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Speaker 4: You guys are right on it today sixty nine. A

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Speaker 4: Ali Reza Jaffartze. Welcome, Ali Reza back, Sir, thank you

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Speaker 4: for bringing coming back on.

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Speaker 2: You had a big event.

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Speaker 1: Well, certainly again, it was great to be with you, Eric.

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Speaker 5: When the Iran regimes president got to New York to

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Speaker 1: The people of Iran are capable to bring about change.

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Speaker 2: That and but and recognize Israel.

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Speaker 4: So I've interviewed Iranians before, and I've interviewed care you know,

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Speaker 5: That well, you know, I'll tell you this any way.

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Speaker 5: It's already in play, you know, they were when we

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Speaker 6: President Trump, thank you for your leadership and changing all that.

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Speaker 8: Thank you President Trump for signing this historic executive order

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Speaker 8: side effects. This initiative builds on the data initiation the

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Speaker 8: it's about giving families hope. Today, we commit to taking

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Speaker 10: So I and my team at OSTP are thrilled to

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Speaker 11: You know, for years they played villains on TV, but

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Speaker 7: Could you have we just had a meeting and Oz

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Speaker 13: I remember one of the things that she said to

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Speaker 13: me was, I really would like to somehow convene the

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Speaker 13: people and the scientists who think outside of the box.

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Speaker 13: Because research is done in very standard terms. You do this,

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Speaker 13: you do this, and yes you have to do that.

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Speaker 13: But she said, I really would like to tap into

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Speaker 13: some of the most creative and inventive minds in the

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Speaker 13: country to be able to look at research differently for

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Speaker 13: pediatric cancer.

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Speaker 3: And she did. That took her.

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Speaker 13: About ten years, so she kept tapping in and calling people,

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Speaker 13: being pretty relentless about it, driven herself by a mother's heart.

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Speaker 13: And I couldn't be any more proud of the work

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Speaker 13: she's done. I'm happy to stand by and be a

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Speaker 13: supportive mom and be very proud of her today.

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Speaker 7: Thanks good job for doing Thank you very much, Lynd. Okay,

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Speaker 7: any questions, Liz, I was.

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Speaker 3: A good president.

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Speaker 2: As we reached closer to you when government shut down.

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Speaker 14: This morning, you said you might do a lot of layoffs.

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Speaker 4: If DOGE is already reducing the federal workforce, why is

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Speaker 4: it necessary to link more federal jobs cut to a shutdown.

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Speaker 7: Well, the Democrats want to shut it down, and so

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Speaker 7: when you shut it down, you have to do layoffs.

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Speaker 7: So we'd be laying off a lot of people that

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Speaker 7: are going to be very affected.

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Speaker 3: And the Democrats, they're going to be Democrats.

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Speaker 7: As you know, this country, no country can afford to

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Speaker 7: pay for illegal immigration health care for everybody that comes

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Speaker 7: into the country, and that's what they're insisting, and obviously

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Speaker 7: have an obligation to not accept that that would affect everybody.

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Speaker 7: You know, when I see what we're doing with AI

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Speaker 7: and all the plants that are opening up in the country,

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Speaker 7: seventeen trillion dollars is coming and if you compare that

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Speaker 7: to Biden, Biden had in four years less than a trilion.

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Speaker 7: We have seventeen trillion more than that much. I think

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Speaker 7: it's going to be much more than that, David by

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Speaker 7: the end of this year. I think it's going to

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Speaker 7: be far over And that's a record, so already a

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Speaker 7: record in eight months.

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Speaker 3: It's a record by a lot.

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Speaker 7: And so we're doing well as a country, So the

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Speaker 7: last thing we want to do is shut it down.

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Speaker 7: But but if good can come down from shutdowns, we

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Speaker 7: can get rid of a lot of things that we

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Speaker 7: didn't want, and they'd be democrat things. But they want

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Speaker 7: open borders, they want men playing in women's sports, they

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Speaker 7: want transgender for everybody. They never stop, and they don't learn.

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Speaker 7: We want an election in a landslide. They just don't learn.

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Speaker 7: So we have no choice. I have to do that

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Speaker 7: for the for the country.

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Speaker 9: Yes, you mentioned a deal on a closer person.

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Speaker 1: What does that deal?

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Speaker 7: Maybe paying the industry, Well, we're we're in the process

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Speaker 7: of getting very close and Linda's finishing up the final

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Speaker 7: details and they'd be paying about five hundred million dollars

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Speaker 7: and they'll be operating trade schools. They gonna be teaching

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Speaker 7: people how to do AI and lots of other things, engines,

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Speaker 7: lots of things.

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Speaker 3: You know, we need people and trade schools.

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Speaker 7: I remember when I went to school, I had some

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Speaker 7: people that were particularly good students, but they could take

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Speaker 7: a uh motor or an engine apart blindfolded or put

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Speaker 7: it back blindfolded, but they weren't too good at other things.

