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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, here's Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 3: Okay, it's Tuesday, January the twenty seventh. Fly from your

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Speaker 3: nation's capital. Much of America remains frozen today. But is

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Speaker 3: there a thaw between the Trump White House and Democrats

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Speaker 3: coming up this hour from Jorge Ventura of The Daily Caller,

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Speaker 3: who is documenting the radical insurrection on the ground in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 3: This is the Scott Jennings Show on Salem, and today

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Speaker 3: we begin on the topic of Minnesota. Yesterday, President Trump

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Speaker 3: held phone calls with both Governor Tim Walls and Minneapolis

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Speaker 3: a conciliatory tone in his readouts of the calls, and

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Speaker 3: he has dispatched Tom Homan. His White House borders are

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Speaker 3: to take control of the situation, and in breaking news,

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Speaker 3: it appears that Tom Homan has already met with Tim

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Speaker 3: Walls this morning. Now, Homan is respected by everyone. In fact,

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Speaker 3: he once earned a medal, a literal medal, from President

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Speaker 3: Barack Obama for doing such a good job at deporting

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Speaker 3: people and enforcing US immigration law. Homan's insertion into this

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Speaker 3: what the ultimate goal for Trump is in Minneapolis, for

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Speaker 4: What does that mean.

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Speaker 3: It's very simple cooperation for Minnesota to give up the

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Speaker 5: If we had the cooperation when our offices and agents

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Speaker 3: Now, let me ask you this, if an ICE agent

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Speaker 3: Were being attacked by illegal aliens and these angry mobs

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Speaker 4: Morgan, Welcome to the Scott Sheenning Show.

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Speaker 6: Hey, Scott, it's so great to be with you. A

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Speaker 3: Well, we fight him every day. Thanks for the support

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Speaker 3: I'm glad you're here because as a Republican candidate, I'm

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Speaker 6: Well, I think he's handling it well. He's gotten some cooperation,

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Speaker 6: Well, you know, I actually started my career as a

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Speaker 3: So I should have mentioned at the top the reason

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Speaker 4: That was the kind of job you had in the

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Speaker 4: Here's the president cut six.

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Speaker 10: We have a big armada going over there right now,

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Speaker 2: You know?

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Speaker 6: It is an awesome thing to behold. And the technical

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Speaker 6: You know, the former Crown Prince is cutting videos and

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Speaker 6: encouraging the military to defect. So we're right at I

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Speaker 6: think the tipping point. And how powerful for the American

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Speaker 6: President to voice his support for freedom and then show

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Speaker 6: it with a carrier strike group right there in the Gulf.

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Speaker 4: Hey, voyceer hearing Morgan Murphy from Alabama.

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Speaker 3: Former Trump White House National Security official and candidate for

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Speaker 3: the United States Senate. Morgan, you served in the White House,

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Speaker 3: has had a public diplomacy for the President's Special envoy

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Speaker 3: to Ukraine in Russia. So solving the Ukraine Russia conflict,

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Speaker 3: this is your area of expertise.

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Speaker 4: Where do you think we are in this.

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Speaker 3: This has kind of gotten shoved at the back pages

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Speaker 3: because of other situations in the world. Is there any

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Speaker 3: hope to get a piece deal between Russia and Ukraine

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Speaker 3: this year?

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Speaker 6: I think there is, and you know, with Witkoff leading

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Speaker 6: the charge right now and the President's direct involvement, and

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Speaker 6: then they had a trilateral this last weekend. You know,

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Speaker 6: the trilateral is fancy Washington speak for all three parties

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Speaker 6: sitting down and talking. And that's what the President does

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Speaker 6: so remarkably well. It gets people to talk. And we

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Speaker 6: think back to Biden. I mean, this is a war,

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Speaker 6: the largest war in Europe, raged on for three years

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Speaker 6: under Biden and he didn't even he didn't even talk,

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Speaker 6: not once to putin Well, this president talks, and folks

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Speaker 6: criticized as well, it's not it hadn't gone anywhere, It

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Speaker 6: hasn't delivered, you know, an end or a ceasefire in

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Speaker 6: the war or and yes, but you know, we're a

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Speaker 6: lot closer to it than we were for the past

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Speaker 6: three years under old sleepy Joe. So I'm encouraged both sides.

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Speaker 6: I mean, you can lead a horse to water as

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Speaker 6: the old saying goes, but you can't make him drink.

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Speaker 6: But both sides have been given ample reason to stop

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Speaker 6: the fighting. Even my liberal friends acknowledge, like no president

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Speaker 6: has done more or offered a better deal to Putin.

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Speaker 6: I mean he said to Putin, like, Look, we'll let

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Speaker 6: you back in the G seven. We'll make it the

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Speaker 6: G eight, will normalize relations with you. Russia is really

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Speaker 6: not our enemy. We'll buy oil again from you, We'll

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Speaker 6: put you back into the global markets. We'll recognize that

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Speaker 6: the territory you've seized, that you that you occupy it,

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Speaker 6: we'll do a de facto recognition of that. Uh, and

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Speaker 6: we'll bring you back into the global community. That's what

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Speaker 6: my granddad was a judge, and he always said, Morgan,

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Speaker 6: you got to leave your opponent room to save face.

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Speaker 6: And he's left Putin room to save face and bring

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Speaker 6: peace to this war. And it's a really tough spot

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Speaker 6: for Ukraine. Ukraine just does not have and I hate

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Speaker 6: to say this, but it's the truth. Ukraine does not

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Speaker 6: have the combat power to regain the territory it's lost,

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Speaker 6: not unless Europe commits troops. And they don't seem anywhere

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Speaker 6: close to doing that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you're right about that.

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Speaker 3: You've got to give both leaders of both countries a

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Speaker 3: way to go home and declare victory in some way.

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Speaker 3: You're not going to see putin waiting a white flag.

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Speaker 3: You don't want Zelensky to have to do that. They all,

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Speaker 3: after all, we're the victims in this war. So well,

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Speaker 3: we'll pray for peace in that situation. It's been vexing

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Speaker 3: the president, I know. Let me quickly get your opinion

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Speaker 3: on Greenland. President Trump's been negotiating expanded access to Greenland's territory,

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Speaker 3: especially around American military bases. From a national security stand point,

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Speaker 3: how important is this Greenland play to overall US military security?

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Speaker 6: You know, Greenland plays a vital role in our national security.

