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Speaker 1: US and Iranian negotiating teams are meeting today for another

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Speaker 1: round of high stake talks in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 1: During his Stead of the Union address, President Trump had

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Speaker 1: said he'd yet to hear Iranian's promise that their country

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Speaker 1: would never have a nuclear weapon, though hours before that speech,

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Speaker 1: Iron's FOIGN minister posted a message online saying that Tehran

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Speaker 1: will never seek to develop one Sectarty of Saint Marco

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Speaker 1: Rubio talked about today's meetings with Caribbean leaders and after

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Speaker 1: that meeting, this is what some of what he said.

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Speaker 3: Well, I think tomorrow Stephen Jared will be there. I

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Speaker 3: think they're on their way there now. Actually, and the

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Speaker 3: President was very clear last night that he always prefers diplomacy.

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Speaker 3: But I want you to understand and everyone should know

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Speaker 3: that Iran posted a very great threat to the United

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Speaker 3: States and asks for a very long time. They are

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Speaker 3: in possession first and foremost. After their nuclear program was obliterated,

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Speaker 3: they were told not to try to restart it, and

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Speaker 3: here they are. You can see them always trying to

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Speaker 3: rebuild elements of it. They're not enriching right now, but

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Speaker 3: they're trying to get to the point where they ultimately can.

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Speaker 2: The other thing I would point you to, however.

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Speaker 3: Is that Iran possesses a very large number of ballistic missiles,

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Speaker 3: particularly short range ballistic missiles that threaten the United States

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Speaker 3: and our bases in the region and our partners in

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Speaker 3: the region, and all of our basses in the UAE

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Speaker 4: So I want to have one and understand that.

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Speaker 3: And beyond just a nuclear program, they possess these conventional

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Speaker 5: They so choose to do so.

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Speaker 4: These things have to be addressed.

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Speaker 6: It felt to us today that you know, one moment,

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Speaker 6: a moment ago, all of the nuclear capability was obliterated,

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Speaker 6: and now they're a week away from making a bomb.

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Speaker 6: It felt a lot like the run up to a rock,

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Speaker 6: when the terms about what a rock was doing, the

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Speaker 7: It is that same pattern, and that some of those

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Speaker 7: have an ICBM that can hit the United States so

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Speaker 7: that's the concern here. And yet we have these talks

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Speaker 7: that are going on in Geneva. They just ended this afternoon.

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Speaker 7: There's positive news reports coming out of this. You have

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Speaker 7: the Iranian foreign minister and the foreign Minister of Oman,

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Speaker 7: who's been pushing saying there can be a deal here,

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Speaker 7: saying they went very well.

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Speaker 2: And one US.

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Speaker 7: Official at least told Axios that the talks were positive

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Speaker 7: and there's talks about maybe a meeting next week to

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Speaker 7: continue this. The cautionary note that there were talks going

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Speaker 7: on last year and the US bombed Iran, and the

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Speaker 7: US could bomb again.

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Speaker 8: Trump really doesn't care about Congress. He's all gassed and

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Speaker 8: no breaks. And I've said to you many times, I

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Speaker 8: think the most important story in the world is that

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Speaker 8: he can do whatever he wants with the most powerful

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Speaker 8: military of the world has ever seen, and that includes

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Speaker 8: striking eight countries already this year.

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Speaker 2: He's already struck.

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Speaker 8: Iran without congressional approval, without.

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Speaker 2: The support of the American public.

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Speaker 8: So it seems very clear that he wants to hit Iran,

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Speaker 8: and he's trying to build a rationale behind it. We hear,

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Speaker 8: you know, Iran's.

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Speaker 9: Full of bad guys.

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Speaker 8: Oran killed protesters, Iran potentially has nukes. It's all building

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Speaker 8: a case in support of war, and I think it's

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Speaker 8: important underscore he has forever war going on right now.

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Speaker 8: I mean, he's almost entirely unchecked when it comes to

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Speaker 8: using our military, whether it's in Iran, striking another boat

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Speaker 8: off the coast of Venezuela, or continuing to deploy troops domestically.

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Speaker 8: This is a really, really important point for Congress to

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Speaker 8: show if they're even paying attention and if they have

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Speaker 8: any kind of spine whatsoever, because I think the State

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Speaker 8: of the Union was like a checkbox, Like you know,

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Speaker 8: he maybe said, Okay, I'm just going to make my

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Speaker 8: think he's going to hit Iran sometime soon.

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Speaker 6: I mean, just in the way that they're trying to

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Speaker 6: do with tariffs. What is a likelihood or what is

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Speaker 6: the talk within the White House about trying to declare

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Speaker 6: an emergency that Washington Post is reporting about that memo?

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Speaker 6: Is that something from your report in the White House

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Speaker 6: would seriously the president would seriously consider.

