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Speaker 2: The wealthy dis countries in the world, and they'll be

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Speaker 3: What's your taking out two state solutions, sir?

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Speaker 4: Just to follow up on that, but what is your

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Speaker 1: I don't have a view.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to go with what do they agree to?

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Speaker 5: It's rather than given that there are some tough provisions

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Speaker 4: Be deposed, That BB may go a little bit and

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Speaker 4: it could be.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I think he's very popular right now. He's much more

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Speaker 6: Basically like it and he's more popular today than he

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Speaker 6: was and the attack took place. Tony Katz, Tony Katz today,

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Speaker 6: good to be with you find everything at Tony Katz

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Speaker 6: dot com.

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Speaker 1: Be a subscriber over there, follow over there.

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Speaker 6: I'd appreciate the support the President engaged in the cabinet

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Speaker 6: meeting now taking questions from the press. He has announced

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Speaker 1: That he has been asked.

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Speaker 6: But if he does, he has been asked, and if

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Speaker 6: They're gonna say, the West Bank belongs is the West

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Speaker 6: But he said that he's going. Now the press is

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Speaker 7: Them program that the Vice president mentioned, do you know

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Speaker 8: Revenue will actually go through to communities.

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Speaker 3: Because there's reports that we provide us are actually signing.

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Speaker 2: Well, okay, let me just answered the jareds So. Jared's

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Speaker 2: This was we had a lot of different players, different

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Speaker 3: So we had a very smart group of people. These

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Speaker 9: Can I ask you about the China you're meeting with

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Speaker 10: The export. But look, we have the ultimate export. We

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Speaker 6: Trying to signal to President Trump, Hey, if we're going

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Speaker 6: And all of this leads to the a we'll get

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Speaker 6: buy some soybeans. But Taiwan, what do you forget about that?

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Speaker 6: It's Gilbert Godfrey to Beverly Hills cop in this hand.

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Speaker 6: You look at this. It said, like, what is this?

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Speaker 6: That's what's happening here. This is about applying the pressure

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Speaker 2: And we'll be making cuts that will be permanent, and

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Speaker 7: Includes fuel, it includes interest rates, it includes labor.

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Speaker 7: The trade renegotiations and the trade realignment that Jamison and

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Speaker 7: And those that will benefit the most are the original Americans,

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Speaker 8: The President has committed if we need a bridge, he.

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Speaker 8: New Trump era. That's what we're working on every day.

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Speaker 6: You put tariffs everywhere, and now you have the president

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Speaker 6: That's nutty. This is this is an idea so far

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Speaker 6: I have got that story coming up. The cabinet meeting

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Speaker 6: doing it. Also layoffs, Why in the world are Republican

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Speaker 6: In a fight that matters? Which brings us to a

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Speaker 6: redistricting conversation that is coming up.

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Speaker 1: Keep it here. I'm Tony Katz. This is Tony Katz today.

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Speaker 6: I have to assume by this stage of the game,

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Speaker 6: everybody knows what gaslighting is.

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Speaker 1: Gaslighting is the term of art.

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Speaker 6: For how you try to psychologically manipulate someone into believing

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Speaker 6: We've seen this in multiple cases. Tony Katz, Tony kats today, guys,

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Speaker 6: Now, what is it like to go to the airwaves

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Speaker 6: Of talk, isn't a thing. We have a violent contingent

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Speaker 6: Antifa's just you know, they're just they're just confused, They're

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Speaker 6: The value of this argument is to say the left

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Speaker 6: Repeat after me, the left is peaceful, the left is kind,

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Speaker 1: How is that not it? How is that not it?

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Speaker 6: You for wanting to go about stopping people from speaking free.

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Speaker 6: You for assassinating Charlie Kirk, You for going after and

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Speaker 6: United States, Your party, your people. No, no, no, no, no,

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Speaker 6: people over here, that's that's not news, that's narrative. That's

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Speaker 6: Aaron Burnett, and that is CNN. This is Tony Katts.

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Speaker 2: Today, Republicans have voted repeatedly to pass a clean, non

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Speaker 3: To reopen our government.

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Speaker 3: We have the best economy.

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Speaker 2: We've ever had, we had the best economy in my

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Speaker 2: I don't think they want to have a good country.

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Speaker 6: That is often the way it looks that the left

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Speaker 6: When I say odd, apart for the course for them,

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Speaker 6: I should say dangerous. They favor bigger and bigger and

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Speaker 6: to extend Obamacare subsidies that they agreed to have sunset

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Speaker 1: No part of that is true. It's just a lie.

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Speaker 6: It is what it is, what it is, and not

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Speaker 6: fights about it. This was crazy, you know what, hold

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Speaker 1: This is what it is he's talking about.