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Speaker 6: So when you look at our radar arrays, right, so

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Speaker 6: when you look at our missile defense, and we've we've

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Speaker 6: been running missile defense here in this country for forty

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Speaker 6: years and a partnership with Canada, and so our radar

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Speaker 6: arrays are in Canada, they're in Alaska, and they're all

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Speaker 6: looking north. And Greenland is right at the at the

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Speaker 6: top of the apogee when a missile comes over, and

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Speaker 6: so it could play a very vital role in not

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Speaker 6: only missile defense Trump's new Golden Dome proposal, but also

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Speaker 6: in critical rare earths heavy rarers, of which China controls

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Speaker 6: ninety percent of the world's processing. The President recognizes that

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Speaker 6: that's an untenable situation and we have got to fix that.

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Speaker 6: And he's looking at Greenland and the resources that are there,

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Speaker 6: and I think I think he's right. I mean, American

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Speaker 6: presidents for more than one hundred years have been trying

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Speaker 6: to get Greenland and trying to get some kind of deal.

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Speaker 3: All the way back to all the way back to

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Speaker 3: super all the way eighteen sixties. I mean, it's been

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Speaker 3: an idea. Morgan Murphy, candidate for Senate in Alabama, thank

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Speaker 3: you for coming on the Scott Sheennings Show.

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Speaker 4: We'll have you back in. Good luck to you in

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Speaker 4: your campaign.

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Speaker 3: If you want to find Morgan Murphy, go to Murphy

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Speaker 2: Oh, the very definition. I've never backed down here, Scott Jenks.

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Speaker 3: Last night in Minneapolis, my next guest was on the

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Speaker 3: ground covering the latest violent hotel attack by these radical rioters.

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Speaker 3: I want you to listen to his report from late

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Speaker 3: last night.

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Speaker 4: This is cut seven another night and another hotel attack.

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Speaker 2: This is becoming a major problem here.

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Speaker 12: In Minneapolis, not only for the safety of.

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Speaker 2: Ages, but just regular guests. We're staying at that spring

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Speaker 2: Hill Sweets. Last night we covered the other hotel right

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Speaker 2: at the Home two suites by Hilton, So another hotel

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Speaker 2: target in here. They say Bobino as here.

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Speaker 13: But check out the lease line, the the Batons gas match.

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Speaker 2: We see we do you see Minnesota state please here?

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Speaker 3: So joining us now live from Minnesota. That reporter you're

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Speaker 3: hearing there from the Daily Caller News Foundation is Jorge Ventura.

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Speaker 4: Jorge, thanks for calling in.

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Speaker 3: I know you've got a hectic situation you're dealing with

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Speaker 3: in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 4: We appreciative of your time.

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Speaker 3: What was it like being in the middle of these

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Speaker 3: rioters at these hotels the last two nights in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 10: Thanks?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, they really been, you know, chaotic scenes, large crowds

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Speaker 14: of writers targeting these hotels at night, normally around eight

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Speaker 14: thirty nine pm h and they're bringing all types of

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Speaker 14: also devices to.

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Speaker 13: Just play loud sounds, being shovels, being posts and pains

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Speaker 13: and so going objects and actually targeting these hotels. So

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Speaker 13: last night we saw the spring Hills suite. It's in

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Speaker 13: Maple Grove, just a little bit outside of Minneapolis, where

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Speaker 13: writers believe that Commander Bavino was saying they targeted, started

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Speaker 13: to actually vandalize the property, and we actually saw the

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Speaker 13: strongest response from local law enforcement, the Maple Grove Police

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Speaker 13: Department coming out in the Reich gear.

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Speaker 6: Making twenty six arrests.

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Speaker 13: But it was a long night, I mean, these demonstrations

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Speaker 13: went on for over two hours, and then the night

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Speaker 13: before was actually a lot more violent where a Hilton

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Speaker 13: and in Minneapolis was targeted and those windows were smashed,

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Speaker 13: lobbies destroyed, and federal agents were also assaulted.

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Speaker 6: They received a lot of hits to.

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Speaker 13: The head by Augis starwerth Throne. So chaotic scenes right

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Speaker 13: now for federal agents in the Minneapolis area, and so far,

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Speaker 13: Scott's didn't seem like it's gonna slow down.

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Speaker 3: So two nights ago, Jorge, it looked like the local

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Speaker 3: police were told to stand down or not show up

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Speaker 3: and defend that first hotel attack. But last night we've

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Speaker 3: seen video of the Minneapolis State Police showing up. Do

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Speaker 3: you believe that the local police are now going to

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Speaker 3: show up and defend federal agents when they are under

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Speaker 3: attack because of the phone call that took place between

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Speaker 3: President Trump and Governor Tim Walls.

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Speaker 13: You know, I think it's still too early to tell.

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Speaker 13: Yesterday it was really the first time we saw you know,

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Speaker 13: Maple Grow PD come out and really full string. I mean,

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Speaker 13: just the amount of officers deployed was astonishing.

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Speaker 6: But the night before was alarming.

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Speaker 13: It was that Sunday night in Minneapolis at that Hilton

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Speaker 13: hotel where those demonstrations went off for over two hours

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Speaker 13: and we didn't see any local police show and until

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Speaker 13: it actually took federal agents to come in and then

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Speaker 13: figure out that mob and to clear out their own

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Speaker 13: agents from that hotel, and it skyy there. I also

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Speaker 13: captured this kind of powerful moment where an agent's actually

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Speaker 13: bleeding and he's actually pleading to us the journalists there,

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Speaker 13: saying where.

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Speaker 6: Is the local PD?

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Speaker 13: And I think that's kind of been a microcosm of

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Speaker 13: the feeling of federal agent chare in Minneapolis orgy I

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Speaker 13: have that.

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Speaker 3: Actually, let's play it. This is cut number three. Let's

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Speaker 3: play Jorges reporting here cut three.

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Speaker 6: Oh my god, are you hey?

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Speaker 2: I'm hard I'm home.

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Speaker 11: Where's the local TV.

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Speaker 2: Portion for the prop where's the local TV.

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Speaker 3: You can hear the federal officer there screaming, where is

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Speaker 3: the local PD Orge? We got about a minute to

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Speaker 3: go here. You've covered these kinds of rioters in different

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Speaker 3: cities around the country. It looks similar to me to

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Speaker 3: what we saw in other places, say in twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: and in other campus situations. Are we seeing the same

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Speaker 3: kind of organization, the same kind of tactics, the same

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Speaker 3: kind of gear in Minneapolis that we've seen in other

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Speaker 3: radical progressive riots around the country.

