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Speaker 1: Welcome to today's edition of The Clay Travis and Buck

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Speaker 1: Sexton Show Podcast.

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Speaker 2: Second hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for being here with us, everybody. A couple of

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Speaker 2: things I want to get you on the border here plan.

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Speaker 2: I want to talk to you about this and how

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Speaker 2: it's affecting the rest of the country. One thing I

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Speaker 2: thought was very interesting, Well, you're seeing a shift among

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Speaker 2: Democrats because they realize that this has become a political liability.

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Speaker 2: And when you have, as we played for you last week,

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Speaker 2: the mayor of America's largest city, New York City, my hometown.

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Speaker 2: I'm still in New Yorker, even if I'm currently hanging

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Speaker 2: out in Miami. When you have a mayor of America's

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Speaker 2: largest city saying that one issue will quote destroy the city,

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Speaker 2: that starts to get people's attention. Now, the way the

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Speaker 2: Democrats are trying to frame this, I should note is

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Speaker 2: that somehow, when you have a Democrat White House pushing

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Speaker 2: open borders, Democrat policies, and then a Democrat state New

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Speaker 2: York and a Democrat city New York City that are

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Speaker 2: sanctuary jurisdictions, somehow it is the Republican's fault or perhaps play.

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Speaker 2: This is a version of the always always ready for

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Speaker 2: the democrats. Republicans pounce. You know, this is what they

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Speaker 2: say when Democrats have done something that is just so

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Speaker 2: stupid it's indefensible even to their own side. Which the

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Speaker 2: migrant crisis, particularly in New York but in other cities

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Speaker 2: as well, has become it turns into Republicans are leveraging this,

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Speaker 2: they are repgnizing this political issues. Well, you're the ones

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Speaker 2: who did it to yourselves. You're the ones who refuse

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Speaker 2: to stop it. Here's Mayor Adams trying to do a

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Speaker 2: little bit damage control after the Oh but it's Republican.

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Speaker 2: It's going to destroy the city. But it's Republicans faul

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Speaker 2: for talking about this play.

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Speaker 3: Critics on the right have noted that New York City

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Speaker 3: is a sanctuary city and this migrant crisis comes with

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Speaker 3: that territory. So what do you say to those who

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Speaker 3: think you relinquish your right to complain about the stresses

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Speaker 4: Well, I think that those comments coming from those far

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Speaker 4: right Trump like Republicans who are continued to try to

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Speaker 4: distort the reality that we do not have real immigration reform,

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Speaker 4: that we should allow a true decompression strategy to protect

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Speaker 4: our borders in the right way and make sure that

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Speaker 4: when you look at this city, that is a righteous

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Speaker 4: shelter of No one who created this decades ago took

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Speaker 4: in to account that we were talking about one hundreds

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Speaker 2: To the city. Okay, Clay, first of all, as we

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Speaker 2: all know here he is saying a decompression of security

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Speaker 2: That's step one. They won't say it because it has

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Speaker 2: become a Democrat mantra that illegal the more illegals, the better.

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Speaker 2: This was interesting though over the weekend, just the last

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Speaker 2: couple of days, the Biden administration is considering now, and

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Speaker 2: this is written up in the La Times, forcing migrant

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Speaker 2: families who enter without authorization illegals to remain near the

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Speaker 2: now being considered by the Biden White House. Now, what

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Speaker 2: they're going to say, Clay, is, oh, this means we

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Speaker 2: do this more efficiently. The reality is they're creating a

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Speaker 2: remain in Texas policy, and you know Arizona to some

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Speaker 2: for the migrants, they're going to try to federally force

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Speaker 5: So yes, Texans, I would imagine, will be furious about

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Speaker 5: this idea because it effectively makes the state of Texas

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Speaker 5: I bet he will be teeing off. The governor of

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Speaker 5: also important to point this out. Yes, Greg Abbott has

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Speaker 5: bussed a lot of migrants, but I believe the number

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Speaker 2: I remember during I can tell you this too because

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Speaker 2: zero cooperation for border patrol agents and people like me media.

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Speaker 2: I would never call myself a journalist, but you know,

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Speaker 2: They will not in any way be supportive of it.

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Speaker 2: During the Trump years, man, I wanted to get up

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Speaker 2: it's hide it, hide it from people. Don't let them

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Speaker 2: see the processing centers. They claim. It's about privacy for

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Speaker 2: the individuals. Privacy. People are walking along in broad daylight,

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Speaker 2: waving their hands saying, hey, I'm an illegal, give me

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Speaker 2: me to New York City. But Clay, they were already

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Speaker 2: They're being found with instructions to basically get to New

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Speaker 2: York City, and New York City is the greatest single

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Speaker 2: in the nation period. There are more illegals in the

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Speaker 2: city of New York than any other city. You might

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Speaker 2: full comparison, but for any actual urban area, New York

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Speaker 2: this raises some intertan questions. Why is dispersing the migrants

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Speaker 2: a country of three hundred and forty million. There are

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Speaker 2: at least twenty million illegals in the country right now.

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Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe it's thirty. Whatever number I say,

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Speaker 2: The official number is supposed to be like twelve, which

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Speaker 2: is a joke. It's at least twenty six million.

