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Speaker 1: all right, it's time to unpack what might be the

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Speaker 1: That's what you do when you woke up. You looked

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Speaker 1: announcing he's running for president next week. It's all over

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Speaker 1: the news. Okay, Well, the beauty of watching I'm right

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Speaker 1: is you've known this for a very long time. That's

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Speaker 1: the hyper informed people. Ron de Santis has been running

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Speaker 1: we are going to have a very very real primary. Now.

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Speaker 1: You probably are in one of the two camps, Team

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Speaker 1: lots of reasons. Good. Maybe you're going to attack Donald Trump,

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Speaker 1: tons of reasons to vote for Donald Trump, tons of them. Good.

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Speaker 1: You want to attack Rona Santis, good, attack far away.

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Speaker 1: It's a primary. Don't attack his voters. Remember this, and

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Speaker 1: Ron DeSantis voters and Donald Trump voters. I know them all.

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Speaker 1: They're good people, they're your people. They're the same people.

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Speaker 1: So beat up the candidates all you want, They're just politicians.

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Speaker 1: Don't beat each other up. Okay, remember that. Now let

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Speaker 1: good thing. It is a good thing, not a bad thing.

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Speaker 1: People understandably get concerned about splitting the money, splitting the party,

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Speaker 1: the primary. Iron sharpens iron. Both of you get in

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Speaker 1: Why why is it so important that these two fight

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Speaker 2: I've been smeared as a malcontent and subparwer FBI employee.

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Speaker 1: Thank you you, mad. I'm mad. Really, really evil people

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Speaker 1: And remember this, Remember I've warned about this before. As

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Speaker 1: By the way, never talk to the FBI without a

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Speaker 5: The tragic death of George Floyd.

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Speaker 4: Here's what I'm thinking about. I'm thinking about how full

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Speaker 4: I am with emotion, not just for George Floyd, but

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Speaker 1: Remember they're not just joining the military, they're building one.

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Speaker 1: right it is, But when you prepare, you feel better.

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Speaker 1: I want you to have an emergency three month food

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Speaker 6: Other than Hugs, The Plot Against the President book by

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Speaker 6: Lee Smith, who I think you know well.

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Speaker 1: And then the.

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Speaker 10: from one group than another. Right now, we're starting to

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Speaker 10: hear some pretty good speeches from Robert Kennedy, which you know,

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Speaker 10: I just want to hear hear activity that is expressing themselves,

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Speaker 10: that represents that at least people are thinking about a

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Speaker 10: different approach rather than this interventionism and this corporatism and

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Speaker 10: this globalism and with no sincere concern about our personal liberties.

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Speaker 1: Back when the Patriot Act was passed, you were one

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Speaker 1: of the very few Republicans who voted against it. I

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Speaker 1: am ashamed to say that was one of the things that, boy,

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Speaker 1: did I miss out on. I was a young hothead,

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Speaker 1: I believe I was in the Marines at the time,

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Speaker 1: and I thought it was fantastic. And I look back

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Speaker 1: and I think, oh, naive, Jesse, how did you not

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Speaker 1: see that they would use this against American citizens? And

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Speaker 1: I wish I could go back in time and slap

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Speaker 1: young Jesse awake because he was not awake back then.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, that happens. It always delights me that if somebody

447
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Speaker 10: was there and I helped them along. One of my

448
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Speaker 10: closest friends who's no longer with us was Walter Jones.

449
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Speaker 10: It's such a sincere likable person. But he was a

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Speaker 10: conservative Republican represented a lot of military people, and when

451
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Speaker 10: Bush was leading us up to the war in Iraq,

452
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Speaker 10: we'd have briefings which I couldn't stand because I knew

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Speaker 10: they weren't giving us the truth. But he would go

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Speaker 10: sincerely trying to understand it, and there was a light

455
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Speaker 10: bulb went on with him, he says, you know, after

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Speaker 10: he saw what was happening, he says, they lied to me,

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Speaker 10: you know, the people who were supposed to give us

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Speaker 10: information to help make a decision. And he came to

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Speaker 10: me and asked me about it, and I gave him

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Speaker 10: some materials. Became very very close friends, and he voted

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Speaker 10: with me. But that delighted me. And I was influenced

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Speaker 10: a whole lot by Leonard Reed of the Foundation for

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Speaker 10: Economic Education, and he had a theory about education in

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Speaker 10: persuading people on police issues, economic issues, and one of

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Speaker 10: his was become as informed as you possibly can and

