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Speaker 1: am Larry Yolder. We are a Saleom News Channel. This hour,

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Speaker 1: we talked to Brandon Tatum about the Nolan Wells case,

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Speaker 1: talked to Steve Hilton, the California gubernatorial candidate. Is there

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Speaker 1: when hilton opponent Javier Bassera was Secretary of Health and

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Speaker 1: Human Service. Iran has long vowed to use nuclear weapons

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Speaker 1: borders are Tom Homan blames Democrats hateful rhetoric for assaults

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Speaker 1: on ice officers. Do you remember when Barack Obama gave

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Speaker 1: We do. Texas Democrats Senate candidate James Tallerico is flat

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Speaker 1: out lying about his anti police rhetoric. Poll shows most

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Speaker 1: Americans do not believe Democrat policy will change anything about

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Speaker 1: only make things worse. Republican Senate leader John Thune says

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Speaker 1: Doctor Fauci's diary has been released and his entries are bombshells.

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Speaker 1: Congressional hearing will be held tomorrow, and Senator Rand Paul

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Speaker 1: that President Biden pardoned him. All of this and more.

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Speaker 1: I've been saying for a long long time about the

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Speaker 1: no Republican has won an office statewide in over twenty years.

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Speaker 1: are fifteen members of city council, not one Republican. There are, however,

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Speaker 1: And what is it brought us here in California? Let's

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Speaker 1: The Democrats Socials of America have won primaries and elections

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Speaker 4: But you know what I would argue the biggest red

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Speaker 2: Look at this.

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Speaker 4: It's apathy not believing that Democrats can change anything because

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Speaker 4: Only forty one percent say help, hurt or wouldn't change it.

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Speaker 4: So look, these are all the red flags if in

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Speaker 5: This is what's going on.

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Speaker 1: So the majority of Americans either believe the Democrat policies

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Speaker 1: and It blows my mind that Donald Trump is now

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Speaker 1: getting worse ratings for the economy than Democrats. This is

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the countdown really is on. Let's put in perspective

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Speaker 6: the landscape. Here the bottom line number for Trump. This

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Speaker 6: at forty one percent approved. Compare that to his first term,

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Speaker 6: I think no mystery about what's driving this. Get us

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Speaker 6: on the issues here, majority disapprove everywhere. His best mark

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Speaker 6: explaining the overall approval rating. And then there's this, how

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Speaker 6: does he stack up with recent presidents at this same point.

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Speaker 6: Here again you see Trump at forty one, now forty

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now, we've talked about the media bias. And there's

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Speaker 1: But those aggregates that their primary sources from these very

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Speaker 1: do not remind it that Joe Biden averaged five percent

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Speaker 6: Democrats did lose the House since twenty two, but it

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Speaker 6: that their one chance is the image of the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 6: We've been seeing it in the primary season, socialists winning

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Speaker 6: this here among Democrats, this is that Fox poll a

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Speaker 6: majority have a favorable view of socialism. Step outside the

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Speaker 6: Socialism deeply unpopular there. So is that of vulnerability for

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Speaker 6: this is the particularly tough one. They need a net

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Speaker 3: How would they get.

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Speaker 6: There's first thing they can't lose ground Georgia, New Hampshire,

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Speaker 5: May Democrats have a new candidate there.

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Speaker 6: Now and in North Carolina where Democrats have nominated the

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Speaker 11: Involved at all. You guys had left. But do you

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Speaker 1: And Tatum fled out and ask him if he killed him?

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Speaker 11: They say that you guys deleted stuff out of his phone.

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Speaker 15: After coming back from doing the eulogy at the funeral

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Speaker 1: the Officer Tatum Show. As mentioned, Brandon went down to

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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, especially you know.

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Speaker 11: The interesting part, Larry, is that the family or Benjamin

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Speaker 1: All right, Brian, Let's take it from the top. They're

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Speaker 11: Based on the information that I've gotten, and I've seen

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Speaker 11: her text message. I haven't made them public because I

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Speaker 11: wanted her to have an opportunity to put it in

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Speaker 11: context for me. But I've seen her text message and

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Speaker 11: she is the young lady that was seen with Nolan,

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Speaker 11: hanging out with Nolan, and I really do believe she

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Speaker 11: was one of the last people that probably saw Nolan.

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Speaker 1: Now the authorities, of course, have interviewed her, and they've

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Speaker 1: interviewed the three friends. What is it if you haveuthorities.

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Speaker 7: Think happened, Well, see, I don't know. I haven't talked

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Speaker 7: to him.

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Speaker 11: I don't think that they're going to divulge their information

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Speaker 11: to a regular journalist like me, But it doesn't appear

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Speaker 11: that they think foul play occurred as of yet with

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Speaker 11: the preliminary autopsy, it doesn't appear that there's any blunt

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Speaker 11: force trauma to the face indicative of an assault or

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Speaker 11: something of that nature. And they're going off that which

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Speaker 11: was their independent first statement. And if they interviewed the

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Speaker 11: boys that I talked to and they gave the similar

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Speaker 11: statement they gave to me, it exonerates pretty much all

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Speaker 11: of these boys from.

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Speaker 7: Having any involvement in Nolan's death.

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Speaker 1: I have a lot more questions. We only have a

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Speaker 1: few seconds left in this segment, Brandon, But the young

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Speaker 1: man that you interviewed, was he offended? Was he angry

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Speaker 1: that some people are suggesting he has something to do

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Speaker 1: with his good friend's death.

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Speaker 11: I think the better analogy, or the better statement would

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Speaker 11: be he was hurt. He was disappointed. I mean, he

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Speaker 11: was devastated that people would suggest that he would kill his.

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Speaker 7: Best friend, one of his best friends.

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Speaker 11: So yeah, it was very troubling and it was very sad,

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Speaker 11: and I think he was really upset that Nolan's mom

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Speaker 11: had painted the picture that these boys were not his

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Speaker 11: friends and that they could possibly have killed them when

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Speaker 11: that more than likely was in the case.

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Speaker 1: Well, that was my next question. We'll pick it up

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Speaker 1: on the other side. I read that the mom suggested

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Speaker 1: something like that they weren't good friends at all. So

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Speaker 1: stick around for this brand and Triple eight nine seventy

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Speaker 1: Officer Tatum Show, is my guest, do not leave town.

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Speaker 1: I am Larry Yolder. We are selling newstownel. My guest

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Speaker 1: is Brandon Tatum, host of The Brandon Tatum Show, who

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Speaker 1: visited Mississippi and interviewed one of the friends of Nolan Wells.

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Speaker 1: Brandon I played a little excerpt of Al Sharpton coming

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Speaker 1: into our segment last segment. Notice he mispronounced his name.

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Speaker 1: He called him Dolan and not Nolan.

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Speaker 7: I'm not couldn't care less who this kid is.

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Speaker 11: In my opinion, he's He's just a name on a

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Speaker 11: on a board on his next stop to Grifton.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. The mother suggested that the three young men weren't

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Speaker 1: even close friends with Nolan.

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Speaker 11: What is that all about, Well, Larry, I'm kind of

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Speaker 11: shocked at that because when I look at what the

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Speaker 11: boys have shown me, I look at the pictures, the

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Speaker 11: fact that Warren said Nolan hangs out with them, especially

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Speaker 11: during the summertime, every almost every day, at least three

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Speaker 11: times a week. Nolan spent the night at their house,

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Speaker 11: and he went to Horn Island with them, and he

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Speaker 11: went last year. They told me that he goes boating

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Speaker 11: and stuff and hanging out with them all the time.

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Speaker 7: You know, when we were.

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Speaker 11: Riding out there, because they gave me a ride out

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Speaker 11: to Horn Island to see the path that they took

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Speaker 11: and everything like that. I mean, they were playing, getting emotional,

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Speaker 11: playing some of his favorite songs on the boat that

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Speaker 11: they would all listen to, and so, and they weren't

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Speaker 11: the only ones that, at least Warren wasn't the only one.

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Speaker 7: That told me that.

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Speaker 11: I interviewed Traston, who's a black kid that was Nolan's friend.

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Speaker 11: He said he was Nolan's best friend, and he articulated

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Speaker 11: that they were a close group of buddies.

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Speaker 7: That hung out all the time. And Traston even.

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Speaker 11: Said he would go over Nolan's house all the time,

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Speaker 11: spending the night, and so it was kind of shocking

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Speaker 11: to me listening to their statements. And it was also

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Speaker 11: shocking to them that Nolan's mom would say, act as

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Speaker 11: if she don't have no idea who these guys are.

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Speaker 7: And they definitely weren't his friends.

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Speaker 1: So he was with three friends. You interviewed all three

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Speaker 1: of them.

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Speaker 7: No I talked to, it was four of them.

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Speaker 11: I talked to all four of them. And then well,

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Speaker 11: so it was five kids I talked to. Total, only

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Speaker 11: two did an interview with me. I spoke to the

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Speaker 11: other ones, and they gave me statements about what happened,

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Speaker 11: and they put the timeline together. But they were afraid

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Speaker 11: to go on camera at the advice of their lawyers

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Speaker 11: and others, because they didn't want to get misunderstood and

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Speaker 11: have people clip things and put it out of context

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Speaker 11: and put them in a position where people will lie

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Speaker 11: even further on them. And Warren happened to take the

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Speaker 11: chance and put his neck out there and put some

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Speaker 11: statements there along with trace him.

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Speaker 1: So, of these friends, Brandon, one of them.

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Speaker 7: Is black, Yeah, was black. He is black.

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Speaker 1: I never knew about a black black person. All I

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Speaker 1: see in the media are pictures of Nolan and three

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Speaker 1: white guys. So a black guy was there too.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, it was another black guy, Javin, he was there

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Speaker 11: as well.

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Speaker 16: Wow.

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Speaker 11: And he actually left his phone on the boat as

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Speaker 11: well as Nolan's phone, and Javen's mom came and picked

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Speaker 11: up Nolan's phone in her son's phone from Warren's house

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Speaker 11: or whatever house that they were at right according to Warren.

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Speaker 7: So it was more than just one black guy. There

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Speaker 7: with a bunch of white reritnecks.

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Speaker 11: You know, it seems that they painted a picture that

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Speaker 11: wasn't necessarily true.