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Speaker 12: And meanwhile, these guys are fighting you, mister O'Brien, every

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Speaker 12: basic representation for their workers, for their drivers. Tell us

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Speaker 6: Josh Harley is in this hear and speaking to Sean

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Speaker 6: O'Brien as the president of the Teamsters, and Sean O'Brien

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Speaker 6: is making a great argument for why you should work

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Speaker 6: for UPS and not Amazon. No one is forcing anybody

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Speaker 1: It is not real.

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Speaker 13: That on the, average THE ups full time employee makes

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Speaker 6: better because we demand, it as opposed to the business

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Speaker 6: being able to run its business to the best of

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Speaker 6: its ability and saying this is what we pay and

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Speaker 6: then people don't have to take the. Job this is

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Speaker 6: a nonsense statement from someone who knows zero about. Economics

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Speaker 6: this is, Horrifying and this Is Elizabeth warren. Talk how

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Speaker 6: is that pro? Worker so now you want to make

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Speaker 6: the argument that only the union is pro. Worker With

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Speaker 6: republicans like, this who Needs? Democrats speaking of The, democrats

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Speaker 6: if you didn't hear the fight Between. Hakem jeffries And

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Speaker 6: Representative Mike, lawler oh my, goodness if you want to

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Speaker 6: know how Badly democrats are losing this shutdown, fight which

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Speaker 6: is on day, nine by the, way day, nine number,

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Speaker 6: nine day nine of the. Shutdown they're losing big AND

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Speaker 6: i know this because they're now basically accosting members in

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Speaker 6: the middle of the hallways hoping to shame them into.

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Speaker 1: It you will not want to miss. This you won't

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Speaker 1: believe it when you hear. It keep it right. Here

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Speaker 1: I'm Tony katz and this Is Tony katz, today day

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Speaker 1: nine of the.

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Speaker 6: Shutdown and, Yes democrats are aware they're losing this, fight

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Speaker 6: and one of the things they're willing to do is

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Speaker 6: to keep the shutdown.

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Speaker 1: Going why because as Of.

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Speaker 6: October, fifteenth some people are not going to get, paychecks

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Speaker 6: and then the pain will ratchet up and they'll be

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Speaker 6: able to, say look at What republicans are. Doing they

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Speaker 6: are playing a game of chicken with government workers in the.

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Speaker 6: Military there's not even a. Question this is what they're.

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Speaker 6: Doing Tony, Katz Tony kats, today good to be with.

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Speaker 6: You things are going so, Poorly america is so not behind,

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Speaker 6: them and there's data to back that up that now

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Speaker 6: you're seeing members accosted in the halls this is A

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Speaker 6: Keem jeffries basically yelling At Representative Mike. Lawler and this

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Speaker 6: is this is how our leadership. Acts this is nuts

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Speaker 6: right here.

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Speaker 3: From your bull sign you both can easily extend your.

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Speaker 9: Trumps and by the, way let me ask you down.

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Speaker 4: Question for years after about how we need to government making.

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Speaker 2: A show of this said you, could you're embarrassing you,

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Speaker 2: Cling you're an embarrassing to sign.

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Speaker 6: On you're embarrassing. Yourself you're an. Embarrassment you can sign.

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Speaker 6: On it's a it's a peaceful legislation to have certain things.

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Speaker 6: Funded this wasn't even about the cr but you could

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Speaker 6: just The senate can just pass this the Continuing. Resolution

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Speaker 6: this is going. On people are taking pictures and there's

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Speaker 6: they're taking. Video this this is how it. Works this

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Speaker 6: is how you engage in The house Of. Representatives aren't

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Speaker 6: we all just embarrassed? Already but it gets. Crazier you

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Speaker 6: have Four.

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Speaker 3: Democrats on, here you sign a. Question it's you voted

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Speaker 3: for the one THING.

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Speaker 9: I voted for the large that gave the largest task

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Speaker 9: cut The americans in.

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Speaker 3: History you're.

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Speaker 6: Voting by the, way the Average New york are getting

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Speaker 6: a four thousand dollars tax. Cutter notice How Hakeem jeffries

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Speaker 6: calls it the one big ugly, Bill, like how do

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Speaker 6: you expect to get anything done if this is how

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Speaker 6: everyone's talking to each?

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Speaker 1: Other and Then Akim jeffries goes full tough, guys that you're.

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Speaker 3: Embarrassing you want you want to cut the standard deduction

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Speaker 3: in the medicate.

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Speaker 14: Fraud and abuse by The Democratic controller Of New york's

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Speaker 14: your question pointed.