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Speaker 7: And m uh they'd end up. Many of them ended

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Speaker 7: up doing better than the people that were So trade

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Speaker 7: schools are very important, and we've lost trade schools. We

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Speaker 7: used to have a lot of trade schools in this country.

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Speaker 7: We don't have them anymore. We have tremendous plants opening

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Speaker 7: and we want to have people uh at top level

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Speaker 7: for those plants, whether it's AI or whether it's automobile

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Speaker 7: motor plants. You know, if many automobile companies open their

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Speaker 7: plants in the United States, they're all coming back for

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Speaker 7: two reasons.

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Speaker 3: Tariffs and I think they like November fifth. You know,

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Speaker 3: they liked the person that was shows.

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Speaker 7: And they're moving in from Canada, they're moving in from Mexico,

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Speaker 7: They're coming in from all over the world. China's coming.

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Speaker 7: They're all coming, and that way they avoid paying caraffs.

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Speaker 7: So you know they're coming for that reason. So by

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Speaker 7: opening up trade school because we're going to need employees,

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Speaker 7: We're going to need people with skill. And I think

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Speaker 7: I can say, Linda, you feel the same way. By

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Speaker 7: opening up trades, this would be a giant trade school,

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Speaker 7: series of trade schools.

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Speaker 3: It would be run by Harvard.

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Speaker 7: Now this is something that we're clustered finalizing we haven't

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Speaker 7: done it yet, but they put up five hundred million

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Speaker 7: dollars interest and everything else would go to that account,

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Speaker 7: meaning go to the trade school. And you know, it's

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Speaker 7: a big investment in trade school done by very smart people,

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Speaker 7: and then their sins are forgiven.

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Speaker 3: So we have a good chance of getting that club.

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Speaker 3: Yeah place, thank you.

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Speaker 4: I didn't looking at this charity shares earlier, so it's

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Speaker 4: love that lass earlier.

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Speaker 1: The US crisis for brand jews for four hundred.

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Speaker 9: And twenty percent higher than compare the countries.

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Speaker 1: You know, I'm young, maybe I'll get experience, but I

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Speaker 1: think a lot of Americans are wondering how did we

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Speaker 1: even get here? Being where than these are?

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Speaker 7: You got here by incompetent people sitting behind this disc

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Speaker 7: You had a lot of incompetent period people. I did it,

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Speaker 7: as you know I did. I started it in my

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Speaker 7: first term. We rebuilt the military, we got the largest

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Speaker 7: tax cuts in history. We did all these things, and

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Speaker 7: we had the best economy of the history of our

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Speaker 7: country during my first term. And by the way, this

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Speaker 7: is blowing it away based on what we're saying, but

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Speaker 7: we got.

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Speaker 3: It by having people allow that to happen.

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Speaker 7: As you know, I started the process, but then when

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Speaker 7: COVID came, we focused on COVID.

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Speaker 3: None on this, uh.

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Speaker 7: And I said, if I ever go back, family, go

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Speaker 7: back and do it again. I'm going to make this

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Speaker 7: a primary thing. Becase because other countries are paying a

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Speaker 7: fraction of what we pay for the same exact drug,

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Speaker 7: save exact pharmaceutical everything. And I said, no, it's not right.

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Speaker 7: And the drug companies actually came along. You know, don't

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Speaker 7: forget they make thirty forty fifty million a year. These people,

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Speaker 7: they're very smart, and they had a lot of people

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Speaker 7: convinced that.

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Speaker 3: You know, that's the way it has to be.

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Speaker 7: They talked about research and development, we had to pay.

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Speaker 7: I said, well, why isn't Germany paying? Why don't other

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Speaker 7: countries pay? And they always had a good answer. But

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Speaker 7: it got to a point where I didn't like the

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Speaker 7: answer anymore, and I said, we have to do this,

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Speaker 7: and we did. And the team that we have with

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Speaker 7: Oz and Bobby and Chris and all of the people

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Speaker 7: that we had working on it.

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Speaker 3: And I must tell you, Marty's been a big.

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Speaker 7: Word of yours. Good morning, but Marty's been a big,

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Speaker 7: a big factor. We have a great team. There's never

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Speaker 7: been a medical team like this, and I said, let's

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Speaker 7: go do it. And then I just I did as

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Speaker 7: I said. I would bug them every single day every

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Speaker 7: week because they said we have to have I mean,

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Speaker 7: why should you be paying ten times what another country's paying.

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Speaker 7: And that was just an excuse. You know, research and development.

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Speaker 7: We do research and development. So now we're gonna be

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Speaker 7: paying whatever the lowest prices. We're gonna be paying that price.

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Speaker 7: It's a great thing, but there won't be anything that

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Speaker 7: can have the impact on Medicare, Medicaid, social Security, anything

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Speaker 7: where you need pharmaceuticals, medicines. The numbers are going to

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Speaker 7: come way down, even Obamacare, which is terrible. It's not

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Speaker 7: been good, as you know, it's a weak form of healthcare.

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Speaker 7: But it'll be better because the medicine's gonna come in

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Speaker 7: at a very low price.

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Speaker 3: Yes, please, Yes.