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Speaker 4: In your experience, I.

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Speaker 13: Think it's got here in Minneapolis. The organization is at

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Speaker 13: a whole other level that I've never seen. The amount

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Speaker 13: of people that are just actively looking for coor pora

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Speaker 13: Troy his docs, im looking for their license plates. People

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Speaker 13: are just standing on corners and like visualizing and trying

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Speaker 13: to track down any SUV that even looks like a

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Speaker 13: port Portrojan. I've never seen an entire city so mobilized

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Speaker 13: against the regions. And I've been to cities like Portland,

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Speaker 13: and I thought Portland was really the worst of the

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Speaker 13: worse when it came to left wing violence. But Minneapolis,

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Speaker 13: when it comes to the organization, I've been really taking

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Speaker 13: aback of just how It's at a whole other level,

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Speaker 13: and I would expect even tonight, Scott, that another hotel

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Speaker 13: would likely be targeted.

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Speaker 3: That voice you're hearing is Jorge Ventura. He's with the

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Speaker 3: Daily Caller. He is on the ground in Minneapolis. He

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Speaker 3: is doing some of the best embedded reporting. If you're

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Speaker 3: interested in following these Violet radical well they're not protesters.

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Speaker 3: Their insurrection is follow Jorgey. He's online at Ventura Report,

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Speaker 3: The Voice of free speech, the.

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Speaker 2: Truth delivered, common sense for the American people. Welcome to

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Speaker 2: the Scott Jenning Show.

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Speaker 3: Okay, it's Tuesday, January twenty seventh. The Scott Jennings Show

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Speaker 3: continues this hour. New polling suggests that Trump may be

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Speaker 3: reaching firmer ground with voters on the issue of affordability.

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Speaker 4: We'll unpack that in a bit, and we'll talk to.

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Speaker 3: The Republican in New York State who's running to unseat

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Speaker 3: Letitia James as Attorney General. Plus we'll keep an eye

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Speaker 3: on the breaking news of the day. But first I

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Speaker 3: want to present a special segment today. I recently traveled

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Speaker 3: to Phoenix, Arizona, where I sat down with Michael Maduro.

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Speaker 3: He's the chief operating officer of Child Help, the nation's

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Speaker 3: leading organization for combating child abuse.

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Speaker 4: You hear me talk about them on the show.

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Speaker 3: We talked at Childhelp's national headquarters. I took a tour

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Speaker 3: of the facility. I want you to listen to my

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Speaker 3: special report. I think you'll see why that I am

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Speaker 3: partnering with Child Help and I'm asking you to support

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Speaker 3: their cause. Hey, it's Scott Jennings with a Salem Radio

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Speaker 3: network and we're in Phoenix, Arizona today with our friend

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Speaker 3: Michael Medoro, the COO, the chief operating officer.

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Speaker 4: Of Child Help.

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Speaker 3: Now you're familiar with Child Help because we've been talking

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Speaker 3: about them on our show. Child Help is the nation's

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Speaker 3: leading organization trying to end child abuse in the United States,

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Speaker 3: and Michael, you all operate the National Child Abuse Hotline,

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Speaker 3: which we've told our listeners about.

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Speaker 2: This is Child Help's.

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Speaker 3: Center here in Phoenix where children actually come once they

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Speaker 3: have called the hotline and you've identified a child in crisis.

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Speaker 3: Just tell me what did we just see here? Walk

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Speaker 3: me through this facility. When a child comes here, what

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Speaker 3: happens to them when Child Health gets involved.

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Speaker 15: These are children who have disclosed that they have been

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Speaker 15: abused or a mandatory reporter or some body has identified

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Speaker 15: that there is possible harm to this child and an

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Speaker 15: appointment has been set up for them to speak with

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Speaker 15: a forensic interviewer and determine what course of action is

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Speaker 15: necessary for their unique case.

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Speaker 12: What we are sitting in is a child centric environment.

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Speaker 15: So historically, before child Help, if any child was disclosing

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Speaker 15: abuse or a mandatory reporter was disclosing danger to a child,

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Speaker 15: they would typically need to speak with about six seven

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Speaker 15: eight different agencies over about a seven eight nine month

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Speaker 15: period of time. What that model really created was retraumatization

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Speaker 15: of a child who's experienced abuse, loss of evidence for

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Speaker 15: those who offended, and oftentimes if a case went to trial,

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Speaker 15: it was typically the child that was on trial having

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Speaker 15: to defend why there were so many variations to their story,

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Speaker 15: why evidence couldn't be collected and lost. So what Child

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Speaker 15: Help created was a multidisciplinary model of which all of

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Speaker 15: those child protection professionals are operating together as one team

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Speaker 15: under one roof, and an environment that is designed to

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Speaker 15: care for a child. So we are sitting in a

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Speaker 15: place room that is designed for a child to walk

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Speaker 15: into and get comfortable before they are greeted by a

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Speaker 15: non uniform, trauma informed, forensically trained interviewer who's going to

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Speaker 15: bring them into a forensic interview room and capture what

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Speaker 15: transpired or what happened to that child in a manner

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Speaker 15: where an entire team of professionals is watching that in

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Speaker 15: an adjacent monitoring room in real time. Child Help created

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Speaker 15: this hotline because it was needed and it didn't exist.

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Speaker 15: We didn't wait for government or outside funding to come

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Speaker 15: on into support it. We created it and expected and

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Speaker 15: hoped that communities across America would get behind it, and

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Speaker 15: for the past forty five forty six years, that's exactly

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Speaker 15: what has happened. But the demand is increasing, the need

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Speaker 15: is increasing, and that's why we need your audience and

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Speaker 15: everyone around America to get behind this hotline.

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Speaker 12: Help sponsor.

