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Speaker 3: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. It is

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Speaker 3: March eighteen, twenty twenty six. Lots of news this morning. Obviously,

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Speaker 3: we have d and I Toulci Gabbard testifying before the Senate.

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Speaker 3: We have also a very fiery yeah, I think exchange

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Speaker 4: I think a lot of people were looking forward to

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Speaker 5: Not yes, necessarily for good reasons.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's get into it. So here's kind of the

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Speaker 6: It's not to you told the media that I was

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Speaker 7: Well that's a lie. You got a chance today.

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Speaker 6: You can either continue to lie or you can correct

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Speaker 7: Tell me to my face, why you think I deserved it?

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Speaker 5: That was too Republicans.

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Speaker 3: That's two Republicans. There's some honor culture stuff going on here.

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Speaker 6: You offer no apology, sir, and you offer no apology

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Speaker 8: And I'm not apologizing for point not your coodntor goodn't.

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Speaker 8: It's calling you that means you.

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Speaker 6: Really didn't approve of it, just completely understand it. What

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Speaker 8: Sir as I said, we can. We can have our differences.

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Speaker 8: It's not going to keep me from doing my job

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Speaker 8: as Secretary of Homeland Security. I'm going to secure Kentucky

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Speaker 4: This Holy cow, I'm not apologizing for pointing out your character.

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Speaker 5: Things in the past.

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Speaker 4: But uh, Mark Wayne clearly is not taking that approach.

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Speaker 3: I you know, I have to say, I'm not I'm

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Speaker 3: And Ram Paul's making it about you know, a a

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Speaker 3: I look at this exchange, and you know Mark winn

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Speaker 9: You are who you are, you don't you don't, And

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Speaker 9: I think that's what you don't apologize for as just

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Speaker 7: And sometimes we're imperfect.

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Speaker 9: We don't do the twenty focus twenty person focus group

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Speaker 9: every time you say a word, and I think that's

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Speaker 9: you being here. I honestly just have one question for you.

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Speaker 9: Do you pledge to support and defend the United States

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Speaker 9: of America nearly as much as you would protect and

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Speaker 9: defend your family, without doubt, sir. Yes, So I'm gonna

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Speaker 7: And for that, I thank you and thank your family

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Speaker 5: Yeah, So for those wonderings, it is.

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Speaker 4: It is close enough in the Senate if rand opposes

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Speaker 3: But you know, I think I'm like, I'm reminded, and

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Speaker 3: all right, So Tulci Gabbard, I would say, there's some

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Speaker 3: Tulsi's I think she's a great patriot. Charlie love Tulci.

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Speaker 3: She is knocking it out of the park on Islam

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Speaker 10: Isamus groups and individuals use this ideology for recruiting and

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Speaker 3: this out. Two to one. This is from Just the News.

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Speaker 3: So lots going on here. To your point, Blake, I

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Speaker 10: Now.

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Speaker 13: Well, my only relationship with Senator Paul is I've interviewed

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Speaker 3: with you. Sinister truth about explosive resignation of Trump's top

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Speaker 3: counterterror chief Joe Kent and his shot claim Israel is

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Speaker 3: manipulating the president by Mark Alprin. What is the backstory here?

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Speaker 3: What have you uncovered in your reporting, Mark?

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Speaker 13: Well, as Daily Mail headlines go, that's that's like, that's

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Speaker 13: like USA Today.

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Speaker 2: That's that's a perfectly good one.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that was That's pretty tame for them, exactly.

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Speaker 13: I you know, it's interesting that Joe Kent had this

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Speaker 13: job because no one who's followed his career dealt with

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Speaker 13: him is the least bit surprised that he would quit,

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Speaker 13: and that he would quit over this. You know, I

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Speaker 13: think all the time I had Ralph Read on my

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Speaker 13: show on Next Up yesterday, we talked about this thing

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Speaker 13: I'm so focused on as a reporter, which is what

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Speaker 13: if Charlie were still here. And I have to say

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Speaker 13: I think Charlie would have been proud yesterday of Team

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Speaker 13: MAGA for mobilizing so quickly with very few fingerprints, to

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Speaker 13: make it clear to not just to Kent, who's going

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Speaker 13: on with Talker and maybe with Candace and Mark Levin,

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Speaker 13: but to other people who are thinking of quitting over

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Speaker 13: the war. Your public vociferous opposition will not be unchallenged,

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Speaker 13: and it will not be cost free to make very

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Speaker 13: effective maybe not stopping Kent from doing stuff, but now

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Speaker 13: anybody else who wants to do what Kent did is

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Speaker 13: going to have to think twice. And that was the

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Speaker 13: goal of yesterday, and I think they were pretty effective.

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Speaker 3: In doing it. Yeah. Well, let's play some of the clips.

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Speaker 3: I think SOT one this Dan Bongino criticizing the move.

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Speaker 14: I've read probably a lot more intelligence than he did.

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Speaker 14: I had access to just about everything, and how you

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Speaker 14: could come to the conclusion that the Israelis did it

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Speaker 14: and there was no imminent threat here?

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Speaker 3: Really?

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Speaker 7: What about the.

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Speaker 14: Anti ship ballistic missiles, the drone program, four hundred and

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Speaker 14: forty kilograms of sixty percent and rich nuclear material. They're

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Speaker 14: constant death to America chance, I mean you know, that's

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Speaker 14: called evidence. In some limited circles, we call that, you know,

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Speaker 14: a clue. I mean, I don't know what point you

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Speaker 14: thought this wasn't an iminent threat after you've read a

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Speaker 14: lot of the stuff I read. And by the way,

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Speaker 14: that's just the open stores stuff we can talk about

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Speaker 14: on the air. I promise you, the president, I promise you,

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Speaker 14: has a bevy of material that if he could do

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Speaker 14: the men in Black thing and erase your mind tomorrow,

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Speaker 14: if he told you right now, you would come to

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Speaker 14: the imminent threat conclusion in a snap mark.

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Speaker 3: What was your reporting on the intel that Joe Kent

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Speaker 3: had access to?

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Speaker 2: It's murky, it's murky.

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Speaker 13: I think there's no doubt that the administration and maybe

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Speaker 13: Dan there is overstating echoes of the Bush weapons of

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Speaker 13: mass destruction claims. They're overstating it. Almost every expert would

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Speaker 13: say they are. I think it's a bit of a distraction, though,

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Speaker 13: because for decades presidents of both parties have said Iran

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Speaker 13: must be dealt with. So whether they were a week

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Speaker 13: away or ten weeks away or two years away, I

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Speaker 13: don't know that it matters. And I think it's kind

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Speaker 13: of unfortunate for the focus of the public and the

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Speaker 13: righteousness of the cause that there's all this attention being

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Speaker 13: paid to.

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Speaker 2: Is Kent telling the truth? Is the President telling the truth?

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Speaker 2: You know? Is Rubio telling the truth? I don't think

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Speaker 2: it matters.

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Speaker 13: Iran is an existential threat and has been, and presidents

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Speaker 13: of both parties have struggled to find a way to

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Speaker 13: deal with it. And this president has tried something. It

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Speaker 13: may go down in history as a calamity, but he

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Speaker 13: did it because he was trying to achieve an objective

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Speaker 13: shared by his colleagues, and it's an objective he's talked

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Speaker 13: about also for decades, even well before he became a politician.

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Speaker 3: Well, and Mark, there's a clip here, and I'm going

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Speaker 3: to be watching closely. When Joe can't go on with Tucker,

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Speaker 3: maybe with Mark Levin. I'm sure Mark Levin's going to

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Speaker 3: bring up this clip because it does seem to strike

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Speaker 3: against his letter TOT eight.

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Speaker 15: I've already heard rumors that Fifth Group is going to

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Speaker 15: be sending guys to Iraq because of the escalated oh yeah,

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Speaker 15: situation with Iran.

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Speaker 11: Now, yeah, I mean most Americans aren't aren't aware of it.