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Speaker 10: I have no reporting that Susie Wiles is chief of

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Speaker 10: Staff or Deputy chief of Staff James Blair or others

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Speaker 10: at the top echelons of the White House want to

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Speaker 10: move forward with such an effort. Again, they want to

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Speaker 10: focus elsewhere on actual substantive.

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Speaker 6: Issue one's in charge.

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Speaker 10: That is the issue at play. Kurt Olsen, who is

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Speaker 10: the conspiracy theorist that has you know, was pushed forward

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Speaker 10: Fulton County, the criminal investigation through the FBI and cash Hotel.

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Speaker 10: He is working as a special government employee Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: as him essentially as his quote election integrities are. And

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Speaker 10: so that is the issue here for people like Susie

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Speaker 10: Wiles is the fact that Donald Trump can turn to

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Speaker 10: people like Kurt Olson, can turn to Queta Mitchell. If

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump wants this, he can move forward.

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Speaker 2: And that's where this.

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Speaker 10: Executive order that we along with our colleague Jake Trailer

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Speaker 10: are reporting on is a very tempered executive order because

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Speaker 10: it's just focused on voter ID something that generally the

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Speaker 10: public could get up.

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Speaker 6: Its Suzzie Wiles being an effective catcher in the rye here,

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Speaker 6: that's basically the role she's playing trying to keep things

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Speaker 6: off the President's desk because one he sees them once

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Speaker 6: he has that conversation.

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Speaker 10: Right, I'm told Steve Bannon is directly passing to a

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Speaker 10: very close aid to the president documents articles that essentially

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Speaker 10: about our past stolen elections that have been rigged and

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Speaker 10: about things that he should be looking at because this

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Speaker 10: is an issue that he wants to be front and

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Speaker 10: center and voter's minds that those are the documents and

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Speaker 10: articles that are making their way to the president. And

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Speaker 10: we know how he operates. He simmers on these things,

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Speaker 10: he posts about them, and they make their way into

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Speaker 10: State of the Union addresses here and ultimately cash Ptel

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Speaker 10: still exists at the FBI, Tolca, Gabbard still exists at

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Speaker 10: the Office of the Director of National Intelligence here. So

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Speaker 10: as long as Donald Trump has those types of allies

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Speaker 10: in there and wants these things to move forward, there

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Speaker 10: is no reason to believe that others within the White House,

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Speaker 10: even the chief of staff, could stop him from moving forward.

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Speaker 6: And these thing the.

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Speaker 4: This is the primal screen of a dying gie.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 11: these people.

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Speaker 4: There's not got a free show.

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Speaker 11: And all these networks lying about the people, the people

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Speaker 11: have had a belly full of it.

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Speaker 2: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 4: I know you're trying to do everything in the world

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Speaker 4: to stop that. But you're not going to stop it.

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Speaker 4: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 12: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 12: big line?

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Speaker 5: Mega Media?

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Speaker 3: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 3: these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 4: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 11: will be saved.

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Speaker 4: War Room.

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Speaker 5: Here's your host, Stephen k. Bag.

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Speaker 4: It's Thursday, twenty sixth February.

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Speaker 11: You're of Alert twenty six explosive story in the Washington

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Speaker 11: Post about the president potentially calling a national emergency about

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Speaker 11: the outcoming election and about as John Solomon has been

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Speaker 11: alluding to all week, revelations of the Chinese commist parties

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Speaker 11: direct involvement in the twenty twenty election, and names like

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Speaker 11: Peter Tickton and others working on a working on an

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Speaker 11: executive order, helping Kurt Olsen with an executive We're going

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Speaker 11: to get to that in a bomb the hour. Also,

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Speaker 11: Neil McCabe has a new reporting on the situation at Cuba.

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Speaker 11: The Cuban government has just come out and accused the

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Speaker 11: folks in the speedboat, four of whom are dead and

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Speaker 11: six are wounded, of being counter revolutionaries. They list out

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Speaker 11: their arms excepter for and get to the White House

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Speaker 11: with McKay.

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Speaker 4: But first the path to war.

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Speaker 11: I have a Treta Parsi Rabbi were Lucky and Kurt Mills,

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Speaker 11: I want to start with Treta. You came on the

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Speaker 11: show last week and you argued to get this thing

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Speaker 11: moving forward.

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Speaker 4: You actually recommend it.

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Speaker 11: We can't do the Ayatola or the Persians way of

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Speaker 11: negotiating kind of indirect and passing notes, and Geneva might

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Speaker 11: change that.

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Speaker 4: The one things I think we do know.

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Speaker 11: I believe there's been a follow on meeting schedule for

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Speaker 11: I think there's some discussion about the fifth Fleet or

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Speaker 11: what remains of the fifth Fleet has been pulled out

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Speaker 11: of by Rain and the Persian Gulf. What happened in

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Speaker 11: Geneva today, Are we on a path to actually get

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Speaker 11: a deal. And President Trump has laid out of market

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Speaker 11: possibly a nuclear weapon now or forever.

