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Speaker 6: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Terrence Bates in for

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Speaker 6: Steve Gruber. It is Friday, September fifth, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 6: Let's get right into today's top stories. The Bureau of

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Speaker 6: then later Florida Governor Ron De Santis announces that Florida

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Speaker 6: First today, though, President Trump expected to sign an executive

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Speaker 6: order today that will change the name of the Department

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Speaker 6: of Defense to the Department of War. The President recently

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Speaker 6: indicated his intention to change the name of the agency.

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Speaker 6: Today's order will reportedly instruct Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to

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Speaker 6: propose both legislative and executive actions to permanently change the

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Speaker 6: name to US Department of War. Heg Seth recently renamed

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Speaker 6: his Pentagon conference room the War Room. The move is

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Speaker 6: among several initiatives the Trump administration is taken as part

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Speaker 6: of its Warrior Ethos campaign within the Pentagon. Joining me

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Speaker 6: now is constitutional lawyer and former Green Beret Ivan Ray Glynn.

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Speaker 3: Ivan, welcome to the show.

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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks for having me again.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely so, let's talk about this idea of changing the

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Speaker 6: Department of Defense to the War Department. Obviously there's historical

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Speaker 6: context here, but is this the time.

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Speaker 3: And place to do this?

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Speaker 8: I mean, for a lot of people that don't know history,

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Speaker 8: this is the name of the department, if you will,

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Speaker 8: or the precursor to the Department of Defense was called

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Speaker 8: the War Department, right, and so it's nothing really new.

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Speaker 8: I guess the question should be why was it changed

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Speaker 8: to the Department of Defense. In my opinion, when you

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Speaker 8: go from defense or from offense, if you will, in

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Speaker 8: the War Department to defense, that is not a show

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Speaker 8: of strength. That doesn't exhibit I think confidence in the

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Speaker 8: American people to be able to project and defend and

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Speaker 8: essentially do the constitutional duty of the United States federal government,

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Speaker 8: which is provide for the common defense. A lot of

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Speaker 8: people forget that in the Preamble to our US Constitution

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Speaker 8: it specifically says.

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Speaker 2: There to provide for the common defense.

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Speaker 8: Now, it's much better that we have a warrior ethos

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Speaker 8: rather than a class of military service members that focus

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Speaker 8: on their pronouns rather than actually, we'll focus on war

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Speaker 8: fighting functions. And I'm glad to see Secretary Pete Hegseth

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Speaker 8: War on Warriors. But he has exhibited maximum courage on

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Speaker 2: I mean just as recently as last night.

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Speaker 8: I don't know if you caught that on his ex account,

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Speaker 6: Ivan to your point, President Trump has been very involved

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Speaker 6: So changing the name of the Defense Department to the

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Speaker 2: Not at all.

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Speaker 8: I mean this is for here's why the whole message

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Speaker 8: that we're not playing games anymore. And then not only

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Speaker 8: in our system by having rational actors in there, but

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Speaker 8: also physically fit actors. And there's nothing there's no better

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Speaker 8: embodiment of that, in my opinion than the Secretary Defense

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Speaker 8: on a daily basis, especially with the challenge that he did.

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Speaker 8: I think it was what one hundred pull ups and

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Speaker 8: again to your question, the War Department is to exhibit

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Speaker 8: not going to be bullied. And we have a former

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Speaker 8: guess what you're going to have to get the FO

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Speaker 3: Okay, I got it. I got it. It took took

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Speaker 3: It took me a minute. I was like, ah, I

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Speaker 6: So look, the other part of this changing the name

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Speaker 3: Get that.

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Speaker 6: The other part, though, is action, and it brings me

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Speaker 8: I always say that diplomacy is never out the window

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Speaker 2: We are currently in a much more position of strength

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Speaker 8: And then explain what that is and say, I would

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Speaker 2: So again, we have a lot of cards that haven't

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Speaker 8: In my opinion, a lot of that stuff is things

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Speaker 6: I've ben indulge me for a minute as I lay

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Speaker 6: out this scenario for you. This is a story that

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Speaker 6: Has been d banked by Britain's Barclays Bank amid concerns

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Speaker 6: kind of the overarching theme here. Is this something that

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Speaker 2: Great question. It does give me pause.

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Speaker 8: But what gives me greater pause and wakes me up

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Speaker 2: And Human Services previously.