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Speaker 15: The cost of one contact call a month changes the

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Speaker 15: entire dynamic of how we face abuse. One of the

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Speaker 15: elements of moving from call functionality to text and chat

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Speaker 15: capability is the amount of time did our counselor spend

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Speaker 15: on a contact call. So when it's calls, it was

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Speaker 15: typically around ten minutes that it would take for a

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Speaker 15: counselor to start and end a call. With somebody in

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Speaker 15: So we are getting greater volume of youth, but it

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Speaker 15: and chat communications. That's why we need greater investments to

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Speaker 15: provide greater support. That's where your support is going. It's

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Speaker 15: going to support bringing on those counselors, bringing on those

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Speaker 15: resources for those children in crises. But when that child

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Speaker 15: counselors that have been able to stay on the line

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Speaker 15: while emergency dispatch is being done with police in medical

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Speaker 15: to cite locations. And we've had other situations where counselors

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Speaker 15: have been able to just talk and engage and de

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Speaker 3: Child is in their home, they're being abused, they know

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Speaker 3: they need help. They learn about this hotline and whether

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Speaker 3: they call or more likely text in or go to

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Speaker 3: the chat and they talk to someone. Take us from

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Speaker 3: that moment when that first contact is made to the

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Speaker 3: point where they get here to safety.

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Speaker 12: So first and foremost a child that has found the courage,

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Speaker 12: and that's what it is.

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Speaker 2: It's courage.

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Speaker 15: The courage to speak to a safe adult or maybe

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Speaker 15: even pick up their own phone and reach out is

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Speaker 15: bravery like you'll never see in a child ever again.

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Speaker 15: But when they do that, they are immediately filled with

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Speaker 15: fear and insecurity. Is anybody going to believe me? Is

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Speaker 15: what I'm going to be say taken for truth? Am

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Speaker 15: or to another parent? These are the immediate fears and

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Speaker 12: How they overcome that is.

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Speaker 15: By putting in that text, by putting in that chat,

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Speaker 15: because what they are immediately needed and greeted with is

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Speaker 15: a professional counselor. And our weight times is less than

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Speaker 15: ninety seconds, So ninety.

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Speaker 3: Seconds, So they send that first message and almost instantly

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Speaker 3: someone who's trained to do it is right there saying

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Speaker 3: how can I help you?

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Speaker 2: Exactly right.

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Speaker 15: But that's also why we need the community to get

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Speaker 15: involved with us because the more demand that comes in,

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Speaker 15: the longer those weight times can be.

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Speaker 12: And we don't want those wait times.

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Speaker 15: To get longer because ninety seconds still feels like eternity

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Speaker 15: for a child in crises, right. We want to try

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Speaker 15: to get those weight times less and less. That's what

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Speaker 15: your twenty seven dollars is going to support making sure

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Speaker 15: that we can provide more counselors, greater availability.

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Speaker 12: Twenty seven dollars sponsor is a call for.

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Speaker 15: A child in crises with a professional counselor who's going

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Speaker 15: to guide that child to what's necessary, what's needed, what

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Speaker 15: resources are available to them, how to break and intervene

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Speaker 15: in the cycle of abuse that either they are experiencing

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Speaker 15: or they are witnessing.

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Speaker 12: Twenty seven dollars saves a child.

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Speaker 3: That simple, It is that simple. You know, one thing

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Speaker 3: I'm learning here is that it's everyone's responsibility. It's families,

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Speaker 3: it's communities, it's law enforcement, it's healthcare professionals. You know,

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Speaker 3: the entirety of a community and everything that makes up

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Speaker 3: that community. We all have a role to play. And

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Speaker 3: the role that our listeners can play is very simple.

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Speaker 3: Twenty seven dollars sponsors a single call to the hotline

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Speaker 3: one hundred and thirty five dollars sponsors five calls. You

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Speaker 3: can go to childhealth dot org slash Scott and make

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Speaker 3: that donation today.

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Speaker 6: You could do it one time.

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Speaker 3: You can set up a recurring donation, but honestly, twenty

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Speaker 3: seven dollars to save a child's life, to rescue a

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Speaker 3: child from hell on Earth, that's a pretty good deal.

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Speaker 3: And I think it also speaks to just how efficient

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Speaker 3: the donations are used here. You're one of the best

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Speaker 3: charities in the country when it relates to the ratio

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Speaker 3: of how much your donation goes to services versus overheaded and.

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Speaker 12: That's always been from our inception.

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Speaker 15: Our founders have always wanted to make sure that we

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Speaker 15: maximize every dollar for programmatic services and delivery because the

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Speaker 15: children come first, the children need it the most. Those

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Speaker 3: Tell us one more time, the volume, because what's going

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Speaker 3: on now you have these partnerships with Google and Meta

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Speaker 3: and these online companies. That's increasing awareness of the hotline,

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Speaker 3: which is also increasing the volume and the number of

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Speaker 3: children who have abuse situations, who are in crisis. It's

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Speaker 3: going up exponentially, and so the volume of this is

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Speaker 3: just out of hand. In the United States and around

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Speaker 3: the world.

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Speaker 15: We're seeing double digit increases month over month from last

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Speaker 15: year on volume to our hotline alone. In our sixty

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Speaker 15: six year history, we have directly impacted the lives of

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Speaker 15: more than fourteen million children. Since July one, of twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty five, we have directly served more than one hundred

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Speaker 15: and thirty thousand children.

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Speaker 3: You could make a huge difference. Go to childhelp dot

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Speaker 3: org slash Scott, make a twenty seven dollars donation and

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Speaker 3: save one child on this hotline. One hundred and thirty

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Speaker 3: five dollars is five call sponsor. That's five children that

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Speaker 3: you can save. The best thing you can do is

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Speaker 3: set up a recurring donation. Michael Maduo, you are the

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Speaker 3: chief operating officer of Child Help. You are a national

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Speaker 3: leader on this topic. Your model here is being replicated

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Speaker 3: in states and countries around the world, and our listeners

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Speaker 3: here at the Scott Jennings Show.

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Speaker 6: I hope we'll find it in their heart to help you.

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me in today.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 6: Thanks Michael g.

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Speaker 4: All right.

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Speaker 3: My special thanks to Michael Maduro from Child Help for

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Speaker 3: the tour there in Phoenix. And all the special insights

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Speaker 1: Exciting for free speech at Western Civilization This is the

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Speaker 3: Job coming out here in just a few minutes. Bottom

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Speaker 3: of the hour. We've got Saritha Koma Terretti coming on.

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Speaker 3: She's the Republican trying to unseat Letitia James in New York.

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Speaker 3: I'm meeting her for the first time today. I'm anxious

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Speaker 3: to see what she has to say. We've got a

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Speaker 3: little breaking news into the Scott Jennings Show. This from

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Speaker 3: KVOA News in Arizona. A shooting incident occurred early this

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Speaker 3: morning near mile post fifteen on Aravica Road. Emergency responders

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Speaker 3: showed up around seven point thirty and a shooting there

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Speaker 3: had involved a Border Patrol officer. So this is another

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Speaker 3: shooting involving the US Border Patrol, this one in Arizona.