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Speaker 15: It seems like every time you assemble your MAHA team

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Speaker 15: and your cabinet members behind your in regards to health issues,

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Speaker 15: it just keeps getting powerful.

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Speaker 3: To look at these young kids there.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, and the weight that is all the world right

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Speaker 15: now that you can lift of what you're doing. I've

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Speaker 15: often said Trump could cure cancer and people would still

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Speaker 15: criticize them.

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Speaker 9: It's true.

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Speaker 15: What is your message to America that this potentially could

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Speaker 15: bring us all together, get us on the same page

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Speaker 15: and have unity. And I'd like to see if some

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Speaker 15: of the kids who have parents what it means to

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Speaker 15: you to see President Trump get involvement.

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Speaker 7: Well, we made tremendous drides in cancer research, far more

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Speaker 7: than anyone has done. And we have the greatest minds,

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Speaker 7: the greatest people working on it. In childhood you know,

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Speaker 7: they call it childhood cancer. It's a very specific thing,

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Speaker 7: and we've really made a lot of progress.

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Speaker 3: I think something that's going to allow us to.

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Speaker 7: Make a lot of progress is the money we're saving

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Speaker 7: on pharmaceuticals. We'll be saving five hundred and six hundred

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Speaker 7: one thousand percent. Nobody's ever heard of that. I told

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Speaker 7: the story year were here before that. When I was

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Speaker 7: in the previous administration, my first term, I was so

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Speaker 7: proud of myself because I'm the first president in twenty

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Speaker 7: eight years that cut drug prices.

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Speaker 3: For beginning to end, So they went down I.

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Speaker 7: Think it was one eighth of them for one quarter

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Speaker 7: of one percent, And I was so proud of that

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Speaker 7: us I thought that was great.

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Speaker 3: Now I'm cutting them five hundred percent.

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Speaker 7: And I will say this politically speaking, the people understand.

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Speaker 7: Otherwise I wouldn't have wanted a landslide. You know, I

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Speaker 7: get ninety seven percent bad press, and I wanted a landslide,

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Speaker 7: which tells you the press has no credibility. But I

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Speaker 7: will say that what we've done has been a great

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Speaker 7: tribute to the people that standing behind me in different forms.

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Speaker 7: Linda in education different but what she's doing in education,

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Speaker 7: she's sending education back to the states. That's a big

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Speaker 7: move the states, Like you know, you go back to Indiana, Iowa.

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Speaker 7: You know, I would say forty states will be great,

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Speaker 7: forty five will be you know, the five percent of

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Speaker 7: them will be pretty good. But and then you're going

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Speaker 7: to have a Gavin Newscomb and some other people that

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Speaker 7: aren't going to do a good job. But you know,

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Speaker 7: we'll help them out. I want to help them out.

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Speaker 7: And we're going to have safe cities again. We're going

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Speaker 7: to be very safe. We're going to be going to

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Speaker 7: Chicago pretty soon. Because a friend of mine, a guy,

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Speaker 7: a great guy, the head of the Union Pacific. He said, sir,

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Speaker 7: you have to save Chicago it's going bad. It's going

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Speaker 7: bad fast. And it's a great city. He's right, it's

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Speaker 7: a great city. I know it very well. And we

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Speaker 7: have to save Chicago. So we're going to Memphis, Tennessee.

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Speaker 7: Right now, we've had a.

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Speaker 3: Home run in DC. You can walk out, Brian.

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Speaker 7: You got mugged here a long time ago, and the

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Speaker 7: mugger must have felt some pain because you're a tough cookie.

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Speaker 13: I know.

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Speaker 3: Well then if he had a gun on you could

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Speaker 3: do to say thank you very much. Yeah. Now, but

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Speaker 3: it's everybody here.

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Speaker 7: I mean you were here in the room when I

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Speaker 7: said to the reporters who got mugged in the last year,

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Speaker 7: and like half of the people raised their hand. Now

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Speaker 7: if you said who got mugged over the last sixty days, nobody, nobody,

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Speaker 7: no killing, no nothing. And the restaurants are booming, the

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Speaker 7: town is booming. It's clean, you know, the nation shore

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Speaker 7: God actually went out and started cleaning all the crap out.

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Speaker 3: Of the parks. The tents are knocked down.

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Speaker 7: We had one that you said it was a blue tent,

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Speaker 7: and you said it was a communist tent.

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Speaker 14: Right.

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Speaker 3: See, we're gonna have a communist mayor of New York.

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Speaker 3: So you know, let's see how that works out.

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Speaker 15: And I've got a lot of feedback and that everyone

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Speaker 15: was very appreciative.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, you told me about a blue tent and I said,

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Speaker 7: it's I can't be there because we knocked him down.

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Speaker 7: But this was a very highly sophisticated group of people

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Speaker 7: that had permits and all the other thing.

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Speaker 3: Well, the permit expired.

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Speaker 7: We knocked it down and took what twenty four hours

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Speaker 7: less maybe, So I appreciate you telling me that, No,

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Speaker 7: we have we have a great thing going.