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Speaker 4: Are we on the path to a negotiated solution.

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Speaker 11: And peace, or are we going to go down the

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Speaker 11: path of at least some coercive diplomacy, sir.

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Speaker 13: So, we don't have all the details yet, of course,

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Speaker 13: just some press reporting, but by all accounts it appears

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Speaker 13: to have been a positive meeting, but not yet a breakthrough.

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Speaker 2: Some of these issues are tough.

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Speaker 13: The positions of the two sides are still from the

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Speaker 13: opening position that they've been very far away from each other,

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Speaker 13: so any expectation that there would be a quick breakthrough

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Speaker 13: is unrealistic. But it appears that there's commitment from both

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Speaker 13: And then to your friend point, they have shifted towards

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Speaker 13: some direct talks between the two sides instead of this

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Speaker 2: Omanis are in the middle.

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Speaker 13: But that's just one out of many thing that needs

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Speaker 13: to get fixed in order to get this process right.

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Speaker 13: One thing I think is positive is that the President

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Speaker 13: has said that he wants to hear the Iranian say clearly,

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Speaker 13: in a completely undeniable way that they will not pursue

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Speaker 13: nuclear weapons. They will not have it. Now they've said

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Speaker 13: that several times. But now they're repeating it in a

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Speaker 13: very clear way. It is apparently in the proposal that

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Speaker 13: show essentially, this is what the president wants.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's not a problem. It's given.

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Speaker 13: Now when it comes to some of the more substantive things,

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Speaker 13: of course, that's going to be much much more tricky.

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Speaker 11: When you talk about their upfront saying that we won't

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Speaker 11: have a nuclear weapon, is that without the United States

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Speaker 11: taking off any of the sanctions that they have today,

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Speaker 11: Because wouldn't that be which you're talking about. If that's

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Speaker 11: the memo, wouldn't that be a massive give for the

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Speaker 11: Iranians for the Iotolum, I.

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Speaker 13: Don't think it is. I think Trump finds it as such,

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Speaker 13: and I think that's totally fine. But bottom line is,

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Speaker 11: Jared's the architect of the Abraham Accords here and Wikoff

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Speaker 4: As you know, the Uranians have.

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Speaker 13: Guess, it's impossible for me to put a number on

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Speaker 13: We oftentimes tend to forget on the American side.

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Speaker 13: It's not easy for them to just give everything or

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Speaker 4: A hanger for one second.

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Speaker 11: I'll hold you through the break because I want people

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Speaker 5: Here's your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 11: Treat A PARSI give your location at at Quincy in

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Speaker 11: Thank you, Trita. Look forward to seeing tomorrow. I can

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Speaker 11: they meet in Vienna Rabbi Ralacki, did the Persian succeed

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Speaker 11: on what they always try to succeed in. Let's get

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Speaker 9: That is the goal.

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Speaker 12: Look, especially because the whole premise for the for American action. Now,

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Speaker 9: It has to do with what happened with those protests.

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Speaker 12: The further we get from the protests, the less credible

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Speaker 11: Do you mean but you're not saying that our military

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Speaker 12: Look, you know, he painted himself into a corner. I

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Speaker 12: the Iranian people saw that the America had their back. Undoubtedly,

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Speaker 9: And that's something that you know.

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Speaker 12: And now, whether you're like it or not, the way

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Speaker 9: Very important to the politics.

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Speaker 12: Again, I'm not saying this is in America's best interest

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Speaker 9: You know, I want to be very clear.

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Speaker 9: They've never done that before.

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Speaker 12: You know, after the Twelve Day War, they did a

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Speaker 12: kind of symbolic retaliation if you remember Ta Katar, and

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Speaker 12: they didn't kill anybody.

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Speaker 9: Same thing.

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Speaker 12: After Sulimani was killed, they warned the Americans in advance

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Speaker 12: and hit some empty buildings. That's not going to be

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Speaker 12: the case this time, and those American assets all over

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Speaker 12: the Middle East. The Iranians are going to be firing

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Speaker 12: in all directions. If they fear that the regime is

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Speaker 12: under attack, and if they kill any Americans at all,

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Speaker 12: we know that it will be you know, Trump is

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Speaker 9: Want to get out of their real fast.

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Speaker 12: So I think the Iranian regime looks at their options

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Speaker 12: and they say, you know what going to war is.

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Speaker 9: We have a better chance.

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Speaker 12: Of the regime surviving than capitulating to the US demands.

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Speaker 12: So they'll try to delay things as much as possible

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Speaker 12: and give the Americans less and less of a justification

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Speaker 12: politically for attacking. But in the end of the day,

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Speaker 12: they'd prefer those attacks to capitulating to the US demands.

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Speaker 12: That's how I see it, And everything that's happened is

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Speaker 12: only confirmed my thesis.

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Speaker 4: By the way. I think, I can't believe this. It

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Speaker 4: only can happen on the warm I.