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Speaker 8: I mean, those are greater national security threats that literally

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Speaker 2: And they've already they've already done it, and they have the.

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Speaker 8: Potential to continue to do it, and so I would

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Speaker 8: say that my pause and concern is greater focused on

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Speaker 8: that and addressing that than this individual. But now having

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Speaker 8: said that, obviously there needs to be a counterintelligence strategy

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Speaker 8: in order to block Chinese from the CCP from buying

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Speaker 8: up land near our military bases, also from the CCPs

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Speaker 8: threat actors like you just mentioned that are going after

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Speaker 8: different properties in the vicinity of the White House to

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Speaker 8: create an even greater threat to the White House, the Presidency,

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Speaker 8: and our constitutional republic. So that's my long answer of yes,

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Speaker 8: but there are much greater threats out there.

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Speaker 6: But I mean, it's a long answer, but poignant because

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Speaker 6: you bring up the whole idea of those bad actors

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Speaker 6: your answer, and I don't want to speak for you,

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Speaker 6: I'd like you to respond, but that there should be

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Speaker 8: Absolutely, I would say that in my lifetime of serving

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Speaker 8: And yet people like myself and others articulate exactly what

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Speaker 8: Pitiful, laughable, embarrassing that this Department of Justice has failed

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, they can't even do.

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Speaker 8: Something as simple as pardon the peaceful January sixth defendants,

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Speaker 2: I know all these names.

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Speaker 8: Why I, as an individual, already have put together all

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Speaker 3: Thanks so much, IV appreciate you being here, my friend.

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Speaker 6: The new jobs report is out, and there's good and

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Speaker 6: Jersey City, New Jersey. My brother in law lives there,

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Speaker 9: All the indicators that we're seeing are that inflation is

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Speaker 6: The big question how will this news impact the Federal

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Speaker 10: Dan.

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Speaker 3: Good to see you, hey, Terrence.

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Speaker 6: All right, So put into perspective what we just heard.

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Speaker 6: Unemployment ticked up slightly to four point three percent. Anytime

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Speaker 11: Look, four point three is the highest since twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 11: But again, if you look at that number, having four

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Speaker 11: Well, I don't know how much it actually matters in

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Speaker 11: And I think we are indicating that we are going

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Speaker 9: Along is to lower interest rates.

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Speaker 11: Why because when you lower interest rates, you make borrowing cheaper,

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Speaker 3: How unique of.

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Speaker 6: A time are we end And I asked that in

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Speaker 11: Well, yeah, I wouldn't necessarily say that our economy is

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Speaker 6: Well, a great way to get any individual's personal economic

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Speaker 6: Right now, that jackpot is up to about one point

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Speaker 6: You say, while it sounds good, there should be some

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Speaker 11: Well, I'm gonna offer two words here. First of all,

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Speaker 11: I hate to break the news to you. Even if

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Speaker 11: not gonna be a billionaire. Why because if you take

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Speaker 11: on this transaction. That's point one. Now, having four hundred

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Speaker 3: Can you imagine that?

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Speaker 11: And they go pro quickly within three to five years,

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Speaker 11: declaring bankruptcy. Why does that happen, Well, it becomes the

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Speaker 3: See, And I'm not just conservative, I'm out right cheap.

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Speaker 6: I'm a physical conservative to everyone else, but I'm out

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Speaker 3: But I get it.

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Speaker 6: You know the reality is, sometimes when you have somethings

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Speaker 3: That's I guess one could call it human nature, of course,

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Speaker 11: Having that kind of money and being able to buy

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Speaker 3: It's like drugs.

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Speaker 11: You can't you can't get enough, and you just keep

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Speaker 11: I know you have a lot of friends, but you're

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Speaker 11: So what are they gonna do? Hey, I got a

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Speaker 3: Dan, good to talk to you, my friend.

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Speaker 6: I appreciate it. Always a pleasure to have a great

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Speaker 6: We're talking fifty eight people killed. Eight of the fifty

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Speaker 6: US now from Chicago with the very latest on what

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Speaker 6: appears to be an escalating face off between local government

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Speaker 6: there in Chicago and the Feds.

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Speaker 3: Ben, good afternoon.

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Speaker 4: Hey, great to be with you, Terrence.

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Speaker 3: Always good to have you.

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Speaker 6: Such paint a picture for us of what's happening there

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Speaker 6: in Chicago kind of the atmosphere at this hour.