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Speaker 3: The country is doing incredible.

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Speaker 7: We are a hot country, the hottest We're the hottest

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Speaker 7: country in the world right now.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great question. Would you like to say

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Speaker 3: something I would that's.

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Speaker 7: A good comment, right, it's the best comment you've made

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Speaker 7: in a.

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Speaker 9: Long time, mister President.

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Speaker 2: Good evening.

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Speaker 9: I'm Josh Armstrong.

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Speaker 16: My name is Josh arm Strong. I'm from West Virginia,

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Speaker 16: and I'm the father of this amazingly bring resilient those

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Speaker 16: six year old Laurel. Laurel was diagnosed with leukemia when

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Speaker 16: she was two years old, just before her third birthday,

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Speaker 16: and we went on to watch as she spent months

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Speaker 16: in the hospital fighting for her life as she received

696
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Speaker 16: blood transfusions and platelet transfusions, as she fought off one

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Speaker 16: potentially fatal infection after another. We watched as her body

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Speaker 16: swelled and became painful from steroids, and then as it

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Speaker 16: became frail and weak from chemotherapy, And we watched and

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Speaker 16: we wondered why there aren't better treatments available, And we

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Speaker 16: wondered what might happen if she doesn't get the drugs

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Speaker 16: she needed, And we wondered why isn't anybody doing any more?

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Speaker 16: And on behalf of myself and all the parents that

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Speaker 16: have watched and wondered, we'd like to say that what

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Speaker 16: you're doing today gives parents like me and children like

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Speaker 16: Laurel the one thing that we most desperately need, and

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Speaker 16: that's hope, and hope of that, and Laurel is I'm

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Speaker 16: happy to say, Laurel's in remission today.

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Speaker 3: She looks so beautiful.

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Speaker 2: Thank you. She has a failing for you, that's for you.

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Speaker 16: Because of this bill, doctors are going to be able

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Speaker 16: to get better treatments faster to patients like Laurels because

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Speaker 16: of you, making children like her real children, not cases

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Speaker 16: or statistics. With children like Laurel and all of these

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Speaker 16: children here today. We have that hope, and we are

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Speaker 16: so proudly standing with children with cancer and making it

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Speaker 16: a national priority.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, mister President.

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Speaker 3: With you all the way. How about you back there dead, Actually,

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Speaker 3: i'd like my daughter to speak.

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Speaker 7: I like to speak, thank you.

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Speaker 3: Good afternoon.

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Speaker 17: My name is Carolyn Hendrix. When I was four years old,

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Speaker 17: I was diagnosed with you in sarcoma, a pediatric bone cancer.

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Speaker 17: Eleven years later, I'm now sixteen years old and I'm

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Speaker 17: doing great. What you're doing today, mister President, means that

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Speaker 17: kids like me will get better options.

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Speaker 3: And so much more hope for the future.

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Speaker 17: This will help doctors use technology to find cures faster,

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Speaker 17: match patience to trials more quickly, and give our families

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Speaker 17: more control over our health. For kids, every day count

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Speaker 17: This order shows that our lives matter enough to be

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Speaker 17: first in line for innovation on behalf of children and

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Speaker 17: young adults with cancer, those still fighting, and those are

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Speaker 17: remission like me, and families who wish that they had

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Speaker 17: more time together. Thank you for making us a national priority,

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Speaker 17: mister President. Because of actions like this, kids like me

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Speaker 17: have the chance to grow up to chase our dreams

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Speaker 17: and to live full lives. And that is the greatest

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Speaker 17: gift anyone connect get.

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Speaker 3: Well, that was so cool. Well they could not have

742
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Speaker 3: done that. It is that make service father. Yes, sir,

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Speaker 3: that's great. When did you learn how to speak like that?

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Speaker 17: I've done lots of speeches for childhood cancer over the

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Speaker 17: last few years, and I'm also in a theater program.

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Speaker 3: So that that's great. That's a great job. Would anybody

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Speaker 3: like to say something? Would anybody? Would you like to

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Speaker 3: say something?

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Speaker 18: H Yes, I'm my learning mayers. AM a nine years

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Speaker 18: old and I was I had a blood of cancer

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Speaker 18: called leukemia when I was only.

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Speaker 1: Two years old.

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Speaker 18: I had to be I had to get treated to

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Speaker 18: that seven different hospitals across this country, and I had

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Speaker 18: to have two remember of transplants from one for my

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Speaker 18: dad and one from my mom. And I had to

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Speaker 18: spend many days in the nights in the hospital getting

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Speaker 18: pokies and yuki medicine, and me and my parents are

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Speaker 18: very worried. And I had to go through those seven

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Speaker 18: different hospitals to find the best treatment that could make

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Speaker 18: me better. And thank you, miss Ford as president for

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Speaker 18: making everything happen today. If so s SO, kids like

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Speaker 18: me and Laura. We can still be living today and speaking.

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Speaker 19: Uh huh what good as the men busso here we're

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Speaker 19: doing we're not doing so well today.