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Speaker 3: Out that one point billion Dollars you're not gonna. Waste

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Speaker 3: you're not gonna talk to. Wasted i'm not going to

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Speaker 3: talk to me on and talk.

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Speaker 14: About New york resident because you don't want to hear

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Speaker 14: WHAT i have to.

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Speaker 3: Say don't you just keep your mouth shut because that's

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Speaker 3: the way he showed.

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Speaker 6: Up he's poking in his, chest doesn't actually touch. Him

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Speaker 6: but you're not going to talk to me that. Way

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Speaker 6: why don't you just shut your mouth at that? Moment

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Speaker 6: what are you still having a conversation For Representative? Lawler

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Speaker 6: we're done, here tough, Guy you're losing this. Fight i'm

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Speaker 6: gonna go try and help The yorkers and walk. Off

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Speaker 6: what what is let? Now maybe that's just my way

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Speaker 6: of doing. It what are you still sticking around? For and,

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Speaker 6: Listener Kim, jeffries the tough, guy you can't. Persuade so

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Speaker 6: it's it's an attempt to, embarrass which isn't, working and

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Speaker 6: you're kind of making yourself look.

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Speaker 1: Ridiculous and it's the pseudo tough. Stuff what you you

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Speaker 1: are right to, say this is. Gross you showed, up.

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Speaker 3: Yeah and so you voted for this. One you can

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Speaker 3: extend it right, now permanent extension of massive tax breaks

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Speaker 3: for your billion.

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Speaker 1: Hire americans can get.

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Speaker 3: A Permanent americans take the standard? Reduction is that? Right

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Speaker 3: ninety percent Of americans take the standard? Deduction is? Right

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Speaker 3: if you had your, way the standard deduction would have

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Speaker 3: been cut in.

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Speaker 14: Half that would have been a massive taxing gross On

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Speaker 14: americans all across the.

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Speaker 3: Country Are unfortunately you're against the.

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Speaker 6: Cabin and solve a Billionaire Hakeem jeffries has gone from your,

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Speaker 6: Boss Donald, trump, which by the, Way Donald trump leads

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Speaker 6: The Republican.

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Speaker 1: Party how is this in any.

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Speaker 6: Way a shock To, uh don't you interrupt me to

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Speaker 6: you're here to support billionaires three, Things Hakim jeffries is

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Speaker 6: done to try and instigate.

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Speaker 1: Three different. Things billionaire donors lifting the cap on.

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Speaker 3: Assault we put a income capain.

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Speaker 14: Where you want all The republicans to be?

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Speaker 3: Here where are the rest of your Wanted republicans to be?

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Speaker 3: Here i'm? Here why are? You by the, way you

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Speaker 3: can you can pass AN aca extension right, now sign

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Speaker 3: on to this.

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Speaker 1: Bill did YOUR Aca Affordable Care?

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Speaker 6: Act he's got an extension out there that would keep

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Speaker 6: it funded for a year with the subsidies and everything.

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Speaker 6: Else that's What representative Lawlor is is pushing. Here And

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Speaker 6: Hakeem jefferies doesn't want to talk. About, okay how do

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Speaker 6: we get something?

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Speaker 1: Done?

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Speaker 3: Sign is your Both Donald trump behind hr are five

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Speaker 3: to one four? Five why don't you get?

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Speaker 1: On is your both behind?

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Speaker 3: Me why won't you get on? It you don't work

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Speaker 3: for The american?

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Speaker 1: People OH i.

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Speaker 3: DO i work for the people Of New. YORK i

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Speaker 3: work for the people in my. District is that why

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Speaker 3: You i'm?

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Speaker 1: Here you got by the WAY i.

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Speaker 3: VOTED i voted for a CLEAN cr to keep the

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Speaker 3: government open. Funded you're voted to shut it, down embarrassing, yourself.

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Speaker 14: Right leader with all you're the, One you're the one

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Speaker 14: actually voted to shut the government.

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Speaker 3: Down actually it's head you voted to shut the government.

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Speaker 3: Down republicans control of The, house The senate in the,

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Speaker 3: right and you're smart enough to know that you need

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Speaker 3: sixty votes in The.

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Speaker 1: Senate is that right?

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Speaker 3: Now do you need sixty votes in the center or?

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Speaker 14: Now you both needed to pass your one big ugman boat,

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Speaker 14: reconciliation which you did with THE. Ira lawler handed himself

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Speaker 14: well sad that he had.

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Speaker 6: To you wonder why things don't get, Done BUT i

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Speaker 6: think this is a great example of the fact That

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Speaker 6: democrats don't have the juice and they haven't convinced.

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Speaker 1: Anyone and these are the. Tactics this Is Tony kats.

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Speaker 1: Today