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Speaker 3: When the emergency responders arrived, they found an individual in

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Speaker 3: custody and in critical condition. Sounds like perhaps that was

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Speaker 3: the person that was shot. Immediate medical care was provided.

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Speaker 3: The patient was transferred to a local medical helicopter for

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Speaker 3: a rapid transport to a regional trauma center. There are

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Speaker 3: more Border Patrol officers on the scene now. The PMA

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Speaker 3: County Sheriff's Department and the FBI are assisting in the investigation,

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Speaker 3: so we're going to keep an eye on that border

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Speaker 3: patrol shooting, this one in Arizona. We don't have any

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Speaker 3: more details beyond what I just gave you. We don't

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Speaker 3: know who was shot, we don't know what was going

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Speaker 3: on out there, but we'll track this story. It's common

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Speaker 3: sense for the American people. Scott Jennings is here on Salem.

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Speaker 3: I did get other breaking news into the show. Caroline

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Speaker 3: burst into the studio and she said, we're down to

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Speaker 3: our last bag of freshly brewed tea. We have one bag,

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Speaker 3: can we We'll see if we can get another half

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Speaker 3: an hour out of the tepex here on the Scott

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Speaker 3: Jettings Show. I'm going to get a drink here. We're

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Speaker 3: fighting it today, but we're fighting the good fight. I

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Speaker 3: didn't want to talk a couple of minutes, by the way,

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Speaker 3: about this issue of affordability. I was perusing the New

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Speaker 3: York Times. See in a poll that came out the

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Speaker 3: other day, and a lot was made about Trump's approval

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Speaker 3: and this and that, but they asked voters their feelings

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Speaker 3: on affordability. They asked them, do you think the following

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Speaker 3: items are unaffordable, somewhat affordable, or mostly affordable.

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Speaker 4: Interesting question. I don't think I've ever seen this before.

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Speaker 3: Did you know that the only two things that scored

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Speaker 3: as unaffordable, meaning a majority of Americans said unaffordable, were

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Speaker 3: education and housing. Educations obvious. Housing is also obvious. We

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Speaker 3: have a housing shortage. Prices are high, interest rates are high.

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Speaker 3: But on everything else, transportation was listed as the most

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Speaker 3: affordable by a fifty three point margin. Voters said it

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Speaker 3: was more affordable bities fifty three point margin, affordable food

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Speaker 3: food forty seven point margin. Voter said affordable groceries by

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Speaker 3: a forty three point margin. Voters said affordable having a

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Speaker 3: family by a seven point margin. Voter said affordable healthcare.

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Speaker 3: Even on the topic of health care by a three

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Speaker 3: point margin, voter said affordable, So that one was a

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Speaker 3: little more split. But you would think, even on healthcare,

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Speaker 3: given all the talk that's been in the news about

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Speaker 3: Obamacare premiums and these subsidies and everything else, you would

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Speaker 3: expect that to be way underwater, but it wasn't.

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Speaker 4: So think about what I just said for a second.

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Speaker 3: Transportation, utilities, food, groceries, having a family, and healthcare or

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Speaker 3: Americans believe those things to be affordable, then believe them

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Speaker 3: to be unaffordable. Now I'm only moderately good at math,

948
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Speaker 3: but it would seem to me that if that's true,

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Speaker 3: and if these voter sentiments are an accurate reflection of

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Speaker 3: what people think, A, that's going to anure to Donald

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Speaker 3: Trump and the Republican benefit in the twenty twenty six midterms,

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Speaker 3: particularly if they keep going in the right direction. And

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Speaker 3: B what you are being told about how people view

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Speaker 3: their own personal economic situation maybe shall we say, embellished

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Speaker 3: for political narrative purposes to hear the media. The political

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Speaker 3: media tell it we're living through another great depression. But

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Speaker 3: according to this polling from the New York Times, transportation, utilities, food, groceries,

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Speaker 3: having a family, healthcare, more Americans say these things are affordable.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 3: Trump does need to work on housing, and they are

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Speaker 3: doing that, and I expect that'll be part of the

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Speaker 3: budget reconciliation package this year. And education, well, nobody blames

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Speaker 3: Trump for college prices. They can blame themselves anyway. Just

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Speaker 3: some food for thought. When we come back.

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Speaker 4: The Republican running to unseat Letitia James is here now.

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Speaker 2: For America's favorite pundit. It's Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 3: All right, it's Tuesday, January twenty seven, tracking all the

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Speaker 3: breaking news here for Salem. It's common sense for the

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Speaker 3: American people. Scott Jennings is with you on a cold,

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Speaker 3: cold day in our nation's capital. Chances are, wherever you are,

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Speaker 3: it's cold too. Florida not included, although I read I

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Speaker 3: think it's going to get It's gonna get cold down

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Speaker 3: there too. You know, if you made a list of

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Speaker 3: the four or five Democrats in America that Republicans would

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Speaker 3: most like to see lose their next election, I suspect

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Speaker 3: on almost everybody's list, Letitia James, the current Attorney General

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Speaker 3: of New York, would appear. My next guest is going

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Speaker 3: to try to do that in November. She has had

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Speaker 3: a long career in public service, which includes serving as

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Speaker 3: a federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of New York.

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Speaker 3: She was the chief of staff of the Drug Enforcement Administration.

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Speaker 3: She clerk for the Honorable Brett Kabanaw on the US

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Speaker 3: Court of Appeals.

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Speaker 4: For the DC Circuit before he went to the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 3: Bottom line, my next guest has a long career in

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Speaker 3: the law and in locking up criminals. Joining us now,

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Speaker 3: Siritha Commentaretti, who is running for Attorney General in New York.

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Speaker 4: Saritha, Welcome to the Scott Sheending Show.

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Speaker 17: Thank you, Scott, it's great to be here.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad you're joining us today.

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Speaker 3: I suspect you're going to find Republicans all over this

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Speaker 3: country interested in what you have to say because of

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Speaker 3: who you are running against in New York. So tell

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Speaker 3: us a little about yourself. I gave your resume very impressive.

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Speaker 3: How is it that you came to decide, in the

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Speaker 3: Year of Our Lord twenty twenty six, I'm going to

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Speaker 3: run for office in New York.