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Speaker 12: Well, I mean generally average person doesn't really know what's

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Speaker 12: going on.

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Speaker 7: Most people go to work.

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Speaker 12: You see that, you know, the commute behind me, the

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Speaker 12: Friday afternoon commutes getting started. So most people are unaware

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Speaker 12: of really what's happening. But really, you've got it's the

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Speaker 12: two sides of America. You have the post constitutional America

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Speaker 12: in Illinois and Chicago, with people like JV. Pritzker and

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Speaker 12: Governor or Mayor Johnson who protect criminals and illegal aliens

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Speaker 12: at the expense of the citizens on the streets. And

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Speaker 12: then you have a government under President Trump and his

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Speaker 12: administration and the agencies that are.

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Speaker 4: Trying to restore the rule of law and order.

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Speaker 12: And part of that is getting rid of illegal aliens

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Speaker 12: in these cities, and part of it is getting crime

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Speaker 12: under control. These cities are some of these, you know,

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Speaker 12: the crime statistics are like third world countries.

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Speaker 4: Chicago.

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Speaker 12: You know, Chicago's out here acting like they're this great

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Speaker 12: city because they're not number one in murders there.

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Speaker 4: You know they've they've backed down to number two or

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Speaker 4: number three. Well, you're still the top. You've been the top.

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Speaker 12: They've been number one and murders for seven years these

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Speaker 12: and you've got people like Jamie Pritzker saying President Trump

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Speaker 12: and the National Guard and ICE and Border Patrol of

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Speaker 12: the problem, when in reality, it's their own policies of

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Speaker 12: not incarcerating, not prosecuting criminals, allowing them to zero bail,

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Speaker 12: all the rest of it. It's liberal policies that just

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Speaker 12: don't work.

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Speaker 6: And been to your point, all of these Democrat run cities,

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Speaker 6: if they just follow the blueprint the President Trump laid

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Speaker 6: out in Washington, d C. All right, you don't want

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Speaker 6: federal troops there, Well, the blueprint still remains in terms

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Speaker 6: of getting bodies on the street and helping to prevent crime.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very very simple.

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Speaker 12: You want to stop crime in your city, you prosecute,

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Speaker 12: We have consequences. It's the same thing in talking to

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Speaker 12: Border Patrol and ICE. I was just with the chief

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Speaker 12: of San Diego Sector Border Patrol and he said, and

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Speaker 12: actually every single person that I've spoke to an ICE

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Speaker 12: end Border Patrol, I said, what's the biggest change between

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Speaker 12: President Trump and Joe Biden? And they said consequences. That's

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Speaker 12: the number one word I hear from all of them.

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Speaker 12: It's consequences. If you don't have consequences, you have more crime.

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Speaker 12: If you have consequences and you hold a high standard,

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Speaker 12: you have less crime.

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Speaker 4: It's very simple.

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Speaker 12: But unfortunately you have the Soros back Das and all

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Speaker 12: of these cities that really, I mean terrence if you

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Speaker 12: want to boil it down. Used to be considered conspiracy theory,

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Speaker 12: but now it's just reality. There are people in this

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Speaker 12: country that want to destroy this country from within and

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Speaker 12: remake it in their communist, utopian vision. That's what we

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Speaker 12: have going on in major cities across America. That's why

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Speaker 12: we see colleges, all the protests at places like NYU

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Speaker 12: and Columbia. It's this leftist, anti American, godless mindset that

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Speaker 12: believes that they have the answers.

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Speaker 4: The problem is all of their policies in practice fail.

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Speaker 7: Ben.

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Speaker 6: We were just looking at video that you sent us

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Speaker 6: of windows being boarded up, wires and fencing being put up.

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Speaker 6: Tell us where this is this video that we're looking at.

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Speaker 6: Where is this and put it into context for us,

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Speaker 6: let us know why this is all happening.

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Speaker 12: Well, I'm at the Ice main Ice facility here in

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Speaker 12: downtown Chicago. The federal building is just about three blocks

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Speaker 12: for me that is getting a wall around it to

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Speaker 12: protect it. They're anticipating violence there. The video you're seeing

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Speaker 12: there of the boards going up on those windows. That

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Speaker 12: is the ICE facility out and Broadway. It's about fifteen miles.