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Speaker 5: Have come in since the Biden administration took over, right

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Speaker 5: since it was twenty six million.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and we have to understand is that the legal

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Speaker 2: system has been so convoluted and intentionally it's been so

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Speaker 2: they're not illegals. They're awaiting asylum, to which I say, well,

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Speaker 2: the asylum system is so backed up because of their

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Speaker 2: the whole thing is clogged, and that's intentional, and so

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Speaker 2: if it's clogged, that can't actually function in the way

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Speaker 2: administer these issues. And they're not going to get asylum

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Speaker 2: because they're not actually asylum seekers. I come from a

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Speaker 2: compared to America. Is not asylum. Yeah, And it's actually

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Speaker 2: really unfair to people all over the world who apply

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Speaker 2: very few of them get it, Clay is people don't

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Speaker 2: even think about this. Very few of them, by the numbers,

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Speaker 2: And here's the reason Democrats care about it. If this

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Speaker 2: They have to go through this right now because there's

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Speaker 5: And this is creating a massive issue in the left

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Speaker 5: right now because this is important. The number one issue

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Speaker 5: he's underwater for basically everybody because everybody can see what

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Speaker 5: a disaster the southern border is. And all Greg Abbott

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Speaker 5: and Buck, this ties into me in a big way

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Speaker 5: this is what the mayor has started to say too,

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Speaker 5: is the twelve billion dollars in budget costs which they

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Speaker 2: In the next three years. That's a projection, yeah, which is.

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Speaker 5: Massive, a huge, But their budget falls apart because that's

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Speaker 5: parks and all the other state functions that are involved. Now,

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Speaker 5: the big issue here, and the structural issue that is

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Speaker 5: you went New York to Florida. You know, Florida has

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Speaker 5: It has half the size state budget.

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Speaker 2: That is also correct.

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Speaker 5: Yes, So what is New York spending double compared to

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Speaker 2: I can tell you because I looked at these numbers

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Speaker 2: healthcare welfare. That is where most of the differential comes in.

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Speaker 2: And then it's the major no surprise, what would be

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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, they've had to do these stories

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Speaker 2: the whole thing is as a total, I'm exaggerating a

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Speaker 2: little bit, but the whole thing was such a scam

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Speaker 2: and Clay, you know, I think the big debate now,

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Speaker 2: is well, let's give work off the orization to the

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Speaker 2: illegals in New York. I think after their process initially

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Speaker 2: for or they register for their asylum processing in one

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Speaker 2: of these centers that have been said refugee camps. These

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Speaker 2: are refugee camps. Everybody asylum refugee, same process, basically, the

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Speaker 2: only difference is where you apply for it. So we

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Speaker 2: have refugee camps operating in New York City, but I

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Speaker 2: think they have to wait six months before they can

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Speaker 2: get a work permit under the current statute. And this thing,

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Speaker 2: all these statutes, all these laws. Some they enforce, some

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Speaker 2: it's really the whole thing is such a mess because

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Speaker 1: From the front lines of Freedom and Truth, Clay Travis

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Speaker 2: Come in now number three.

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Speaker 5: Clay Travis, buck Sexton show our thanks to Frank Siller

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Speaker 5: Being the most consequential First Amendment case of the twenty

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Speaker 5: I mean that is a possibility, depending on what the

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Speaker 2: And here's the headline, Buck.

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Speaker 5: President Biden keeps Hunter close despite the political peril subheading

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Speaker 5: the possibility of a federal indictment of Hunter. Biden stunned

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Speaker 2: No hard evidence. What does that even mean to you?

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Speaker 2: Now they're saying there's no hard evidence. I think hard

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Speaker 2: If you're if you're defending somebody in court and you're like,

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Speaker 5: I also think this is important too that they're moving

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Speaker 2: Well, this is also like when I mean, if you

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Speaker 2: go back to what they did to Kavidall, which was

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Speaker 2: one of the great public injustices in our lifetime, just

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Speaker 2: the effort to destroy Kavanaugh. They kept saying credible allegations,

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Speaker 2: credible allegations. There was absolutely nothing that was credible about

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Speaker 2: any of those allegations other than there were people making allegations.

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Speaker 2: In fact, many of the allegations were so incredible in

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Speaker 2: the sense of not able to be believed, that they

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Speaker 2: didn't even bring them forward because nobody was going nobody

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Speaker 2: was going to believe them. They picked the best ones

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Speaker 2: they had and they ran a smear campaign. Right, but

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Speaker 2: remember that Clay, it was always credible allegations against Kavidaugh. No,

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Speaker 2: you start to think, what the heck makes them credible.

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Speaker 2: They don't even remember what year it half. If you

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Speaker 2: don't remember what year something happened to you, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 2: I don't think that means that it's a credible allegation.

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Speaker 2: But it is interesting the way they use phrases. So

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Speaker 2: no evidence has become no hard evidence. And now this

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Speaker 2: Goldman I think is his name, the congressman from New

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Speaker 2: York who has become one of the foremost defenders of

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Speaker 2: the Biden family, says there's no direct evidence. Okay, now

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Speaker 2: we've moved from there's no evidence at all to there's

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Speaker 2: no hard evidence. There's no direct evidence, So what there's

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Speaker 2: indirect evidence? These are not real terms.

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Speaker 5: They're making them up in an effort to still try

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Speaker 5: and shield Joe Biden.

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Speaker 2: Listen to this.

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Speaker 5: There's no direct evidence, everybody, even though there's tons of

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Speaker 5: direct evidence. Listen, this has cut fourteen.