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Speaker 3: They're doing so good. That was fantastic. Thank and you're

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Speaker 3: feeling good now? Ye are you all better?

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Speaker 7: You're pretty pretty close, right, Yeah, here, you're gonna do good.

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Speaker 3: Anybody like to say something? Yes, sir, go ahead.

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Speaker 13: I've been I've had a brain tour since all four

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Speaker 13: months now, I'm off brain.

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Speaker 1: I'm a home medicines I'm a cancer survivor.

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Speaker 13: I've had a brain tourses all four months and I'm

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Speaker 13: doing great.

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Speaker 3: I'm fifteen now, I'm going to time.

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Speaker 7: You're gonna be a football player, offensive lineman, any other fantastic?

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Speaker 7: How about somebody else? I love hearing this. I love

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Speaker 7: hearing you talk because you talk better than any of us. Right,

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Speaker 7: so I want to thank you all for being here. Amazing.

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Speaker 1: We want to miss this well.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 7: But you know we're gonna we're doing a lot for you,

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Speaker 7: and we're gonna you're all gonna be better very soon.

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Speaker 3: I don't think you're gonna need any of the help

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Speaker 3: that we're giving. It's going to be for the future.

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Speaker 3: But I want to thank you for being with us,

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Speaker 3: and I'm going to bring them back to a room.

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Speaker 7: We have a room where we have lots of hats

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Speaker 7: and things in the back, and we're gonna would you

790
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Speaker 7: like to go back and we'll pick some nice presents.

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Speaker 7: We'll get rid of the wonderful the wonderful people of

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Speaker 7: the media.

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Speaker 3: Do you like the media? Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Nice?

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Speaker 3: Right, they have good days, right they do, Actually they do.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much. It's beautiful. It's really good, and

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Speaker 3: thank you. We're not going to top that. So I

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Speaker 3: wanted to this. Thank you all very much. Thank you, thank.

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Speaker 7: You, thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 2: Color bars, the color bars that got through the color bar.

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Speaker 4: They're very, very moving, inspirational moment in the Oval office

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Speaker 4: where the President with Bobby.

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Speaker 2: Kennedy just talked about the state of child cancers in America.

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Speaker 4: Man, it is really really devastating and those beautiful young

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Speaker 4: kids who are surviving, surviving, folks.

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Speaker 2: That was a really touching moment.

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Speaker 4: Okay, what are we doing, mad dog, get on the

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Speaker 4: horn and talk to me in my ear please, what's

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Speaker 4: going on back there? See, folks, we're talking here a

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Speaker 4: little bit then, but all the smart people are in

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Speaker 4: the control room, figure out what we're doing next.

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Speaker 2: Are you doing a monologue?

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Speaker 1: All right, yes, sir, all right.

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Speaker 2: Let's do it. Well.

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Speaker 4: They called this conspiracy theorists when we warned them that

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Speaker 4: digital IDs were just around the corner. We said it

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Speaker 4: was happening, and they didn't believe us.

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Speaker 2: And yet here we are.

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Speaker 20: Hey, today, I am announcing this goverment will make a

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Speaker 20: new free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right

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Speaker 20: to work. By the end of this Parliament. We spell

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Speaker 20: that out. You will not be able to work in

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Speaker 20: the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID.

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Speaker 20: It's as simple as that.

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Speaker 4: Does That scared the living daylights out of you. If

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Speaker 4: it doesn't, it should cashless society, smart cities, central digital currency,

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Speaker 4: digital ID. He said, You're not going to be allowed

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Speaker 4: to work unless you have a government issued digital ID.

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Speaker 4: Don't know exactly everything you do, where you go, how

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Speaker 4: you spend your money. When you hear any of these things,

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Speaker 4: you should run. There's some of the key components of

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Speaker 4: the globalist mantra, all of it in an effort to

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Speaker 4: control you and me. The core of the globalist agenda

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Speaker 4: once digital ideas of enforced on citizens right across the

835
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Speaker 4: pond in the UK, it will spread to Canada eventually

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Speaker 4: the whole world.

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Speaker 2: That's how it works.

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Speaker 4: And right now, President Trump is the only thing that

839
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Speaker 4: stands between us and the globalist threat agenda.

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Speaker 2: Take a look at this.

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Speaker 4: In China, you line up like cattle needing to prove

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Speaker 4: you've done your COVID tests or else. You can't go anywhere,

843
00:41:49,520 --> 00:41:53,160
Speaker 4: not to the store, not to public transportation nowhere. That's

844
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Speaker 4: some dystopian stuff, or wellient stuff, folks. And that's the

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Speaker 4: level of control over the population we are talking about

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Speaker 4: with these digital IDs. I can't stress this enough. This

847
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Speaker 4: is the worst idea ever. Do it hit a free

848
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Speaker 4: country in the entirety of our existence. Next to the IRS,

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Speaker 4: I would say, the IRS is number one.

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Speaker 2: This is going to be number two.