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Speaker 17: Well, it's pretty simple, Scott. You know, I was born

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Speaker 17: in Brooklyn. I love New York. I came back here

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Speaker 17: to be a federal prosecutor, which I was for more

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Speaker 17: than a decade. I prosecuted terrorists, you know, when I

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Speaker 17: was in college. Nine to eleven. Happened my first week

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Speaker 17: of college, and that led me to become a terrorism

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Speaker 17: prosecutor because I wanted to do my part to fight terrorism.

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Speaker 17: So I went after leaders in Al Qaeda, ISIS, and

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Speaker 17: the Mexican drug cartels. And that was my career. I

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Speaker 17: became chief of staff of the DEA. President Trump nominated

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Speaker 17: me to be a judge. I have an entire career

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Speaker 17: public service and public safety. But in the meantime, what

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Speaker 17: I've seen in the communities around me here in New

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Speaker 17: York is that New York has gotten less safe. In

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Speaker 17: the five years Letitia James has been in office, crime

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Speaker 17: in New York State is up twenty six percent. Drug

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Speaker 17: deaths are up sixty three percent. It has not served

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Speaker 17: New Yorkers her political agenda. Her use of that office

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Speaker 17: purely for political purposes has led to New York suffering,

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Speaker 17: and I'm tired of it. I know I can do

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Speaker 17: something about that. I'm an excellent prosecutor, I'm an excellent professional,

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Speaker 17: and I'm the most qualified person for that job. That's

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Speaker 17: why I decided to run. I wanted to make sure

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Speaker 17: my kids and my community, my state are safe.

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Speaker 3: That's an excellent pitch for Attorney General in New York.

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Speaker 3: I want to get into a little bit more your

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Speaker 3: views on crime in New York and in New York City.

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Speaker 3: You note that crime has gone up on the watch

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Speaker 3: of Letitia James, and it seems like, you know, we

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Speaker 3: hear a lot of stories that it's sort of just

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Speaker 3: a revolving door in the justice system up there. Violent

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Speaker 3: people go in, they come right back out. They're committing crimes.

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Speaker 3: I mean, the number one predictor of whether you will

1031
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Speaker 3: commit violence is have you already committed violence? Tell us

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Speaker 3: if you get elected Attorney general, what will be your

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Speaker 3: actions to stop this revolving door and stop this trend

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Speaker 3: in New York City, Scott, you.

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Speaker 17: Know that revolving door is very real. Let me tell

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Speaker 17: you I was in court in federal court just back

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Speaker 17: in August. I was taking a duty day, as they

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Speaker 17: call it, when you take whatever comes in the door,

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Speaker 17: and I had a guy come in the door. He

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Speaker 17: had twenty seven priors. He was out on probation for

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Speaker 17: whatever reason, and he had missed an appointment, so the

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Speaker 17: NYPD went to look for him. They found him with

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Speaker 17: a fentanyl, cocaine, heroine, and a loaded firearm, dealing drugs

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Speaker 17: across the street from a middle school. When he was

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Speaker 17: prosecuted in the state, he got six months in state

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Speaker 17: prison and was released, and they brought him to federal

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Speaker 17: court to see if we could do something about that. Now,

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Speaker 17: if you ask a New Yorker doesn't matter whether they're

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Speaker 17: a Republican, an Independent, or a Democrat. Most New Yorkers

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Speaker 17: would tell you that is unacceptable. That is not a

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Speaker 17: person who should be led out to go back across

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Speaker 17: the street from a middle school dealing drugs with a

1053
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Speaker 17: loaded gun. But that's what's happening in New York right now,

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Speaker 17: and that's the problem. It's a problem not just in

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Speaker 17: New York City. It's a problem in every county in

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Speaker 17: the state. Everywhere I go. I've been traveling for the

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Speaker 17: last six weeks across the state. I hear stories of

1058
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Speaker 17: repeat offenders out on the street that hurt someone. It's

1059
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Speaker 17: a problem everywhere in the state. What can we do

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Speaker 17: about it? There's a lot we can do about it. First,

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Speaker 17: we can prosecute crime to the fullest extent of the law.

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Speaker 17: Right now, you have various das in New York who

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Speaker 17: are tying the hands of their own prosecutors. They're telling

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Speaker 17: them not to charge them with what they actually did,

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Speaker 17: to charge them with something less. They're telling them not

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Speaker 17: to ask for jail time. On day one, as Attorney General,

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Speaker 17: I will reverse those policies. That's something that an Attorney

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Speaker 17: general can do and should do. You just need a

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Speaker 17: prosecutor as attorney general. We also need to fight for

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Speaker 17: better bail laws. New York bail laws are completely unreasonable.

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Speaker 17: It's part of the reason why people are getting out

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Speaker 17: of jail. It's part of the reason why in some cases,

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Speaker 17: judges don't even have an option to put people in

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Speaker 17: jail when they're dangerous, because New York is the only

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Speaker 17: state in the country that does not allow judges to

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Speaker 17: consider public safety when determining whether to put someone in

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Speaker 17: jail before trial. So it's totally out of line with

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Speaker 17: common sense. It's totally out of line with the rest

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Speaker 17: of the country, and we need to change those laws.

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Speaker 17: We need an attorney general who's going to fight for

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Speaker 17: changing those laws.

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Speaker 3: Ma Voicher hearing on the show today, Sir ritha Commentiretti,

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Speaker 3: she's the Republican running against Letitia James for Attorney General

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Speaker 3: in New York. You know, I talked to cops all

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Speaker 3: over the country and one of the things I hear

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Speaker 3: New York, you name it, but particularly in jurisdictions, is

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Speaker 3: that this issue of local prosecutors and local judges who

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Speaker 3: are working very hard to get violent people out of

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Speaker 3: jail and back onto the streets. I assume before you

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Speaker 3: launch this campaign, you yourself were in touch with law

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Speaker 3: enforcement in New York City and around the state.

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Speaker 4: Is this something you're hearing?