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Speaker 1: Now let's talk about the phone situation. When I first

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Speaker 1: read this, I thought it was odd that one of

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Speaker 1: his friends had his cell phone, because I don't go

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Speaker 1: anywhere without my phone. But now I see, this is

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Speaker 1: a boating trip. They're on an island, there's water, they're swimming.

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Speaker 1: It is not uncommon to leave your cell phone on

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Speaker 1: the boat.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, Larry, it was, and he wasn't only one.

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Speaker 11: They had five other people that left their phones on

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Speaker 11: that boat that did not return back on the boat

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Speaker 11: with them, so they had to disseminate the phones after

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Speaker 11: people got back. And the storyline is that they all

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Speaker 11: were planning to go out there and come back to

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Speaker 11: the same house and have a party. So if someone

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Speaker 11: left their phone on that boat, they'll just hop on

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Speaker 11: another boat and they'll end up meeting back together. And

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Speaker 11: initially when I heard it, I did think it was

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Speaker 11: strange without the context, so I understand how people are like,

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Speaker 11: why didn't have a boat, why didn't have his phone,

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Speaker 11: and how did they leave it? But they kept his phone,

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Speaker 11: And when I went out there, I realized. Even when

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Speaker 11: I went to do the interview and I went on

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Speaker 11: to Horn Island and we recorded a few things, I

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Speaker 11: left my phone on the boat because you have to

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Speaker 11: jump down in chest deep water to even get to

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Speaker 11: the island, So more than and the reception wasn't good there,

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Speaker 11: So more.

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Speaker 7: Than likely, I don't think a lot of kids.

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Speaker 11: Were out there worried about their phones more so than

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Speaker 11: having fun, drinking and doing all the other stuff that

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Speaker 11: teenagers do.

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Speaker 1: Who called Ben Crump? Who called al Sharpton? How did

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Speaker 1: they get involved?

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Speaker 7: I know for sure how.

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Speaker 11: They got involved, but I do know that it must

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Speaker 11: have been either initiated by the family or that Benjamin

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Speaker 11: Crump reached out to the family.

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Speaker 7: Either way it go.

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Speaker 11: I think that they found a story that they can

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Speaker 11: manipulate and they could try to make money off of.

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Speaker 7: That's just my personal opinion.

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Speaker 11: And the reason why I say that is because there

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Speaker 11: was no real reason to interject race into this.

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Speaker 7: Immediately.

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Speaker 11: They had already put out videos lying. They put out

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Speaker 11: videos blaming these kids, and the only technical evidence that

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Speaker 11: they had was that they were white, and that's not

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Speaker 11: sufficient in my opinion, unless you grifting and there's a

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Speaker 11: lot of things Larry that they should.

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Speaker 7: Have told the truth about.

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Speaker 11: But I believe they intentionally lied about the first video

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Speaker 11: that they said that Nolan was in an argument over

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Speaker 11: his phone.

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Speaker 7: Nolan's football coach came out and said.

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Speaker 11: Immediately when he heard that clip, he knew it wasn't

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Speaker 11: Nolan because he knows Nolan's voice. Why is his parents

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Speaker 11: not saying they know Nolan's voice? Why is Benjamin Crumb

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Speaker 11: still pushing it.

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Speaker 7: Even though it was debunked.

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Speaker 11: Also, I interviewed Ah I forget the guys now medical examiner.

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Speaker 11: He was the chief medical examiner in Terren County. I

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Speaker 11: interviewed him earlier and he had made mentioned that the

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Speaker 11: characterization of Benjamin Crump about some of the associated injuries

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Speaker 11: was was articulated improperly, meaning that let he tried to

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Speaker 11: Benjamin Crump tried to make something out of nothing, and

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Speaker 11: that wasn't what the medical examiner had produced in the

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Speaker 11: second autopsy.

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Speaker 7: So just a few of those instances.

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Speaker 11: Lead me to believe that they have a nefarious motive

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Speaker 11: behind this, at least Benjamin Crump does.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Trump's Crump said there was a red discoloration found

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Speaker 1: on Wells's head and that's not the characterization of the

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Speaker 1: medical examiner.

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Speaker 11: Well, that that particular redness is the character characterization of

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Speaker 11: the medical examiner. But it lacks context because it does

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Speaker 11: not mean that there was any damage or blunt force

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Speaker 11: trauma or anything to the back of the head. It

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Speaker 11: could have been caused in transport with obviously the body

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Speaker 11: is laying on his back and being transported across the country.

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Speaker 11: Pretty much it could have caused that. But Benjamin Crump

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Speaker 11: did not have the medical expertise to even talk about it.

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Speaker 11: He couldn't even read it, and he shouldn't have never

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Speaker 11: put that out there because it caused more questions than answers.

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Speaker 1: I could understand Brandon, why the family might call Sharpton

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Speaker 1: or ben Crump if they thought they were being jacked

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Speaker 1: around by the authorities, if they thought the authorities were

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Speaker 1: not doing a thorough job and investigating what happened to

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Speaker 1: their son. Is there any reason reason to suspect that

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Speaker 1: the authorities are doing a bad job, or dragging their feet,

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Speaker 1: or somehow they don't want to get to the truth.

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Speaker 11: Well, Larry, I think that there's no evidence of impropriety

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Speaker 11: when it comes to their investigators investigation. However, I can

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Speaker 11: see how parents want to make sure they do the

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Speaker 11: right thing by their son. This was a suspicious situation,

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Speaker 11: so I could see why they would want to hold

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Speaker 11: them accountable. But there's no need to have a civil

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Speaker 7: I wouldn't jump to a celebrity attorney.

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Speaker 11: Who is really only looking at it and monetarily, in

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Speaker 11: my opinion, because if you look at his track record,

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Speaker 11: It's only payouts and restitution and all of these other

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Speaker 11: things that involve money and not necessarily criminal justice.

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Speaker 1: Thirty seconds left in this segment, and then we have

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Speaker 1: a short one coming up. The case are going to

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Speaker 1: the grand jury? Correct? And there has not been a

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Speaker 1: toxicology report back yet? Is that correct?

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Speaker 11: One hundred percent correct? This is routine that it would

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Speaker 11: go to a grand jury. Does not mean that there

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Speaker 11: was a crime committed or impropriety. It's routine that they

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Speaker 11: do that to be consistent and be thorough an investigation,

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Speaker 11: and so yes to that, And the toxicology results have

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Speaker 11: not come back yet.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seventy one sag. My guest is Brandon Tatum,

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Speaker 1: host of the Officer Brandon Tatum show, Do Not Leave Town,

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple eight nine seven

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Speaker 1: one seven two or forty three. I am Larry Yoda.

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Speaker 1: We are stale in the newskand of coming up. Iran

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Speaker 1: has long vow to use nuclear weapons on Israel and

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Speaker 1: said so shortly after nine to eleven. Texas Democrats Senate

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Speaker 1: candidate James Tallerrico is now lying about this anti police rhetoric.

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Speaker 1: Doctor Fauci's diary has been released, if it's going to

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Speaker 1: be hearing tomorrow, and doctor Rand Paul is hopping mad

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Speaker 1: all of this and more. Triple eight ninety seven one

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Speaker 1: Sage Our last few minutes with Officer Brandon Tatum about

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Speaker 1: the Nolan Wells case. I was talking about this Brandon

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Speaker 1: on another show. I had another young man, black young

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Speaker 1: man who was all angry about this and talked about

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Speaker 1: Mississippi and about Emmitt Till and therefore you can't trust

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Speaker 1: what's going on in Mississippi. I said. Immittill was nineteen

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Speaker 1: killed Mississippi. Burnie was nineteen sixty four. This is not

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Speaker 1: your grandfather's America. Ask that question, Brandon, because I know

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Speaker 1: you have a chance to talk to people when you

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Speaker 1: were down there. Are they upset that the spotlight is

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Speaker 1: as some sort of a clans epic epicenter right now

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Speaker 1: because of this.

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Speaker 7: Case, Larry one percent.

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Speaker 11: I mean, people are very upset, and it's black and

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Speaker 11: white people alike, because this particular community isn't rooted in racism,

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Speaker 11: and many people are past the race thing.

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Speaker 7: Especially at Horn Island.

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Speaker 11: You have people that are age and white Hispanic people

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Speaker 11: from all over the country, mostly in Mississippi.

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Speaker 7: They come there and they get along. Nobody's having any issues.

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Speaker 7: As you can tell.

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Speaker 11: Nolan's one of his best friend groups were all white boys,

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Speaker 11: and if you look at it, the girls that he

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Speaker 11: We're past that point. And the craziest thing is they

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Speaker 11: cannot tell you in modern history an impropriety that have

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Speaker 11: occurred with the justice system in Mississippi. They can't give

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Speaker 11: us an example like they always go out and say, well,

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Speaker 11: if this happened to be a white kid instead of

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Speaker 11: an example in the last I don't know four decades

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Speaker 11: to go back to mmit Till who it was clearly a.

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Speaker 7: Deliberate racist attack on that boy.

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Speaker 11: He was thirteen, He was a kid, and they murdered him,

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Speaker 11: put a cotton gin around his neck and drowned him,

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Speaker 11: and he was beaten beyond recognition. How do you compare

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Speaker 11: that to an eighteen year old boy that made a

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Speaker 11: decision that could have possibly drowned. No one beat him

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Speaker 11: up because the autopsy has revealed that there's no blunt

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Speaker 11: force trauma that have occurred.

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Speaker 7: And this is what we're left with.

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Speaker 11: Instead of us saying, let's let the information project, we

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Speaker 11: don't need to be racist, and say just because they're

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Speaker 11: actually get to the bottom of what happened. And I'll

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Speaker 11: tell you this, I think that they've been going in

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Speaker 11: Some of the information that I've got more recently points

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Speaker 11: in the direction that someone else may know more than

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Speaker 11: these boys that they had been accusing since the beginning

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Speaker 11: of time. If they really cared, they would have done

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Speaker 11: I did. They will interview people and figure out are

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Speaker 11: these people involved or they not, and then let's go

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Speaker 11: on to other leads. And I've gotten a few leads

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Speaker 11: that indicate that there was heavy drinking, that there was

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Speaker 7: There's a person I have their.

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Speaker 11: Name, that they disseminated cocaine to some of these people

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Speaker 11: out on the island, and so they need to be

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Speaker 11: going down that path, but they're not.

