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Speaker 1: Good morning from South Dakota.

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Speaker 2: The new Taylor Swept album is out, but I probably

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Speaker 2: won't be buying it, as the last quote unquote album

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Speaker 2: I ever bought was on eight track.

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Speaker 1: Everyone have a great day eight track. If you've been here.

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Speaker 3: On this program or with me long enough, you understand

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Speaker 3: that I don't and had not, built listener rapport by

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Speaker 3: caring about what people think about what the truth is,

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Speaker 3: or what topics I cover or how I cover them,

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Speaker 3: or whatever I do what interests me. As I've said before,

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Speaker 3: and so in that sense, I'm not concerned if there's

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Speaker 3: some outraged person that takes offense to what I have

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Speaker 3: to say, or runs off to some other outlet to say,

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Speaker 3: how you know, I'm whatever isn't or phobic or whatever

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Speaker 3: you know, pejority term you want to use.

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Speaker 1: I just don't care. Just don't care.

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Speaker 3: And I'm not trying to stoke political fires with my words.

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Speaker 3: I'm simply telling you here's what I observe as I

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Speaker 3: go through my life. Here's what I observe based on

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Speaker 3: my experience. Here's my perspective based upon my experiences about

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Speaker 3: what's going on, you know, at the Colorado State Capital

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Speaker 3: or and the capitol in your community, in your state,

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Speaker 3: or what's going on inside the Beltway wherever it might be.

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Speaker 3: One incident here or there, or some vague rationale as

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Speaker 3: to why you know some lunatic killer must support politics

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Speaker 3: isn't enough to overwhelm the clear facts that the Marxist

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Speaker 3: slash leftist whatever you want to call them, I'm.

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Speaker 3: Are overwhelming the strongest advocates for political violence. They are

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Speaker 3: absolutely the strongest advocates for political violence, not only here

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Speaker 3: but elsewhere elsewhere in the world. Left wing politics are

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Speaker 3: so terrible that they must be enforced by the business

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Speaker 3: end of a gun once the public figures out there

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Speaker 3: they're a scam made to control of them. And that

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Speaker 3: is verifiable through a sample size of lifetimes. Radical leftist

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Speaker 3: policy enforcement killed more people in the twentieth century than

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Speaker 3: all of its wars combined, which is truly startling, because

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Speaker 3: the human race had never at any point dreamed of

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Speaker 3: more creative, creative ways.

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Speaker 1: Of killing men on.

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Speaker 3: Moss on battlefields as they have between nineteen fourteen and

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Speaker 1: I hope I've driven home.

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Speaker 3: I feel about the evil responses of so many Western

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Speaker 3: leftists over the death, say of Charlie Kirk, or the

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Speaker 3: deaths of just individuals they are subjects, is just normals normal?

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Speaker 3: I shouldn't use that word of just street crime. And

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Speaker 3: while I realize that not every Democrat feels the same way,

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Speaker 3: a ton of their friends are more than happy to

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Speaker 3: watch their enemies die when they cannot defeat them in

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Speaker 3: a peaceful debate. All these young left wingers, the type

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Speaker 3: who like to call themselves the Democrat socialists, are far

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Speaker 3: more accepting of political violence as justified than any other

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Speaker 3: demographic Just and you think I'm just just in case

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Speaker 3: you think I'm making things up out of thin air

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Speaker 3: polls or poles though, and you know I actually prefer

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Speaker 3: hard data to make my case. The shooting death of

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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk, this goes back to last month, sparked a

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Speaker 3: national debate about political violence. You gov did pulling, They've

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Speaker 3: done pulling regularly to find out what Americans thinking. Some

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Speaker 3: Americans are more worried about political violence than others. Just

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Speaker 3: six percent of Americans say political violence that This is

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Speaker 3: again from you gov, and this is dated back in

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Speaker 3: mid September. Six percent of Americans say political violence is

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Speaker 3: not much of a problem, five percent not a problem,

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Speaker 3: well eighty seven percent say it is a problem, with

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Speaker 3: a majority fifty nine percent of adults saying political violence

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Speaker 3: were more likely to say political violence is a very

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Speaker 3: fifty percent, and Republicans are more likely than Democrats to

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Speaker 3: margin of sixty seven to fifty eight percent. Even among

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Speaker 3: though very few people say it's not a problem, those

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Speaker 3: registration for Republicans is through the roof, and I'll talk

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Speaker 3: more about the changes in party registration in the seven

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Speaker 3: SLEC battleground or proxy states later on, But twenty eight

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Speaker 3: last year, including every harassed state that registers by party,

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Speaker 3: which is a total of twelve states. Well I'm gonna

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Speaker 3: the subsequent online and onscreen celebration from the Gaulish American left,

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Speaker 3: from the Marxist in our society. Let's just start out

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Speaker 1: Rhode Island.