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Speaker 11: We've our troops in Iraq and Syria have been attacked

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Speaker 11: one hundred and fifty plus times by Iranian proxies. And

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Speaker 11: when we say Iranian proxy, we've got to be clear

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Speaker 11: on what that is. That's the Iraqi government that we pay.

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Speaker 11: Because after the Iraqi military we spent two trillion on

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Speaker 11: surrendered to ISIS, we had to go back in there

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Speaker 11: in very short order and stand a military back up again.

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Speaker 11: And guess who filled the breach. The shea malicious controlled

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Speaker 11: by Iran did, and the Iraqi government's controlled by Iran.

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Speaker 3: There's other clips of Joe Kent talking about the ballistic

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Speaker 3: missile threat and so much more. So I'm I'm going

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Speaker 3: to be watching those interviews very very closely to see

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Speaker 3: if there is if he does have intel, or if

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Speaker 3: he does have a perspective that could persuade me that

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Speaker 3: that Trump wasn't acting on his own agency, that he

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Speaker 3: was dog dog dog walked into this war by Israel.

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Speaker 3: I think that's the main, the main claim here, and

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Speaker 3: I want to see what he's going to present as

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Speaker 3: evidence of that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, like there's two claims.

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Speaker 13: One is that there wasn't sufficient evidence of a threat,

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Speaker 13: and the other is it was done on behest you know,

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Speaker 13: exclusively or primarily at the behest of Israel in the

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Speaker 13: American Jewish lobby. He'll he'll have trouble proving the second one.

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Speaker 13: The first one I think is more ambiguous. But as

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Speaker 13: the clips suggests, there's plenty of things he said in

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Speaker 13: the town's national town Square that suggests that he did

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Speaker 13: see a threat from Iran. So whether he thought the

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Speaker 13: threat was sufficient or not to warrant the president's actions,

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Speaker 13: if he wants to make that judgment, he should run

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Speaker 13: for president. That's not his call. That's the president's call.

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Speaker 3: Well, that's a that's a very good point you just made.

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Speaker 3: It is the commander in chiefs call. All right, Mark,

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Speaker 3: you you seem like you're in high spirits today. You're

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Speaker 3: making jokes about Blake getting beat up and me laughing

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Speaker 3: about it. I didn't appear you know what, I think

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Speaker 3: Blake would if I got arrogant here.

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Speaker 4: He's assuming I would lose the fight, and I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I feel like I worked pretty hard in this.

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Speaker 13: Hypothetically, your neighbor's massive, Your neighbors bigger than Mark Wayne.

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Speaker 3: Okay, this is true, true story. Blake is freakishly strong.

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Speaker 3: I don't know what I don't know why he is,

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Speaker 3: but I think it's because he used to be used

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Speaker 3: to have a little bit more weight on you, Blake,

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Speaker 3: which you've slimmed down. He's a and so I don't

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Speaker 3: know if it's like remnant strength, but Blake is weirdly strong.

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Speaker 3: What could you could you think best? My best?

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Speaker 5: I've done like two sixty.

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Speaker 3: That's that's not best.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, with the spotter, No spotter.

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Speaker 5: No spotter.

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Speaker 4: So I could probably go harder if if I had

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Speaker 4: you helping me out.

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Speaker 13: Could could you rip the Phoenix white pages in half

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Speaker 13: with your bare hands?

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Speaker 3: Okay?

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Speaker 5: Do they still publish the white page?

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Speaker 4: Wait?

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Speaker 3: What is that? Mark? I'm not familiar with. I know

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Speaker 3: that was Robin. You're about to send me a text

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Speaker 3: message saying get get back on track here.

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Speaker 2: So you're gonna say, what are the white pages?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Blake?

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Speaker 2: Is that some racial thing?

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Speaker 3: Mark? Let's go to Let's turn our attention to the

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Speaker 3: other big hearing that's happening right now in Capitol Hill,

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Speaker 3: and that's with the Intel agencies. I mentioned that I

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Speaker 3: love Tolci's focus on Islam. I'm very heartened to see that. However,

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Speaker 3: there is I think justification for d and I to

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Speaker 3: be involved in things like the Fulton County raid. I

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Speaker 3: thought there was an opportunity for her to articulate that point.

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Speaker 3: We know that foreign actors are trying to meddle in

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Speaker 3: our elections. This is intel the president has had for

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Speaker 3: a long time. To what extent, to what effect, we

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Speaker 3: don't know, but that's exactly why it needs to be investigated.

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Speaker 3: What are you seeing from this hearing so far? What

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Speaker 3: are the big takeaways?

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Speaker 13: Well, I'm not I'm not crazy on Intel and and

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Speaker 13: CIA and others being involved in anything domestic. I think

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Speaker 13: the FBI should deal with all of that. I think

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Speaker 13: history shows it. It leads to potential abuse when you

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Speaker 13: let intelligence agencies play on domestic front. You know, I've

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Speaker 13: not seen all the hearing. I've been watching it on

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Speaker 13: and off and switching back and forth to the Mark.

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Speaker 2: Wayne Mullen hearing.

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Speaker 13: You know, I find hearing format congrtual hearing format, with

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Speaker 13: the limited time and a lot of the partisanship, to

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Speaker 13: not be that useful. And I think obviously a lot

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Speaker 13: of this stuff is classified. So in all honesty, I

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Speaker 13: didn't hear anything that furthered my understanding of the threats

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Speaker 13: for American faces around the world, and again, I just

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Speaker 13: don't think the format's particularly conducive to that.

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Speaker 3: Fair enough, I tend to agree with you. Actually, I'd

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Speaker 3: much rather see you know, Tulci Gabbard or Ratcliffe in

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Speaker 3: a long form interview on the show or or on

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Speaker 3: Sean Ryan or whatever. So final point here, and Blake,

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Speaker 3: I think you're gonna have some input here as the

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Speaker 3: We've had you on to talk about this repeatedly. The

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Speaker 3: strikes in Iran we want to call an excursion of war,

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Speaker 3: whatever your word is for it. There is a political reality.

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Speaker 3: I think everybody will acknowledge that. Militarily, we've seen some

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Speaker 3: of the advanced excellence of our military. Nobody's conte that.

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Speaker 3: But the political cost is certainly a contributing factor of

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Speaker 3: how long this is going to drag on. What's your

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Speaker 3: read on it right now? How's magaz staying together? How's

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Speaker 3: the base staying together? Are we shrinking the coalition by

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Speaker 3: doing this? Your reads are.

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Speaker 13: Every bit of polling data suggests MAGGA is staying together.

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Speaker 13: And Chris las Avita just tweeted about this. Magan is

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Speaker 13: very solid for this, and not just because they're blindly

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Speaker 13: little to the president. There are no boots on the ground.

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Speaker 13: We're not building schools or firehouses. We're not saying we're

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Speaker 13: going to march to Tehran and displace the government. Donald

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Speaker 13: Trump is not against using force. He's for fast. You know,

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Speaker 13: when maggis against and what a lot of people on

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Speaker 13: the left are against are losing slowly. What the Presidence

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Speaker 13: for is winning quickly. Now how quickly will quickly be?

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Speaker 13: All the political fallout, the mid terms, presidents legacy, all

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Speaker 13: these things, They'll all be answered by how this goes.

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Speaker 13: If it ends in the next six weeks or less,

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Speaker 13: if it ends with the objectives or most of the

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Speaker 13: oj actives being achieved, I think it'll be in that

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Speaker 13: political plus for the president.

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Speaker 2: And if it doesn't, if.

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Speaker 13: It goes on longer, if it costs multiple billions, if

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Speaker 13: it does have mission creep, or if the objectives aren't achieved,

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Speaker 13: I think the Republican Party, when the President, will pay

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Speaker 13: a price, and they should because the President made this

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Speaker 13: decision on behalf of the party. So all this I

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Speaker 13: said before, I don't like the conversation about was there

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Speaker 13: sufficient intelligence to go in, because I think there was.