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Speaker 10: do what you think is the right thing, and you

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Speaker 10: don't have to worry about who's listening, who cares if

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Speaker 10: you're saying anything decent. Maybe they'll find you, and maybe

469
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Speaker 10: you'll maybe they won't find you, maybe you'll they'll be persuaded,

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Speaker 10: and they will be influenced, and they go on their

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Speaker 10: way doing something similar, and they too influence people. So

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Speaker 10: that's one thing that is pretty neat. Maybe that's the

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Speaker 10: reason I'll ever never feel frustrated that because I think

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Speaker 10: a message. I think when I left Commerce, I said

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Speaker 10: the First Amendment was probably our most important amendment, you know,

476
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Speaker 10: call it to the constitutions, because we want to be

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Speaker 10: able to speak out now there since that time, especially

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Speaker 10: with his social media stuff going on and the FBI,

479
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Speaker 10: which was no surprise, but it was still pretty annoying

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Speaker 10: that they got to the point where they cancel you

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Speaker 10: and all this nonsense that goes on. That we have

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Speaker 10: a long way to go. But I keep looking at

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Speaker 10: the people waking up and changing their minds, and I

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Speaker 10: obviously fall back on the fact that we have been

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Speaker 10: warned that you who you will never know, you can't

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Speaker 10: count who remains in the remnant of the remnant of

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Speaker 10: people who know what's right and they can tell that,

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Speaker 10: distinguish it from being wrong, and know that peace is

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Speaker 10: better than war. And they're out there because as far

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Speaker 10: as I'm concerned, if they have any any bit of decency,

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Speaker 10: if they look at the fact, I don't know how

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Speaker 10: they can go anyplace else. So it's a job I

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Speaker 10: think we all have if we come to this point.

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Speaker 10: I sort of felt like that in the seventies with

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Speaker 10: the going off the gold standard forever that was the

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Speaker 10: decoration of bankrupt They worry about will the American people,

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Speaker 10: Will the American government ever default? They do it all

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Speaker 10: the time. They've certainly been doing us in nineteen seventy one,

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Speaker 10: cheating people out of the value of what they earn

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Speaker 10: and save, and promote war and plunder. So that's annoying,

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Speaker 10: but it should incentivize us to do more to try

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Speaker 10: to change it.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of monetary policy and things you've been right on

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Speaker 1: for a very long time, here's you back in nineteen

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Speaker 1: eighty three.

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Speaker 11: There is no other power greater than the power over money,

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Speaker 11: the power to create and contract the money supply, the

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Speaker 11: power to control the purchasing power of your money. Throughout history,

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Speaker 11: this has proven to be the most sought after monopolistic

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Speaker 11: power of man. By what moral right do we have

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Speaker 11: to create purchasing power out of thin air, whether it's

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Speaker 11: done by the creation of credit or federal reserve notes,

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Speaker 11: or whether it's the creation of SDR in an international scope, by.

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Speaker 1: What right do they do this?

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Speaker 11: Because it's a moral issue more than an economic issue.

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Speaker 11: It is for this reason that people have lost trust

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Speaker 11: in their government, trust in the banks, trust in business,

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Speaker 11: trust in themselves, and that.

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Speaker 1: We are a nation of distrust. It is for this reason.

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Speaker 11: I believe that until we restore trust in government, trust

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Speaker 11: in the system, and trust in the money, there will

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Speaker 11: be no resolution of this problem.

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Speaker 1: The distrust problem has gotten significantly worse, to put it mildly,

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Speaker 1: since nineteen eighty three. The American people do not trust

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Speaker 1: their institutions. They have no reason to trust their institutions.

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Speaker 1: And maybe worse is the institutions don't seem even a

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Speaker 1: little bit interested in earning back that trust. That's hard

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Speaker 1: to see how we can put this thing back together again.

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Speaker 10: Well, I guess I'm slightly more optimistic than that, But

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Speaker 10: I think everything you said is justified, and I think

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Speaker 10: we both can be right in that we have to

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Speaker 10: go through that you were describing, and we will. I

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Speaker 10: don't believe we're going to, you know, in a quiet,

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Speaker 10: deliberate manner, elect better people to congrace and start voting

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Speaker 10: more decently and going back to the gold standard and

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Speaker 10: repealing all this going on. We're going to have a

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Speaker 10: crisis and there's going to be a contest. I think,

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Speaker 10: unfortunately it's going to probably be violent, and then we

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Speaker 10: have to decide what we're going to have. And I

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Speaker 10: sort of think that the significance of what's coming is

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Speaker 10: probably as significant of what the founders took upon themselves

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Speaker 10: when they got sick and tired of the tyranny of

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Speaker 10: the British, and the odds were against them, and they prevailed.