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Speaker 1: Brandon, thank you so much for this. I really do

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Speaker 1: appreciate it. Brandon Tatum, host of The Officer Brandon Tatum Show. Brandon,

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Speaker 1: thank you so much. Good job, very thorough well done.

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Speaker 1: God bless you, Larry, God bless you here. So let's

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Speaker 1: get her teed up.

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Speaker 3: You can't succeed with lt.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one s A ge triple eight

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

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Speaker 1: We are sealing News Channel so much to get to

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Speaker 1: between now and the close of the program. This how

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Speaker 1: we're going to talk to Steve Hilton. There is a

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Speaker 1: growing scandal over illegal alien children who went missing when

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Speaker 1: Hilton's opponent, Javier Bessera was the head of HHS. Iran

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Speaker 1: has long vowed to use nuclear weapons against Israel and

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Speaker 1: said they would do so shortly after nine to eleven.

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Speaker 1: Do you remember that borders our Tom Homan blames Democrats

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Speaker 1: hateful rhetoric for the increase in assaults on ice officers,

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Speaker 1: And do you remember when Barack Obama gave Homan an

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Speaker 1: award for his work in deporting illegal aliens. Texas Democrats

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Speaker 1: Senate candidate James Tallerrico is lying about his anti police record.

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Speaker 1: Senate leader John Thune says the votes simply aren't there.

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Speaker 1: To get real the fellow buster, even though President Trump

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Speaker 1: thinks that the votes are in fact there. Doctor Valci's

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Speaker 1: diary has been released. The entries are bombshells, including his

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Speaker 1: own skepticism that the virus came from natural circumstances, even

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Speaker 1: though he kept saying it. They're going to be hearings

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Speaker 1: tomorrow and Ran Paul will be the point man for

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Speaker 1: the Republicans. All of this and more. Triple eight nine

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Speaker 1: seven to one Sage triple eight nine seven one seven

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Speaker 1: two four three one more thing about the race card

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Speaker 1: hustlers Ben Crump and Al Sharpton who are down in

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Speaker 1: Mississippi trying to suggest that what happened to Nolan Wells

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Speaker 1: had something to do with his race. These guys are

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Speaker 1: running out of stuff to do. I've told you about

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Speaker 1: that big survey done by the left wing think tank

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Speaker 1: called the Brookings Institution and Gallop asking over five thousand

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Speaker 1: Americans how they feel about interracial activity. Overwhelmingly they said

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Speaker 1: race has nothing whatever to do with how they select friends.

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Speaker 1: Overwhelmingly they said race have nothing to do with hiring decisions.

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Speaker 1: Half of them had bosses of a different race. Virtually

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Speaker 1: all of them had friends of a different race. Racism

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Speaker 1: is no longer a major factor in American life, and

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Speaker 1: when that happens, you have to look for new stuff.

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Speaker 1: That's why Crump and al Sharpen went to Mississippi stirring

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Speaker 1: up trouble because it's good for business. That's the family business.

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Speaker 1: I'll give them something to do if they want to

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Speaker 1: maybe make some sort of positive contribution. This is the

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Speaker 1: Chicago Sun Times last year, in March headline Where's My Justice?

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Speaker 1: Only six percent of Chicago's shootings lead to arrests. The

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Speaker 1: Chicago Sun Times finds this is the headline subheadline. More

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Speaker 1: than nineteen thousand people were wounded in shootings in Chicago

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Speaker 1: since twenty eighteen. The Chicago Police Department has made arrests

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Speaker 1: in only one thousand, two hundred of those cases, so

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Speaker 1: in seventeen thousand, eight hundred of them no arrests, it said.

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Speaker 1: Last year, meaning twenty twenty four, there were two thousand,

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Speaker 1: three hundred non fatal shootings in Chicago. The police made

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Speaker 1: arrests in one hundred and forty one of them. That's

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Speaker 1: a clearance rate of six percent. Here's what the Chicago

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Speaker 1: Sun Times said in unquoting. Mayor Brandon Johnson pledged during

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Speaker 1: his campaign to hire two hundred more detectives, but records

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Speaker 1: show the number of detectives assigned to at least one

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Speaker 1: shooting has actually fallen by nearly twenty percent, with forty

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Speaker 1: fewer investigators in twenty twenty four than they had last year.

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Speaker 1: Those who did the shootings remain on the streets, free

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Speaker 1: to hurt more people. Seeing no arrest, victim's friends in

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Speaker 1: some cases try to take justice into their own hands

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Speaker 1: and retaliate. Quote. Some of the city's most violent neighborhoods

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Speaker 1: have some of the highest rates of shooting cases that

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Speaker 1: end up being closed without anyone being arrested. The police

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Speaker 1: assigns eight point four percent of its officers to detective work.

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Speaker 1: By contrasts, New York City eleven point four percent, Los

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Speaker 1: Angeles fifteen point four percent, Philadelphia Philadelphia eight point seven percent.

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Speaker 1: The percentage of murders cleared by an arrest we're talking

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Speaker 1: about shootings before. These are shootings that lead to murders.

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Speaker 1: Percentage of murders cleared by an arrest in Chicago twenty

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Speaker 1: five percent. In New York, by contrast, it's more than

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Speaker 1: fifty percent. Where's Crump, Where's Sharpton? Where's Barack Obama who

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Speaker 1: adopted Chicago as his hometown. Meanwhile, Obama's made all sorts

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Speaker 1: of statements about Donald Trump and how Donald Trump and

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Speaker 1: Obama's view has made America what raised this article in

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Speaker 1: The Daily Signal. Obama has compared America under Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: to the period after the Civil War that gave birth

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Speaker 1: to the KKK. Obama said, the United States quote having

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Speaker 1: the same arguments close court, That's how you put it.

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Speaker 10: Quote.

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Speaker 1: The issues are still there. How are you going to

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Speaker 1: help the freed people who've been enslaved. What are you

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Speaker 1: going to do to give them? What are you going

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Speaker 1: to give them to allow them to have a go

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Speaker 1: at life? He continued. You trace that debate forty acres

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Speaker 1: and a mule and public education, and you can trace

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Speaker 1: it all the way through to debates about welfare and

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Speaker 1: debates now about DEI and do we as a society

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Speaker 1: have an obligation to address past injustices that have institutionalized

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Speaker 1: or left the legacy of poverty. We're having that argument.

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Speaker 1: He didn't stop there. He then said this in the

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Speaker 1: quoting Obama, You've got a Supreme Court that has systematically

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Speaker 1: weakened the possibilities of enforcing voting rights in our democracy.

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Speaker 1: May I mention that one of those who was on

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Speaker 1: the wrong side in air quotes of that decision was

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Speaker 1: a black man, Clarence Thomas, who said the Civil Rights

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Speaker 1: Voting Rights Act was not designed to create black districts,

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Speaker 1: Hispanic districts. It was dying to make sure that poll taxes,

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Speaker 1: grandfather clauses, literacy tests and things like that were not

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Speaker 1: being used. And the idea that black people must be

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Speaker 1: represented by a black person would suggests that a white

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Speaker 1: Obama never could have been elected president of the United States.

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Speaker 1: But Hero Obama is doing what he always does, playing

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Speaker 1: the race card. The article points out that in twenty ten,

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Speaker 1: early in Obama's administration, only thirteen percent of Americans said

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Speaker 1: they worried about race relations a great deal. By twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 1: relations a great deal had risen to thirty five percent.

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Speaker 1: A Erasmusen poll in twenty sixteen, sixty percent of Americans said,

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Speaker 1: quote race relations have gotten worse since Obama's election, end

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Speaker 1: of quote, and now he's doing it again. But not

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Speaker 1: one word about the low clearance rate for arrests and

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Speaker 1: for homicides in his adopted hometown. Not one word about

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Speaker 1: the fact that a young black man is thirteen times

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Speaker 1: more likely to be murdered than a young white man's

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Speaker 1: same demo, and almost always the murderer is another young

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Speaker 18: It's a heartbreaking.

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Speaker 19: Secretary Sarah pressured the Office of Refugee Resettlement to speed

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Speaker 7: What was the unaccompanied children program?

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Speaker 2: For those who are not familiar, Michael.

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Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seven one Sage Triple eight nineteen one

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Speaker 1: seven two four three. That is a short segment of

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Speaker 1: a longer clip about the migrant camp abuse camp growing

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Speaker 1: eight ninety seventy one. Sage is a number. I'm Larry Older.

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Speaker 1: We are Stale on the news channel. We are joined

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Speaker 1: by Steve Hilton, Republican candidate for governor, whose website, of

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Speaker 1: course is Steve Hilton Forgovernor dot com. Steve, you and

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Speaker 1: I have talked both on the air and off the

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Speaker 1: many of them were lost, displaced, not found, it could

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Speaker 1: blow up and become an issue in this race. Are

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Speaker 1: we at that stage right now, Steve, Well, it should be.

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Speaker 20: I mean, we did this event yesterday where we played

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Speaker 20: that tape.

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Speaker 5: This is a whistleblower.

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Speaker 20: Interview that we carried out with an investigative independent journalist,

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Speaker 20: Anthony Ruben, about three weeks ago in Orange County. I

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Speaker 20: was there for all of it, and there's much more

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Speaker 20: that interview, and there's much more to come from many

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Speaker 20: other whistleblowers that are coming forward to us, both people

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Speaker 20: who worked in these camps and who were victims of

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Speaker 20: the camps. So this is just the beginning, and I

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Speaker 20: think everyone needs to understand because there's been a lot

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Speaker 20: of under reporting of this as well as a lot

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Speaker 20: of people not realizing the scale and the extent of

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Speaker 20: it and the nature of it.

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Speaker 5: I want to just give the basic facts.

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Speaker 20: During Biden's border crisis, you had four hundred and seventy

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Speaker 20: nine thousand unaccompanied children across the border. Every single one

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Speaker 20: of those is in the custody was in the custody

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Speaker 20: of Javier Bassa. Because it's his agency that's supposed to

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Speaker 20: take care of them, HHS. The job of HHS was

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Speaker 20: to keep these children safe in facilities until they could

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Speaker 20: be moved to a responsible adult who would take care

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Speaker 20: of them. But Sarah did neither of those things. The

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Speaker 20: camps themselves were an absolute discs, with widespread reports of

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Speaker 20: sexual abuse, rotten food being given to kids, unclean drinking water,

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Speaker 20: psychological abuse, terrible conditions in the camps themselves, but then

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Speaker 20: when they leave the camps it got even worse. Prior

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Speaker 20: to Biserah, there was a vetting process to make sure

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Speaker 20: that every single child is put in the hands of

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Speaker 20: someone who if they claim to be a relative, they

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Speaker 20: really are a relative, If they claim to be a responsible,

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Speaker 20: faster parent or sponsor than they really are, or some

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Speaker 20: relative or whatever.