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Speaker 12: Think, Yeah, treat A Parsi and pays off. Willicky agree,

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Speaker 12: it's kind of crazy.

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Speaker 4: He just said. When he left her, he says, hey.

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Speaker 9: Look, oh no, I think the same thing as I was, like,

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Speaker 9: I can't believe that. I agree with Treeah Parsi only.

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Speaker 11: But you're only you're saying Treated just said, Hey, if

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Speaker 11: He says, I think they'll take their shot at militarily

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Speaker 11: because as bad as you can get, at least they

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Speaker 11: figured they might be able to hang on if they

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Speaker 9: Listen, they're finished.

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Speaker 12: If the goal is regime survival, capitulation to the US demands.

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Speaker 12: Look again, it's very simple. Let's let's lay out the

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Speaker 12: logic for the war room, for the posse. The only

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Speaker 12: force that can bring down the Iranian regime is the

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Speaker 12: Iranian people. So any calculation about what is the right

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Speaker 12: move by the Iranian regime is what will or will

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Speaker 12: not empower the Iranian people. Capitulation to the US demands

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Speaker 12: empowers the Iranian people more than US military strikes on

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Speaker 12: any target you want. The Iranian regime is no not

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Speaker 12: the Syrian Asad regime. It's not Kadafi and Libya. It's

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Speaker 12: not Saddam Hussein in Iraq, where you have just one

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Speaker 12: little family that's kind of a mafia family, and Osad

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Speaker 12: gets on a plane and flies to Russia, the Syrian

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Speaker 12: regime is over. It doesn't work that way in Iran.

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Speaker 12: The Iranian regime is much more like the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 12: It's a massive elite that leads the country. There's about

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Speaker 12: one hundred and eighty thousand members of the IRGC. You

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Speaker 12: have their families, You're talking about half a million people,

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Speaker 12: a multi layered bureaucracy. They know that they could survive

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Speaker 12: military attacks and still suppress unrest, and if they just

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Speaker 12: cause a few casualties to the Americans and make it

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Speaker 12: last a little too long. Trump does not want a

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Speaker 12: prolonged situation. He certainly does not want to absorb any casualties.

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Speaker 12: And they believe that they have a better chance of

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Speaker 12: the regimes surviving if they go to war, then if

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Speaker 9: And that's why they're digging in.

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Speaker 11: President Trump has this great phrase, if you're running no games.

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Speaker 11: There's been all this media speculation the last twenty four hours.

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Speaker 11: There may be something that the Israelis going to a

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Speaker 11: strike and use it as a as some sort of

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Speaker 4: Do see anything right now?

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Speaker 11: You do agree there is a focus on a diplomatic

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Speaker 11: solution while President Trump builds a vast military apparatus, Essentially

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Speaker 11: surrounding the Persians. Any truth of this rumor about any

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Speaker 11: Israeli strike that we used as a cover and.

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Speaker 4: Then the Americans come in later, is that just media speculator.

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Speaker 9: I saw that in Politico.

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Speaker 12: Look, there's you could you could you get a leak

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Speaker 12: for every position you want to take. It seems that

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Speaker 12: everyone in the administration who has an opinion is leaking it,

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Speaker 12: and then someone's running, whether it's Axios or Politico and saying, oh, there,

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Speaker 12: you know, insiders say this, Insiders say that Trump is

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Speaker 12: a master of unpredictability. And I'm not going to I'm

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Speaker 12: not going to say that that that that's what's going

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Speaker 12: to happen. And look, I think that that the political

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Speaker 12: story that suggested that there are people in the administration

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Speaker 12: who want the Israelis to strike first, because then a

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Speaker 12: retaliation could come against the US assets and that could

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Speaker 12: drag America into it and provide greater justification, and the

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Speaker 12: American people will be behind that.

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Speaker 9: And I looked at that and I said, that's absurd.

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Speaker 12: First of all, if that were to happen, everyone in

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Speaker 12: America would say, as Steve Bannon probably would, there's Israel

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Speaker 12: dragging us into another war.

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Speaker 9: And no one wants that. These Raelies don't want that either.

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Speaker 9: No one wants that.

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Speaker 12: And the second thing is in the twelve day war,

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Speaker 12: Iran did not retaliate at all against any American assets.

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Speaker 12: The only strikes against American assets were after the attacks

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Speaker 12: on the nuclear facilities, that symbolic strike against assets and Katar.

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Speaker 12: So why would anyone think that this strategy would work that.

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Speaker 12: You know, again, what was in political today, just so

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Speaker 12: everyone knows what we're talking about. Politico had this report

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Speaker 12: that someone in the administration says that the Americans want

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Speaker 12: the Israelis to attack first because that will draw an

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Speaker 12: attack on American on American assets in the Middle East

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Speaker 12: will which will give justification for America to strike.

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Speaker 9: I think it's ridiculous, Steve, Sorry, I know it was

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Speaker 9: in Politico. It makes no sense to me strategically.