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Speaker 4: And guess what the IRS will get their hands on

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Speaker 4: your digital ID footprint. Believe me, the globalists at the

853
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Speaker 4: World Economic Economic Forum the WEF have been dreaming about

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Speaker 4: the digital ID for years now. Here's Queen Maxima of

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Speaker 4: the Netherlands at the summit just last year.

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Speaker 10: It is very necessary for financial services, but not only

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Speaker 10: know it's also good for school enrollment, is also.

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Speaker 3: Good for health. Who will actually go to vaccination or not.

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Speaker 10: It's very good actually to get your subsidies.

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Speaker 4: See how they spin it like it's convenient, like it's

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Speaker 4: good for us. Digital ID was the first step China took,

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Speaker 4: and it's the foundation of their social credit system. Now

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Speaker 4: it's a surveillance system, a surveillance state where one mistake

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Speaker 4: can cost you your job, your bank account, your family,

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Speaker 4: maybe even your freedom. Think you can't happen here, Think twice,

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Speaker 4: Think again. It's such a threat that on inauguration Day

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Speaker 4: back in January, RFK Junior warned us about it.

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Speaker 21: It's been the ambition of every totalitarian state from the

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Speaker 21: beginning of mankind to control every aspect of behavior, of conduct,

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Speaker 21: of thought, and to a politerate dissent. None of them

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Speaker 21: have been able to do it. They didn't have the

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Speaker 21: technological capacity. Today the mechanisms are being put in place.

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Speaker 21: I will make it none of us can run and

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Speaker 21: none of us can hide digital currency that will allow

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Speaker 21: them to punish us from a distance and cut off

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Speaker 21: our food supply. Every right that you have is transformed

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Speaker 21: into a privilege contingent upon your obedience to arbitrary government dictates.

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Speaker 2: Well, they know what they're doing.

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Speaker 4: You see, they know exactly what do and they'll make

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Speaker 4: you think the digital ideas are all about keeping tract

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Speaker 4: of illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 2: In no way, it's not.

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Speaker 4: I know you wereorried about the level of illegal migration

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Speaker 4: into this country. Digital idea, there's another measure to make

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Speaker 4: it tougher to work illegally here, making our borders more secure. Please,

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Speaker 4: President Trump. Reduce illegal crossings into America by over ninety

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Speaker 4: five percent.

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Speaker 2: Without digital ID.

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Speaker 4: But you see, they know that more and more people

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Speaker 4: care about their country's sovereignty, and so they're seizing on

891
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Speaker 4: the migrant crisis to make you want digital IDs to

892
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Speaker 4: go into effect. Don't buy it. The left mancher kicking

893
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Speaker 4: in yet again. Never let a crisis go to waste,

894
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Speaker 4: And I know someone who loves to not only capitalize

895
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Speaker 4: on a crisis, but help create them too.

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Speaker 2: Well.

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Speaker 14: Once you have the digital money system, then there's all

898
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Speaker 14: sorts of services and applications that can be built on

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Speaker 14: top of that, whether it's helping with health or education

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Speaker 14: or agriculture. Most of the time you're online, you're going

901
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Speaker 14: to want to be an environment where that people are

902
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Speaker 14: truly identified, that as they're connected to a real world

903
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Speaker 14: identity that you trust instead of just people saying whatever

904
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Speaker 14: they want. You know, I don't think in the future

905
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Speaker 14: you'll want to get mail that comes from an anonymous source,

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Speaker 14: because whatever you see there might be designed just to

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Speaker 14: mislead you.

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Speaker 4: Yes, albs, because when they get what they want, they've

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Speaker 4: got you.

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Speaker 2: I get it right. You do this to protect us,

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Speaker 2: except not really. You see.

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Speaker 4: Bill Gates wants us to believe that digital IDs will

913
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Speaker 4: fight misinformations.

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Speaker 2: About our safety.

915
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Speaker 4: But the real goal is to end online anonymity and

916
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Speaker 4: create permission based internet and everything else. Well they were

917
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Speaker 4: all ready You're already found out, you see. Joe Biden

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Speaker 4: and his gang of commies all worked with the big

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Speaker 4: tech giants to silence us, to this deplatform some of us,

920
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Speaker 4: even the president. But the cats out of the bag now,

921
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Speaker 4: and so now they found a new way. Bill Gates

922
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Speaker 4: and his fellow globalists want to control our words and

923
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Speaker 4: silence us for good, systems, behaviors, control all of it,

924
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Speaker 4: make them comply, make us comply, makes each and every

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Speaker 4: one of us trackable, identified for saying anything they don't like,

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Speaker 4: for buying anything they don't want us to, for flying

927
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Speaker 4: too often, digital carbon footprint, right, remember it's not about

928
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Speaker 4: the truth. It's about control. It's always about control for them.