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Speaker 13: I also don't like this discussion about whether the president's

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Speaker 13: breaking his promise.

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Speaker 2: I just don't think he is.

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Speaker 13: Could I respect those who think he is, but the

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Speaker 13: president is for using decisive force to achieve important and

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Speaker 13: essential objectives, and so far that's what he appears to

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Speaker 13: be doing well.

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Speaker 3: Mark.

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Speaker 4: What occurs to me is, do you think this is

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Speaker 4: I think we've had repeated cases of this now, where

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Speaker 4: there's sort of Trump himself and then also there's the

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Speaker 4: aura that's built around Trump, where they'll emphasize things that

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Speaker 4: aren't necessarily big Trump talking points. The other one that

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Speaker 4: comes to mind, and of course, is the Epstein stuff,

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Speaker 4: where people are saying, oh, Trump betrayed us on Epstein.

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Speaker 4: He was promising to really go hard at this, and

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Speaker 4: then when you look at the evidence, it's Trump's supporters

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Speaker 4: talk about that a lot, and then Trump gets asked

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Speaker 4: about an interview and he's like, ah, yeah, yeah, we'll

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Speaker 4: look at the Epstein stuff, and he's never bringing it

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Speaker 4: up of his own volition. And I feel like Iran

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Speaker 4: is similar, where Trump's supporters and certainly we among them,

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Speaker 4: have emphasized, oh, he avoided these wars.

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Speaker 5: He was the peace president.

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Speaker 4: He had no new wars in his first term, while

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Speaker 4: Trump himself is going around saying Iran will never get

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Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon. I'm super tough, I'm ready to use force.

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Speaker 4: Do you think this is kind of a recurring pattern

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Speaker 4: and is that particular?

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Speaker 13: I would use the metaphor, No, not necessarily, but I

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Speaker 13: would say the metaphor is a Trump's a wizard of

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Speaker 13: Oz and all these other people are the flying monkeys,

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Speaker 13: and the flying monkeys get a lot of attention, and

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Speaker 13: they say I speak for the wizard, but Trump, I

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Speaker 13: just don't. Trump is the king of inconsistency. There are

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Speaker 13: lots of things he's not consistent on. And again I

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Speaker 13: have great respect for people on the left and the

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Speaker 13: right who don't support this, but it is not a violation.

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Speaker 13: As I read and listen to what he said, as

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Speaker 13: he said not. Others have said. Trump has been talking

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Speaker 13: about trying to deal with iron for decades. Other presidents

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Speaker 13: have for decades. He saw the opportunity in alliance with

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Speaker 13: Israel to do it, and he's got I think, pretty

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Speaker 13: specific objectives. Some are must have, some would be nice

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Speaker 13: to have, like regime change, and I think he's gonna

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Speaker 13: achieve as much as he can at as low as

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Speaker 13: cost as possible, and not We're not gonna be building

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Speaker 13: schools in Tehran.

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Speaker 2: I'm quite confident of that.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's I think that's well said. You know,

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Speaker 3: Trump is the audible president. He Charlie used to say

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Speaker 3: that the unpredictability was the point. Yes, so we don't

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Speaker 3: know what he holds in a clothes hand and an

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Speaker 3: open hand. What are the must haves? What are the

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Speaker 3: want to haves? Here? Ultimately, I think Israel's pushing for

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Speaker 3: regime change. I think Trump's willing to deal with this

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Speaker 3: regime if it's if it's a moderate actor. You know,

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Speaker 3: we're just not one hundred percent sure. By the way,

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Speaker 3: I want to I want to play We're running out

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Speaker 3: of time. There's a cut here. We have him nineteen

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Speaker 3: eighty a President Trump raging against Iran nineteen eighty You

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Speaker 3: know what was he thirty thirty three in that at

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Speaker 3: that point or something? You know.

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Speaker 13: So I've played it. I played it on my show.

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Speaker 13: It's a great clip and it illustrates the point. This

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Speaker 13: is not some political gambit, This is not some whim,

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Speaker 13: this is not some Israel you know, forcing his hand.

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Speaker 13: He's long said this is important. You guys are too young.

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Speaker 13: But if you're his age or my age. He's older

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Speaker 13: than me, but the same idea. What Iran did during

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Speaker 13: the Carter years really was informative for how we perceive

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Speaker 13: this regime, and he's been on it since then. I

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Speaker 3: Mark Halprin, great work, as always, Thank you for your

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Speaker 3: honest and.

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Speaker 13: Now good to see you both stay away from your

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Speaker 13: big burly neighbors.

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Speaker 3: We will do that you too. You live in a

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Speaker 3: big old metro with lots of scared people, Mark, so

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Speaker 3: be careful out.

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Speaker 2: There, Thank you, sir.

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Speaker 3: this conversation now with Rep. Andy Ogle's House Freedom Caucus,

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Speaker 3: Tennessee's fifth Congressional District. A great American, great patriot. I've

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Speaker 3: known about this bill for a little while, and I'm

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Speaker 3: so excited to talk about it with him, and he's

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Speaker 3: joining us now. Congressman welcome to the Charliekirk Show.

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Speaker 16: Absolutely, and thank you for having me. Thank you for

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Speaker 16: the great work that you're doing, and for the entire

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Speaker 16: team for continuing what is an important legacy for the

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Speaker 16: future of America.

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Speaker 3: So thank you, thank you, thank you for saying that

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Speaker 3: you have unveiled an important bill. I think probably the

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Speaker 3: most consequential immigration bill that I have ever seen. And

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Speaker 3: as somebody that follows this this subject closely, sir, I'm

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Speaker 3: very excited to see it. I know it faces an

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Speaker 3: uphill battle. But explain your bill, the Assimilation Act, what

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Speaker 3: it would do, and why it's necessary well, and.

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Speaker 16: I would argue that this is quite frankly, one of

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Speaker 16: the most important pieces of conversations but also pieces of

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Speaker 16: legislation that we will really try to undertake and pass

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Speaker 16: in modern history. So if you go back to nineteen

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Speaker 16: sixty five, the Heartseller Act literally open the floodgates, this

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Speaker 16: tidal wave of immigration. This really this occupation that we've

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Speaker 16: seen across America with illegals who are flooding our communities.

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Speaker 16: And so what this does is go back to common

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Speaker 16: sense immigration, simply meaning that if you come here, we

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Speaker 16: get to vet you, we make sure that you actually

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Speaker 16: have a skill, a marketable skill that you can deliver

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Speaker 16: to the American people. So if you come here and

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Speaker 16: you can't work, you can't get a job, then you

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Speaker 16: don't get to come in. Because what we've seen is

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Speaker 16: roughly fifty to sixty percent of the Afghanis that came

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Speaker 16: here are on social welfare. Look at the Somalians that

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Speaker 16: have come here, almost eight are on social welfare. They're

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Speaker 16: not coming here to make America great. They're coming here

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Speaker 16: to make themselves greater. And quite frankly, some would say

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Speaker 16: we're a melting pot, but at the end of the day,

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Speaker 16: we have to take care of the American taxpayer first.

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Speaker 16: So look, it ends chain migration, it ends the tidal wave,

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Speaker 16: the flooding, it ends the H one V visa scam,

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Speaker 16: and we can actually vet people, so if you're a

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Speaker 16: member of a gang, you don't get to come in.

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Speaker 2: It's quite simple.

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Speaker 3: Actually, I love that. So Heartseller was a sixties era legislation.

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Speaker 3: Blake knows the history better than most, but it basically

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Speaker 3: set up these things that we've been railing about on

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Speaker 3: this show for years, even when Charloie was here, chain migration,

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Speaker 3: visa lottery, all of this stuff that makes no sense

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Speaker 3: for the common good of the country. It gets rid

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Speaker 3: of that heartseller also kind of was avert It reverted

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Speaker 3: some of the nineteen twenties immigration law. Right, that was

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Speaker 3: the quota system. What does your bill do with that?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, so it really goes back to more again common

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Speaker 16: sense approach where we can prioritize whether it's country, trees, occupations.