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Speaker 5: All of those checks procedures.

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Speaker 20: The vetting was dismantled by Besserah because he didn't want

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Speaker 20: the pictures of kids in camps associated with his political reputation,

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Speaker 20: so he told them to speed it up to get

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Speaker 20: the kids out of that quick. This is now the testimony,

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Speaker 20: not just documented and other evidence. This was the testimony

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Speaker 20: of that whistleblower. The exact things that they were hold

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Speaker 20: not to do check IDs, follow up, you know, check

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Speaker 20: suspicious IDs, check who these people were. The message was

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Speaker 20: get them out as quickly as possible. As a result

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Speaker 20: of that, And here's the number that is staggering, because

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Speaker 20: there's been a number reported that piserah lot eighty five

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Speaker 20: thousand kids. That number's been out there for a few

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Speaker 20: years because it was originally in a New York Times report.

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Speaker 20: The real number three hundred and nineteen thousand, three hundred

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Speaker 20: and nineteen thousand kids that couldn't be located. Now, the

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Speaker 20: Trump administration has been working hard to locate them and

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Speaker 20: has actually found one hundred and eighty thousand. That leaves

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Speaker 20: around one hundred and forty thousand who are still missing.

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Speaker 20: Of those, it's estimated that one hundred thousand are under

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Speaker 20: thirteen here in America somewhere. And we also know now

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Speaker 20: and there'll be much more on this, that these children,

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Speaker 20: many of them, were handed directly to the clutches of

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Speaker 20: child sex traffickers or abusive employers employing child labor, often

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Speaker 20: in dangerous conditions. There are reports of kids losing their

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Speaker 20: arms in industrial accents, fourteen year old girls being raped

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Speaker 20: by their sponsor.

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Speaker 5: I mean it is horrific.

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Speaker 20: It is horrific, and there has been no accountability for Passerah.

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Speaker 20: And the final point I would make is it goes

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Speaker 20: to his judgment and his character. If he can put

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Speaker 20: his own political reputation ahead of the welfare of hundreds

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Speaker 20: of thousands of young Latino children, then what else is

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Speaker 20: he capable of. This man cannot be governor Steve.

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Speaker 1: What has Basarah said about this?

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Speaker 20: So most of yesterday news organizations were reporting that they

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Speaker 20: hadn't responded. Then at the end of the day he

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Speaker 20: responded with a pathetic statement that was all about Trump. Literally,

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Speaker 20: oh this or Trump's fault Trump and Trump's ice is

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Speaker 20: killing people. Just total deflection, absolutely no responsibility taken. Previously,

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Speaker 20: when he's been pressed by the media, he said that

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Speaker 20: that the bad things that happened happened after these kids

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Speaker 20: left his.

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Speaker 5: Care or yes, because he sped up the process.

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Speaker 20: He also denied any responsibility for what happened after all,

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Speaker 20: and claimed that the conditions in the camps were very good.

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Speaker 20: He actually visited the camp that we did our event

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Speaker 20: in where that whistleblower worked, and we've got more testimony

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Speaker 20: from her coming on Thursday. I mean, this is just

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Speaker 20: the beginning, and I'm just hoping that there will be

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Speaker 20: justice and there will be accountability, and the volume and

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Speaker 20: the scale of the scandal will mean that he will

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Speaker 20: have to take responsibility for it at some point in

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Speaker 20: this campaign.

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Speaker 1: Has there been any interest in this by the La Times,

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Speaker 1: by the papers in the Bay Area, by the Sacramento

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Speaker 1: b Local TV? Nothing?

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Speaker 5: No local TV.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, we we were on LA Local TV last night,

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Speaker 20: will be again tonight. But nothing from those those papers

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Speaker 20: that love to trumpet their commitment to justice and compassion

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Speaker 20: and the welfare of immigrants immigrant.

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Speaker 1: Is I recall there were some hearings about this early

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Speaker 1: on in Trump two point oh. What was the result

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Speaker 1: of that built hearings?

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Speaker 20: Well, a lot of good information was forthcoming from that,

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Speaker 20: many of much of which we also put into our

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Speaker 20: dossier on this yesterday on the Vasserah migrant child abuse camps,

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Speaker 20: horrific reports of abuse. So there's there's been lots of reporting,

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Speaker 20: but somehow he's gotten away with it. I mean, this

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Speaker 20: is the fact that he can be selected by the

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Speaker 20: Democrat machine to be their candidate for governor when when

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Speaker 20: his actions directly led to the abuse and exploitation of

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Speaker 20: hundreds of thousands of migrant Latino is just beyond belief.

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Speaker 1: We only have about thirty seconds left. The website is

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Speaker 1: Steve Hilton for Governor dot Com. Steve, I recall you

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Speaker 1: brought this up during the debate and what happened.

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Speaker 20: Well, he just called it maga talking points. I mean

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Speaker 20: even one of the other Democrats said, what are you

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Speaker 20: talking about? This was in the New York Times. I mean,

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Speaker 20: it is unconscionable. I mean, he's asking us to vote

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Speaker 20: for him based on his experience. This was the last

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Speaker 20: big job that he had. This is what he did

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Speaker 20: with it. It's a scandal of epic proportions. I would say,

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Speaker 20: just on a human level, this is one of the

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Speaker 20: greatest government scandals of I don't know what time period

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Speaker 20: you want to go back over, but what I mean,

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Speaker 20: what could be worse than the government handing kids to

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Speaker 20: child sex traffickers?

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Speaker 5: Steve Hilton in a simple way.

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Speaker 1: For Steve Hilton for Governor com, Steve Hilton.

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Speaker 20: Into the world's into the largest child's trafficking operation.

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Speaker 1: In his Steve Hilton for Governor dot Com. Steve Hilton

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Speaker 1: for Governor dot Com. Steve, thank you so much.

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Speaker 5: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Larry triple eight nine seven one, sa GE triple eight

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Speaker 1: nine seventy one seven two four to three. I'm Larry Elder.

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Speaker 1: We are Salem News Channel and we are in the

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Speaker 1: final four days of my Food for the Poor campaign.

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Speaker 1: He's going to my website Larryelder dot com. You'll see

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Speaker 1: the give Food banner at the very top. Well, you

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Speaker 1: texts Elder to five one five five five, or you

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Speaker 1: five five nine one eight four six seven three. Ed

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Speaker 1: Rain is the President and CEO of Food for the Poor,

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Speaker 1: and he says his team on the ground has been

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Speaker 1: humbled by your generosity.

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Speaker 8: We work in twenty countries in the Caribbean and Latin America,

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Speaker 8: and people who have no other resources except the incredible

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Speaker 8: generosity of typically Americans, who you know, time and time again,

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Speaker 8: you know, really just give from the bottom of the

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Speaker 1: Be and as I mentioned, not one dime from government.

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Speaker 1: It's all up to us. So many of you have

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Speaker 1: four six seven three. We are in our final four days.

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Speaker 1: dot com. Now. Senator John Kennedy says that there needs

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Speaker 1: to be either a speech or a long press conference

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Speaker 1: where Donald Trump lays out why we went to war

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Speaker 1: against Iran Number forty two.

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Speaker 21: I've seen the poll. It looks about right. I support

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Speaker 21: the President Iran. We all need to do a better

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Speaker 21: job messaging. I may end up with a sombrero on

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Speaker 21: my head by saying this. But we all know the president.

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Speaker 21: He exists loudly, he grows anxious when he has an

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Speaker 21: unexpressed thought. He's not always disciplined in his messaging. I'm

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Speaker 21: not saying he should stop talking. He's the president. I'm not,

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Speaker 21: but I would put Rubio and Caine and Radcliffe and

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Speaker 21: headset out there, either in a speech or in a

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Speaker 21: long press conference, to explain what's going on in Iran,

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Speaker 21: why we went in, why we're still there now. The

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Speaker 21: Democrats I listened to Bernie, Bernie wants to just come home.

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Speaker 21: He wants to turn out the lights, make sure the

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Speaker 21: cat's inside, and.

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Speaker 1: Go to bit.

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Speaker 21: That would be a huge, huge mistake.

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Speaker 22: Well, it's interesting because sixty seven percent of Americans want

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Speaker 22: the war to end now. And during that question, you

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Speaker 22: floated the idea to General Kine, the Chairman of the

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Speaker 22: Joint Chiefs, that the US could stop in Iran and

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Speaker 22: the blockade and bring troops home. He didn't lay out

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Speaker 22: for you the potential consequences. But why did you.

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Speaker 3: Ask that question?

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Speaker 22: Are you're not advocating it, Why are you asking it?

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Speaker 21: Because I want to know the answer. Look, here's what

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Speaker 21: I think we ought to do. I think we ought

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Speaker 21: to tighten the sanctions on the sale of Iran inele.

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Speaker 21: I think we ought to continue the blockade and starve

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Speaker 21: them out. I think we ought to bomb Pick Mountain

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Speaker 21: and try to reach what's underneath it. I don't know

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Speaker 21: about I don't have enough information to know about continuing

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Speaker 21: the attacks. The President likes the daily attacks. He believes

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Speaker 21: that sometimes you have to kill a few chickens to

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Speaker 21: scare the monkeys. That's not going I don't think that's

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Speaker 21: gonna work with the Iranian leadership. These people are more

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Speaker 21: than mildly insane. It's like dealing with Son of Sam

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Speaker 21: or Charles Manson. But I don't think we all are

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Speaker 21: just cut and run. If we can stand the pain

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Speaker 21: of the rising costs of energy, we need to stay

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Speaker 21: the course, at least for a few more months. I

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Speaker 21: also don't think we need to send in troops. That's

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Speaker 21: my opinion for what it's worth.