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Speaker 3: There are almost as many unaffiliated or minor party registrants

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Speaker 3: in Rhode Island as there are Democrats and Republicans. A

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Speaker 3: wide gap of twenty one points in registration separates the

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Speaker 3: Democrats from the Republicans, which is closing ground every single month.

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Speaker 3: In July, with stats posting in August, Republicans gained eight

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Speaker 3: hundred and ninety nine net registrations on the Democrats, but

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Speaker 3: of slight deal over one thousand registrations. If you look

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Speaker 3: October of twenty five, two hundred and sixty six Democrat

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Speaker 3: from twenty one and a half percent for Democrats back

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Speaker 3: So it's been up four hundred ninety nine in July,

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Speaker 3: So while that August number is the highest of the

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Speaker 3: past four updates as a technicality because the voter roll

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Speaker 3: purge that they did last month, the Republican Party ate

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Speaker 3: up seven hundred and eighty nine registrations and did so

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Speaker 3: while adding three hundred and eighty one Republican registrations, while

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Speaker 3: Democrat losses were the highest down four hundred and eight

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Speaker 3: in twenty working class Rhode Island, the response to Kirk's

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Speaker 3: death was greatly unappreciated and is reflected in that update.

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Speaker 3: The state looks like it might sneak inside ten points

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Speaker 3: in the next presidential election and have Rhode Island maybe

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Speaker 3: up to Rhode Island. I know, small state, but again

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Speaker 3: a fantastic trend line. So for all the Democrat violence

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Speaker 3: Delaware has seen both parties drop registrations every month this summer,

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Speaker 3: steadier and more consistent Democrat defections to nonpartisan status. Democrats

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Speaker 3: the Republicans nearly held dead even, but Democrats did manage

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Speaker 3: down back in June up sixteen point n nine percent,

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Speaker 3: Republicans up to sixty October Republicans eight a whopping eight eleven. Now,

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Speaker 3: none of that's because of purges or voter roll maintenance.

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Speaker 3: The Republican net gain in the role was eight hundred

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Speaker 3: and eleven new voters last month, two and a half

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Speaker 3: So the changes in two small East Coast states worth

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Speaker 3: four and three electoral votes respectively. I know, seems small,

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Speaker 3: but of the most significant post maintenance monthly moves in

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Speaker 3: not in grand numbers, but in terms of a trend line,

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Speaker 3: either unaffiliated or toward Republicans. The Democrat party brand is

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Speaker 3: becoming more closely associated with the violence that we see

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Speaker 3: do believe they're actually embracing it because they don't have

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Speaker 3: policy alternatives. The only alternative they have is the same

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Speaker 3: Marxist bullcrap they've been feeding us for decades now. Now

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Speaker 3: continuing that kind of analysis to two larger states, one

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Speaker 3: will give even greater clarity into how larger population bases

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Speaker 3: after associating them with this political violence going on. And

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Speaker 3: of course the one that I wanted to look at

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Speaker 3: was New Mexico because New Mexico is in many ways

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Speaker 3: rest of the state. Now, I've always seen a tightening

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Speaker 3: and the unmistakable shift of minority voters toward Trump. Republican

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Speaker 3: state wide efforts are severely hampered by the white liberal

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Speaker 3: Santa Fe's actually Santa Fe County technically. Now, after they

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Speaker 3: the Republican Party, and by a substantial amount. It is

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Speaker 3: twenty two thousand, six hundred and twenty two registrations more

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Speaker 3: Harris's margin was about fifty five thousand votes. Twenty two

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Speaker 3: in November when she won by fifty five thousand votes.

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Speaker 3: At that rate, the twenty twenty eight presidential election in

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Speaker 3: New Mexico might end up being one of the closest

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Speaker 3: races in the country. Just give you again the same examples.

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Speaker 3: June twenty five to October twenty five. Democrat advantage in

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Speaker 3: June twenty five was up ten percent, held steady until October.

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Speaker 3: It's down now to only nine point six percent, with

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Speaker 3: Republicans gaining two hundred and sixty two registrations in July

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Speaker 3: six hundred eleven, in August four hundred ninety four, in

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Speaker 3: September fourteen hundred and fifteen.

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Speaker 1: In October, now.

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Speaker 3: Democrats moved up a little bit in recent months too,

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Speaker 3: but Republicans continued a net advantage, particularly after the Kirk shooting.