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Speaker 12: It's a suburb of Chicago, and they've had protests out

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Speaker 12: there almost every day. They're anticipating more, and you know,

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Speaker 12: it's the so called peaceful protesters that the Democrats always

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Speaker 12: talk about that always get violent. So they're anticipating violence.

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Speaker 12: It's being egged on by the mayor and the city

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Speaker 12: officials who are basically pulling the strings and cowtowing to all.

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Speaker 4: Of these leftist activists.

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Speaker 12: But it's again, until there's consequences for their actions, nothing's

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Speaker 12: going to change. So the federal government's doing what it

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Speaker 12: can to protect their facilities from the violent mobs.

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Speaker 6: You know, you mentioned earlier that some of the crime

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Speaker 6: that we're seeing is synonymous with what we're seeing in

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Speaker 6: third world countries. And when I see that video, Ben,

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Speaker 6: I've just got to be honest. I think of a

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Speaker 6: third world country, the fact that a federal agency is

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Speaker 6: boarding up windows and putting up fencing in anticipation of

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Speaker 6: protests because there's fear of the sort of damage to me.

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Speaker 6: That's third world. That's Banana republic kind of stuff.

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Speaker 4: That's exactly right.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, the thing that separates us first world nations from

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Speaker 12: third world nations is corruption and security. If you don't

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Speaker 12: have security, people can't thrive, they don't open businesses, they

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Speaker 12: end up being extorted.

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Speaker 4: And if you have corruption in your government.

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Speaker 12: There's no way to increase or get out of poverty

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Speaker 12: or increase wealth in.

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Speaker 4: The population.

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Speaker 12: And so that's what you see in third world countries,

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Speaker 12: and unfortunately every major city in America is.

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Speaker 4: Starting to look like that.

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Speaker 6: Ben Berkram reporting for US from Chicago. Ben, please be

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Speaker 6: safe this weekend, and it's always good to see you,

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Speaker 6: my brother, you two, Terrence, Thank you, all right, we'll

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Speaker 6: talk soon. All right, folks, time to take another quick

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Speaker 6: break when we come back. Florida Governor Ron De Santis

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Speaker 6: announcing that Florida will soon remove a vaccine mandates statewide.

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Speaker 6: This will make Florida the first date in the country

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Speaker 6: to do. So we'll talk more about it next. Welcome

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Speaker 6: back to America's Voice Live. We appreciate you being here

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Speaker 6: with us on this Friday afternoon. Florida is breaking the

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Speaker 6: mold by proposing to become the first state in the

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Speaker 6: country to do away with vaccine mandates. The move would

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Speaker 6: include school vaccines for kids. Governor Ron De Santa says

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Speaker 6: it's part of the state's new Make Florida Healthy Again initiative.

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Speaker 6: Governor DeSantis also saying the mandates would apply statewide, but

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Speaker 6: many would still have to be approved by the state legislature.

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Speaker 6: There In the meantime, Florida Excuse me, Florida Surgeon General

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Speaker 6: approaching the potential chain from a more spiritual perspective, saying

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Speaker 6: that one's body is a gift from God. What you

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Speaker 6: put into it is indicative of your relationship with not

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Speaker 6: only your body, but also with God.

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Speaker 3: He says it's wrong, it's a moral They do not

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Speaker 3: have the right to tell you what you put in

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Speaker 3: your body.

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Speaker 6: Joining me to discuss is TPUSA White House correspondent Monica Page.

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Speaker 3: Monica is so good to see you. Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 13: Thank you so much, Terrence.

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Speaker 3: I appreciate you having me absolutely.

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Speaker 6: So part of this push there in Florida is to

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Speaker 6: align with Make America Healthy Again. They're saying in Florida,

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Speaker 6: it's make Florida Healthy Again, but it's really to make

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Speaker 6: sure that there's no daylight between the two.

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Speaker 3: How is the White House reacting to this?

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Speaker 6: How closely is the White House watching what's happening there

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Speaker 6: in Florida.

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Speaker 13: Well, as we know, the White House has been overwhelmingly

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Speaker 13: supportive of Bobby Kennedy Junior. He has been full force

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Speaker 13: in the Make America Healthy Again movement and this what's

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Speaker 13: happening in Florida is not an endorsement of what RFK

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Speaker 13: Junior is doing, but it takes it to a whole

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Speaker 13: other level that it should be up to the individual

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Speaker 13: what he or she wants to put into he or

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Speaker 13: she's own body. That's what it should have always been about.