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Speaker 6: There is no evidence, none whatsoever. And I don't care

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Speaker 6: how much they say otherwise. I have looked at it.

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Speaker 6: There is no direct evidence that President Biden was involved

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Speaker 6: in any way, shape or form in Hunter Biden's business dealings.

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Speaker 2: That's not true. There's telling me I was gonna say,

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Speaker 2: that's not even He's not even being artful with his

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Speaker 2: word choice here. That's just a lie. He's just lying.

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Speaker 2: We know what that is.

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Speaker 5: Well, But the fact that he's not saying no evidence.

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Speaker 5: Now he's saying no direct evidence.

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Speaker 7: Right.

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Speaker 5: They used to all say there's no evidence at all,

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Speaker 5: and they'd wave their arms. Now it's no hard evidence,

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Speaker 5: no direct evidence. They're still trying to shield him and

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Speaker 5: direct in terms of art.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't even I won't even accept that even with

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Speaker 2: the obfuscations that we're seeing. When when you if if

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Speaker 2: I bring somebody into a phone call right. If Clay

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Speaker 2: and I are going to launch the energy drink company

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Speaker 2: and I bring somebody on and that person is a

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Speaker 2: part of the conversation and meant to convey some sense

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Speaker 2: of additional gravitas, that's direct evidence that.

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Speaker 5: They're involved in the business venture. Yes, that is direct only.

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Speaker 5: That is direct evidence. Also, when Hunter Biden has a

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Speaker 5: text message and says, my father is sitting next to

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Speaker 5: me and they're basically will be held to pay if

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Speaker 5: you don't involve, you know, pay now, that's direct evidence,

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Speaker 5: like your dad is sitting next to you. Phone calls

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Speaker 5: are direct evidence. In person meetings are direct evidence. Emails

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Speaker 5: are direct evidence. There's tons. It's just funny to me

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Speaker 5: that they initially said there was no evidence, and then

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Speaker 5: I think we slammed how ridiculous that was, and they said, Okay,

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Speaker 5: we have to put some form of modifier in it

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Speaker 5: to still try and give us some form of cover

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Speaker 5: to be able to make this argument.

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Speaker 2: And I still feel like the Bidens, I mean, how stupid,

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Speaker 2: lazy and greedy do you have to be? You know,

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Speaker 2: you're a vice president someone You're gonna have a ghost

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Speaker 2: written memoir that you're gonna get, you know, a fill

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Speaker 2: million or an eight million dollar advance for or whatever,

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Speaker 2: just because that's how you know, the system takes care

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Speaker 2: of itself with this stuff. You're giving speeches at two

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Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars a pop, you're gonna be on the

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Speaker 2: boards of companies. But Hunter just had to just you know,

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Speaker 2: he didn't want one hundred and fifty thousand dollars speech

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Speaker 2: for pops and then he'll do his little stuff on

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Speaker 2: the side. It was, I want twenty million dollars from China. Well,

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Speaker 2: if you want twenty million dollars from China, you're gonna

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Speaker 2: have to give them more than a crappy memoir. That's

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Speaker 2: the vice president, right. So I'm just saying they it

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Speaker 2: was all so easy for the Bidens to enrich themselves

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Speaker 2: by legal means. Is as you know, and look, every

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Speaker 2: both sides do this. Everyone's like, you know, you write books,

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Speaker 2: I read books. We're not politicians. But you know, everyone's

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Speaker 2: trying to produce their own content. But the way that

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Speaker 2: Hunter did it, it just it to me. It's just stupid, lazy,

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Speaker 2: and greedy the whole thing.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and it was he did all this while Biden

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Speaker 5: was still vice president.

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Speaker 2: Like it may not be like clean reckless. You need

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Speaker 2: to add reckless. I need to add reckless into the conversation.

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Speaker 5: It may not be clean when you're a former president.

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Speaker 5: And to your point, you get paid two hundred thousand dollars,

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Speaker 5: you get paid millions of dollars for a book, like

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Speaker 5: you're clearly being paid for the work that you did.

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Speaker 5: But most people have the decency to at least wait

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Speaker 5: till they leave office to actually turn on the money spigots.

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Speaker 5: They were even willing to do that. And again, this

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Speaker 5: is why I come back to buck. I think this

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Speaker 5: is because Biden thought his political career was over. I

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Speaker 5: think that's that's the thing that connects all this. Why

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Speaker 5: were they so reckless. He thought he was done, he

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Speaker 5: was retiring. He was like, now's the time to cash in.

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Speaker 2: I actually would go so far as to say, I

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Speaker 2: think that Biden ran in twenty twenty to keep the

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Speaker 2: machinery that I just talked about, the books and the speeches,

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Speaker 2: and you know, to keep to stay in the game.

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Speaker 2: But Biden in politics is a for profit enterprise, is

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Speaker 2: ever he really you know, his whole life he's been

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Speaker 2: a public servant, so he's been paid by the by

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Speaker 2: the taxpayer, but as soon as it came time to

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Speaker 2: cash in, it was gotta stay, gotta stay in the game,

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Speaker 2: gotta stay relevant in some way. So I don't believe

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Speaker 2: that he even ran in twenty twenty himself thinking he

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Speaker 2: would be the nominee. I don't think that shouldn't exist.