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Speaker 3: Democratic registration then stalled out, and that's when the Republicans

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Speaker 3: gained that astonishing fourteen hundred net gain. Actually it was

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Speaker 3: fourteen hundred and twenty seven with a net gain of

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Speaker 3: fourteen fifteen. That number fourteen hundred and one thousand, four

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Speaker 3: hundred and fifteen registrants is more than double this summer's

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Speaker 3: previous high set in the July to August reporting cycle,

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Speaker 3: and includes a net gain of Republicans up three h

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Speaker 3: hundred ninety in Bernalleeo County. If those gains there continue,

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Speaker 3: put New Mexico on your dark horse flip list for

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Speaker 3: twenty twenty eight. This is why Democrats are in such disarray.

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Speaker 3: New Mexico, a solidly blue state, is beginning to see

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Speaker 3: the changes, and it's the violence they see. The violence

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Speaker 3: go to New Jersey. The most significant state in this

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Speaker 3: grouping is it is another that shifted like New Mexico

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Speaker 3: Harris won by the tightest Democrat margin, up five point

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Speaker 3: nine percent. That's the tightest Democrat margins in nineteen ninety two.

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Speaker 3: The total shift in New Jersey is Republicans are up

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Speaker 4: Real quick, since you mentioned Fox News here, I wanted

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Speaker 3: Foxhow in this case it happens to be Broadview, Illinois.

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Speaker 1: You'd be outraged, absolutely outraged.

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Speaker 3: We now have selective law enforcement. That says, yeah, if

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Speaker 3: Little bit scared, but you should be mostly absolutely offended.

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Speaker 1: Let me take a.

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Speaker 6: Break, I'll be right back, Michael. You're pretty wound up.

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Speaker 6: The vaunted Denver post has relief for you. According to

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Speaker 3: On Saturday, nine to four am, Chicago Marxist Chicago Mayor

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Speaker 1: Tell me who's.

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Speaker 3: Inciting and encouraging and trying to shift the blame about violence.

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Speaker 2: I want to start with the raid because for so

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Speaker 1: But this is.

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Speaker 2: Coming to the front doorsteps of people in your community,

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Speaker 5: that we have been warning about for some time that

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Speaker 5: there are a number of people, including the President of

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Speaker 5: the United States of America, that have decided to declare

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Speaker 5: war on poor people and on work.

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Speaker 1: Declared war. He's declared war.

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Speaker 5: Keep people across the country.

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Speaker 1: And this raid that you are describing was.

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Speaker 5: On the South side of Chicago, where black folks live.

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Speaker 5: And it is evident that this is not about safety.

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Speaker 5: It's not about deportation. This is about the President of

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Speaker 5: the United States of America and his kind that are looking.

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Speaker 1: At his kind his kind into.

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Speaker 5: Stoke and foment chaos and fear within our streets of

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Speaker 5: the cities across America. But we're going to remain firm

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Speaker 5: and we're going to fight back against this tyranny.

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Speaker 3: It's war. He claims that it is war. And then

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Speaker 3: it's not about deportation. So Trump's just out doing this

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Speaker 3: for the fun of it. Trump's just out doing this because, well,

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Speaker 3: there's nothing else to do today, So it's a day ending.

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Speaker 3: Why so let's send troops into Chicago. Notice how they

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Speaker 3: are subtly trying to get you to shift your thinking

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Speaker 3: from this is immigration in for this is what immigration

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Speaker 3: enforcement looks like. Now there are many fastest immigration enforcement

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Speaker 3: Why don't they show us the families that are packing

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Speaker 3: up and taking advantage of the free airfare, well free

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Speaker 3: to them to leave the country voluntarily. Why don't they

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Speaker 3: focus on those who are packing up their belongings and

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Speaker 3: getting a U haul trailer and driving back out across

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Speaker 3: the border. Why don't we look into now, when you're

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Speaker 3: doing these kinds of raids, is somebody going to get

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Speaker 3: caught up? Because you know you've got it. You've got

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Speaker 3: an apartment. There might be I don't know, ten people

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Speaker 3: in that apartment, and so you go in and arrest

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Speaker 3: everybody because you know there's four or five trend to

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Speaker 3: a rod with people, and you get them out and

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Speaker 3: you get them into into a into a bus or

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Speaker 3: a squad car or something, and you start sorting out

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Speaker 3: who's who, and then those who are truly American citizens

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Speaker 3: you let go. Well, that's the consequence of living in

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Speaker 3: an apartment of trenda rodwood. You know, if dragons wanted

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Speaker 3: for robbery and dragons, you know, living in my basement

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Speaker 3: and they raid my house, I'm probably gonna get tough

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Speaker 3: for a little bit until they figure out, oh, that's

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Speaker 3: the guy with the red beard, that's the guy that

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Speaker 3: can't grow a beard. This is this is immigration enforcement.

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Speaker 3: They don't want you to think that the language is

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Speaker 3: so important to pay attention