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Speaker 1: Now there, I've been saying for a long time. It

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Speaker 1: really really irritates me that when Donald Trump met with

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Speaker 1: the Natal General Secretary Mark Rudda, and Rudda said that

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Speaker 1: Iran was close to getting a nuclear weapon and that

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Speaker 1: Trump did the right thing by setting back the nuclear

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Speaker 1: program and that the world is safer because of it.

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Speaker 1: All of that was buried, wrote an article about it.

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Speaker 1: I looked at the Associated Press, I looked at Reuters,

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Speaker 1: I looked at the various major news outlets that covered

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Speaker 1: the meeting that he Trump had with Rudda, and either

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Speaker 1: that part of it was not there at all, or

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Speaker 1: it's buried. Let's talk about what Iran's intentions would be

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Speaker 1: if and when they obtained a nuclear weapon. Don't go

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Speaker 1: dot com. That's Relief Factor dot com. You heard Senator

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Speaker 1: Kennedy say that there should be a press conference or

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Speaker 1: a speech. Maybe it should be done by General Cain,

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Speaker 1: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, or by Marco Rubio to

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Speaker 1: explain to Americans why we are in this war. It

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Speaker 1: seems to me the President has been pretty consistent we're

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Speaker 1: trying to stop Aram from getting a bomb, a nuclear bomb,

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Speaker 1: particularly since they vowed to use it. Now, this business

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Speaker 1: about much of America not understanding why we're in the war,

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Speaker 1: much of America wants us to cut and run, has

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Speaker 1: to be based upon an assumption that Iran was not

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Speaker 1: close to getting a nuclear weapon, an assumption that the

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Speaker 1: General Secretary, as have said repeatedly, has said that they

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Speaker 1: were close to getting a nuclear weapon, and the assumption

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Speaker 1: that if they had the nuclear weapon, they wouldn't use it.

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Speaker 1: This is an article from IPS, which is an international

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Speaker 1: news service, dated twelve fourteen, two thousand and one, so

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Speaker 1: not after nine to eleven dateline Tehran. Let me just

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Speaker 1: read you a little bit of this article. First sentence,

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Speaker 1: one of Iran's most influential ruling clerics called Friday on

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Speaker 1: Muslim states to use nuclear weapons against Israel, assuring them

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Speaker 1: while such an attack would annihilate Israel, it would cost

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Speaker 1: them damages. Only Ayatola Ali Akbar, Hashimi, Ross and Johnny

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Speaker 1: told the crowd at the traditional Friday prayers in Tehran, quote,

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Speaker 1: if a day comes when the world of Islam is

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Speaker 1: fully equipped with arms, Israel has in possession, the strategy

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Speaker 1: of colonialism would face a stalemate because application of an

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Speaker 1: atomic bomb would not leave anything in Israel, but the

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Speaker 1: same thing would just produce damages in the Muslim world, analysts,

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Speaker 1: said mister Hashimi Ross and Johnni's speech continues, the article

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Speaker 1: was the strongest against Israel, but also the first time

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Speaker 1: that a prominent leader of the Islamic Republic openly suggests

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Speaker 1: the use of nuclear weapons against a Jewish state. Now

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Speaker 1: he's just not some cleric. He is a chairman of

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Speaker 1: what's called the Assembly to disarm the Exuman, chairman of

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Speaker 1: the Assembly to dis earn the interests of the state.

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Speaker 1: The article referred to him as the Islamic Republic's number

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Speaker 1: two man after Ayatola Hameni. So the number two man

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Speaker 1: has said that we will use nuclear weapons we get

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Speaker 1: them against Israel. It'll destroy Israel. It'll do some damage

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Speaker 1: to the Middle East, no question, but just some damage.

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Speaker 1: Only said this right after nine eleven. Are there any

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Speaker 1: questions now about the speculation that we are depleting our weapons.

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Speaker 1: Here's what the United Nations Ambassador Mike Walls said to

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Speaker 1: NBC number forty one.

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Speaker 23: So the world's economies hostile, you raised assets, I want

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Speaker 23: to ask you about the assets. NBC News is reporting

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Speaker 23: the Pentagon is actually rationing some defense weaponry amid diminishing supplies.

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Speaker 23: Is America backing away from a larger military attack because

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Speaker 23: its military stockpile has been depleted?

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Speaker 24: Well, look, we have to take a step back here

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Speaker 24: and that a lot of stockpiles were depleted, not only

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Speaker 24: from what we gave Ukraine over the Lane last however

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Speaker 24: many years, four or five years, and the administration inherited

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Speaker 24: the Secretary Secretary Hegseth inherited a depleted situation from not

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Speaker 24: only Ukraine, but also the ongoing fight with the hu

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Speaker 24: Thi's under the Biden administration and a depleted military under

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Speaker 24: the Biden administration. So they have decided one they're going

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Speaker 24: to new types of munitions, cheaper munitions, new technologies, but

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Speaker 24: also with these new defense budgets, rebuilding our great military.

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Speaker 5: However, I want to be cleared.

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Speaker 23: I want to acknowledge their deplete.

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Speaker 7: I want to be crystal clear.

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Speaker 24: The US military, and I've verified this every which way,

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Speaker 24: has everything that it needs to conduct this campaign as

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Speaker 24: effectively as it needs to be. And I have to

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Speaker 24: tell you that people that are leaking this nonsense, deserve

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Speaker 24: to be in jail.

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Euronews reporting there two more protests were publicly hanged

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Speaker 1: yesterday morning, blaming the total to four out of twelve sentence.

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Speaker 1: In the same case, the Iranian authorities accused the defendants

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Speaker 1: of killing four members of the Bashise militia during clashes

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Speaker 1: in the streets, claiming that they were protecting some of

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Speaker 1: the protesters and when the besieged militia and special units

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Speaker 1: tried to get the protesters, they closed the doors so

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Speaker 1: they couldn't get them. So so far four hangings out

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Speaker 1: of twelve sentence in the very same case. Presumably there'll

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Speaker 1: be more hangings over the next few days. Meanwhile, the

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Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal is reporting that Iran is firing with

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Speaker 1: what they're calling their key bar Chican ballistic missiles. They

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Speaker 1: can be kept fueled and launched quickly from vehicles to

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Speaker 1: evade US and Israeli airplanes, and analysts say that these

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Speaker 1: weapons are cheaper than the US and these rarely interceptors

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Speaker 1: used to shoot them down. Wall Street Journal described them

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Speaker 1: as the workhorse of Tehran's Arsenal quote, a cheap, mobile

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Speaker 1: accrid weapon with the range of at least nine hundred

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Speaker 1: miles and recently continues the Wall Street Journal. Iran has

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Speaker 1: been using it in complex attacks, proving itself to be

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Speaker 1: an adaptable adversary for the United States. Iran is believed

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Speaker 1: to have two thousand, five hundred of these missiles and

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Speaker 1: other medium range missiles before the war began. Quote it

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Speaker 1: might be assembling more from components stored an underground basis.

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Speaker 1: Unclear how many more they have, unclear how quickly they

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Speaker 1: This is an adversary. It couldn't care less about its

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Speaker 18: and asked for cuts and social secring benefits. Can we

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Speaker 18: put those two things together?

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Speaker 2: Thanks?

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Speaker 1: Triple eight ninety seven one Sage Triple eight nine seven

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Speaker 1: one seven two four to three. I am Larry Elder.

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Speaker 1: We are saling news channels don't do between now and

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Speaker 1: the close of the program. Doctor Fauci's diary has been released,

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Speaker 1: and there are some bombshells in it. They're going to

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Speaker 1: be hearings tomorrow. Ran Paul not too surprisingly hopping mad

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Speaker 1: borders are Tom Homan blames Democrats hateful rhetoric as he

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Speaker 1: Tennant candidate James tallerco is lying about his anti police record.

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Speaker 1: All of this and more. Triple eight nine seven one

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Speaker 1: That's Stage wireless dot com. Neil is in the bronx.

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Speaker 10: Neil.

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Speaker 1: You never call, you never write. I wanna whip up,

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Speaker 1: whip out the race card on you. You never call,

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Speaker 1: you never write, You leave me hanging.

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Are you doing man?

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Speaker 7: I'm doing well.

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Speaker 1: Well. Thank you for calling.

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Speaker 10: It's been a while.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 10: Let me tell you what's going on in city. Let

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01:16:47,720 --> 01:16:53,360
Speaker 10: me first thing. Then Crumb he's corrupted, all right, he'll

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Speaker 10: have on a case for my cousin, and then my cousin.

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Speaker 10: She not deceived. He's out the case. So he's up.

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Speaker 10: He's down with it.

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Speaker 1: You're talking about mom Dommy now Trump lawyer Ben oh

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Speaker 1: Ben Crump Okay.

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Speaker 10: He's corrupted like a dog man. I mean, the man

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Speaker 10: got my he got my cousin case. So unless he

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Speaker 10: was dead, he'll take that case. So he's corrupted. And

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Speaker 10: then the mayor sent the man is arresting my family.

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Speaker 10: You got to walk them around and Jimmy your queen.

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Speaker 1: Why is he rasting your family? You only got about

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Speaker 1: thirty seconds. Tell me real quickly, why is he arresting

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Speaker 1: your family?

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Speaker 10: Mike Mike's mother brother house in Queens. He talked about

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Speaker 10: keeping tax on the house. He wanted more, move up,

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Speaker 10: move the house. So now he's got a problem coming

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Speaker 10: his wedding. He met with my family, so our sick

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Speaker 10: reservice beat his curty up.

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Speaker 1: All right, well, you you keep us posted. He's trying,

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Speaker 1: he's trying to get him your family member moved out.

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Speaker 1: You keep us posted, Neil, God bless Larry. So let's

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Speaker 1: get her teeed up.

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Speaker 3: That you can't succeed with LT.

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Speaker 25: The only reason they want to meet is because we've

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Speaker 25: been hitting.

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Speaker 2: It very hard.

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Speaker 25: Yeah, how much patience do you have? I have a

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Speaker 25: lot of patience. I have plenty of time. Plenty of time.

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Speaker 26: Their whole chore lines wiped out the strait is in

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Speaker 26: very good shape.

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Speaker 25: And we're talking right now. You know, they wanted to

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Speaker 25: talk that.

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Speaker 26: People said, please don't drop, don't youune last night, the

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Speaker 26: night before, two nights, don't do it. You know, we're

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Speaker 26: having good talks. So we'll see what happens. I think

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Speaker 26: there's a good chance that something could happen, and.