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Speaker 3: Are the cops fed up with these local prosecutors and

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Speaker 3: judges and other people involved in the system who just

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Speaker 3: work over time for criminals and seem to care not

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Speaker 17: You know, I've had the privilege of working with all

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Speaker 17: kinds of federal law enforcement and also with local law

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Speaker 17: enforcement because I served in the Joint Terrorism Task Force

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Speaker 17: for more than a decade, So we work closely with FBI,

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Speaker 17: other federal agencies, NYPD, New York State Police, and yes,

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Speaker 17: I have talked to them, and I'll tell you, folks

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Speaker 17: are tired of having the world upside down, which is

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Speaker 17: what happened back in twenty twenty. Right now, for some reason,

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Speaker 17: cops are the bad guys, criminals are the good guys,

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Speaker 17: and everyone else is left fending for themselves. That doesn't

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Speaker 17: make any sense. We've got to come back to a

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Speaker 17: place where we can have some trust and faith in

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Speaker 17: law enforcement and respect for the role that they have.

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Speaker 17: If we have disagreements on policy, we have those disagreements

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Speaker 17: in court or in Congress, not on the street. And

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Speaker 17: we've got to get back to a place where we

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Speaker 17: support our law enforcement. Right now, in New York we

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Speaker 17: have a chief law enforcement officer who is anti law enforcement.

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Speaker 17: That doesn't work. It's not good for anyone New Yorkers,

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Speaker 17: and I think all Americans want the law enforced in

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Speaker 17: a way that's ethical, in a way that's humane. But

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Speaker 17: they want the law enforced, and to do that, we

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Speaker 17: need to support our law enforcement. You can have the

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Speaker 17: best cops in the world, and in New York we do.

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Speaker 17: We have the best cops in the world. But if

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Speaker 17: you don't have prosecutors who follow through with that, then

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Speaker 17: those same criminals that the cops spend so much time

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Speaker 17: and energy and risk their lives to get off the

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Speaker 17: street end up back on the street later the same day.

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Speaker 17: It's not fair to the law enforcement and it's not

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Speaker 17: fair to our citizens.

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Speaker 4: Saith.

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Speaker 3: I want to get your reaction to this is the

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Speaker 3: new mayor of New York City, Mom, Donnie.

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Speaker 4: He is one of the people who has no respect

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Speaker 4: for law enforcement.

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Speaker 3: In fact, right now he and the Democrats are trying

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Speaker 3: to abolish ice, which is federal law enforcement.

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Speaker 4: Here's cut number five Mom, Donnie.

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Speaker 7: I think that there are too many Americans who are

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Speaker 7: being asked to not believe their own eyes, not believe

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Speaker 7: their own ears, not believe their own realities. And people

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Speaker 7: want to hear the truth, they want to see the truth.

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Speaker 7: And that's why I described that as a murder, because

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Speaker 7: there's no other way to watch that video and come

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Speaker 7: to a different conclusion. And we know that the fear

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Speaker 7: that so many are living with in Minneapolis, it's a

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Speaker 7: fear that New Yorkers are also living with, the fear

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Speaker 7: of being terrorized. And I will do everything in my

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Speaker 7: power to ensure that we do not see that take

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Speaker 7: place in New York City. And I've also said clearly

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Speaker 7: to the President that these ICE.

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Speaker 2: Rates, they are cruel, they are in humane.

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Speaker 7: They do nothing to serve the interests of public safety.

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Speaker 4: Sarifa, what say you?

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Speaker 3: Is it cruel to simply enforce existing federal immigration law?

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Speaker 4: What do you think about the mayor's comments?

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Speaker 17: Listen the idea that ICE does not serve public safety,

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Speaker 17: It's not true. As I said, I served with a

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Speaker 17: number of federal agencies shoulder shoulder with FBI and ICE

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Speaker 17: and DEA on task forces that targeted the worst of

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Speaker 17: the worst. ICE helped investigate and prosecute leaders in ISIS,

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Speaker 17: in the drug cartels, and in transnational organizations, everyone from

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Speaker 17: MS thirteen to L. Chappo. The work that they have

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Speaker 17: done has helped keep New Yorkers safer. Now, the problem

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Speaker 17: that we're seeing. Part of the problem is that, as

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Speaker 17: we saw on the Joint Terrorism Task Force, ICE does

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Speaker 17: its best work when it's able to work with other agencies,

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Speaker 17: When it's able to work with state and local law enforcement.

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Speaker 17: We don't want to have to have people out income unities,

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Speaker 17: out in raids if an alternative to that is to

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Speaker 17: actually have them have an orderly handover of a criminal

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Speaker 17: alien from criminal custody to immigration custody.

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Speaker 4: How do you do that.

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Speaker 17: It's very simple. You allow ICE agents to stand by

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Speaker 17: state jails so that when someone who has been convicted

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Speaker 17: of a crime is walking out the door because they

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Speaker 17: finish their sentence, the ICE agent is permitted to take

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Speaker 17: custody in an orderly, organized, fair manner and initiate deportation proceedings.

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Speaker 17: The problem is in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states that's

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Speaker 17: not allowed, and so instead we're releasing criminals into the community.

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Speaker 17: And ICE has to go into the community to go

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Speaker 17: find them. That's not safe for anyone. It puts the

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Speaker 17: community and the officers in danger. No one should want that.

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Speaker 17: I think at the end of the day, people want

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Speaker 17: the laws enforced. They want to get the worst of

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Speaker 17: the worst, and the way to do that is to

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Speaker 17: have state and local officials work with federal officials hand

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Speaker 17: in hand so that we have an ethical and proper enforcement.

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Speaker 2: Of the laws.

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Speaker 3: Surrifa Cometaretti, the Republican running to unseat Letitia James for

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Speaker 3: Attorney General in New York.

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Speaker 4: Where can people find you?

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Speaker 3: I suspect there are Republicans all over this country who

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Speaker 3: would like to find you.

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Speaker 4: Where do they go to help you out? On the internet?

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Speaker 17: Well, thank you for asking, Scott. My website is Sarifa

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Speaker 17: s A r I t HA for New York dot Com.

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Speaker 17: You can find more about me there. We'd love to

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Speaker 17: hear from you, anyone, ask questions. Ideas. We have to

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Speaker 17: win in November to restore justice and restore safety in

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Speaker 17: New York, and we're going to do that. We'll do

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Speaker 17: it with your support.

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Speaker 3: Voice. Surifa Commentaretti. She's the Republican running for Attorney General

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Speaker 3: in New York. We'll keep tabs on your campaign. You

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Speaker 3: got a lot of fans out there. I'm getting text messages.

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Speaker 3: People are like fire emoji fire them. That's what I'm

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Speaker 3: getting on my phone right now. Thanks for coming on

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Speaker 3: the show. We're going to take a break. When we

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Speaker 3: come back. President Trump signed a big executive order today

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Speaker 3: trying to goose the building rebuilding of the damaged properties

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Speaker 3: in LA after the fires.