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Speaker 16: This is the United States of America. We quite frankly

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Speaker 16: have one of the most liberal immigration policies in the world.

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Speaker 16: All right, think about that for a moment. People rail

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Speaker 16: against us on our immigration policies. Yet Mexico and Canada

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Speaker 16: are more strict than we are. And so this takes

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Speaker 16: us back where literally to this idea of it's our borders,

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Speaker 16: our borders. We get to decide, so if we need

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Speaker 16: a particular occupation, if it makes sense to have more

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Speaker 16: Europeans here versus folks quite frankly from parts of Africa who.

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Speaker 2: May want to kill us.

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Speaker 16: We get to make those determinations based off of data.

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Speaker 16: And at the end of the day, this has to

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Speaker 16: be data driven. And so again by stripping away all

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Speaker 16: of the politics, by stripping away all of the nonsense

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Speaker 16: that quite frankly, is corrupted.

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Speaker 2: It's abuse.

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Speaker 16: So like the H one B visa scam that's literally

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Speaker 16: taking jobs away from American workers. So you can have

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Speaker 16: someone who went to college, who got a degree, affecting

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Speaker 16: to have that good paying job, to start a family,

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Speaker 16: to buy a home, and then what's happened is cheap

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Speaker 16: labor from overseas is being imported into this country and

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Speaker 16: putting Americans out of jobs. Guess what, it's America first

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Speaker 16: for a reason that also means American workers first.

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Speaker 3: Amen.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, representative, So obviously, get rid of chain migration, get

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Speaker 4: rid of the diversity besa emphasis on skills.

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Speaker 5: What does your bill do in.

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Speaker 4: Terms of just the sheer annual number of people coming

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Speaker 4: into the United States?

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Speaker 5: Does it set a cap on it? Does it set

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Speaker 5: the floor on it?

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Speaker 3: What's the number?

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Speaker 16: So there's a couple of things, without getting too much

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Speaker 16: in the weeds, there's lots of different caps in our

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Speaker 16: immigration systems. It brings almost all of those down. It

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Speaker 16: also prevents when you look at like a lottery system

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Speaker 16: or migration, it prevents any one country from being able

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Speaker 16: to dominant dominate kind of that pipeline of people coming

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Speaker 16: into this country. Well, well, quite frankly, we've seen a

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Speaker 16: disproportion number of folks from India using the H one

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Speaker 16: B visa program, and again we should be able to

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Speaker 16: determine who uses those, and quite frankly, so with the bill,

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Speaker 16: like specific to H one B visas, there's a two

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Speaker 16: hundred percent number in there, so that if you're going

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Speaker 16: to use someone by way of the H one B visa,

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Speaker 16: you're not not only paying them market rate, you're paying

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Speaker 16: them twice the market rate, so that we know that

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Speaker 16: this is a unique situation, and then you're not displacing

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Speaker 16: American worker because we see that over and over and

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Speaker 16: over again. We're someone who might otherwise make a job

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Speaker 16: paying one hundred thousand dollars, they're bringing someone from overseas, India, wherever,

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Speaker 16: and they're paying them sixty or seventy thousand dollars. And

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Speaker 16: again you have Americans, students, kids, trying to start their

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Speaker 16: lives and they can't get a job because our immigration

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Speaker 16: system has become a scam.

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Speaker 3: So in nineteen ninety, with the Immigration Act signed by

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Speaker 3: George H. W. Bush, it took the annual green cards

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Speaker 3: from about five hundred thousand a years to one point

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Speaker 3: two in esence one point, which I think is absurd

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Speaker 3: by the way, in my opinion, the country's full. We're

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Speaker 3: seeing the erasure of our country. We're seeing the fleecing

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Speaker 3: of our social welfare system. We obviously Minnesota was a

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Speaker 3: big wake up call to Blake's point. Does this get

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Speaker 3: us back to five hundred thousand?

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Speaker 2: Is this?

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Speaker 3: Is there no cap like that or no floor?

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Speaker 16: Let me double check, but yes, there's a cap in there.

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Speaker 16: The exact number because it is. It is quite frankly

874
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Speaker 16: a complex bill and it's still a work in progress.

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Speaker 16: But I'm like you, let let's just close it down.

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Speaker 16: I can't get that through Congress. So this starts. This

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Speaker 16: gives us a starting place to figure out.

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Speaker 7: All right, we're going I have.

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Speaker 16: An idea, my team and I we have an idea.

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Speaker 16: We're going to put forward this framework. Then we're going

881
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Speaker 16: to come to you, We're going to come to other

882
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Speaker 16: groups that have expertise in certain areas when to come

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Speaker 16: to immigration policy, and we're going to make this better.

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Speaker 16: We're going to make this stronger, and we're going to

885
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Speaker 16: make it for the American people, not for other countries

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Speaker 16: that are abusing our immigration system.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the people need to understand that what

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Speaker 3: we've lived through in the United States, just say, since

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Speaker 3: nineteen ninety is the largest move of humanity in human history.

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Speaker 3: It's the largest. One part of that is that we

891
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Speaker 3: have more people on planet Earth they than we did

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Speaker 3: during these other big migratory waves in ancient history or

893
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Speaker 3: less ancient history. It is the largest move of humanity

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Speaker 3: into the United States. And that's why we use words

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Speaker 3: like invasion. That's why we use words like occupation. And

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Speaker 3: so I guess the point that just to underscore here,

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Speaker 3: you're repealing Heartseller. It's a full repeal and nineteen ninety

898
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Speaker 3: Immigration Act repealing aspects of that. But we're going to

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Speaker 3: lower the number. And I agree, I would go full

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Speaker 3: immigration moratorium if we could, I do a net zero.

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Speaker 3: I agree with you that we cannot get that through

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Speaker 3: Congress right now. That's why I'm championing anybody but The's

903
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Speaker 3: voices who is willing to take a stand on that.

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Speaker 3: So thank you. But the truth is we're probably not

905
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Speaker 3: going to be able to get this built through Congress

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Speaker 3: just yet either.

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Speaker 16: What needs to happen, you know, I think we're in

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Speaker 16: the unique opportunity, a unique situation.

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Speaker 2: Obviously, the Senate is a challenge.

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Speaker 16: But when you look at the ways, the fraud, the abuse,

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Speaker 16: the data points that we're putting out there that when

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Speaker 16: you have fifty sixty percent of Afghans or on social welfare,

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Speaker 16: they're not coming here to work. When you look at

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Speaker 16: the Somalians, the billions of dollars that have been stolen

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Speaker 16: from Americans and the fact that again seventy eighty percent

916
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Speaker 16: are on social welfare, people are waking up. And so

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Speaker 16: just like this Save America Act with voting, I think

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Speaker 16: the American people are going to demand that we reform

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Speaker 16: our immigration system.

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Speaker 3: Rep. Andy Ogles, thank you so much, sir, and thank

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Speaker 3: you for your courage on this issue. And we need

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Speaker 3: brave truth tellers like you pushing this conversation like a

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Speaker 3: drum beat. It is existential to the country. It simply is.

924
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Speaker 3: Andy Ogles is a dog with a bone on immigration.

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Speaker 3: We're going to have him back on again soon. I'd

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Speaker 3: love your thoughts on repealing Heartseller, the nineteen sixty four

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Speaker 3: legislation that completely transformed America's immigration system, and then nineteen

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Speaker 3: ninety the Immigration Act signed by HW Bush with Ted Kennedy,

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Speaker 3: the quote unquote lion of the Senate peering over his

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Speaker 3: shoulder that took our green cards up to one point

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Speaker 3: two million. Tell us, what do you want to see

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Speaker 3: happen in our immigration system? Do you want a moratorium?

933
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Speaker 3: Do you want a net zero moratorium? Do you want

934
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Speaker 3: uh to see this bill? You think it's smart to

935
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Speaker 3: get something like this past because it's maybe more passable.