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Speaker 5: Joe Biden shouldn't exist, Buck, Like, if you want to

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Speaker 5: point out, you should never be a professional politician for

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Speaker 5: fifty years, right in an ideal world, certainly our founding

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Speaker 5: in the government.

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Speaker 1: Today, Clay Travis and buck Sexton on the front Lines

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Speaker 1: of truth.

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Speaker 5: Welcome back in Clay Travis buck Sexton Show. We are

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Speaker 5: joined now by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, and appreciate

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Speaker 5: the work that you are doing. This story I feel like,

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Speaker 5: unfortunately has slid a little bit under the radar because

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Speaker 5: the Fifth Circuit decision came out on Friday evening, right

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Speaker 5: as everybody rolled into the weekend, and even the initial

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Speaker 5: District Court decision came out on July fourth. So ag Bailey,

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Speaker 5: for our audience out there, what has the Fifth Circuit

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Speaker 5: determined that the Biden administration has been doing to restrict

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Speaker 5: the marketplace of ideas, the First Amendment discussion surrounding. For

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Speaker 5: people who have not seen this story at all, give

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Speaker 5: us a rundown of where we are from a legal perspective.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, this is a huge win in protecting our

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Speaker 7: First Amendment right to free speech. The Fifth Circuit Court

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Speaker 7: of Appeals on Friday issued a seventy four page opinion

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Speaker 7: affirming the District court order preventing the Biden administration and

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Speaker 7: federal officials from silencing American voices on big tech social

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Speaker 7: media platforms, and specifically, the court said that Joe Biden

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Speaker 7: used the power of the presidency to threaten social media

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Speaker 7: into censoring truthful speech in an orchestrated campaign of a

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Speaker 7: magnitude never seen before in our country. To put that

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Speaker 7: in historical context, go back to seventeen ninety eight, when

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Speaker 7: just our second President, John Adams and the Federalists instituted

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Speaker 7: the Alien and Sedition Act that was designed to imprison

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Speaker 7: anyone who questioned the federal government's foreign policy. That was bad,

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Speaker 7: but the Court has identified that what we've uncovered in

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Speaker 7: this lawsuit is much worse. These are the worst First

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Speaker 7: Amendment violations in this nation's history, and We're gonna keep fighting.

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Speaker 7: We're not gonna let Joe Biden destroy free speech in America. A. G.

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Speaker 2: Bailey, thanks for being with users. Buck. What do you

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Speaker 2: see here as the consequences for this or or what

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Speaker 2: would stop more of this from happening? I mean, so

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Speaker 2: the court has ruled against what Biden did, but it

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Speaker 2: feels like, I mean, it's yeah, what they did is bad.

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Speaker 2: We all should know that. But is it just a

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Speaker 2: strongly awarded letter telling them not to do it again.

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Speaker 6: No.

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Speaker 7: Look, there's a preliminary injunction that's going to go into effect,

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Speaker 7: and then we're gonna get some merits discovery and we're

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Speaker 7: going to seek a permanent injunction. The court has identified

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Speaker 7: that the past chilling effect of government censorship has caused

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Speaker 7: individuals to sell censor. Thus the harm is ongoing. And

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Speaker 7: it's not just the speakers who are deplatform, de emphasized,

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Speaker 7: shadow band, removed from big tech. It's the listeners as well,

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Speaker 7: all the people who deserve to or had the constitucial

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Speaker 7: right to receive information. And this is important information. This

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Speaker 7: is you know, COVID, the COVID tyranny was the the

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Speaker 7: trojan horse that got the enemy behind the gate. So

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Speaker 7: this is important health information that individuals needed so that

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Speaker 7: they could make individual healthcare decisions, and that we're deprived

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Speaker 7: of that due to the federal government censorship campaign. But

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Speaker 7: I would also point out that, you know, as we

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Speaker 7: move into an election cycle next year, it is important

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Speaker 7: more now more than ever to build a wall of

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Speaker 7: separation between tech and state. That this monopoly, that oligarchic monopoly,

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Speaker 7: has been empowered by Session two thirty of the Communications

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Speaker 7: Decency Acts, which has made it an easy target for

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Speaker 7: federal demands of censorship. And so that's why that preliminary

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Speaker 7: injunction was the first brick in that wall that was

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Speaker 7: laid on July fourth and celebration our nation's independence. And

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Speaker 7: we're going to keep adding to that wall. You know,

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Speaker 7: we will be able to use the power of contempt

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Speaker 7: of the Court order to enforce the provisions of the

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Speaker 7: Court order. I think it's time that Congress consider appointing

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Speaker 7: an Inspector General who could monitor compliance with the Court order.

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Speaker 7: And at the end of the day, why is no

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Speaker 7: one calling for Joe Biden's impeachment. He has dedicated himself

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Speaker 7: to continual violations of our constitutional right to free speech.

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Speaker 7: If that's not an impeachable offense, I don't know what

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Speaker 7: is amen.

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Speaker 5: And we're talking to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, and

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Speaker 5: so I think this is really important what you just

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Speaker 5: hit on. Not only has Biden potentially and his administration

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Speaker 5: been now found likely to have violated the First Amendment

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Speaker 5: in a way that almost no one living today would

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Speaker 5: have ever experienced in terms of your federal government's aggressive

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Speaker 5: action to try to limit what citizens could say. Also,

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Speaker 5: the media is almost not covering this. And if you

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Speaker 5: think about the idea of oh, threats to our sacred

653
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Speaker 5: democracy and all the fainting couches that have gone on

654
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Speaker 5: for January sixth, what the Biden administration did here is

655
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Speaker 5: actually the biggest direct threat to our democracy that I

656
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Speaker 5: can remember, because the marketplace of ideas.