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Speaker 25: If it does, good. If it doesn't, we go back

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Speaker 25: to doing what we were doing two days ago.

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Speaker 1: Priple eight nights seventy one s a ge Triple eight

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

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Speaker 1: We are a Salem news channel. Then, of course President

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, he set to meet with Bib not in

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Speaker 1: Yahoo today, probably already happened, first face to face sit

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Speaker 1: down since the outbreak of the war in late February,

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01:19:23,920 --> 01:19:32,519
Speaker 1: speaking of radical Islam. This is in Paris. Pregnant woman

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Speaker 1: among three injured. Attacker shouted Allah commanded me with the

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Speaker 1: authorities right now or not treating it as a terror

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Speaker 1: incident under investigation. A source close to the investigation said, quote,

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Speaker 1: the guy said, all Lah sent me to kill women.

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Speaker 1: But no, it's just not call this a tear attack.

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Speaker 1: Victims are nineteen twenty four thirty six years old. One

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Speaker 1: of the victims, by the way, it's pregnant. Two of

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Speaker 1: them are reportedly in critical condition, a third in serious condition.

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Speaker 1: Off to a police officer saw a man with two

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Speaker 1: knives attacked a pedestrian, suspect of a thirty one year

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Speaker 1: old male. No further information on his background had been

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Speaker 1: made public so far. Now let's revisit what the DSA

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Speaker 1: co chair said about the platform of the Democrat Socials

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Speaker 1: of America, to which, of course, so on mom DOMI belongs,

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Speaker 1: as does the candidate who will likely win her seat,

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Speaker 1: dar Lisa Avila Chevalier number sixty.

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Speaker 9: So we're gonna put up on the screen a few

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Speaker 9: of the things that are part of your platform, and

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Speaker 9: I want to ask you just give me sort of

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Speaker 9: a true false on these. Abolish the Senate, true, okay,

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Speaker 9: Replace the Presidency and Supreme Court as we now know them.

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Speaker 7: Yep.

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Speaker 9: Abolish ice, Absolutely, abolish borders, and give amnesty to anyone

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Speaker 9: currently in the US illegally.

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Speaker 27: As a long term plan.

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Speaker 1: Yep.

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Speaker 9: Defund the Pentagon. Absolutely, abolish prisons, at least in large part.

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Speaker 17: Yeah again, that is part of a long term program.

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Speaker 9: Yeah okay, So no prisons, government or public ownership of

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Speaker 9: most large corporations.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely no, Sash Shannon Breen too, Okay, so no prisons. Okay,

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Speaker 1: so no prisons. Hakeem Jeffries, the Democrat House leader, says

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Speaker 1: no Democrats have called for abolishing ice really, number thirty seven.

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Speaker 28: I think one of the things that some of those

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Speaker 28: who are winning their primaries and will likely be in

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Speaker 28: office want to know is if you are going to

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Speaker 28: agree to hold votes on abolishing ice, opening borders, things

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Speaker 28: of that nature, will you.

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Speaker 29: Well, I've spoken to several of the incoming members of

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Speaker 29: Congress across the ideological spectrum. Not a single person has

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Speaker 29: raised those issues.

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Speaker 1: Not a single person has raised those issues. He says.

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Speaker 1: This is a Democrat House member Chris John Mworthy, Democrats

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Speaker 1: from Illinois, number forty four.

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Speaker 30: But we've also seen several candidates backed by the Democratic

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Speaker 30: Socialist of America TOPLE, incumbent Democrats and primaries talking about

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Speaker 30: different issues and what they would do. I want to

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Speaker 30: play part of an interview yesterday which a DSA leader

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Speaker 30: was asked to confirm aspects.

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Speaker 21: Of the group's platform. Let's watch.

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Speaker 9: Abolish the senates, true, Okay, replace the presidency and Supreme

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Speaker 9: Court as we now know them.

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Speaker 25: Yep.

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Speaker 9: Abolish ice. Absolutely, abolish borders and give amnesty to anyone

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Speaker 9: currently in the US illegally as a long term plan.

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Speaker 1: Yep.

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Speaker 9: Defund the Pentagon.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely.

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Speaker 30: Are those positions a Democratic party should accept?

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Speaker 13: In your view, No, and I think the vast majority

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Speaker 13: of Democrats do not. But of course we're a big

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Speaker 13: tent party where people have different viewpoints. I think that

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Speaker 13: the mainstream viewpoints are ones of you know, making sure

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Speaker 13: that everyone has a chance to get on the up

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Speaker 13: escalator of the economy. And secondly that everyone has a

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Speaker 13: chance regardless of who you are, where you come from,

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Speaker 13: or the number of your name. They're twenty nine in mine,

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Speaker 13: and so I think those are kind of the big

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Speaker 13: tent kind of priorities of the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 1: So we don't want to abolish ice, but hey, we're

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Speaker 1: a big tent so we welcome those who do. What

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Speaker 1: about referring to Benjamin natan Yaho as a war criminal

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Speaker 1: that's now become mainstream. This is the former Mayor of

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Speaker 1: New York, Bill de Blasio, number fifty four.

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Speaker 6: But you came on our show today to call Benjamin

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Speaker 6: Etnawho a war criminals.

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Speaker 2: I didn't come here to call them that. You asked

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Speaker 2: me a question, did you?

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Speaker 7: And you believe that all? Absolutely?

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Speaker 1: I absolutely, says the former mayor of New York, Benjamin

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Speaker 1: Notaton Yah, who is a war criminal. Here's John Fetterman

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Speaker 1: about these radicals in his party number thirty eight.

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Speaker 28: Well, I will say on behalf of many Republicans out there,

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Speaker 28: I think we would love to have you as part

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Speaker 28: of the Republican Party.

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Speaker 31: I don't know if they would want me to you

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Speaker 31: or not, but but my whole families are Republican and

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Speaker 31: I and they I think.

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Speaker 2: They love me.

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Speaker 31: I'm sure you know, maybe my dad's watching it well,

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Speaker 31: but but overall, you know, my my criticism directed is

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Speaker 31: at the extreme. Uh and on my view, indefensible kinds

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Speaker 31: of views things people that are winning the primaries. Uh,

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Speaker 31: they are almost always anti Israel and then anti American

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Speaker 31: and they've been forced to delete all the outlandish things

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Speaker 31: that they've said there. And then someone like Mandamny. You know,

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Speaker 31: could you imagine if I threatened to arrest someone that

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Speaker 31: I don't like or disagree with, if you come to Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 31: I'm going to you know, have you arrested or claim

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Speaker 31: that you know, I am able to say you're not

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Speaker 31: welcome in Pennsylvania. It's you know, like I've never said

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Speaker 31: or done something outlandish, but he's done that, and then

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Speaker 31: places like The New York Times have like normalized that

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Speaker 31: and not really says that's completely inappropriate. And stay in

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Speaker 31: your laying chief. You know, you're just a mayor. You're

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Speaker 31: not in a position to talk about those.

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Speaker 28: Now we see him backtrack.

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Speaker 1: Hassan Piker is that podcaster very popular who believes that

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Speaker 1: Israel's apartheid, that Benjamin out Yahoo is a war criminal.

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Speaker 1: He said that Israel is a thousand times worse than Hamas.

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Speaker 1: He doesn't know how to want to abolish prisons, but

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Speaker 1: he has a specific reason why he does not want

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Speaker 1: to abolish prisons. Number twenty five.

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Speaker 32: I didn't say abolished borders on that speech. I didn't

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Speaker 32: say abolished prisons on that speech. I want to put

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Speaker 32: in prison. Make no mistake, there's a lot of that

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Speaker 32: need to go to prison. Okay, many of them ice

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Speaker 32: agents actually, and people who are in this current government.

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Speaker 7: They need to go to jail.

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Speaker 1: So I'm not abolishing prisons at all.

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Speaker 32: Okay, I'm not in favor of that at all I

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Speaker 32: want to put in prison the right kind of people

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Speaker 32: in prison.

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Speaker 7: Okay, So make.

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Speaker 3: No mistake, David never set abolished prisons.

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Speaker 32: He did not play the speech. Is the narrative being set. Yeah,

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Speaker 32: I didn't say abolished borders. I didn't say abolished prisons.

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Speaker 32: I didn't say none of that. I set abolish ice.

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Speaker 32: Maybe he has a disagreement with that. I don't know,

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Speaker 32: but I took it one step further. I said punish ice,

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Speaker 32: abolish ice, but also, you know, hold them accountable.

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Speaker 10: Wow.

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Speaker 16: The major chiefs in this country who don't necessarily necessarily

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Speaker 16: you know, let's abolish them. They're fascists. When you keep

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Speaker 16: resist them. All they had to do is simply comply

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Speaker 16: do whatever you want to do, but you should always

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Speaker 16: comply in law enforce. And if they did, they'd be

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Speaker 16: alive today. Now I'm not gonna comment on investigation itself,

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Speaker 16: will wait for the playout. This is about complying with

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Speaker 16: law enforcement and a lot of a lot of the negative, hateful,

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Speaker 16: And I said this, are you or ago If a

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Speaker 16: hyperl reddic doesn't stop, there will be bloodshed. And unfortunately

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Speaker 16: I was right. Now I'll tell you something out, it's

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Speaker 16: not over yet. And as they keep attacking and and

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Speaker 16: miscommunicating what ICE does every day, call them Nazis and

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Speaker 16: comparing ICE to the Nazi regime, are you kidding me?

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Speaker 16: And I'm not saying the whole country's convinced. So there's

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Speaker 16: gonna be that popula is. It's just gonna embolden to

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Speaker 16: do something stupid. And I'm afraid I'm afraid that we're

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Speaker 16: gonna bury an ICE agent. I'm afraid I'm gonna hand

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Speaker 16: another fold of flag to a sponsor a child of

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Speaker 16: an ICE agent for simply doing his job. And for

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Speaker 16: any member of Congress to keep attacking ICE and calling

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Speaker 16: a fascist and Nazis, I said that thousand times. If

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Speaker 16: they're a Nazi of enforcing the law, what's that make them?

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Speaker 16: They wrote the law. We're not making this up. We're

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Speaker 16: enforcement laws they wrote, and that they appropriate this money

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Speaker 16: to enforce. Now, I'll say it once again, if I

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Speaker 16: station's accident appropriately or illegal, they will be hell Accommois.

