee and

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Speaker 3: candidate for the United States Senate North Carolina.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for coming by. We'll have you back soon. Thanks Scott.

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Speaker 3: this Sunday night, we have very not Hollywood Sean. You

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Speaker 2: Which is it? You never disappoint. That's what the truth is.

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Speaker 3: All Right, This Sunday night, on the south lawn of

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Speaker 3: the White House, something amazing is going to happen. The

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Speaker 3: SNC White House correspondent Willie Brown, No, Willy Nelson, I'm

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Speaker 3: Willy Nelson is here? Why else were we playing this?

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Speaker 3: Willy Nelson is there? WILLI thanks thanks for making your

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Speaker 3: inaugural appearance on the Scott Jitting Show.

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Speaker 17: Scott, It's great to be here with you in front

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Speaker 17: of the West Ring at the White House. Earlier today,

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Speaker 17: the White House gave us correspondents full access to the

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Speaker 17: octagon and the infrastructure, which is what you're seeing on

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Speaker 17: the screen right now. And Scott, even though that video

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Speaker 17: looks incredible, I'm telling you, it still doesn't even do

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Speaker 17: it justice. I myself am a big fan of fights,

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Speaker 17: and I've been to multiple fights in my life and

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Speaker 17: I've never seen anything like this. So let me tell

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Speaker 17: you about a little bit about the night and what

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Speaker 17: we what we can expect, Scott, Scott, we can expect

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Speaker 17: the best fighters and athletes in the world to be

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Speaker 17: going at it. I mean, the fighters on this lineup,

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Speaker 17: even from the bottom, could be headlining their own event.

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Speaker 17: Of course, the main event. We have a guy called

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Speaker 17: the American, Justin Gatchee versus a Spanish fighter, Ilia Taporia. Now,

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Speaker 17: I myself, as a proud American, would love to see

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Speaker 17: the American win. You know, it's our two hundred and

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Speaker 17: fiftieth birthday. However, I'm gonna be honest, Scott. You know,

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Speaker 17: I'm a little bit of a realist. This is going

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Speaker 17: to be a tough, tough battle. India to Poria is

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Speaker 17: the current champion and is not meant to be messed with.

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Speaker 17: But you know, the other big question, mark, Scott, is

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Speaker 17: the weather. Now, Dana White has said that this piece

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Speaker 17: of infrastructure is built for anything, rain or shine. So

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Speaker 17: if it rains, it's going on.

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Speaker 2: Too much. You're telling me, yeah, you're telling me, rain

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Speaker 2: or shine.

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Speaker 3: No matter what's going on out there, they're fighting on

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Speaker 3: the south lawn of the White House.

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Speaker 17: Got the only thing that will prevent them from fighting,

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Speaker 17: and even so it could just be a temporary pause,

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Speaker 17: would be if there's lightning. And Dana has said that

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Speaker 17: he has a meteorologist here on site. I've been looking

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Speaker 17: for that meteorologist, but apparently there's a meteorologist on site

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Speaker 17: updating the UFC hour by hour so they can be

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Speaker 17: prepared for anything. And the really only concern is lightning.

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Speaker 17: But if there is no lightning and there's just a

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Speaker 17: little bit of rain or even humidity, then there.

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Speaker 6: Should be no issue.

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Speaker 17: They are prepared for the big battle.

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Speaker 3: Willie Nelson is our SNC White House correspondent. Willie, tell

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Speaker 3: me about the octagon. How many octopuses did they need

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Speaker 3: to make?

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Speaker 17: That?

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Speaker 6: That's a good question.

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Speaker 12: Let me see you.

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Speaker 10: Have no.

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Speaker 17: Scott. It's kind of unbelievable to see this cage here

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Speaker 17: on the south lawn.

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Speaker 12: I mean, I've come.

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Speaker 17: I've been only the White House correspondent for two weeks

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Speaker 17: for Salem, and which, by the way, as a sign,

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Speaker 17: is an incredible.

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Speaker 2: Honor to be here, great game day. It's I can't complain.

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Speaker 17: The one thing I'm slightly envious of you right now

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Speaker 17: is you got air conditioning. I don't know if you

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Speaker 17: can see, but it is hot, hot, hot form out there.

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Speaker 17: It's oh yeah, it's very warm. But to see a

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Speaker 17: cage here on the south lawn, you know, Scott, it's

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Speaker 17: more than just fighting for What this means. I don't

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Speaker 17: know if you know too much about the background and

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Speaker 17: history between President Trump and the UFC CEO and President

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Speaker 17: Dana White. But they go back close for US years,

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Speaker 17: close friends, and not even not even on some Republican

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Speaker 17: or Democrat thing. In fact, it was a Republican at

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Speaker 17: the time, John McCain who was trying to prevent the

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Speaker 17: UFC from having events in Arizona. But President Trump said, hey,

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Speaker 17: you can have a beautiful ballrooms.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so I forgot about that.

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Speaker 3: Well, it'll yeah, it'll be It'll be interesting to see

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Speaker 3: these two friends. I mean, we've seen them together. Obviously

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Speaker 3: it's a different political events, and President Trump has attended

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Speaker 3: UFC events and so you know, we've seen them together

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Speaker 3: very often. And what we're seeing on the screen now,

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Speaker 3: Dana White was working with Marco Rubio today. I guess

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Speaker 3: the state departments working with the UFC on some international

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Speaker 3: diplomacy efforts. I think the issue was if other countries

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Speaker 3: won't cooperate with US, we send the UFC fighters to

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Speaker 3: whoop their tails until they cooperate, I think, is what

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Speaker 3: I am. All Right, Willie Nelson, great job, we'll have

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Speaker 3: you back soon.

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Speaker 2: Enjoy the fights.

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Speaker 3: We're out of here. Scott jennings On Salem Back Tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: Thanks for listening,