657
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Speaker 2: Is the very foundation of our democracy. Because if we can't.

658
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Speaker 5: Debate issues, then we don't have a free republic anymore,

659
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Speaker 5: we don't have actual freedom much speech. Shouldn't all of

660
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Speaker 5: these media outlets be terrified if they were being honest

661
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Speaker 5: and standing on principle to be covering this.

662
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Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, it's shameful that they've ignored this or sided

663
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Speaker 7: with the other with the left and said, oh, look

664
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Speaker 7: there was no coercion. Well, that's not what the evidence showed,

665
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Speaker 7: because the court found that there were express threats and

666
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Speaker 7: implicit threats. There was an unspoken or else that if

667
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Speaker 7: the the you know, if the big tech social media

668
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Speaker 7: didn't acquiesce to the demands of the White House and

669
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Speaker 7: the FBI and the Department of Justice, they would be punished.

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Speaker 7: In fact, the court found that the White House had

671
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Speaker 7: active plans to punish big tech social media. You know,

672
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Speaker 7: at the end of the day, we can demonstrate we

673
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Speaker 7: have put on in court, and the Fifth Circuit affirms

674
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Speaker 7: that the tech social media platforms changed their algorithms to

675
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Speaker 7: satisfy the federal officials demand. And you know, it was

676
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Speaker 7: a Biden post about a vaccine hesitancy that was removed

677
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Speaker 7: that triggered so much of this. The White House Communications

678
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Speaker 7: Digital Director Rob Clarity then demanded meta change it's censorship policies.

679
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Speaker 7: And so this is in the direct response to demand

680
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Speaker 7: to the coercion from the federal government, and it's viewpoint

681
00:36:05,440 --> 00:36:08,520
Speaker 7: discrimination to your point, Look, this isn't about truth, it's

682
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Speaker 7: about power. It's not like Biden actually sat around saying okay,

683
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Speaker 7: this is good. That's that he's not calling fair balls

684
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Speaker 7: and strikes. Heer fastball. The government has no role in

685
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Speaker 7: doing that, So that's that's a red herring to begin with.

686
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Speaker 7: But even if you believe that, that's not what happened,

687
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Speaker 7: here was a viewpoint discrimination in court on Nate twenty six,

688
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Speaker 7: when the judge looked at the Department of Justice Biden's

689
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Speaker 7: attorneys and said, give me one example of speech you

690
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Speaker 7: censored that wasn't conservative. The only example they had was RFA.

691
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Speaker 7: So another political opponent of Julien, their sciencing opposition, that is,

692
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Speaker 7: you know, again, has the weaponization of the Department's justice

693
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Speaker 7: to undermine our freedom in a betrayal of our values.

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Speaker 2: Attorney General Bailey, is is there any part of this

695
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Speaker 2: that will either turn into someone in this case would

696
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Speaker 2: be the federal government writing checks or someone going to

697
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Speaker 2: jail for defying the injunction. I'm just wondering, again, what's

698
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Speaker 2: to stop them from doing Yeah, so judge just said

699
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Speaker 2: don't do this. Yes, you're gonna hopefully get a unit,

700
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Speaker 2: as you said, a permanent injunction. But are they paying

701
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Speaker 2: a price for this? Is there any way they could

702
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Speaker 2: pay a price for this?

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Speaker 7: Absolutely. I mean, this was a preliminary injunction based on

704
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Speaker 7: preliminary evidence that we have pained through discovery process, twenty

705
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Speaker 7: thousand pages of documents, numerous depositions, to include quote unquote

706
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Speaker 7: doctor Anthony Fauci, you know who. Again, I think we

707
00:37:28,480 --> 00:37:31,040
Speaker 7: can demonstrate that he was not truthful with us in

708
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Speaker 7: deposition and certainly was involved in this vast censorship enterprise.

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Speaker 7: And again, I'm not concerned about COVID tyranny that you know,

710
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Speaker 7: let me take the back. I'm concerned about COVID tiranny,

711
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Speaker 7: but this goes much further, and COVID was just the

712
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Speaker 7: trophy horse that got the end be behind the gate.

713
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Speaker 7: So we've got to stay vigilant and stay on top

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Speaker 7: of it. And I think through merits discoveries to get

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Speaker 7: into additional discovery, we can monitor compliance with the court

716
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Speaker 7: order and we'll take people to court. We will hold them.

717
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Speaker 7: I ask the court to hold them in contempt that

718
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Speaker 7: they're violating this court order. But long term, I think

719
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Speaker 7: you're absolutely right. We've got to build that wall of separation.

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Speaker 7: Betwe tech and state, either through legislation or through court orders,

721
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Speaker 7: and Congress seeds are looking at appointing an Inspector General

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Speaker 7: to monitor compliance.

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Speaker 5: Last question quickly for you, do you expect us to

724
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Speaker 5: go to the Supreme Court.