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Speaker 10: So I think that it's going to be a problem

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Speaker 10: because and the one rule of economics, especially free market

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Speaker 10: economics and analysis, that is, when you overspend an overprint money,

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Speaker 10: you distort the economy and there's too many accesses and

548
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Speaker 10: too much out of balance, and it has to go

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Speaker 10: back to a balance. The market demands. You know that,

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Speaker 10: it goes back to common sense. And that's why the

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Speaker 10: market is saying, you have to deeply, you have to

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Speaker 10: eliminate the debt, and you have to go for honest money.

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Speaker 10: And that's against the people who will do anything now

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Speaker 10: to keep the empire, to kill it, and continue to

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Speaker 10: not only keep it, continue to build it. As many

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Speaker 10: failures that we've had in the last several decades, the authorities,

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Speaker 10: both Republican and Democrats, are still determined to pursue it

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Speaker 10: and expand the empire. It doesn't make any sense.

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Speaker 1: It sure doesn't. Ron Paul was an honest I appreciate

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Speaker 1: you very much.

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Speaker 10: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Nice to be with you, good man. We've got Steve

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Speaker 1: Cortes joining us next. We're going to talk about the

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Speaker 1: economy and other things. So look, obviously that was scary

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Speaker 1: because he's right where we're going, where we're going with

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Speaker 1: the money. Why do you think I tell you to

567
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Speaker 1: buy precious metals all the time, all the time. I

568
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Speaker 1: see what these people have already done. That's what's so frustrating.

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Speaker 1: Even if you got in there right now and started

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Speaker 1: trying to fix it, the chances are they've done the

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Speaker 1: damage already that there's probably no putting Humpty Dumpty back

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Speaker 1: together again without something bad. So what do you do?

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Speaker 1: All you can do is get ready, prepare. You need

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Speaker 1: gold or silver coins in your physical possession, you need

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Speaker 1: it in your IRA or four to one K. Consider

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Speaker 1: that a protection plan for your portfolio for the money

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Speaker 1: you worked hard for. But don't wait, don't wait until

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Speaker 1: that bubble goes pop. Call them today eight three three

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Speaker 1: nine nine five Gold Oxford Gold Group will take care

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Speaker 1: of you. That make all this real, real easy. But

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Speaker 1: you do need to call them eight three nine nine

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Speaker 1: five Gold. We'll be back.

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Speaker 12: He's going to devastate our economy, tourism, construction, agriculture. I mean,

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Speaker 12: you're going to have vegetables rotting in the fields. You're

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Speaker 12: going to have construction sites that will lie dormant or

586
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Speaker 12: certainly will struggle to get workers to be able to

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Speaker 12: to help make sure that they can make progress the

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Speaker 12: tourum is it, tourism and restaurant industry in particular. You'll

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Speaker 12: rely on these workers.

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Speaker 1: I love when they just get honest about it. Hey,

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Speaker 1: if we don't let the illegals in, who's going to

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Speaker 1: pick all the who's going to pick the agriculture? Joining

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Speaker 1: me now? Steve Cortesi's the founder of the League of

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Speaker 1: American Workers, also does work with the ron DeSantis pects Steve, Steve,

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Speaker 1: Without these illegals, who's going to clean my hotel room?

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Speaker 5: Right exactly?

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Speaker 13: And by the way, American citizens might actually see their

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Speaker 13: wages rise if we had control of the border and

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Speaker 13: if we didn't invite in millions of illegal workers at

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Speaker 13: a time when real wages already crashing for regular American citizens.

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Speaker 13: But it is, it's interesting and almost funny if it

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Speaker 13: weren't such a tragic situation on the ground. When those

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Speaker 13: on the left will actually reveal themselves, and by the way,

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Speaker 13: will reveal that what they accuse us of is actually

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Speaker 13: one hundred percent acurate. What I mean by that is

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Speaker 13: the great replacement theory.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 13: They claim that there's an utterly racist philosophy that's based

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Speaker 13: in nonsense, that it's a myth, and then they come

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Speaker 13: out and say, oh no, no, we absolutely want to

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Speaker 13: replace you, and we want to replace you with much

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Speaker 13: lower cost workers. Why because we think it's going to

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Speaker 13: be good for us politically, we think they're going to

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Speaker 13: vote for us, and because our big business allies want

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Speaker 13: cheap labor more than they care about the country.