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Speaker 4: Stay with us to find out more.

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Speaker 1: About He's the author of the best selling book A

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Speaker 1: Revolution of Common Sense.

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Speaker 2: Pierce Scott Jennings.

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Speaker 3: Home Stretch on Tuesday, January twenty seven. Scott Jennings here

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Speaker 3: on Salem more breaking news today, a big scoop that

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Speaker 3: has to do with getting houses built in the wake

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Speaker 3: of the LA wildfires a year ago. Joining us on

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Speaker 3: the line is Steve Nelson. He is the chief Washington

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Speaker 3: correspondent for the New York Post. He has a story today,

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Speaker 3: broke the story on a new executive order signed by

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Speaker 3: President Trump on this topic.

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Speaker 4: Steven, Welcome to the show. Thanks for coming on.

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Speaker 3: Tell us what did the President do this morning to

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Speaker 3: engage in helping people rebuild their homes.

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Speaker 4: In Los Angeles?

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Speaker 9: Right? Well, thank you very much for having me. So

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Speaker 9: we interviewed President Trump for the launch of the California

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Speaker 9: Posts this week, and President Trump and our Presidence signed

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Speaker 9: an executive order which intends to speed up the process

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Speaker 9: of rebuilding homes that were destroyed by wildfires last year

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Speaker 9: in Los Angeles. And he is doing this by ordering

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Speaker 9: the Small Business Administration and FEMA to draw up regulations

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Speaker 9: and adopt them within ninety days, allowing builders to self

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Speaker 9: certify to the federal government that they're complying with state

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Speaker 9: and local regulations. This is an attempt to get around

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Speaker 9: the burdensome state and local approval processes. There were about

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Speaker 9: thirteen thousand homes destroyed last year in the Eton and

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Speaker 9: Pennellsades fires, and very few of the homeowners have actually

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Speaker 9: gotten permission to rebuild. So President Trump says the government,

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Speaker 9: the federal government is going to preempt state and local

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Speaker 9: zoning regulation, regulations and processes and speed this up by

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Speaker 9: just allowing builders to certify to the government that complying

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Speaker 9: with the rules.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, according to your story, wildfires destroyed and estimated sixteen

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Speaker 3: thousand structures, but Los Angeles City and County officials have

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Speaker 3: only issued twenty six hundred permits So far to rebuild.

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Speaker 3: Less than fifteen percent of all homes destroyed by the

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Speaker 3: fires have received necessary approvals to move forward. This is

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Speaker 3: according to the Trump administration. My first question is what

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Speaker 3: will Gavin Newsom's reaction to this be. I assume he

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Speaker 3: will argue that Donald Trump doesn't have the authority to

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Speaker 3: do this.

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Speaker 4: What's your reportings say about that?

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Speaker 11: Right now?

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Speaker 9: Just for the clarification for your listeners, the numbers are

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Speaker 9: a little bit fuzzy because not all structures or residences,

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Speaker 9: and city officials have different numbers than the state officials.

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Speaker 9: For the number of building permits. Gavin Newsom's number is

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Speaker 9: actually lower, It's about sixteen hundred. But Newsom is pushing

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Speaker 9: back on this. He claims that, you know, the reason

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Speaker 9: that the vast majority of people don't have building permits

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Speaker 9: is because they don't have the money to rebuild. His

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Speaker 9: spokesperson called the president a quote clueless idiot who believes

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Speaker 9: that the government can override local processes, which gets us

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Speaker 9: to the question of whether it's legal, and that's a

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Speaker 9: matter that's likely to be decided by the courts. But

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Speaker 9: the federal government does, in some circumstances have the ability

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Speaker 9: to preempt local zoning processes. So we're certainly going to

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Speaker 9: find out whether or not the courts uphold this, but

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Speaker 9: there's clear federal president President to do this.

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Speaker 4: All right.

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Speaker 3: Also tucked into this executive order, it says the federal

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Speaker 3: government is going to audit the nearly three billion dollar

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Speaker 3: Hazard Mitigation Grant Program fund that was given to the

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Speaker 3: state to help the recovery efforts, to see if these

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Speaker 3: funds have been used properly. How are California officials going

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Speaker 3: to take to being audited. What do you think they're

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Speaker 3: going to find in this audit?

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Speaker 9: Well, President Trump announced this as he argues that California

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Speaker 9: may have a your fraud issue than Minnesota. Of course,

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Speaker 9: he's talked a lot about social services being ripped off

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Speaker 9: there by smally American immigrants. He says that he suspects

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Speaker 9: that the fraud is much larger in California. And we

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Speaker 9: certainly saw a significant fraud there with the unemployment system

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Speaker 9: during the pandemic, and I think the suspicion here is

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Speaker 9: that some of the funds may have been misspent. And

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Speaker 9: you know, President President Trump is clearly a needle. And

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Speaker 9: Gavin Newsom, ahead of his anticipated presidential campaign, and these

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Speaker 9: fraud issues can certainly dog officials. It did with President

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Speaker 9: Biden's Labor secretary, as we can remember.

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Speaker 3: That voice you're hearing that of Stephen Nelson. He is

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Speaker 3: the chief Washington correspondent for both The New York and

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Speaker 3: the brand new California Post. Steven, congratulations on launching the

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Speaker 3: California Post.

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Speaker 4: And this is the first day of the newspaper.

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Speaker 9: Yes, it is, it is, And we broke other exciting

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Speaker 9: news with President Trump. He's also considering an effort to

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Speaker 9: cap sat gas taxes California as the highest. So we

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Speaker 9: made a lot of news and please visit our website

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Speaker 9: to read all of our stories.

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Speaker 4: And what is the handle for the California Post.

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Speaker 9: Well, you can find all of them on Nypost dot com.

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Speaker 3: Go to ny Post dot com and you have a

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Speaker 3: special section for California. You're gonta give the La Times

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Speaker 3: and other newspapers and media properties out in California a

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Speaker 3: run for their money. That was Steven Nelson, chief Washington

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Speaker 3: correspondent for the New York Post, also writing for the new,

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Speaker 3: brand new California Post. You can find him on x

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Speaker 3: at Steven Nelson ten. Thanks for joining us. We're out

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Speaker 3: of time today. We'll be back tomorrow.