725
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Speaker 2: What's the time line under which that might occur.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, ten days from Friday. It's when the court order

727
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Speaker 7: will go into effect. And so that's how long the

728
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Speaker 7: Department of Justice has to appeal the decisions the United

729
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Speaker 7: States Supreme Court. Look long term, that's exactly where this

730
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Speaker 7: is going. One hundred years from now, there are law

731
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Speaker 7: students in constitutional law that will crack open a con

732
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Speaker 7: law book and we'll see Missouri d. Biden as the

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Speaker 7: leading case on First Amendment rights. Attorney point in this

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Speaker 7: nation's history where we restored the value in the rights

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Speaker 7: of freefair and open debate, in the open marketplace of ideas,

736
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Speaker 7: abs in government censorship. And so that's why this is

737
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Speaker 7: so important, why we're going to keep fighting to defend

738
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Speaker 7: our right to free speech.

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Speaker 2: Big win.

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Speaker 5: Thank you for coming on and explaining it to all

741
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Speaker 5: of our audience, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

742
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Speaker 2: We appreciate it.

743
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Speaker 7: Thanks guys, all the best of you and your listeners.

744
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Speaker 1: You don't know what you don't know right, but you

767
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Speaker 1: should on the Sunday Hang with Clay and Buck podcast.

768
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Speaker 2: A quick thing, I misspoke. I think I referred to

769
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Speaker 2: Biden as callo. I meant to say shallow or callus

770
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Speaker 2: or both. He is those things. He's definitely not callow

771
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Speaker 2: because that's inexperienced. Even if I'm even if I'm on

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Speaker 2: the train of thought play, I can't say a word

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Speaker 2: that doesn't apply. Got to get the definitions always tight

774
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Speaker 2: here on the show. So a quick editor provides a

775
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Speaker 2: quick edit to that. No, not a providzone edit to that.

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Speaker 2: We have our friend Frank Siller with us now. He's

777
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Speaker 2: the founder and CEO of Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which

778
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Speaker 2: does amazing work. Frank, thank you so much for being

779
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Speaker 2: with us. It's the anniversary of nine to eleven. It's

780
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Speaker 2: a solemn day, a day of remembrance for the whole country.

781
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Speaker 2: Just first off, tell us, if you would, how things

782
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Speaker 2: are going today with the foundation. What are things that

783
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Speaker 2: Tunel the Towers is doing, and what are your thoughts?

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Speaker 8: Well, first of all, my thoughts and thank you for

785
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Speaker 8: having me on and it's important for me to talk

786
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Speaker 8: about my brother Steven, the UFC firefighter who twenty two

787
00:41:22,040 --> 00:41:27,440
Speaker 8: years ago gave up his life, you know, while saving others.

788
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Speaker 8: And you know, so many great stories of heroism and

789
00:41:30,840 --> 00:41:34,799
Speaker 8: acts of courage and selflessness, and these stories have to

790
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Speaker 8: be told. And my brother, you know, ran for the

791
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Speaker 8: Brooklyn Battery tunnel with sixty pounds of five gear on

792
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Speaker 8: his back to get Dick because the tunnel was closed

793
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Speaker 8: for security reasons and he was just off too, you know,

794
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Speaker 8: he was on his way home after working his night

795
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Speaker 8: tour and and you know I had a call to duty,

796
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Speaker 8: and you know, tunnel was closed, but he put his

797
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Speaker 8: gear on his back and ran through that tunnel, up

798
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Speaker 8: the West Street to South Tower and went up those

799
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Speaker 8: that tower. While saving lives, he gave up his own.

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Speaker 8: And you know, we decided as a family to start

801
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Speaker 8: a foundation in his honor, which is called Tunnel to Towers.

802
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Speaker 8: And rightfully so, because he r answered the Tunnel to the Towers.

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Speaker 8: And you know, the work we're doing, it's incredible, We're

804
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Speaker 8: proud of it. We have so many people that have

805
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Speaker 8: joined us Automission with taken care of what I say

806
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Speaker 8: is the greatest of all Americans, those were willing to

807
00:42:23,360 --> 00:42:26,440
Speaker 8: die for you and I and all too often do

808
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Speaker 8: first responders, police officers, five fighters, and certainly a military

809
00:42:32,000 --> 00:42:34,239
Speaker 8: who always put their lives on the line. And when

810
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Speaker 8: they do die and they leave young kids behind toetal

811
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Speaker 8: to the Towers Foundation, We're going to deliver them a

812
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Speaker 8: mortgage free home.

813
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Speaker 5: Frank, can you believe it's been twenty two years? And

814
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Speaker 5: for people out there who may not be aware, how

815
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Speaker 5: many families have you directly impacted in those twenty two

816
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Speaker 5: years who have lost loved ones and you've helped as

817
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Speaker 5: you just said, mortgage free homes? What's the total number

818
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Speaker 5: of famis You may not even know. I bet you

819
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Speaker 5: have a rough idea I do of how many people

820
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Speaker 5: you've made a difference for.

821
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Speaker 8: I know it's over a thousand mortgage free homes we've delivered.

822
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Speaker 8: Many of them are smart homes. The catastrophically injured service

823
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Speaker 8: members or first responders that you know, like double triple,

824
00:43:13,640 --> 00:43:19,080
Speaker 8: quadruple amputees, parapolitics, quadripolitic, traumatic brain injury, you know, those

825
00:43:19,120 --> 00:43:23,840
Speaker 8: that suffered so much, the most catastrophically injured we've delivered.

826
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Speaker 8: You know, so many of those homes and they're not inexpensive.