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Speaker 3: Want to hear your thoughts Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 3: All right'm gonna play some since we're talking about immigration,

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Speaker 3: let's play a little some clips from Charlie talking about

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Speaker 3: the subject Cut seventeen.

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Speaker 2: The fight the future.

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Speaker 1: The energy is going to be on who do we

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Speaker 1: legally let into America?

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Speaker 3: That is the question legally let into the country? Blake,

944
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Speaker 3: did you write that for him?

945
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Speaker 4: Because I can't even remember at this point, But yeah,

946
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Speaker 4: it's it's always been important, Like the our nation has

947
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Speaker 4: been so insane on illegal immigration, on open borders that

948
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Speaker 4: it is easy to lose sight of the fact that

949
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Speaker 4: even if even with a total shutdown of illegal immigration,

950
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Speaker 4: we still have an insane immigration policy that lets in

951
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Speaker 4: a huge number of people who are not improving America,

952
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Speaker 4: who are not adding to the country, who are actively

953
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Speaker 4: harming it. Subtracting with it, causing problems, damaging the country's future.

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Speaker 5: And I'm very glad you know representative ogles.

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Speaker 4: For those who haven't followed in the news, he had

956
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Speaker 4: remarks the other day anti Islam, face backlash for it

957
00:47:22,640 --> 00:47:25,480
Speaker 4: twenty years ago, he would apologize and go into hiding,

958
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Speaker 4: he might resign. Instead, he turns around and introduces a

959
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Speaker 4: bill to repeal Heartseller. And as we said in the

960
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Speaker 4: last segment, this won't pass in the immediate future. We

961
00:47:35,080 --> 00:47:38,120
Speaker 4: don't have the votes for it. But this is the

962
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Speaker 4: process that must unfold. We need to build a Republican Party,

963
00:47:42,920 --> 00:47:47,439
Speaker 4: a conservative movement that has a coherent and sharply more

964
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Speaker 4: restrictionist view on immigration, that wants to defend American heritage.

965
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Speaker 4: We didn't even get into it in the last segment,

966
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Speaker 4: but one of the things about heart Seller, when they

967
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Speaker 4: passed it, Ted Kennedy and others came out and said,

968
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Speaker 4: this will not change the demographic nature of America. It

969
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Speaker 4: will keep America as it is, because that is what

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Speaker 4: all the voters of the time wanted. Americans literally have

971
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Speaker 4: never voted to just transform themselves into this giant globalist project.

972
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Speaker 4: They have never voted to become post national. They have

973
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Speaker 4: never voted to abandon their heritage, and yet what we

974
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Speaker 4: got is.

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Speaker 5: A bill that sneakily did that.

976
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Speaker 4: And then people come along thirty years later and say

977
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Speaker 4: America is just an idea America. Americans have never just

978
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Speaker 4: considered themselves an idea.

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Speaker 3: Now, I totally agree this whole We're a nation of immigrants, No,

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Speaker 3: we're not. We're a nation of settlers that conquered a

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Speaker 3: land and made it prosperous, made it thrive. I know

982
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Speaker 3: that the indigenous peoples there was indigenous peoples here before,

983
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Speaker 3: but you know, honestly, every land has been conquered, and

984
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Speaker 3: that is a faulty argument. It's a straw man. I

985
00:48:52,760 --> 00:48:55,319
Speaker 3: want to read some of these emails. Angela says, I

986
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Speaker 3: live in South Carolina. I really appreciate the interviews you

987
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Speaker 3: conducted with both Senate candidates for our state. I agreed

988
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Speaker 3: with both Dan's and Lynch on many topics same, but

989
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Speaker 3: Mark Lynch is that new politician I believe we need

990
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Speaker 3: in the Senate. Dan's has the political and legal experience,

991
00:49:09,560 --> 00:49:11,640
Speaker 3: but we need a shake up, something different. Mark Lynch

992
00:49:11,719 --> 00:49:13,440
Speaker 3: is not a career politician. That's the whole point of

993
00:49:13,440 --> 00:49:16,839
Speaker 3: ousting Lindsay Graham, my vote is for Mark Lynch. All right,

994
00:49:16,960 --> 00:49:22,240
Speaker 3: fair enough. I think that's that's good. Aaron says, enough.

995
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Speaker 3: Mark Halprin on emphasizing ram Paul's pride, we have real

996
00:49:25,320 --> 00:49:32,600
Speaker 3: threats to go after. That was my take. I think Lindsay, sorry,

997
00:49:32,719 --> 00:49:36,839
Speaker 3: Ran Paul is putting personal animus ahead of country. And hey,

998
00:49:36,840 --> 00:49:38,680
Speaker 3: maybe he's got a point. Maybe it is a character

999
00:49:39,719 --> 00:49:42,920
Speaker 3: a legitimate line of inquiry because it strikes it character

1000
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Speaker 3: of Mark Wayn mullen. But I think we're going to

1001
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Speaker 3: resonate with Mark Wayne.

1002
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Speaker 5: We have Patty.

1003
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Speaker 4: She says, we absolutely need a complete moratorium on any

1004
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Speaker 4: immigration and less and until we convet the ones that

1005
00:49:55,160 --> 00:49:58,560
Speaker 4: are already here and revamp the system. I think coming

1006
00:49:58,560 --> 00:50:01,520
Speaker 4: around to that, we've been the top around long enough.

1007
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Speaker 3: So riddle me this. How do you properly vet one

1008
00:50:04,880 --> 00:50:07,360
Speaker 3: point two million people coming into your country if you

1009
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Speaker 3: do not have at least two to one staffing to

1010
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Speaker 3: even just look into their cases, find out about them.

1011
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Speaker 3: I mean, in my opinion, you need half a million

1012
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Speaker 3: people to vet that properly. I'm sorry. You need full interviews,

1013
00:50:19,680 --> 00:50:21,719
Speaker 3: you need you need to see what their life is like.

1014
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Speaker 3: You need to interview family, friends, their their employer. Like

1015
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Speaker 3: you can't properly vet one point two million legal immigrants,

1016
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Speaker 3: let alone the illegal situation. The visa overstates it's impossible.

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Speaker 5: And that's part of the thing.

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Speaker 4: The sad thing is is like there are some people

1019
00:50:36,320 --> 00:50:39,440
Speaker 4: where it would be trivial to vet that they're fine,

1020
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Speaker 4: and like we those are the ones we actually throw

1021
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Speaker 4: up every obstacle on the.

1022
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Speaker 5: World to letting in. Like anyone knows that.

1023
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Speaker 4: The hardest, the people have the hardest time coming to

1024
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Speaker 4: the US are the ones we would most obviously want here,

1025
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Speaker 4: like someone who has world class skills in.

1026
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Speaker 5: Some particular field.

1027
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Speaker 4: They're the ones who have are jumped through every single

1028
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Speaker 4: hoop with their employer, fill all this paper work out,

1029
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Speaker 4: make sure they don't get whacked by the government. And

1030
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Speaker 4: then the ones who've come in with zero effort for

1031
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Speaker 4: decades on end. Are the people who have so little

1032
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Speaker 4: to add that you know, they have very little history.

1033
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Speaker 4: They just walk over the border. They're working here illegally,

1034
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Speaker 4: they're coming here. They're the people who come in as

1035
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Speaker 4: guest workers and then just skip town when they would

1036
00:51:18,200 --> 00:51:20,520
Speaker 4: they're supposed to come, you know, go back. There're people

1037
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Speaker 4: who come as students and they just overstay the visa

1038
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Speaker 4: and they count on the system never catching them. And

1039
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Speaker 4: that's the system we've gotten used to. There's so many

1040
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Speaker 4: people actively breaking our rules all the time that if

1041
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Speaker 4: we just bothered enforcing them at all, a huge number

1042
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Speaker 4: of problems would go away. It's a lot like crime.