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Speaker 4: Rabbi, We're going to have you on hopefully maybe we

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Speaker 11: I want to talk about the meeting in Vienna and

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Speaker 17: My time to disrupt it, I guess. So my view

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Speaker 17: The Iranians secured another meeting. It looks like the sides

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Speaker 17: I think what remains the stumbling block is it is

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Speaker 17: Different administration players are saying different things. I would say,

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Speaker 17: Vance and Wikoff's language has been more emphasizing a no

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Speaker 11: That's the question. The President was pretty adam and State

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Speaker 4: Long.

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Speaker 11: Do you are you starting to see a path because

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Speaker 11: to give him some space to get something done.

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Speaker 4: I hope.

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Speaker 17: So, I mean, I think the President should be trusted

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Speaker 17: on this. I mean it has to be said, Trump

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Speaker 17: in this respect, this winter, in this spring and last

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Speaker 17: is to say, dialogue and solve a lot of problems.

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Speaker 17: If you revisit wars throughout history, it is just astonishing

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Speaker 9: These people don't know each other.

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Speaker 2: And I think, you know, yeah.

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Speaker 17: It could be parodies as a parodied as meetings on

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Speaker 17: Arachi and Wikop have each other's cell phone numbers. I

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Speaker 17: be given space. The question, though, is there are spoilers.

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Speaker 9: There are neo.

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Speaker 17: Con fanatics within the United States and Israeli hardliners who

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Speaker 17: will urge action that will prevent any deal, who is

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Speaker 17: against any deal. And so at the end of the day,

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Speaker 17: if Trump wants to get his deal, that in theory.

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Speaker 2: Could a avoid a war and be good.

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Speaker 4: But isn't that? But isn't that?

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Speaker 11: But That's why I asked Treeteau about Jared and Wikoff.

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Speaker 11: I mean they pulled off. Look, I say, it's a

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Speaker 11: second state, and I'm not a I'm never a proponent

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Speaker 11: of a two state solution. But Jared and Wickoff with

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Speaker 11: President Trump kind of pulled off a miracle.

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Speaker 4: And Gaza did they not now.

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Speaker 11: I hate the fact Qatar's underwriting it and the Turks

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Speaker 11: are providing security, but you know, you you've basically stopped

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Speaker 11: the killing and looks like the border piece they're pursuing,

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Speaker 11: they're going forward, and presidences.

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Speaker 4: You're always going to these flourish.

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Speaker 11: But we're and those guys did it. Aren't if you

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Speaker 11: had any team that was able to do it and

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Speaker 11: to block out the noise of both both sides, isn't it.

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Speaker 4: Kushner and Witkough.

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Speaker 17: I actually agree with this, So I think number one,

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Speaker 17: it needs to be said, especially with Kopp but also Kushner,

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Speaker 17: the amount of diplomatic successes they've had for quote, not

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Speaker 17: trained diplomats, for quote not serious diplomats, they've actually been

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Speaker 17: able to blow back and blow through a lot of

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Speaker 17: the bureaucracy and red tape on these approaches, and I

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Speaker 17: think that needs to be heralded and given a chance.

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Speaker 17: And secondly, I think you're right to flag the Gaza ceasefire.

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Speaker 17: I think it was much better. It is much better

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Speaker 17: than the status quante when the Israelis were mowing down

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Speaker 17: Palestinians every day. And I think you've got to remember

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Speaker 17: remember around the UN late September last year, in twenty five,

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Speaker 17: no one thought that that was possible, And all of

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Speaker 17: a sudden, Trump and that bos that Israelis and they

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Speaker 17: got a deal. That is the president here.

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Speaker 11: That's what I'm saying, President Trump's political will to get

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Speaker 11: peace with peace through strength by showing strength or and

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Speaker 11: we may have some course of diplomacy at some point

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Speaker 11: in time.

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Speaker 4: Kurt, where do people get you?

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Speaker 11: You're on top of this twenty four to seven, particularly

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Speaker 11: in your Twitter feed.

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Speaker 4: Where they go and where they go for your great magazine.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, so the magazine is the American Conservative founded in

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Speaker 17: two thousand and two here.

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Speaker 9: In Washington, d c.

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Speaker 4: Against the Iraq War.

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Speaker 17: And my own work obviously parallel with tax is at

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Speaker 17: Kurt Mills at curt ils on X.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, Kurt. Fantastic. So we did a

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Speaker 4: ron and we're going to continue to focus on that.

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Speaker 11: From the White House, Neil McKay from the White House.

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Speaker 11: I hate to say I was right yesterday, but I

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Speaker 11: was right. What this wasn't guys out having a couple

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Speaker 11: of beers. They got they chased the fish too much

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Speaker 11: into Cuban territory. What do we know today or at

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Speaker 11: least what the Cubans are saying, and it appears like

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Speaker 11: the State Department.

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Speaker 4: The US government's working with them.