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Speaker 1: Steve, one of the things that's wild about things like

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Speaker 1: everify is that it's controversial at all. Don't hire illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 1: That's a basic thing that this shouldn't even be left.

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Speaker 1: A right Democrat, Republican, a sovereign nation doesn't fill its

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Speaker 1: up with illegal immigrants. Yet we're a nation that does

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Speaker 1: and has for a very very long time. What does

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Speaker 1: that say about us?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and listen, you're right, we have, by the way,

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Speaker 13: particularly since the nineteen eighties. Ronald Reagan, a man I

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Speaker 13: incredibly admired to me, by far, the biggest failing of

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Speaker 13: his presidency was the nineteen eighty six amnesty.

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Speaker 5: Until that time, we had some illegal immigration, but it

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Speaker 5: was nothing like now.

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Speaker 13: It wasn't the kind of systemic problem that plagues the

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Speaker 13: United States. But ever since then, since we said to

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Speaker 13: an entire swath of illegals, we're going to make you

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Speaker 13: American citizens, We're going to sort of forget about the

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Speaker 13: fact that you broke and entered into our country, ever

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Speaker 13: since then we have been plagued.

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Speaker 5: By this problem.

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Speaker 13: In part, though, You're exactly right, Jesse, because let's face it,

637
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Speaker 13: powerful interests and powerful people in America. They may claim

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Speaker 13: that they like the idea of a border, but the

639
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Speaker 13: reality is they do not because big business CEOs and

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Speaker 13: Democratic Party chieftains, who are intensely and closely aligned, they

641
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Speaker 13: have fused power together. They both believe it is in

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Speaker 13: their self interest to invite in millions of unvetted and

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Speaker 13: un invited illegal migrants into the United States because big

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Speaker 13: business gets the cheap labor they want, and those Democratic

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Speaker 13: chieftains believe that they're going to get the voters.

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Speaker 5: I say believe, by the way, because I'm not so sure.

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Speaker 13: Ultimately, the way Hispanics in America thankfully are moving to

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Speaker 13: the right, but Everify should not be controversial at all.

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Speaker 5: I'm very glad, by the way.

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Speaker 13: One of the reasons that I'm advocating for Ronda Santis

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Speaker 13: in the Republican primary is what he just did in

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Speaker 13: the state of Florida, the build that he passed regarding

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Speaker 13: immigration in Florida. Now, immigration should is, and should primarily

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Speaker 13: be a federal issue. The states are limited in what

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Speaker 13: they can do. But where Ron de Santus decided to

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Speaker 13: do is crack down. Say in this state, employers, you

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Speaker 13: are going to use everify, and if you don't, you're

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Speaker 13: going to face very severe penalties. He also said to

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Speaker 13: the citizens of Florida, don't even transport in illegal around

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Speaker 13: the state of Florida, or you will face stiff criminal

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Speaker 13: penalties for doing so. And he also told every location,

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Speaker 13: particularly some of the more liberal blue locations within Florida,

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Speaker 13: you're not going to issue any government IDs to illegal migrants,

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Speaker 13: as happens regularly in places like New York and Illinois

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Speaker 13: and California. So he's doing everything he can, everything within

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Speaker 13: state power to crack down on this scourge of illegal migration.

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Speaker 13: And I think it's a blueprint for other states, and

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Speaker 13: I believe it's one of the reasons that he'll be

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Speaker 13: a good president because, of course, again this is primarily

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Speaker 13: a protection of the border and sovereignty, a federal issue.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk about legal immigration as well, Steve, because

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Speaker 1: you're hot on this. To these big businesses, they'll walk in.

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Speaker 1: I remember it happened to Disney a few years ago.

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Speaker 1: I believe it was two thousand. They had two thousand

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Speaker 1: workers trained their replacements. I think they were from India.

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Speaker 1: They trained the people that were going to replace them,

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Speaker 1: then they fired the Americans and brought in foreigners.

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Speaker 5: It's a big problem, massive problem, Jesse. I.

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Speaker 13: You have not only just the absolute outrage right of

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Speaker 13: replacing American citizens with foreign workers, with the American citizens

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Speaker 13: are perfectly capable of doing the job, but the added

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Speaker 13: indignity of having to train and educate your replacement.

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Speaker 5: I mean, it's obscene.