1043
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Speaker 4: We see all this urban decay that happens because we

1044
00:51:41,000 --> 00:51:43,080
Speaker 4: just do not do the basics. You make a huge

1045
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Speaker 4: amount of crime go away when you say you can't

1046
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Speaker 4: jump subway turnstiles, when oh, if you do graffiti, we're

1047
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Speaker 4: going to put you in jail if you do, you know,

1048
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Speaker 4: some basic illegal gun possession charge because you're a felon.

1049
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Speaker 4: When you force all those things, all the problems go down.

1050
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Speaker 4: And it's the same thing with immigration. If you're getting

1051
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Speaker 4: the people who just super obviously shouldn't be here because

1052
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Speaker 4: they don't have a work permit, because they don't have

1053
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Speaker 4: it because they you know, they skipped a court hearing,

1054
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Speaker 4: and you just grabbed them and kicked them out right away,

1055
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Speaker 4: and you were super efficient about it, so many of

1056
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Speaker 3: Would go away. I totally agree, well, said Kimberly says,

1058
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Speaker 3: I said this a couple months ago and don't recall

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Speaker 3: go to campuses all over America and we see student

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Speaker 3: after student who's drowning in private student loan debt. Many

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Speaker 3: of them don't even know how much they owe. Why

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Speaker 3: ref I can help. Just go to y refi dot com.

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Speaker 3: That's the letter, why then refi dot com. And remember

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Speaker 3: y Refi doesn't care what your credit score is. Just

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Speaker 3: go to yrefi dot com and tell them your friend

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Speaker 3: Andrew sent you. All right, so we have so much

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Speaker 3: to get here. Welcoming to the show is James O'Keefe.

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Speaker 3: Charlie loved James, so it's great to have you back

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Speaker 3: on again, sir. Good to see you.

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Speaker 15: Great to be with you and on this breaking story

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Speaker 15: in California.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, So. I'm gonna play a little bit longer

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Speaker 3: clip because there's a lot of info here. Uh, and

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Speaker 3: that'll set the table for us here. James tot twenty five.

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Speaker 7: Now YouTube all it's fourteen.

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Speaker 15: The petitioner Brenda Brown hands cash money to the homeless

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Speaker 15: person not only for signing the California Ballot Initiative, but

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Speaker 15: also as payment for them to register to vote.

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Speaker 3: Now, because you have a register, I need to register you.

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Speaker 15: I get paid too, I need to get paid. That

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Speaker 15: is a federal felony. And it didn't just happen once.

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Speaker 15: It happened over and over and over again. We personally

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Speaker 15: witnessed and s'tly filmed this happening at least twenty eight

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Speaker 15: times over the span of our investigation. And that is

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Speaker 15: just in Los Angeles. Many of the homeless have zero

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Speaker 15: understanding of what it is that they're actually signing.

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Speaker 5: But what is that for?

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Speaker 3: You know, that's amazing, James. Even the homeless people are like,

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Speaker 3: have enough sense to say, what am I signing here?

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Speaker 3: Tell us what are we watching in that? And I mean,

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Speaker 3: obviously I find it to be explosive, but explain it

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Speaker 3: to our audience here.

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Speaker 15: It's a federal felony for someone to pay someone to

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Speaker 15: register to vote. That's a federal felony. The United States

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Speaker 15: Attorney in California has already responded, they're also paying cash

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Speaker 15: to get them to sign a signature a on a

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Speaker 15: California petition that's a misdemeanor. That's also a crime, could

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Speaker 15: be a felony in California. So you're watching groups, petitioners

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Speaker 15: NGOs encouraging people in Los Angeles to sign California ballot petitions,

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Speaker 15: to to forge signatures, and giving cash to get homeless

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Speaker 15: to register to vote, all criminal activity. We receive a

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Speaker 15: statement from Governor Gavin Newsom. He said this is illegal.

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Speaker 15: People should be prosecuted. We receive a statement from the

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Speaker 15: Secretary of State's office in California, the LADA, and the

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Speaker 15: United States Attorney and they are taking action on this.

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Speaker 3: So I've been credibly told, James that there is no

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Speaker 3: election fraud, that everything's on the up and up. We

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Speaker 3: obviously know that there's much more to this story than

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Speaker 3: the Democrats, especially want to admit. This instance, you caught

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Speaker 3: them dead to rights. The significance cannot be I think

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Speaker 3: overstated here that the Secretary of State from California has responded.

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Speaker 3: You have forced a response from Gavin Newsom saying these

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Speaker 3: people should be arrested. Yes, who are these people, Who's

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Speaker 3: behind this? And how widespread do we have Do we

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Speaker 3: have any idea how widespread this is?

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Speaker 15: Well, it's very widespread. It's been happening thousands and maybe

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Speaker 15: even hundreds of thousands of times. We captured it over

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Speaker 15: thirty times just in this video. When I say captured,

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Speaker 15: I mean you can actually see the cash money being

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Speaker 15: exchanged to the homeless people in exchange for their signature.

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Speaker 15: You can actually see that on the videotape. That's what

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Speaker 15: makes this so unique, Andrew. This is not circumstantial evidence.

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Speaker 15: It's not we've heard about voter fraud or election fraud.

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Speaker 15: You actually see the crime on video, which makes all

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Speaker 15: the difference in the world. Who's doing it. They're petitioners,

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Speaker 15: They're people who are are gathering signatures for a ballot

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Speaker 15: referendum in California. Who's behind them, Well, that's an interesting question.

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Speaker 15: The NGOs of California, the homeless industrial complex Wineguard centers

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Speaker 15: across the street, receives eight hundred million dollars of government

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Speaker 15: money one hundred and twelve million dollars a year from

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Speaker 15: the state on their tax return, is encouraging these people

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Speaker 15: to go do this. So it's a trillion dollar industry,

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Speaker 15: all government funded, and it's a conspiracy, multiple federal felonies.

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Speaker 15: People want arrests they want accountability. I actually think this

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Speaker 15: story will lead to arrests. And it's not just me.

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Speaker 15: We have a number of other citizen journalists involved in this.

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Speaker 15: We're calling it the Justice League. Today, Kim Higbee just

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Speaker 15: put out a report caught the same thing on video. Tomorrow,

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Speaker 15: there's gonna be another citizen journalist. They're going to release

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Speaker 15: video every day each day until someone is arrested. And

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Speaker 15: you can see behind me in my office here a

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Speaker 15: picture of me and Charlie Kirk which I hung on

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Speaker 15: the wall. Charlie said, James, just do a four or

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Speaker 15: five big stories a year, and this is one of them.

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Speaker 15: I'm very confident this will lead to arrests.

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Speaker 3: I love that, yeah, because that's an interesting Charlie had

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Speaker 3: a good observation there. Because your output is incredible, James.

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Speaker 3: I mean you are a workhorse. You have been for

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Speaker 3: years now, dating back well over a decade. And Charlie

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Speaker 3: had great respect for your just your tirelessness, your dogged

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Speaker 3: in the pursuit of truth and to expose corruption. And

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Speaker 3: I kind of love that pivot. If you took four

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Speaker 3: to five huge stories a year like this, I think

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Speaker 3: maybe the impact you could argue could even be bigger, right,

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Speaker 3: and so I think that's a really fascinating way to

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Speaker 3: look at it. Charlie was always very smart about these things,

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Speaker 3: and so have you made that pivot kind of officially.

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Speaker 15: James, Well, we released a story every week. Every week,

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Speaker 15: we released a Tuesday at one a pm. We're doing

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Speaker 15: a new story. What makes this different is we're calling

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Speaker 15: it part of the Justice League. We're actually a collective

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Speaker 15: of citizen journalists all working on the same topic at

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Speaker 15: the same time. So I think it's very important for

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Speaker 15: people to be united. I don't think that the Conservatives

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Speaker 15: are united, and I think you would agree with that

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Speaker 15: right now. But we're citizen journalist. I'm an independent journalist,

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Speaker 15: and I think what makes this story different is that

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Speaker 15: we're all focused on the same topic at the same time.