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Speaker 11: What do we know, just a bunch of big announcements

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Speaker 11: a little while ago, Neil, what do you got.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so this was not the ss MENO Steve.

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Speaker 18: About an hour ago, Carlos Delcassio, who is the deputy

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Speaker 18: Foreign Minister, put out a public statement from the Cuban

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Speaker 18: Embassy from the Cuban government, and what he said was

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Speaker 18: that from the beginning when this boat entered Cuban waters,

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Speaker 18: they were tracking it. So that's twelve nautical miles right

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Speaker 18: or to the territorial waters of Cuba, so twelve miles out.

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Speaker 18: They were tracking the vessel in full communication with the

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Speaker 18: State Department and Coastguard, and so when they were approaching

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Speaker 18: the Cuban Coast Guard or Cuban Border Patrol ship when

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Speaker 18: they approached this vessel, State and Coastguard were completely in

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Speaker 18: on it, watching the action happen. And also they gave

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Speaker 18: a list of some of the weapons and munitions that

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Speaker 18: they found the material sniper rifles, malotov cocktails, bayonets, camouflage clothing,

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Speaker 18: bulletproof vests, radios, rations, nightgoggles, AMMO and anti Cuban insignia

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Speaker 18: on their clothes, and they also added that the US

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Speaker 18: government has shown complete willingness to cooperate in Cuba's investigation.

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Speaker 11: Steve, why maybe we'll find this out later. Why nine

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Speaker 11: in the morning and not three in the morning. Why

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Speaker 11: come out in broad daylight where you can be tracked

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Speaker 11: by the United States Coastguard, the State Department satellites. Do

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Speaker 11: we have any explanation at all? That's that's the most

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Speaker 11: bizarre part of this, is it not?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 18: Absolutely, And it's like, well, also, the thing that triggered

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Speaker 18: me is nightgoggles. Maybe they're cheaper than they used to be,

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Speaker 18: but night goggles is a pretty serious piece of equipment.

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Speaker 18: So if you have night goggles, you have some connections

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Speaker 18: with somebody. Those things aren't cheap and frankly, you have

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Speaker 18: to learn how to use them. And so that tells

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Speaker 18: me that there was some level of professionalism involved here.

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Speaker 18: But as you said, I mean, they would have had

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Speaker 18: to have you know, let's say they traveled one hundred miles, right,

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Speaker 18: so that's what six seven hours at sea, and then

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Speaker 18: they arrived to ten to nine to ten in the morning.

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Speaker 11: You brought up that this might be the Versailles Bakery,

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Speaker 11: which is the old school Cuban hangout legendary. President Trump's

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Speaker 11: gone there a bunch of times for walking talks.

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Speaker 4: Does this sound like something like that?

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Speaker 11: Do you think it's much more serious mercenaries paramilitary?

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Speaker 18: I think that, you know the ve Versailles Crew, right,

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Speaker 18: I would imagine they've been training for the last seventy

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Speaker 18: years and so, and I imagine a lot of them

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Speaker 18: are veterans of special operations and other experiences. So I'm

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Speaker 18: sure they have their own sort of paramilitary wing. And

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Speaker 18: you know, with the meetings going on with Rubio, and

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Speaker 18: they saw, you know how vehemently anti Venezuela and the

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Speaker 18: Venezuelan regime Rubio was, especially in Trump forty five and

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Speaker 18: the president. The President gave a speech in Miami in

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Speaker 18: twenty twenty just ripping the Venezuelans to the people in Florida,

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Speaker 18: and then they saw the deal that was cut post

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Speaker 18: Maduro and they were thinking, Hey, maybe the guys who

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Speaker 18: are running Cuba now they'll get the same deal and

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Speaker 18: we'll get boxed out. I'm not saying I have a

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Speaker 18: proof of that. Someone communicated that to me. Who's very

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Speaker 18: active in the Cuban community and it makes sense to me, Steve.

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Speaker 11: A lot going on there, a very complicated situation. Neil McCabe,

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Speaker 11: Where do people track you, particularly overnight till we get

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Speaker 11: you back up tomorrow. We're going to follow up with

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Speaker 11: additional reporting on this. Sam fattis also going to join

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Speaker 11: us where they go Neil.

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Speaker 4: At Reporter McCabe on all the socials. Steve, thank you, sir,

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Speaker 4: appreciate you.

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Speaker 11: Von Hilliard remember him from Carrie Lake days back in

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Speaker 11: twenty two out in Arizona. Was on ms WEL today

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Speaker 11: talking about a Washington Post or a blockbuster. He've been

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Speaker 11: following us every day when we open with John Solomon.

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Speaker 11: John Solomon has been saying there's information coming out next week.

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Speaker 11: He's saying about foreign intervention in stealing the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 11: Washington Post has a story of we can put it

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Speaker 11: up that talks about the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 4: Is that very surprising to the war and Posse Forrest

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Speaker 4: you join us now.