929
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Speaker 4: This means you're just a number, an identifier. Your ability

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Speaker 4: to do anything can be turned off or on by

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Speaker 4: any government at any time. Whether that's opening a bank

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Speaker 4: account or taking a flight, or I don't know, buying

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Speaker 4: something on Amazon, browsing the internet. Your idea will be

934
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Speaker 4: there for someone. This isn't about migration or immigration. It's

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Speaker 4: about building a control infrastructure. A digital ID won't stop

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Speaker 4: those migrant boats, it won't stop gangs from coming over

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Speaker 4: the border, but it will end our freedom. The same

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Speaker 4: people who say digital idea is good, it will help.

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Speaker 2: Us track down illegal migrants, sure, are.

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Speaker 4: The same people who just two weeks to platten, two

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Speaker 4: weeks to flatten the curve. People remember those for COVID

942
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Speaker 4: and then things will go back to normal two weeks,

943
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Speaker 4: how about five years? They're just lies to control us.

944
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Speaker 4: This gives the powers that be a full three hundred

945
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Speaker 4: and sixty degree view of what you.

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Speaker 2: And I do.

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Speaker 1: Everything we do digital ID.

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Speaker 4: Right now, the powers that be our president and his administration.

949
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Speaker 4: But what if the wrong administration sees his control of power?

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Speaker 4: Do you think Joe Biden or Barack Obama wouldn't have

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Speaker 4: looked into all of our lives, what we're doing, what

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Speaker 4: we're spending. They were already working with the FBI and

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Speaker 4: the deep state. They already were what now they would

954
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Speaker 4: have even more information. Our entire lives can be dehumanized

955
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Speaker 4: at any point. This is even beyond deeplatforming, which they've

956
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Speaker 4: already experienced. There will be no cash refuge. You don't

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Speaker 4: have a big load of cash. I will tell you

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Speaker 4: if you get a digital ID mandated, I would buy.

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00:47:44,480 --> 00:47:46,719
Speaker 2: The crap out of gold. Just buy the hell out

960
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Speaker 2: of gold right now. And crypto.

961
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Speaker 4: We'll lose our banking, our ability for housing, our services,

962
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Speaker 4: absolutely everything will be dependent on the government. This isn't

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Speaker 4: science fiction. It isn't even fiction. This is a reality

964
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Speaker 4: of what will happen here. It's already happening in the UK.

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Speaker 4: It's a dangerous road we've already seen examples of and

966
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Speaker 4: if the wrong actors get control of our digital ideas,

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Speaker 4: And to think we were called conspiracy theorist, turns out

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Speaker 2: Bolks, It's put our own raft.

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Speaker 4: Chief White House correspondent, who's been very, very busy today.

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Speaker 4: First he was in a press conference with the President

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Speaker 4: and the CEO of Pfizer, and then he was in

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Speaker 4: the Oval Office as the President signed executive orders.

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Speaker 2: Always happy to have Brian glenn on.

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Speaker 4: Brian and to start with the Pfiser pledging whether they

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Speaker 4: say seventy billion dollars for research. I think you've got

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Speaker 4: a question. Do we have Brian's question here? I think

1033
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Speaker 4: you did get a question right off the bat. If

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Speaker 4: I'm not mistaken, we have that or no, okay, we

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Speaker 4: don't have that. But tell us your first question that

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Speaker 4: Trump called on. Fantastic congratulations, my friend, Well, thank you.

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Speaker 15: I was a big day for really anybody that has

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Speaker 15: a need to for a pharmaceutical drug. As a pfiser

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Speaker 15: has committed to the US to basically offer the lowest

1040
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Speaker 15: unit rate on across the board. And President Trump is

1041
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Speaker 15: even gonna announce next week some additional really heavily used

1042
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Speaker 15: prescriptions that almost have one hundred percent discount on those.

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Speaker 15: So just a big day as far as making sure.

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Speaker 4: That do you know how this wars of one hundred

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Speaker 4: percent discount means there, it's gonna be a lost leader

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Speaker 4: for big Farmer. Not that there no one's crying the

1047
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Speaker 4: blues for them, but they're going to agree to break

1048
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Speaker 4: break even or lose money on the lower scale drugs

1049
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Speaker 4: and then charge whatever they want on others.

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Speaker 15: I'm assuming they didn't get into the nuts and bolts

1051
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Speaker 15: of how it works. But the bottom line that President

1052
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Speaker 15: Trump wanted to get across today is that he is

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Speaker 15: lowering the cost for prescription drugs.

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Speaker 2: And there's gonna be a website I believe.

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Speaker 15: It's trump rx UH not released yet, but once that

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Speaker 15: website is released, that will be kind of a gateway

1057
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Speaker 15: to go on and get a lot of these prescription drugs.

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Speaker 15: But my question to him was, and this is great

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Speaker 15: that we're lowering drug costs, but can we take the

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Speaker 15: same approach to health insurance? Can we lower that as well?