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Speaker 15: So over the next two weeks, we're going to be

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Speaker 15: focused on this topic and this topic alone. And I

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Speaker 15: see us doing that about four or five times a year.

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Speaker 15: People in the in the American right are very competitive

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Speaker 15: with each other. They're very independent, they're they're they're in

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Speaker 15: the media, they're they're they're competing against each other. And

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Speaker 15: I think that that that's the thing that needs to

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Speaker 15: change people. We need to work together on the same thing,

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Speaker 15: so we can apply pressure on the same exact thing

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Speaker 15: at the same time to get the consequences that people want.

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Speaker 7: People.

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Speaker 15: What people want is accountability. What people want our arrests.

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Speaker 15: They want public accountability. They want jail, they want indictments. Otherwise,

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Speaker 15: nothing's going to change. I think that things will change.

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Speaker 15: The story is already getting Gavin Newsom is not attacking me.

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Speaker 15: It's interesting enough. He attacked Nick Shirley yesterday that went viral.

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Speaker 15: He's not attacking us for this story. He's saying that

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Speaker 15: there's going to be an arrest. I've heard back from

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Speaker 15: the lada's office, that's the Los Angeles District Attorney. They're

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Speaker 15: saying that they're looking into it, and they did indict

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Speaker 15: people five years ago for similar activity. What makes this

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Speaker 15: story so crazy is they're paying people to register devote.

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Speaker 15: They're paying them cash, which is a federal felony. I

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Speaker 15: talked to Bill A. Salia at the United States Attorney

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Speaker 15: in California, and he's on it, and I think that

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Speaker 15: you'll see arrests here soon.

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Speaker 3: I love that. And by the way, I want to

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Speaker 3: underscore your point that getting rid of this competition. Cam

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Speaker 3: Higbey's great, Nick Shirley's great, Savannah Hernandez is great. I

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Speaker 3: know that you guys are all in communication and coordinating

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Speaker 3: and working on stories together now, and it's amazing. I

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Speaker 3: think it's a huge development. I love to see you

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Speaker 3: leading that charge, James. I think you're one of the

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Speaker 3: few voices that can lead that charge to bring all

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Speaker 3: the different voices together. I want to play one other

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Speaker 3: clip here. You mentioned arrests. This part shocked me when

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Speaker 3: I watched it. Cut twenty eight.

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Speaker 15: Enforcement officers sitting nearby on skid row every single day

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Speaker 15: don't know the California laws and plead ignorance. It begs

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Speaker 15: the question, what are they even doing? Officer Maravilla of

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Speaker 15: the LAPD dismissed it as a quote civil lawsuit.

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Speaker 3: Do you do you know a lot of these people

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Speaker 3: here that are making homeless sign petitions are paying cash

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Speaker 3: for it.

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Speaker 5: I haven't seen them.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I've seen when they signed some type of paperwork,

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Speaker 3: but I don't know what they were doing.

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Speaker 1: And I saw them at that right here at the

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Speaker 1: light over here in the back, yeah, but I don't

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Speaker 1: know what it was for, like maybe like two weeks ago.

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Speaker 15: I saw them signing for something, but I don't know

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Speaker 15: they were getting like money.

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Speaker 3: And a change.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think they're getting like two three dollars from

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Speaker 12: what I observed.

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Speaker 5: Is that legal?

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Speaker 7: I mean, if.

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Speaker 3: It's nonprofit, I mean they're signing it, it's it's a

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Speaker 3: consensual it's more of a civil thing.

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Speaker 15: Great, And I don't I don't know what the police

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Speaker 15: officers are actually doing there.

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Speaker 3: It's a period.

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Speaker 15: I mean, it's it's it's so it's it's it's so

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Speaker 15: crazy and surreal. I mean, there's another video clip in

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Speaker 15: this forty minute long video where the NGOs actually pretend

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Speaker 15: to be the police in order to intimidate me. I mean,

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Speaker 15: it's it's we're not living in America. I don't know

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Speaker 15: what this even is at this point, but I know

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Speaker 15: what your audience wants. You want arrests and account not exposure.

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Speaker 15: You want to rest. So in order to achieve that objective,

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Speaker 15: you have to have exposure. There is no arrests without exposure, correct,

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Speaker 15: And you have to have exposure compounded over and over

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Speaker 15: and over again. Specifically, people say there is no voter fraud.

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Speaker 15: This is cash money on tape given to the homeless

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Speaker 15: person from someone taking advantage of them telling them who

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Speaker 15: to vote for, and that that's a felony. And this

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Speaker 15: is a developing and breaking story and you're going to

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Speaker 15: see arrests in the next few days.

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Speaker 3: Amen. Well done, James O'Keefe. How do people get involved

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Speaker 3: with what you're doing? Where do they find you? Give

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Speaker 3: us your coordinates?

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Speaker 15: Well, I'm involved in a lot of things. I'm you know.

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Speaker 15: My organization is called Citizen Journalism Foundation. We're now tax

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Speaker 15: deductible OMG. You've we're OMG o'keefemdiagroup dot com. And this

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Speaker 15: new initiative is called the Justice League. You're going to

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Speaker 15: see I know Savannah works with you guys at turning Point.

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Speaker 15: You're going to see Anthony Rubin cam Higbee. You're going

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Speaker 15: to see a number of other citizen journalists coming out

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Speaker 15: in the next few days with similar reports.

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Speaker 3: I love it. Well done, James. Great to have you

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Speaker 3: back on. We'll touch base again soon as the arrests

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Speaker 3: come down the pike. I'm excited to hear about that

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Speaker 3: and tell tell our audience about it. Great job, Thank you.

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Speaker 3: This year is a critical moment for our country as

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Speaker 3: the opposition grows more aggressive and unapologetic. The fight now

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Speaker 3: reaches into everyday decisions we make. Patriot Mobile has been

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Speaker 3: standing on the front lines fighting for freedom for more

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Speaker 3: than twelve years. They don't just deliver to to your

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Speaker 3: wireless service. They are activists like me, like us at

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Speaker 3: turning Point, who truly care about our country. Patriot Mobile

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Speaker 3: seven to two Patriot lots of news today. We got

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Speaker 3: through a lot. We got through the DNA testimony Pulci Gabbard.

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Speaker 3: We also got through Mark Wayne Mullen, James O'Keefe's bombshell

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Speaker 3: reporting and the potential repeal of heartseller. Let's call that

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Speaker 3: a long shot victory, a.

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Speaker 4: Long term project, not a long shot. A long term project. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: I see in the future.

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Speaker 3: I actually really agree with you with with with that.

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Speaker 3: I believe that the people are with us. I believe

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Speaker 3: we have popular support, but it yet remains so controversial

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Speaker 3: within Washington, d C. Because moneyed interest. We've got the

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Speaker 3: hospitality industry, We've got we've got the farm agricultural industry,

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Speaker 3: but we are you know, we had an AI expert

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Speaker 3: his new book Code Read yesterday, and we are staring

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Speaker 3: at a future where so many jobs are going to

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Speaker 3: be wiped off the table. I believe it's going to

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Speaker 3: become absolutely a national security but maybe even a national

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Speaker 3: security threat, but definitely a domestic a huge pre eminent issue.

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Speaker 3: If we have too many people and not enough jobs.