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Speaker 11: We have been talking about this since even the run

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Speaker 11: up to twenty twenty. You know, the Laptop from Hell

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Speaker 11: and the Biden's involvement with the Chinese Communist Party, but

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Speaker 11: particularly after that election, we were pointing the Chinese Commanist

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Speaker 11: Party the entire time. It looks like not only there's

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Speaker 11: some report that may come out as early as next week,

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Speaker 11: there's there's an executive order banging around that may be

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Speaker 11: deeper than the executive order on just voter fraud. It

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Speaker 11: may be calling for emergency powers if the president needs

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Speaker 11: them to step into the twenty twenty sixth election.

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Speaker 15: Your thoughts, sir, Yeah, First of all, Steve, this really

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Speaker 15: proves again how correct and how great you and the

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Speaker 15: moles are because back in two souvend seventeen and to

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Speaker 15: Saw eighteen when Miles talking about this, nobody believes this.

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Speaker 15: And the way he talks about this is not a

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Speaker 15: single simple prediction. It's the intelligence. When you talk about

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Speaker 15: this against the Chinese Communist Party, it's too dangerous, it's

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Speaker 15: too unpopular, but you did it anyway. It's briefness and

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Speaker 15: a vision. That's that's that's first, and the second is

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Speaker 15: because you guys talk about the CCP fears you the most,

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Speaker 15: fear the mouse the most, and also feared President Trump

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Speaker 15: the most because you, you three guys, are the people

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Speaker 15: really want to take him down. The Chinese Communist Party,

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Speaker 15: and you cannot be threatened, you cannot be bought off.

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Speaker 15: That's why they fear you the most. You guys are

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Speaker 15: the people of action. That's you take action, you make

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Speaker 15: that determination, my.

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Speaker 11: People, that for people that people here at the at

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Speaker 11: the very beginning or so many Miles shows in eighteen

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Speaker 11: and nineteen, Miles Glow would say that Donald Trump is

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Speaker 11: the greatest existential threat to the Chinese Camuist Party and

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Speaker 11: they will do anything to remove him. Now they try pandemic, okay,

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Speaker 11: and they still couldn't do that. Now we're going to

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Speaker 11: have I believe, according to the Washington Post, you're gonna

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Speaker 11: stually have the intelligence community, and John Solomon's been signaling this.

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Speaker 11: It's one of the reasons I believe Tulca Gabbert was

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Speaker 11: down in Wait for It, Georgia, that you're going to

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Speaker 11: have evidence that you had involvement of the Chinese Commanist

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Speaker 11: Party in the twenty twenty election. And this is why

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Speaker 11: there's going to be I think an executive order. It's

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Speaker 4: Sure this can't happen.

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Speaker 11: Again, and this also puts to lie all the cyber

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Speaker 4: You see this in Georgia.

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Speaker 11: You see this tomorrow where they're not going to have

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Speaker 11: the irs things versus what you think?

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Speaker 4: And what is that gap? And how do you close it?

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Speaker 4: Do it today?

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Speaker 11: This free normally costs hundreds of dollars, not thousands of dollars.

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Speaker 11: They've offered this up for the war and posse people

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Speaker 11: love it. They've been overwhelmed with the calls. Check it

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Speaker 11: out that they've solved a billion dollars for the tax problems.

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Speaker 11: The thing is sold yours roy A blockbuster story in

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Speaker 11: the Washington Post very detailed, very long.

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Speaker 4: It's up, Elizabeth, got it up. I think I want

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Speaker 4: everybody to read it.

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Speaker 11: It talks about what what and it makes sense. Now,

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Speaker 11: this is why Tulsi was down in Georgia. This is

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Speaker 11: what John Solomon's been alluding to that has been foreign

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Speaker 11: interference in American elections.

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Speaker 4: Wow to hear that before. Oh yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 11: The war room, Miles grow who told you for years

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Speaker 11: this was going to happen and it's going to result

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Speaker 11: in it. Peter Tickton's name, Peter Ticktens Tina Peters lawyer

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Speaker 11: and got the pardon for Peter Tina Peters a federal level.

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Speaker 11: He's been all over it. And Kurt Olsen, how many

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Speaker 11: times you have Kurt on the show for years and

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Speaker 11: years here Cary Lakes lawyer, Roy, you're the getter guy.

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Speaker 11: The site's amazing. What are your thoughts you've been on

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Speaker 11: You've been the new federal state fighting this for a

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Speaker 11: long time. You see the Washington Post reporting this as

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Speaker 11: you guys have been warning about the CCP.

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Speaker 4: How does it make you feel, sir?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, I feel like, sir, you're the first person who

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Speaker 16: actually speak about this, like six years ago on Miles

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Speaker 16: and like Forres said, like the CCP is the it's

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Speaker 16: ultimate goal is to destroy the United States. I don't

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Speaker 16: agree with the word influence. I think it's controlled. CCP

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Speaker 16: wants the full control over the and actually they did

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Speaker 16: it in twenty twenty through the pandemic, through the media, control,

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Speaker 16: through everything. And you guys been saying this for six years.