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Speaker 15: Because premiums, as you probably know. And I've got lots

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Speaker 15: of family and friends that are really struggling to pay

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Speaker 15: their health insurance premium. So hopefully we could take a

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Speaker 15: step in that direction as well. But just a big

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Speaker 15: day involved in health and and then of course, what

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Speaker 15: we just got out of a few minutes ago is

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Speaker 15: this commitment to using AI to fight childhood cancer. And Eric,

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Speaker 15: let me tell you, and I said, mister President, every

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Speaker 15: time I become in this Oval office with your MAHA team,

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Speaker 15: it seems to get a little better. I got about

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Speaker 15: five text messages during this broadcast from parents who had

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Speaker 15: kids that were either survived cancer or they're currently treating

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Speaker 15: their kids for cancer. And this is a game changer.

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Speaker 15: And I often said, and Eric, you've probably heard people

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Speaker 15: say this President Trump could cure cancer, and people would

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Speaker 15: still criticize him for that. So hopefully now is a

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Speaker 15: time in this country that we can come together and say,

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Speaker 15: you know, we can celebrate the things that are happening.

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Speaker 15: Because you saw and you heard from parents and those

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Speaker 15: kids in the Oval Office, Eric tell their story about

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Speaker 15: fighting cancer. And let me tell you, so I had

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Speaker 15: to hold my tears back several times in the Oval

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Speaker 15: office a day. But President Trump coming together to fight childhood.

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Speaker 4: Cancer, no doubt, no doubt, very very emotional couple of

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Speaker 4: couple of minutes there. You know, I for a long time,

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Speaker 4: since I was at Fox fifteen years ago, I was

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Speaker 4: pushing to.

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Speaker 2: Have every hospital, every farmer company, every hospital post the

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Speaker 2: price of their drugs, right.

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Speaker 4: So American people can see how much cost what the

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Speaker 4: farmers are charging, and what the hospitals are charging, and

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Speaker 4: therefore what your insurance companies are paying, and just show

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Speaker 4: and embarrass the hell out of them to bring their

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Speaker 4: hot day today.

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Speaker 2: There's more coming though, right.

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Speaker 15: Well as far as what we understand, and next week

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Speaker 15: he's going to announce some more developments as well in

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Speaker 15: terms of prescription drugs. So yes on that front. But

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Speaker 15: you know, this has been a very active department and

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Speaker 15: and and and rightfully so.

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Speaker 2: I mean when.

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Speaker 15: RFK Junior got into the mix here, a lot of

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Speaker 15: people very critical of him and his ability to do it.

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Speaker 15: But President Trump has has often said he was the

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Speaker 15: perfect person for this, and they really are pushing the

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Speaker 15: envelope and trying to make this country healthy. Everything from

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Speaker 15: removing red dye to curing childhood cancer.

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Speaker 2: Think about that for a second. And often I was

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Speaker 2: waiting to go on with you.

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Speaker 15: I was reflecting about these text messages that I was getting, Eric,

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Speaker 15: and I gotta tell you, I just I thank God

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Speaker 15: that this is in place with all the parents out

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Speaker 15: there that have hope of one day curing their child's

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Speaker 15: cancer and making this country cancer.

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Speaker 4: For I'd be we may summy radio. They're very quick,

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Speaker 4: the only about a minuters. So I'm on board of saying.

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Speaker 4: I say that we have the House, we have the Senate,

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Speaker 4: and we have the White House. Let the government shut down.

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Speaker 4: Point the finger of the Democrats. What's the feeling there,

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's the same.

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Speaker 15: I mean President Trump has said if this government shut down,

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Speaker 15: and we're hours away from it happening, it's solely on

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Speaker 15: the responsibility of the Democrats. Of keep in mind, they

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Speaker 15: voted for the CR thirteen to fourteen times. This is

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Speaker 15: the Pelosi Schumer budget. Basically, what the Democrats want is

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Speaker 15: one point five trillion dollars of aid that goes to

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Speaker 15: illegal immigrants to get healthcare. That's the mountain, that's the

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Speaker 15: hill they're standing on right now. And of course Republicans

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Speaker 15: aren't going to budge from that. So I think we're

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Speaker 15: looking at a government shut down. We did it back

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Speaker 15: twenty seventeen to twenty eighteen for thirty four days. We

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Speaker 15: all survived that. By the way, people still get their

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Speaker 15: back pay. Then one's going to go losing paychecks here.

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Speaker 15: But we look like we are getting a government shut down.

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Speaker 15: And President Trump said it today, he doesn't want a

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Speaker 15: government shut down, but if we do, it's solely on

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Speaker 15: the Democrats. And Democrats are going to say Eric that

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Speaker 15: we have the presidency at the House and the Senate,

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Speaker 15: that we're the ones shutting the government down. But we

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Speaker 15: have that filibuster thing. We've got to get a long time.

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Speaker 15: A few more Democrats votes.

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Speaker 2: Is a long time.

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Speaker 4: A lot of fatales point always, and at the end

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Speaker 4: of the day, government gets bigger, and I say, shut

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Speaker 4: it down and get a bounced budget. Guy, would that

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Speaker 4: be amazing? Brian Glenn, always good having my friend. Thank

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Speaker 4: you for your time.

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Speaker 2: Brother.

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Speaker 4: All Right, folks, that's it for us. We're gonna hand

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Speaker 4: it over to Steve Bannon.