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Speaker 13: Okay, looks I believe personally, and I listen, I'm the

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Speaker 13: sovereign immigrant. My father came here legally to the United States.

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Speaker 13: I think immigration at times has suited America very well.

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Speaker 5: At times it has not.

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Speaker 13: The Left wants us to believe in the corporate media

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Speaker 13: and big business. They want us to believe that immigration

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Speaker 13: is some good in and of itself, and that's just ridiculous.

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Speaker 13: There are times that makes sense for America. There's times

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Speaker 13: we've done it very well. We've done it very poorly,

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Speaker 13: quite frankly, in recent decades. And as evidence of that,

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Speaker 13: I would point out that in Los Angeles County, the

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Speaker 13: largest county in America, according to the La Times, not

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Speaker 13: a right wing news source, the majority of immigrant headed

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Speaker 13: households in Los Angeles County are in some form of

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Speaker 13: public assistance, are receiving well for the United States. But

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Speaker 13: that tells me is we're not doing immigration right right

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Speaker 13: now in the United States. We're not correctly filtering who

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Speaker 13: should come in. And I strongly believe, and I'm only

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Speaker 13: speaking for myself now, I strongly believe that it's time

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Speaker 13: for a pause, for a moratorium, that we should say

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Speaker 13: we absolutely have to seal the border and stop illegal migration.

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Speaker 13: But I also believe that even legal immigration, it's time

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Speaker 13: for a pause until we figure out what should be

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Speaker 13: the right filters, what.

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Speaker 5: Are the right metrics to use to decide who gets.

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Speaker 13: Into the United States, how many people get into the

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Speaker 13: United States, and we can restart it at some point,

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Speaker 13: and I would argue, Jesse, that we should restart it

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Speaker 13: at a much, much lower level. If you look at

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Speaker 13: the United States right now, we're percentage wise, we're almost

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Speaker 13: at the highest level we've ever been in foreign born population.

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Speaker 13: The last time we were this high was way back in

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Speaker 13: the nineteen teens. At that time, we had an almost

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Speaker 13: insatiable demand for labor for the Industrial Revolution. And this

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Speaker 13: is critical, Jesse. We had zero safety net. Okay, so

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Speaker 13: for those people coming in, it was literally either figure

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Speaker 13: it out or goodbye. And for many of them, by

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Speaker 13: the way, it was goodbye because many of them came here,

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Speaker 13: couldn't quite cut it, didn't like it, whatever.

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Speaker 5: Went back. But the point is there was no infrastructure

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Speaker 5: to support that.

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Speaker 13: We have a totally different situation though on both of

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Speaker 13: those counts, diametrically opposite. I think that AI and robotics,

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Speaker 13: if anything, are going to be replacing a lot of

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Speaker 13: American citizens in the jobs they now do. And of course,

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Speaker 13: we have an incredibly generous safety net even for illegal migrants,

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Speaker 13: in some cases especially for them. So all of that

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Speaker 13: tells me illegal immigration we have to be absolutely zero toliged,

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Speaker 13: but I want to make the case from the right,

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Speaker 13: from the populous right, that even legal immigration right.

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Speaker 5: Now to the United States doesn't make sense.

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Speaker 1: I agree, I agree, And look the debt. Let's talk

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Speaker 1: about inflation really, really briefly. On top of all of

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Speaker 1: our other problems, illegal immigration flooding into the country, the

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Speaker 1: value of our money is going bye by, and they're

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Speaker 1: getting ready to jack interest rates again. We're a long

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Speaker 1: ways away from two percent inflation rates to which means

741
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Speaker 1: those interest rates aren't going to stop rising anytime soon.

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Speaker 1: There is a severe recession coming.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, absolutely, I mean, and by the way, I think

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Speaker 13: from middle and lower income America, they're already in that recession,

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Speaker 13: and certainly that's what they self report. According to Fox

746
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Speaker 13: News poll, seventy percent of the American people say that

747
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Speaker 13: the economy is getting worse for their family. According to

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Speaker 13: a Wall Street Journal poll, this was even worse. I think,

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Speaker 13: looking at the big picture, they said, are your children

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Speaker 13: going to be better off than you? Seventy eight percent

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Speaker 13: of the American people said their children will not be

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Speaker 13: better off than they are. That is by far the

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Speaker 13: worst mark in the history of that survey, which we've

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Speaker 13: been doing for decades. But why you mentioned it. It's

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Speaker 13: because of inflation. So we are suffering the worst inflation

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Speaker 13: since the nineteen seventies, and I think in many metrics

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Speaker 13: the economies actually worse off now than the nineteen seventies

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Speaker 13: because back then, Jesse, we didn't have this debt, we

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Speaker 13: didn't have this stifling debt, so we.