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Speaker 16: Like Forre, I said, like people take take us as lunatics,

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Speaker 16: but now guess what, Like it's truth.

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Speaker 19: Right uh.

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Speaker 16: And the CCP is the only regime that takes you know,

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Speaker 16: every action with the mindset that it's going to destroy

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Speaker 16: the United States. And that's why people try to divide

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Speaker 16: you and Miles and President Trump all the time. Look

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Speaker 16: at anyone who attacked you and Myles School and Trump

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Speaker 16: like they have vested interests and taking money.

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Speaker 2: I have businesses.

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Speaker 4: Pay before I let you go. You're and Joemy again

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Speaker 4: to mar in the first hour, go do this.

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Speaker 11: But for us, this makes sense because the Laptop from

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Speaker 11: Hell when when when Rudy invited me to look at

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Speaker 11: the laptop for home because of my expertise I learned

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Speaker 11: from you guys in the Chinese Communist Party, right, you

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Speaker 11: can see in the first five minutes. You can see

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Speaker 11: in the first five minutes the corruption of the Biden family.

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Speaker 4: The CCP had corrupted them.

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Speaker 11: They would try anything, a pandemic, buying off the Bidens right,

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Speaker 11: anything to do anything, anything they had to do to

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Speaker 11: stop Trump. Trump is their existential threat. Don't people go

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Speaker 11: with Trump's get a personal relationship with him. Forget all

941
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Speaker 11: that they understand that Trump's basic understanding is he's got

942
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Speaker 11: to stop the Chinese Camerast Party.

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Speaker 4: It's to the mirror of his bones. It just is.

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Speaker 11: And that's why they stole the twenty twenty election. First,

945
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Speaker 11: give me a minute on that and we'll have you

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Speaker 11: guys back on the more.

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Speaker 15: Yes, absolutely, that's why they fierce you and the President Trump.

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Speaker 9: They want to destroy you.

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Speaker 15: Anyone tried to against the CCP, they put you in prison.

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Speaker 15: They put Mouse in prison, Peter Navarro in prison. President

951
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Speaker 15: is almost been put in prison. That's what they are

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Speaker 15: trying to do because they know that you are you

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Speaker 15: are the guys. Try to defend this country, Try to

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Speaker 15: see this country, Try to defend uh this Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 15: If we cannot defeat or take down the Chinese Community Party,

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Speaker 15: they will take over. As is just said, their goal

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Speaker 15: is to disjoy this country because they know ninety percent

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Speaker 15: of the Chinese people they want the freedom, the same

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Speaker 15: freedom and democracy this country's people has. They know if

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Speaker 15: they don't destroy American they cannot continuously control and the

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Speaker 15: sleeve the Chinese people. That's why they try to destroy

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Speaker 15: anybody tried to against the Chinese Communist Party. So that's

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Speaker 15: why you and Miles and President Trump are the greatest guy,

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Speaker 15: because in the history will further proven this because what

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Speaker 15: you have done is historic, because the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 15: is the threat for all human being.

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Speaker 11: I'm a small cogan that will but Navarro, the most

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Speaker 11: anti CCP guy ever, wrote all the books Crouching Tigers.

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Speaker 4: They have five great books about China.

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Speaker 11: Myself as a junior COG, Miles, and President Trump all

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Speaker 11: either in prison or they try to send prison.

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Speaker 4: Trump to prison for three hundred years. Roy, where do

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Speaker 4: people get your sir?

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Speaker 9: Yeah?

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Speaker 16: No, you're so humble. You're the goat for Chinese bear

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Speaker 16: American people. People can follow me at Roy col On Getter.

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Speaker 16: Please go together, It's amazing. Thank you so much.

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Speaker 11: Free Moles, free Miles, go forrest Worthy, get you.

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Speaker 15: Oh, you can find me on Getter and the forest

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Speaker 15: on Getter free miles.

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Speaker 4: Go go take down the CCP and now.

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Speaker 11: Take it down top next year, Beijing, see you guys

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Speaker 11: see tomorrow fighters the new federal state Labijing. Mike Lindell,

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Speaker 11: you've been pointing this blockbuster story in the Washington Post

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Speaker 11: about foreign and in France.

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Speaker 4: Wh're gonna hear that before?

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Speaker 11: Oh yeah, Mike Lindell. That's how they try to bankrupt

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Speaker 11: him and arrest him. And now his company's on fire

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Speaker 11: and he's running for governor. He's smoked a beaten waltz

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Speaker 11: and smokedown clover shure.

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Speaker 4: But the audience wants to know about the deal, sir.

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Speaker 11: See you tomorrow morning we're gonna go. Everybody's heading the

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Speaker 11: Corpus Christy. We're gonna go check it out next in Worth, Texas,