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Speaker 13: And this White House has been standing, you know, unanimously

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Speaker 13: with this movement and trying to keep Americans not only healthy,

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Speaker 13: but have autonomy over what they believe is right. We've

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Speaker 13: seen these vaccines.

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Speaker 4: It's not one size fits all, and that's not only.

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Speaker 13: With the COVID vaccine, but also the childhood vaccine schedule

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Speaker 13: as well.

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Speaker 6: You know, one of the things that we hear from Florida,

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Speaker 6: it's nicknamed the free State, and this particular move is

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Speaker 6: really all about freedom of choice, being able to choose.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.

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Speaker 13: And you know, when you take a look back, it's

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Speaker 13: crazy that we actually lived in these times, Terrence. But

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Speaker 13: I lived in New York City during these COVID vaccine mandates,

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Speaker 13: and more than forty thousand public workers were fired for

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Speaker 13: not getting the vaccine. Thousands of military members were let

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Speaker 13: go because they didn't get the COVID vaccine. That is

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Speaker 13: criminal what they did to American people for not getting vaccinated,

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Speaker 13: and how we even got to that point. It feels

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Speaker 13: very dystopian that we allow the government to say we

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Speaker 13: know what's right for you. You don't know what's best

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Speaker 13: for you, only we do. So you're gonna listen to us,

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Speaker 13: or you're gonna stay home and you're not gonna go

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Speaker 13: out and have a social life. You're not gonna be

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Speaker 13: able to go to work, you're not gonna be able

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Speaker 13: to live your life and do just have your basic freedoms.

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Speaker 13: And I don't think we should ever forget what the

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Speaker 13: government did to us for those who didn't want the vaccine.

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Speaker 13: When you take a look at also childhood vaccines, what

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Speaker 13: was the schedule like back in the eighties versus what

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Speaker 13: it is now. It's night and day different. Why is

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Speaker 13: a baby getting a hepatitis B vaccine? It just doesn't

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Speaker 13: make any sense. And props to Bobby Kennedy Junior for

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Speaker 13: really pushing this initiative, making it up to just human

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Speaker 13: individual choice and what they think is best for them.

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Speaker 6: So let's talk about RFK Junior because his appearance yesterday

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Speaker 6: before the Senate Finance Committee was epic in my mind.

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Speaker 6: I had my copcorn and I enjoyed it. I would

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Speaker 6: imagine there's still some buzz around the White House related

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Speaker 6: to the face off and how contentious it gotten, how

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Speaker 6: he stood his ground.

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Speaker 9: What are you hearing?

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Speaker 6: What is the buzz there at the White House and

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Speaker 6: even within the media about that hearing?

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Speaker 13: Definitely sparks flew as you could see. And I don't

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Speaker 13: blame you forgetting the popcorn. I was there watching. I

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Speaker 13: was very captivated by the back and forth exchanges between

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Speaker 13: these senators and Bobby Kennedy. But what's so interesting and

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Speaker 13: he raised such a good point where he said, you know,

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Speaker 13: you have been sitting in these chairs, in these positions

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Speaker 13: of power for decades, and you watched the childhood obesity

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Speaker 13: rate or the mortality rate go up. You watched our

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Speaker 13: children getting sicker and sicker, American children and people, not

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Speaker 13: only children. And he called them out for just sitting

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Speaker 13: by and being compliant when he could have done something.

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Speaker 13: These people could have done something. They were in a

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Speaker 13: position of power. And now there are looking into possible

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Speaker 13: links between Thailand and all pregnant women taking tailand all

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Speaker 13: how that could be linked to autism. Now, Bobby Kennedy

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Speaker 13: is bringing so much truth and so much light to

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Speaker 13: what people should know about why have we been covering

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Speaker 13: this up for such time? And it's definitely inspiring. It's

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Speaker 13: refreshing to see somebody speak the truth about what's been

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Speaker 13: going on in our healthcare system and put an end

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Speaker 13: to the big Pharma lie that we have all been

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Speaker 13: told for decades.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, Monica, I'm going to put you on the spot

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Speaker 6: just a little bit because I'm asking everyone there at

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Speaker 6: the White House and all of my sources. President Trump

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Speaker 6: has an announcement set for four o'clock this afternoon. No

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Speaker 6: Any idea, What are you hearing? Can you give me

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Speaker 13: I got a feeling that it is renaming the Department

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Speaker 13: is very exciting a lot of people are excited about

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Speaker 13: this announcement. And I'm sure Defense Secretary or soon to

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Speaker 13: very very soon.