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Speaker 16: It was like, you're a hell accountable in Minnesota. Everybody

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Speaker 16: you know, guys are Sageshima's dads too. They don't hang

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Speaker 16: your heart on a hook every day to do this job.

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Speaker 16: And it's just not attack on the ICE ation's attack

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Speaker 16: on their spouses and children. And no one knows that

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Speaker 16: better than me. I can't even go get a quarter

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Speaker 16: milk at a grocery store of alot of security detail.

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Speaker 16: Why because I'm enforcing laws in this country.

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Speaker 25: It's pathetic and it disgustomers.

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Speaker 1: It is estimated that about thirty percent of ICE agents

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Speaker 1: are quote unquote people of color. Ass are about fifty

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Speaker 1: percent of border patrol agents. And if he is a fascist,

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Speaker 1: White House has counted nearly thirty elected officials who compared

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Speaker 1: ICE to the SS, the Gestapo, or Nazi war criminals

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Speaker 1: thousand percent increase in assaults against agents. If Homan is

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Speaker 1: a fascist, what is Barack Obama? He gave Homa Homan

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Speaker 1: the quote Presidential Rank Award for Distinguished Service in twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 1: Why because Holman deported four hundred and nine thousand illegal

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Speaker 1: aliens in a single year. You can google it. The

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Speaker 1: picture of Obama putting an award around his neck, So

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Speaker 1: doesn't that make Barack Obama a fascist? West Point community

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Speaker 1: is mourning a seventy one year old vet shot and

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Speaker 1: killed on his front porch by an illegal alien Number

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Speaker 1: twenty one.

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Speaker 17: Life of service is how neighbors and family members described

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Speaker 17: seventy one year old James Randall Whitten and his wife,

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Speaker 17: The West Point couple, both military veterans, were turned home

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Speaker 17: from a cross country trip just two weeks ago, but

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Speaker 17: their retirement plans and adventures were ripped away from them.

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Speaker 25: They've just retired.

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Speaker 35: They're just trying to enjoy their best life retiring, so

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Speaker 35: for somebody to come take that away from them.

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Speaker 17: Yesterday, Witten, who was known as Randy, was taking out

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Speaker 17: the trash when the unthinkable. He was gunned down and

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Speaker 17: broad dayly light on his front porch. According to a

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Speaker 17: witness who has not to be identified. Neighbors, including Hannah,

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Speaker 17: also heard the gunshots.

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Speaker 35: Tend the fifteen gunshots going off.

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Speaker 17: Hannah was one of the first to find Randy, who

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Speaker 17: died shortly after. Randy's wife was in the home.

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Speaker 35: At one point I heard Harry yell, somebody please tell

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Speaker 35: me what's going on? And I'll never forget that.

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Speaker 17: Deputies have released these images showing the suspects vehicle, a

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Speaker 17: red Honda Civic from multiple angles, a.

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Speaker 19: Maroon sedan with an orange cover over the rear license plate.

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Speaker 17: The home is on a busy street and several people

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Speaker 17: saw it speeding off.

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Speaker 27: I did notice the orange.

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Speaker 5: There was like a license plate cover.

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Speaker 17: A witness says. The car pulled up to the home

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Speaker 17: and a shooter described as young, with light olive skin

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Speaker 17: and dark clothing, a ski mask and sunglasses, got out

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Speaker 17: and fired as he approached.

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Speaker 35: Randy got out of his car, got back into his car,

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Speaker 35: and then left. It wasn't like a drive by or

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Speaker 35: anything like that.

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Speaker 17: According to witnesses. There is a second suspect, a dry

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Speaker 17: also in dark clothing. Tonight, neighbors are rallying around Randy's family,

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Speaker 17: praying for justice.

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Speaker 35: Very sad to see that somebody would even think of

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Speaker 35: harming somebody, let alone a vent. So that's just super

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Speaker 35: heartbreakings even think about.

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Speaker 1: Gunned down suspect is an illegal alien. John Thune says

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Speaker 1: that there are at least fifteen Republican senators hard no

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Speaker 1: on getting rid of the filibuster. President Trump very angry

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Speaker 1: at John Thune and insists that John Thune has a

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Speaker 1: about that. Also, Doctor Fauci's diary has now been released

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Speaker 1: to be explosive hearings tomorrow. All of this and more

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Speaker 1: get rid of the filibuster Number forty seven.

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Speaker 25: Why do you want the US Senate to stay in town?

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Speaker 25: Shouldn't they be out across the country. I am a

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Speaker 3: Should they be out be campaigning?

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Speaker 25: So listen, why do I want? The Save Act has

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Speaker 26: I'm not gonna stop them from doing it, but they

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Speaker 25: If they don't get it, that's gonna be a very

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Speaker 25: bad thing for the party. And frankly, you.

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Speaker 26: Know, if you look at it, the save AC is

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01:39:16,640 --> 01:39:18,800
Speaker 26: going to be voted against by all Democrats.

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Speaker 25: Just so we know, we have some Republicans that I

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Speaker 25: will not comment on.

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Speaker 26: A few of them, probably four that we probably won't

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Speaker 26: get them vote.

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Speaker 25: I'd like to comment on them, but I have too

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01:39:32,400 --> 01:39:33,400
Speaker 25: much sense to do it.

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Speaker 26: The Democrats are going to vote one hundred percent against

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Speaker 26: voter identification and proof of citizenship one hundred percent.

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Speaker 25: They want your taxes to go up, they want men

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Speaker 25: playing in women's sports. They want open.

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Speaker 26: Border for the world's criminals to moar into our country.

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Speaker 26: And yet despite all of that, we have the lowest

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Speaker 26: crime rate in the history of Bucket since nineteen hundred

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Speaker 26: with Murners, With all of that, with all of the

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Speaker 26: twenty five billion people, many of them criminals, that the

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Speaker 26: Democrats let it well, they just announced this morning they

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Speaker 26: want an open border policy where the world's criminals can

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Speaker 26: pour into our country.

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Speaker 25: I think they're crazy. There's something wrong with it.

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Speaker 1: So here's the hard truth. The Save Act doesn't just

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Speaker 1: require proof citizenship to vote, doesn't just require photo ID.

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Speaker 1: It also bans biological women competing in against men in sports,

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Speaker 1: and also bans gender affirming surgery on minors. So it's

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Speaker 1: a very broad bill. And I've told you that. John

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Speaker 1: Thune has argued from the very beginning that there aren't

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Speaker 1: enough Republicans to get rid of the filibuster and regarding

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Speaker 1: doing it by reconciliation, which would only require fifty one votes,

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Speaker 1: that depends on whether or not the bill in question

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Speaker 1: has to do with the budget finances deficit. This does not.

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Speaker 1: The parliamentarian will make a determination. He's not yet done

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Speaker 1: so after whether or not they say that meets that requirement,

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Speaker 1: but it doesn't. Here's John Thune number forty five. You

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Speaker 1: don't have the votes well, we don't.

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Speaker 36: And I've actually told I've had this conversation with the

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Speaker 36: present many times.

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Speaker 1: I think, as you know.

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Speaker 36: And I actually suggested at one point that they his

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Speaker 36: team come up and sit down and visit with some

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Speaker 36: of my colleagues. So they came back, came up that

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Speaker 36: with about twenty Republican senators and fifteen or no on

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Speaker 36: getting rid of the filibuster, the votes aren't there to

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Speaker 36: do it. I know he thinks he can persuade people,

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Speaker 36: but there are a lot of folks who are very

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Speaker 36: This is a this is a hard position for a

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Speaker 36: lot of Senate Republicans.

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Speaker 7: All right.

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Speaker 5: With you, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 1: Now. In that speech Trump gave where he talked about

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Speaker 1: election integrity, he said that all sorts of information was

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Speaker 1: kept from him by the deep state. There is a

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Speaker 1: deep state. Catherine Herritch was a foreign policy intelligence reporter

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Speaker 1: with Fox News. She left went to CBS. I knew

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Speaker 1: it wasn't going to end well, and it did not.

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Speaker 1: They parted company and now she's doing her own thing,

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Speaker 1: and she interviewed a CIA whistleblower, number forty eight.

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Speaker 37: These records got a lot of attention. They were instant

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Speaker 37: messages sent by a senior FBI official, Nikki Forest, and

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Speaker 37: she talks about running a shadow government across the FBI.

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Speaker 37: At this point, is there a shadow government?

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Speaker 38: I don't know if people say I'm part of the

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Speaker 38: like wearing their shadow government t shirts in the building

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Speaker 38: where they're like, I'm part of the shadow government. But

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Speaker 38: there's certainly people who believe that they are the adults

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Speaker 38: in the room, and they're here to make sure that,

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Speaker 38: you know, the political leaders that are in charge, we

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Speaker 38: can't let them, let them do anything too crazy, you know,

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Speaker 38: We're here to make sure we temper their their worst,

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Speaker 38: their worst tendency, these tendencies.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 38: I think that in effect, what you have are people

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Speaker 38: who act as a shadow government, whether they know they're

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Speaker 38: doing it or not.

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Speaker 37: Also in this instant message, it says that all election

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Speaker 37: related iirs, these are intelligence reports, must come through FBI headquarters.

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Speaker 37: Does this show that there was an effort to keep

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Speaker 37: all of this election information on a close hold so

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Speaker 37: that they could control it.

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Speaker 38: Yeah, yes, of course, in my opinion, that's exactly what

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Speaker 38: that means. If they're trying to get a handle on

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Speaker 38: every single report that comes in and centrally located. Okay,

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Speaker 38: there might be some reason why you want to do that,

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Speaker 38: but it sure doesn't look good, not if you're over

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Speaker 38: there also saying, hey man, I'm part of the shadow government.

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Speaker 1: Now. Doctor Fauci's diary has been made public, all sorts

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Speaker 1: The diary of doctor Fauci has now been made public.

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Speaker 1: They're going to be hearings tomorrow. This is Senator ran

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Speaker 1: Paul number fifty two.

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Speaker 27: What do you take away from catchy diaries and what

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Speaker 27: do you expect Wednesday?