827
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Speaker 8: I mean, you can imagine what we have to put

828
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Speaker 8: into them to make sure that they get there some

829
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Speaker 8: of their independence back in their life so they don't

830
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Speaker 8: have to ask their loved ones. They can't take us

831
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Speaker 8: to make them a cup of coffee or to do

832
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Speaker 8: something on a stove, or go to a bathroom or

833
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Speaker 8: take a shower that they needed to help. No, we

834
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Speaker 8: put state of the art technology and all these homes

835
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Speaker 8: in and you know some you know, first responders hear

836
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Speaker 8: you see all the police officers that you know that

837
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Speaker 8: are ambush killed and you know, whether it's that way

838
00:43:57,760 --> 00:44:00,680
Speaker 8: or the or they you know, a doing their job

839
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Speaker 8: and they die in the line of duty and they

840
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Speaker 8: leave young families behind. We're going to make sure that

841
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Speaker 8: everyone everyone in America as a young family left behind.

842
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Speaker 8: We're going to pay off their mortgage. But if they

843
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Speaker 8: don't have a home, we're going to build them a home.

844
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Speaker 8: So you know, once again it's over a thousand, but

845
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Speaker 8: there's so many, it's more. So you know, we twenty

846
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Speaker 8: two today, we paid off twenty two We delivered twenty

847
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Speaker 8: two movage free homes today. Why today twenty two Well,

848
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Speaker 8: it's the twenty second anniversary, and we decided as a

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Speaker 8: family that we're going to make sure that people realize

850
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Speaker 8: that goodness always triumphs over evil, and we took this

851
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Speaker 8: day especially to make sure that we did something good

852
00:44:39,640 --> 00:44:43,799
Speaker 8: on this day. Yes, we know the horrifics what these

853
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Speaker 8: terrorists did. They killed they if they killed more Americas,

854
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Speaker 8: they'd even be happier. But how many acts of heroism

855
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Speaker 8: that day. We got to honor it. We got to

856
00:44:53,080 --> 00:44:55,759
Speaker 8: honor it by doing good and that's why twenty two

857
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Speaker 8: homes were given away.

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Speaker 2: Today we're speaking to Frank Stiller, a founder and CEO

859
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Speaker 2: Tunnel the Towers Foundation. And Frank, you know, it's because

860
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Speaker 2: we're so many years past the event, there is this

861
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Speaker 2: there's a generation now that doesn't really have memory of it,

862
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Speaker 2: doesn't really have the experience of what it was that day.

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Speaker 2: Do you have concerns that there's a sense that some

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Speaker 2: are starting to forget the significance of nine to eleven

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Speaker 2: and what can be done so that people understand this

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Speaker 2: not only does the heroism the sacrifices of that day,

867
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Speaker 2: but also the lessons for the nation.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, well, I couldn't agree with you more and that's

869
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Speaker 8: why we have a nine to eleven Institute. We have

870
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Speaker 8: a curriculum for K through twelve where you can go

871
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Speaker 8: to T two T dot org download it and you

872
00:45:48,880 --> 00:45:50,920
Speaker 8: can be a parent that can download it, or a

873
00:45:50,960 --> 00:45:55,399
Speaker 8: teacher or a school can download age appropriate and learn

874
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Speaker 8: the stories of nine to eleven told by some of

875
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Speaker 8: the great heroes that lived that that lived that day

876
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Speaker 8: and they lost their friends and their brothers and their

877
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Speaker 8: co workers.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 8: It's and then we have a nine to eleven mobile

880
00:46:08,200 --> 00:46:10,839
Speaker 8: exhibit that goes all over the country ninety three foot

881
00:46:10,840 --> 00:46:13,640
Speaker 8: track the trailer it opens up to eleven one hundred

882
00:46:13,680 --> 00:46:16,759
Speaker 8: square foot museum which we have all different artifacts in

883
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Speaker 8: the stories of nine to eleven told by firefighters that

884
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Speaker 8: lived that day. Once again, we have over two We

885
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Speaker 8: have a speakers bureau that we have over two hundred

886
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Speaker 8: five fighters that goes and go around the country for

887
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Speaker 8: us all year long and speak of nine to eleven.

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Speaker 8: So it's important that we never forget and not just

889
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Speaker 8: like you said, because there's so many stories like my

890
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Speaker 8: brother and I can tell you so many great stories

891
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Speaker 8: of great heroes. But to make sure it doesn't happen again,

892
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Speaker 8: because these Islamic terrors if they put a zero after

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Speaker 8: two nine hundred and seventy seven. If you know, if

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Speaker 8: it was two twenty nine, seven hundred and seventy, they

895
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Speaker 8: would have been even happier, you know, as many zeros

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Speaker 8: at the end, and they would have been estatic. So

897
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Speaker 8: you know there are people out there that we'll try

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Speaker 8: it again, and sad to say. You know, I saw

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Speaker 8: a Homeland Security guy there may Orcus this morning down

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Speaker 8: the grounds era. I pointed right at him and I said,

901
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Speaker 8: closed the border. I mean, I yelled at at him.

902
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Speaker 8: And it's not just because all the legals that are

903
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Speaker 8: coming in here, it's because of terrorists that are coming here.