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Speaker 6: All right, we're hearing some of that as well, so

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Speaker 6: we shall find out. I guess I'll have to be

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Speaker 6: The US District for the US Attorney excuse me, for

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Speaker 14: And this is why the President has vowed to make

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Speaker 6: Obviously, there is coordination happening between the Feds now in Washington,

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Speaker 6: this is really impacting the entire country right now, we

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Speaker 6: want to take you to discuss this with Campus Reform

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Speaker 6: correspondent Emily Sturge.

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Speaker 3: Emily, welcome to.

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Speaker 10: The show, Happy Friday. Thank you so much for having me.

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Speaker 3: Happy Friday.

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Speaker 6: The question that I always ask when we talk about

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Speaker 6: all of what's happening in Washington, DC and President Trump

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Speaker 6: putting his fingerprint on all of this, is that he

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Speaker 6: really has created a blueprint for making our cities more

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Speaker 6: safe and secure.

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Speaker 3: It seems to me that's the bottom line here.

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Speaker 10: He certainly has and it's been exciting to see this

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Speaker 10: administration take a double pronged approach cracking down on crime,

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Speaker 10: also cracking down on sanctuary cities. And as a reporter

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Speaker 10: for the leadership and students Campus Reform, I'm looking into

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Speaker 10: campus safety policies. I'm seeing that as this administration is

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Speaker 10: trying to clean up our streets make America safer for

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Speaker 10: America's students, college campuses are just standing in the way.

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Speaker 10: I've exposed over forty universities for sanctuary campus policies where

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Speaker 10: they refuse to cooperate with federal authorities.

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Speaker 2: They protect illegal.

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Speaker 10: Immigrants on campus, and they even vow to protect the

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Speaker 10: personal information in the immigration status of illegal immigrants on campus.

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Speaker 10: Universities have made themselves in the business of protecting lawbreakers

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Speaker 10: instead of protecting students. So I'm excited to see an

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Speaker 10: administration finally standing up for safety.

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Speaker 6: So let's name names of some of these universities. My

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Speaker 6: hometown of Chicago, I'm sure has several of them, as

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Speaker 6: Chicago's front and center ground zero, if you will, for

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Speaker 6: the Century city policies.

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Speaker 10: Let's name names. I'm so excited that you asked. We've

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Speaker 10: got you Chicago. We've got Dominican University that's in the

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Speaker 10: Chicago area. Dominican University actually a pretty exciting example. The

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Speaker 10: left is so focused on defending lawbreakers. Dominican University has

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Speaker 10: what they call a front door team, so they have

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Speaker 10: a specific trained team at the front of campus to

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Speaker 10: block federal authorities, not a team trained to block out criminals.

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Speaker 10: And for tech students know a team that is trained

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Speaker 10: to block out authorities.

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Speaker 7: But it's not just in Chicago.

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Speaker 10: It's in a lot of sanctuary cities where we're seeing

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Speaker 10: these campus policies. We've got examples from Boston, We've got Harvard,

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Speaker 10: We've got Mit, We've got examples in California at the

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Speaker 10: California State University System. There's twenty three campuses there. American

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Speaker 10: University in Washington, d C. They all have these sanctuary

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Speaker 10: campus policies where they are prioritizing law breakers over student safety.

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Speaker 10: And then many of these same exact campuses are taking

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Speaker 10: even further. They're providing scholarships and free legal services, deportation

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Speaker 10: defense for these illegal immigrant criminals too.

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Speaker 6: Emily, you lost me a Dominican university. You say they

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Speaker 6: have a team trained to keep out law enforcement. I'm

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Speaker 6: no lawyer, but it seems to me that that's substruction

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Speaker 6: of justice.

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Speaker 10: It absolutely is. A Dominican university also has what they

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Speaker 10: call safe spaces for illegal immigrants on campus. They have

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Speaker 10: designated areas for illegal immigrants to gather and receive resources.

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Speaker 10: They have scholarships, they have free legal services. They also

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Speaker 10: have career preparation courses specifically for illegal aliens on this campus.

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Speaker 10: And of course, all of this is paid for with

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Speaker 10: student tuition dollars and also taxpayer dollars. So as universities

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Speaker 10: are failing in their mission to prepare American students to

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Speaker 10: head off to the workforce. They are prioritizing their funding,

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Speaker 10: their resources, and your tax dollars on preparing the next

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Speaker 3: In the process.