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Speaker 3: There is a massive case to be made that AI

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Speaker 3: is going to wipe the table of so many jobs

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Speaker 3: that we think we need all this labor for and

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Speaker 3: what are we gonna do with the people that we

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Speaker 3: brought in. So that's a huge, huge concern that I'm

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Speaker 3: looking at. If you have seen videos, Blake, maybe you've

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Speaker 3: seen them, These robots that come and pick fruit and

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Speaker 3: pick vegetables faster than migrant laborers can do it. When

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Speaker 3: you have hundreds of them ount in a field, this

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Speaker 3: is going to happen. Maybe industries like you know, hospitality,

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Speaker 3: you need somebody to actually come and change the sheets

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Speaker 3: or serve the drinks and the food. Maybe you know,

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Speaker 3: maybe optimists. I believe that was what it was named

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Speaker 3: by Elon Musk. The robots that are going to be

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Speaker 3: able to do some of this work for us in

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Speaker 3: the near future. But we really genuinely need to get

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Speaker 3: serious about our immigration reform. And I Am not going

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Speaker 3: to stop banging the drum. We're gonna have Andy Ogles

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Speaker 3: back on again and again and again. Is this goes

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Speaker 3: through committee, as it gets worked up, as the bill

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Speaker 3: gets refined. This is existential to the future of the country.

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Speaker 3: And candidly, it's one of those domestic issues that we

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Speaker 3: need to focus on more. Blake, I feel that you know,

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Speaker 3: there's a I think Rich Barris has laid this out

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Speaker 3: pretty clearly that there is this this penchant to look internationally,

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Speaker 3: to look at foreign wars or foreign entanglements, and we

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Speaker 3: need to focus on domestic issues. I think immigration is

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Speaker 3: the one, two and three most important domestic issue that

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Speaker 3: we can tackle. Do you agree, no?

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Speaker 5: I think one really.

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Speaker 4: I think the war like if this war goes about

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Speaker 4: the nations recover from wars. Nations recover from catastrophic wars Japan,

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Speaker 4: Japan had two A bombs dropped on the millions of

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Speaker 4: them died in World War Two. It doesn't destroy the

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Speaker 4: nation of Japan. They come back from that, they become

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Speaker 4: one of the world's richest countries. Nations can recover from

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Speaker 4: economic crashes. We recover from the Great Depression. Lots of

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Speaker 4: countries have recovered from that sort of thing. What nations

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Speaker 4: don't recover from is no longer being the nation that

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Speaker 4: they are. And so if Britain is no longer a

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Speaker 4: place of British people, if it's no longer the English

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Speaker 4: and the Scots and the Welsh, it's a bunch of

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Speaker 4: Pakistanis and Algerians and anyone else who's moved there.

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Speaker 5: It's not Britain anymore.

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Speaker 4: Like nations that cease to exist are no longer those nations,

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Speaker 4: and history is littered with countries that stop to exist

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Speaker 4: because you know, you could say they lost control of

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Speaker 4: their borders, but what really happened is you get conquered.

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Speaker 4: What is conquest, It's having other people move in and

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Speaker 4: take all of your stuff and take over your things.

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Speaker 5: And it's no different if.

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Speaker 4: You voted to do that or if your leaders chose

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Speaker 4: to do that because it would stimulate the economy.

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Speaker 3: Got an email here from John saying John Solomon report

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Speaker 3: on China. Yes, I brought that up earlier. That's the

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Speaker 3: reason I felt like Tulsi missed an opportunity. I John's reporting.

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Speaker 3: Can you confirms this? Maybe we'll have him on the

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Speaker 3: show tomorrow to walk us through it all. But they

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Speaker 3: have had this intel for a while. So Tulsi Gabbard's

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Speaker 3: involvement in our election fraud cases investigations that are going

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Speaker 3: on in Fulton County, in Maricopa County makes all the

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Speaker 3: sense in the world when you realize that foreign countries

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Speaker 3: are in fact trying to attack the integrity of our

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Speaker 3: election system. So I'm all for it. I just wanted.

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Speaker 3: I wanted Toulci to articulate that point. For some reason,

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Speaker 3: she didn't. I'm going to trust her judgment on that.

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Speaker 3: Maybe there's reasons that I'm unaware of, but it is

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Speaker 3: what it is. So yeah, John, we are aware of

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Speaker 3: John Solomon's reporting on that. Absolutely. Marlene says, hey, guys,

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Speaker 3: I was given to understand that we're forever stuck with

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Speaker 3: Lindsay Graham because South Carolina has open primaries and Dems

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Speaker 3: will make sure he stays on the ballot. Is this

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Speaker 3: still the case because we all know Lindsay's vote goes

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Speaker 3: to his highest bidder. Great job you're all doing for Charlie.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Marlene. She's out of Florida, Blake,

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Speaker 3: do you have the details on that. I believe it

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Speaker 3: is an open primary, but I do think that the

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Speaker 3: odds are very high that we're going to get this

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Speaker 3: to a runoff, So yeah, I mean, I would presume

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Speaker 3: Democrats would bride prefer to have Lindsay grahamon just because

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Speaker 3: he's bad for the brand.

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Speaker 4: So my understanding is it's I don't think it's I

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Speaker 4: mean open. I think you need a majority, so it

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Speaker 4: we'll go to a runoff, which is the primary sself,

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Speaker 4: I think is June ninth.

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Speaker 5: I think a runoff is two or three weeks later

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Speaker 5: than that.

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Speaker 4: If there's no fifty percent winner, I think that's kind

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Speaker 4: of nice because it seems that people do have strong

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Speaker 4: preferences between either Lynch or Dan's in that primary, and well,

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Speaker 4: it doesn't hurt as long as you're not voting for Lindsay.

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Speaker 4: The main thing is just making sure, because I know

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Speaker 4: this is so tempting on the right, is you have

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Speaker 4: to make sure we don't decide like, don't get embittered,

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Speaker 4: don't decide you're mad at Dan's because Lynch said you

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Speaker 4: know he's from a different state, or you're super mad

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Speaker 4: at Lynch because actually Dan's is very kind to Lynch,

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Speaker 4: so I don't know what the attacks on him would be.

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Speaker 4: But make sure there's no bad blood out of this race,

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Speaker 4: because I think we're gonna agree. We want them to

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Speaker 4: come together to get the win here after that goes

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Speaker 4: to a runoff.

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Speaker 3: I totally agree. Got to unite the clans when this

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Speaker 3: is when they're ready to do so. Paul says, Guys,

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Speaker 3: no one has said that we can put a total

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Speaker 3: stop to alien truckers endangering US roads. The subject line

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Speaker 3: says truckers cannot read English, et cetera. We agree at

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Speaker 3: what they're doing right now. The Department of Transportation is

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Speaker 3: using existing statutes or adjusting them. It's sort of using

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Speaker 3: a technicality, but it's but it's within the statute. So

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Speaker 3: these are levers they can pull now it, you know.

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Speaker 3: So he Paul goes on to say, this is simple.

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Speaker 3: Ice can be at all the stations. I actually think

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Speaker 3: that that's not a bad idea. These way stations, these checkpoints,

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Speaker 3: put ice there, check their check their credentials, see if

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Speaker 3: they shouldn't be on the roads. I believe that's a

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Speaker 3: great idea. He says. Also, the state police use portable wears.

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Speaker 3: They they stop trucks wherever, no problema. Paul, these are

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Speaker 3: great ideas. I'm actually gonna clip this and send it

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Speaker 3: over to the Department of Transportation. Great ideas the priory

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Speaker 3: you're talking about it. Maybe I'll send it to Mark

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Speaker 3: Wayne Mullen to when he does get confirmed. I think

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Speaker 3: the fireworks that we saw with ram Paul, between ram

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Speaker 3: Paul and Mark Waynemullen, I don't think it's going to

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Speaker 3: be Consequentially, I think Fetterman is going to vote for

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Speaker 3: him at committee level as well, So I think Mark

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Speaker 3: wayn mullen is going to get confirmed. The one question

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Speaker 3: that I will that I have for Mark Wayne, he's

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Speaker 3: a friend. Are you going to be rock ribbed? Are

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Speaker 3: we going to stick with all of the above need

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Speaker 3: to be removed. I'm down with a change in branding.

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Speaker 3: I'm down with a change in tone if that gets

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Speaker 3: blue states and sanctuary states to heal. But we got

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Speaker 3: to be very clear that the policies are not changing.

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Speaker 3: Mass deportations are mandatory.

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Speaker 5: can trust, go to Charlikirk dot com