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Speaker 40: You know, one of the biggest items that we found

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Speaker 40: in there was that in January of twenty twenty, he

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Speaker 40: already was acknowledging that the virus didn't originate in the

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Speaker 40: marketplace for years he's been telling you. If you interviewed

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Speaker 40: him last week, he's quite still telling you. The reason

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Speaker 40: we think it came from nature is because they had

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Speaker 40: these exotic animals, and that's where stars came from previously.

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Speaker 5: But he knew.

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Speaker 27: He already knew, and we've known this for a while

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Speaker 27: that other people knew, but we didn't know.

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Speaker 40: He actually knew and was acknowledging that it didn't The

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Speaker 40: earliest people who got COVID were not associated with the marketplace.

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Speaker 27: The Chinese CDC was saying this in January twenty twenty.

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Speaker 27: He knew it, he told Dear Diary. But to the public.

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Speaker 27: He commissioned this paper called Proximal Origins, and in it.

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Speaker 40: They go on and on saying it's jim plausible that

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Speaker 40: it came from the lab, and we're really convinced it

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Speaker 40: came from these wild.

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Speaker 27: Animals in the marketplace. But that level of dishonesty is

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Speaker 27: really astounding.

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Speaker 1: When doctor Fauci was advising people not to have family gatherings,

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Speaker 1: in an entry dated October twenty three, twenty twenty, he wrote, quote,

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Speaker 1: had dinner at my home with Jake and Jennifer Tapper,

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Speaker 1: Jake Tapper's host on CNN relaxed good time. Jake clearly

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Speaker 1: believes that Trump is totally nuts. So here he is

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Speaker 1: hanging out with Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper is unloading on

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump while Fauci was telling people not to have gatherings.

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Speaker 1: Here's brit Hume talking about the diary entries number forty nine.

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Speaker 41: He brags about getting New York City to shut down

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Speaker 41: its schools and so on, about getting California to do

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Speaker 41: the same thing. So he was very much an architect

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Speaker 41: of what you may remember me calling back at the

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Speaker 41: time Brat, I called it the worst public policy decision

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Speaker 41: in my lifetime. And I think it was, and I

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Speaker 41: think it's it's made and in some ways even worse

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Speaker 41: now knowing what we know about what Fauci was really thinking,

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Speaker 41: and about how much time he spent and and and

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Speaker 41: his diaries talking about how famous he'd become, and and

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Speaker 41: all the glorification he was getting in the news media,

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Speaker 41: and how palsy a lot of news media people had

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Speaker 41: gotten with him.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and as you know, Biden issued him a pardon

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Speaker 1: number fifty one.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, And the.

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Speaker 41: FBI at the time had basically concluded that the lab

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Speaker 41: League was responsible for it. So this was this stuff

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Speaker 41: that felt she was saying was flying in the face

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Speaker 41: of what other with some authority on the matter were

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Speaker 41: saying as well. And I think, you know, think of

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Speaker 41: the damage that was done by the shutdowns to the

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Speaker 41: US economy, to kids' education. I mean, it's I think

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Speaker 41: it's fair to argue that a lot of kids have

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Speaker 41: not recovered and may never from being out of school

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Speaker 41: for the length of time that fount she wanted him

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Speaker 41: to be because he was urging these shutdowns. So I think,

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Speaker 41: you know, this is this raises an intriguing question if

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Speaker 41: we now think and if the committee concludes that he

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Speaker 41: knew better than some of the stuff he was saying,

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Speaker 41: he probably will be glad that he was given a pardon.

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Speaker 41: But that does mean that he can't take the fifth

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Speaker 41: if criminality is alleged to get him, and there are

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Speaker 41: people who think that it should be. The pardon may

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Speaker 41: spare him, uh criminal criminal indictment if it were come

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Speaker 41: to that, but it won't spare him from having to testify,

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Speaker 41: because it can't criminate him if he's pardoned.

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Speaker 1: Now, given the way the main screen media chure lead

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Speaker 1: that it is not surprising that they have not covered

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Speaker 1: this diary bombshell story number fifty.

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Speaker 41: That's a good question.

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Speaker 7: Bred it might not.

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Speaker 41: But on the other hand, he can't refuse to answer

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Speaker 41: on self incrimination grounds. I don't think. I might also

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Speaker 41: add to what you just said, Brett that I searched

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Speaker 41: carefully the Wall Street Journal, in the New York Times,

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Speaker 41: and the Washington Post today for their search them for

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Speaker 41: Fauci to see if a story on these revelations have

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Speaker 41: come out. So far, not a word in any of

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Speaker 41: those papers that I could find.

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Speaker 1: I couldn't either. Now let's turn our attention to mister Tallerico,

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Speaker 1: who one poll has him five points ahead of Packson

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Speaker 1: in his race for Senate in Texas. Here's what Trump

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Speaker 1: said about him, Number thirty two.

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Speaker 42: James Tellfrico, who hates guns, hates oil, hates sex, hates women,

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Speaker 42: and has said he is quote a Christian who hates Christianity.

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Speaker 25: Other than that his I think his platform is quite good.

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Speaker 42: And that means that he's not going to do very

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Speaker 42: well against Ken Paxon, who hopefully in Texas, is gonna win.

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Speaker 1: But Tellafrico, he's alfa.

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Speaker 5: You know what it looks like to me?

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Speaker 10: Alfredy Newman. You remember ALFREDY Newman mad Magazine.

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Speaker 25: I said that guy is Alfredy Newman.

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Speaker 1: Dan Abrams is the former ABC News chief legal analyst.

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Speaker 1: He's talking about James Taller Rico now backing away from

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Speaker 1: his hostile anti police words in language number thirty five.

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Speaker 39: It's about tall Rico, and it's about the fact that

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Speaker 39: I had thought that his plan was he was going

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Speaker 39: to try and appeal to the middle more. Well, it

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Speaker 39: seems when it comes to law enforcement that's not the case.

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Speaker 39: He's pulling up the twenty twenty playbook again. He was

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Speaker 39: asked at a town hall about reparations for black Americans

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Speaker 39: and about whether there would be a, you know, a

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Speaker 39: crime bill that he might support that would also address

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Speaker 39: the fact that the person asking the question felt that

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Speaker 39: blacks in this country are being treated unfairly by law enforcement. Now,

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Speaker 39: part of his answer is something that I know a

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Speaker 39: lot about, all right, because in part it relates to

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Speaker 39: a show that I used to host, and I am

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Speaker 39: very familiar with the fact. So let's play James tallerco

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Speaker 39: a few days ago at the DeSoto town hall meeting.

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Speaker 43: This is number nineteen in the state legislature. I had

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Speaker 43: a constituent of mind murdered by the police. His name

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Speaker 43: was Xavier Ambler. He was an unarmed black man who

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Speaker 43: was pulled.

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Speaker 3: Over for not digging his rights.

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Speaker 1: He told the officers that night that he had of

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Speaker 1: art condition.

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Speaker 44: They tased him so many times that he died right

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Speaker 44: in front of the whole day was still for a

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Speaker 44: reality TV show called Live PD It's kind of like cops.

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Speaker 3: I worked with.

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Speaker 44: Javier Andrew's family, his sister Kimberly.

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Speaker 1: She and I started to do some d and we

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Speaker 1: found that there is an incredible amount of.

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Speaker 43: Research on these reality TV policing programs, that these programs

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Speaker 43: encourage more blush up.

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Speaker 1: Back to Dan Abrams.

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Speaker 39: There is so much in that comment that is untrue.

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Speaker 39: The police officers involved in the situation with Javier Ambler

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Speaker 39: were not charged, were not indicted until the George Floyd

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Speaker 39: incident happened, and then suddenly the case was re evaluated, right,

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Speaker 39: they looked at it again and they ended up trying

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Speaker 39: the four officers for manslaughter. All four of them were acquitted.

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Speaker 39: All of them were acquitted. Those cops should sue James

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Speaker 39: Talerico were saying that they murdered Javier Ambler.

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Speaker 3: It's a lie.

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Speaker 39: They didn't murder Javier Ambler. You can talk about police

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Speaker 39: procedure and whether they should have done did they tase

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Speaker 39: him too much? Have all the debate you want. Those

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Speaker 39: officers were tried and very quickly acquitted. That whole case

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Speaker 39: has become an embarrassment for prosecutors because they tried to

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Speaker 39: prosecute other people like the local sheriff as well. He

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Speaker 39: said Javier Ambler was pulled over for not lowering his lights,

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Speaker 39: he had his high beams on. Well, that's true, but

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Speaker 39: he then led police on a twenty two minute chase.

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Speaker 39: He did him pull over.

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Speaker 43: There's now a new crime.

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Speaker 39: When police pull you over and you take them on

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Speaker 39: a pursuit and put all sorts of people's lives at risk,

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Speaker 39: you've got a new crime. So that's totally dishonest from

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Speaker 39: tall Rico. He says he died from the taser. Well,

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Speaker 39: it's not what the jury thought. He had an underlying

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Speaker 39: medical condition. And he says, oh, they've found an enormous

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Speaker 39: amount of research on how there's more violence, particularly against

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Speaker 39: people of color when their cameras are on. That's not

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Speaker 39: true that there's enormous amount of research. There's one article

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Speaker 39: that is totally unsubstantiated that suggests this. For tall Rico

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Speaker 39: to be pulling out the twenty twenty playbook, A is dishonest,

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Speaker 39: as I've demonstrated, but B just seems like really bad politics.

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Speaker 39: I'm gonna call him as I see him, and tall

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Speaker 39: Rico should be ashamed of these comments and those cops

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Speaker 39: ought to sue them.

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Speaker 1: Question is will the main scream media pick up all

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Speaker 1: these lies Tallarico has said about this case. I doubt it.

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Speaker 1: We still hear about George Floyd. We don't hear he

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Speaker 1: was resisting arrests, full of drugs, career criminal. Zero evidence

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Speaker 1: that whatever happened to George Floyd had anything to do

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Speaker 1: with his race. None months of riots, two thousand officers injured,

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Speaker 1: over twenty five people killed, billions of property damage, all

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Speaker 1: because of an assumption that what happened to George Floyd

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Speaker 1: had to do with his race. Zero evidence of it.

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Speaker 1: I'm Larry Older.

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Speaker 7: What can I say? Has been dropped all across America?

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Speaker 25: That's enough. Put down the mic.

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Speaker 7: The Larry Elder showing s