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Speaker 6: And at these schools, you're not seeing a rash of

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Speaker 6: students rebelling or at very least protesting you this these policies.

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Speaker 10: I certainly hope that we see more American students stand

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Speaker 10: up to this. You know, I spoke to an American

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Speaker 10: United States, and when I was talking to her about

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Speaker 10: these programs, she was so frustrated. She kept saying, I

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Speaker 10: access to these programs? Why should those people who are

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Speaker 10: and I'm excited to see this administration looking into it.

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Speaker 10: Something we've seen. The Trump administration has launched investigations into

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Speaker 10: five different states at this point that have been providing

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Speaker 10: in state tuition pricing, so discount in tuition rates to

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Speaker 10: illegal immigrant students. We've got twenty more states to go.

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Speaker 10: I'm calling out exactly which states, exactly which campus is

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Speaker 6: Emily is out here snitch and telling it all. Emily,

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Speaker 6: of what makes America wonderful.

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Speaker 3: What a great story there. All right, folks, let's get

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Speaker 3: to our store.

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Speaker 6: Our question of the day here, it is, what do

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Speaker 6: you think about President Trump changing the name of the

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Speaker 6: Department of Defense to the Department of A lot of

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Speaker 6: you chiming in on this one. Korra writes, the DoD

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Speaker 6: is all about war, so why not. C. M. Cardle writes,

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Speaker 6: great name, keeping it short and sweet. And then there's

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Speaker 6: dig By Dodd who writes, doesn't matter since they are

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Speaker 6: deep state. I think I prefer the kindler, genter name,

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Speaker 6: gentler name. I think the kindler, gentler name he was

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Speaker 6: talking about would be the Department of Defense. Gadsden Warrior writes,

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Speaker 6: I love it. It's about time, and JTD Eastwood chiming in,

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Speaker 6: writing I like it. So let's get a quick answer

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Speaker 6: from Eric Bowling, my colleague here as we pass things

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Speaker 6: over to him, Eric, what do you think of the

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Speaker 6: name change Department of Defense versus Department of War? What's

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Speaker 6: your preference?

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Speaker 7: So I like the Department of War.

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Speaker 5: I hate the idea of foreign wars, as you know, Terrence,

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Speaker 5: so defense would kind of fit into my political ideology.

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Speaker 7: I prefer just protecting the homeland.

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Speaker 5: You know, we're blessed by having an ocean on our

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Speaker 5: east and west coast, and we have friendly countries on

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Speaker 5: our north and south borders.

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Speaker 7: So I think defense is the right way. But then

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Speaker 7: you want to tell the world, don't mess with us.

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Speaker 5: You want to mess with us, you're gonna, you're gonna,

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Speaker 5: You're gonna find out, so to speak.

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Speaker 7: So I'll go with whatever.

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Speaker 3: True I was.

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Speaker 5: I was having a hard time figuring out I could

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Speaker 5: explained that, but f A FO and I think they'll

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Speaker 5: f oh if they mess with us, which Trump is

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Speaker 5: being very good about doing.

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Speaker 7: I personally, I just like to I like defense. I

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Speaker 7: like defending the homeland.

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Speaker 5: It's just I prefer it. I know a lot of

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Speaker 5: maga people are gonna say, oh, it's new war. But

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Speaker 5: being a maga guy and a I'm not saying isolation is.

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Speaker 5: I'm just a more libertarian, I guess in that.

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Speaker 3: Respect, I get it. I'm on the fence on it.

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Speaker 3: I get the point of it.

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Speaker 6: It's strength, it's peace through strength, and you know it's forceful,

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Speaker 6: but at the same time, I wonder what kind of

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Speaker 6: environment it creates, particularly.

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Speaker 3: For the game's been so success.

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Speaker 5: Terrence, Terrence, we forget Department of Defense, Department of War.

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Speaker 7: We call it Department of FAFO.

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Speaker 3: There you go interpret it.

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Speaker 5: However you choose problem solved, and that really is that

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Speaker 5: would be the actual best name for that department, when

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Speaker 5: do you think about it.

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Speaker 3: I'm not mad at that at all.

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Speaker 6: I would actually appreciate that the Department of FAFO to

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Speaker 6: turn out and make that up.

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Speaker 3: However you choose