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Speaker 5: Had a lot of problems.

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Speaker 13: In seventy we had out of control inflation, but we

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Speaker 13: still made things here. We still had a manufacturing base

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Speaker 13: in the United States, and we were still a creditor nation.

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Speaker 13: The opposite now right, we have offshore because of the globalists.

765
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Speaker 13: We have offshore so much of our productive capacity. We

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Speaker 13: are massively in debt now, well north of thirty two

767
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Speaker 13: trillion dollars and counting. And Joe Biden instead of saying, Okay,

768
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Speaker 13: the crisis of the pandemic's over, and we made massive

769
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Speaker 13: mistakes during the crisis, but that's spilled milk at this point, right,

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Speaker 13: But instead of saying that's over, we can't keep spending

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Speaker 13: that way. We should be going back to at least

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Speaker 13: twenty nineteen levels.

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Speaker 1: He's unwilling to even.

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Speaker 5: Go back to twenty twenty two levels. I mean, think

775
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Speaker 5: of that.

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Speaker 13: So he still wants what caused the inflation, the very

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Speaker 13: fire that stoked this inferno. He hunts to further pour

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Speaker 13: gasoline upon it and stay above twenty twenty one and

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty two levels of spending. And I fear, Jesse,

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Speaker 13: if we stay on this trajectory, and I really mean this.

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Speaker 13: I'm not trying to be too alarmed, but I think

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Speaker 13: this is the reality. People can't afford the staples in

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Speaker 13: their lives. We risk some actual societal upheaval if we

784
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Speaker 13: continue along this track, because regular working class people forget

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Speaker 13: about the luxuries they can't pay for the staples.

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Speaker 14: Right now, Steve, appreciate you man. Come back soon, you bet,

787
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Speaker 14: thank you, Jesse. All Right, it's time to lighten the mood.

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Speaker 14: Before we lighten the mood, you know what is a staple?

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Speaker 1: Clean air? Woke up today once again, I don't know

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Speaker 1: why I live here, live in Houston. Woke up, rolled

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Speaker 1: over looked and there was an alert from the weather

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Speaker 1: thing and I click on it. Oh, look, another air

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Speaker 1: quality alert here. It's all the time done here. There's

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Speaker 1: always is some kind of plant exploding or something. That's

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Speaker 1: why we have eating pure thunderstorms. It's not just for

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Speaker 1: my allergies. Cleans the air in my home, cleans the

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Speaker 1: three packs of these things right now, two hundred dollars off.

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Speaker 1: Go get a three pack, Put one where you sleep,

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Speaker 1: one in your general living area, maybe one where the

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Speaker 1: all right. It is time to lighten the mood. And

806
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Speaker 1: what what lightens the mood more than watching a woman

807
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Speaker 1: back up a car's There's just nothing. There's nothing that's

808
00:44:59,600 --> 00:45:03,360
Speaker 1: down that unless, of course, it's your insurance that she's on. Anyway,

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00:45:03,560 --> 00:45:06,640
Speaker 1: before we get to that, let's get to this. Let's

810
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Speaker 1: get to lightening your financial load by finally getting rid

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Speaker 1: of that daggone timeshare you're stuck in. I know you're

812
00:45:13,000 --> 00:45:17,400
Speaker 1: tired of paying the annual fees, special assessments. I know

813
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Speaker 1: you want out. I know they've told you you can't

814
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Speaker 1: get out. That's what they do. You call these people.

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Speaker 1: They say, sorry, you signed the contract, you should have

816
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Speaker 1: read the fine print, and you think you're done, so

817
00:45:27,400 --> 00:45:29,960
Speaker 1: you just keep paying it. I've had stories of a

818
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Speaker 1: mother dying, her daughter had to pick up the tab

819
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Speaker 1: when she was dead. That's what they do. Lone Star

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Speaker 1: Transfer fights against it really successfully. Ninety nine percent of

821
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Speaker 1: the time. They get people legally and permanently out of

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Speaker 1: their time share. You're not stuck. You're one phone call

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Speaker 1: away from getting out. Call them eight four four three

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Speaker 1: one zero two six four six eight four four three

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Speaker 1: one zero two six four six all right, all right,

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Speaker 1: light in the mood. I present to you women. That's

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Speaker 1: going to be expensive. I see them