904
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Speaker 8: You don't think that these terrorists that want to harm

905
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Speaker 8: us are coming across the border and being patient and

906
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Speaker 8: waiting and try to put together another plan like nine

907
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Speaker 8: to eleven. You better believe they are. And if you don't,

908
00:47:41,960 --> 00:47:45,080
Speaker 8: you're a fool. And this is why we got to

909
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Speaker 8: make sure that we tell the story so it doesn't

910
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Speaker 8: happen again.

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Speaker 5: Frank, I'm going to be up there with you next

912
00:47:50,239 --> 00:47:54,359
Speaker 5: month in a much less serious vein Neither you nor

913
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Speaker 5: I are going to be winning the US Open Golf tournament.

914
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Speaker 2: Anytime soon.

915
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Speaker 5: But we're going wait wait, wait, wait, wait me in

916
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Speaker 5: your category.

917
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Speaker 2: But you know I Frank is a far better golfer

918
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Speaker 2: than I.

919
00:48:06,000 --> 00:48:08,680
Speaker 5: But we are going to be raising money up in

920
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Speaker 5: the New York City area. I don't know if you

921
00:48:10,600 --> 00:48:14,200
Speaker 5: have any spots left, but for that huge golf tournament

922
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Speaker 5: maybe next year. People want to be involved, tell them

923
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Speaker 5: how they could be involved in that next month.

924
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Speaker 8: Well, so it is already sold out. They'd have to

925
00:48:25,160 --> 00:48:27,160
Speaker 8: go online for next year. And I don't know exactly

926
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Speaker 8: when we're doing it. But you know, we have great

927
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Speaker 8: people like yourself that are willing to give us your

928
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Speaker 8: time and your talent and your energy and your platform

929
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Speaker 8: to spread the word. You know, I have Cole Houser

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00:48:41,640 --> 00:48:48,120
Speaker 8: that's coming, Mark Wahlberg, then as Quaid, Andy Petted, David,

931
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Speaker 8: David Wells. You know, David Wells was in the news

932
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Speaker 8: the other day, you know, you know, talking about what's right.

933
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Speaker 8: You know, he's a very unspoken person. Besides pitching a

934
00:49:00,280 --> 00:49:02,799
Speaker 8: perfect game for the Yankees. So you know, we have

935
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Speaker 8: so many beautiful people. While he JOINNA and by the way,

936
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Speaker 8: a lot of these people put golf outings on for

937
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Speaker 8: us all over the country. Whally Joyna is putting I

938
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Speaker 8: think five golf outings next year, celebrity golf oightings in

939
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Speaker 8: different states for Tunnel to Talents to raise money for us.

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Speaker 8: David Wells has the golf outing in Tampa in October

941
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Speaker 8: sixth and seventh, celebrity golf outing. You know, you know

942
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Speaker 8: we as Johnny Damon and Jeff Nelson and many of

943
00:49:30,320 --> 00:49:36,560
Speaker 8: these great talent you know athletes are coming to the

944
00:49:36,640 --> 00:49:39,920
Speaker 8: David's outing and they keep on. They raised all this

945
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Speaker 8: money for us. You know why, because of our mission,

946
00:49:43,560 --> 00:49:45,960
Speaker 8: Because of our mission, and we're going to raise a

947
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Speaker 8: lot of money in October to take care of these

948
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Speaker 8: houses and to take care of these great heroes. But

949
00:49:52,840 --> 00:49:56,479
Speaker 8: we count on the goodness of everyday Americans and I'm

950
00:49:56,480 --> 00:49:58,719
Speaker 8: not you know, I don't like talking about money on

951
00:49:58,760 --> 00:50:01,760
Speaker 8: a daylight today. By means I'm going to talk about

952
00:50:01,760 --> 00:50:05,320
Speaker 8: more that Like you're lending your talent, like I said before,

953
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Speaker 8: your name and your platform to come and spread the

954
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Speaker 8: word of the goodness and the good that the Tunnel

955
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Speaker 8: to Talers Foundation is doing. Final note, we are successful

956
00:50:17,440 --> 00:50:20,040
Speaker 8: because of the work we're doing. It's plain and simple,

957
00:50:20,560 --> 00:50:23,360
Speaker 8: taking care of these great families. If the tunnel to

958
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Speaker 8: Talers Foundation. And our first mission is to never forget.

959
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Speaker 8: And that's exactly why I'm on the phone with you today.

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Speaker 8: Remember my brother what he did. He was married, five kids,

961
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Speaker 8: gave his life. He was the youngest of seven siblings.

962
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Speaker 8: He was my youngest. He was my little brother, you know.

963
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Speaker 8: And my parents died by the time he was ten

964
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Speaker 8: years old, so we raised him. He was as much

965
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Speaker 8: a son to me and to my siblings as he

966
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Speaker 8: was a brother. And this is why I am on

967
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Speaker 8: the phone with you. But we are successful because of

968
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Speaker 8: the work we are doing, plain and simple, taking care

969
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Speaker 8: of these great families. And I can't thank you enough,

970
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Speaker 8: Clay and Book for having me on today. And let

971
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Speaker 8: me tell a little, just a little bit about my

972
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Speaker 8: brother Stephen, who my heart breaks. I don't care how

973
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Speaker 8: many years it is. My heart breaks. I miss him

974
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Speaker 8: so much.

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Speaker 2: Frank Stiller, Frank, we really appreciate you. The whole country

976
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Speaker 2: appreciates the work you do, and we're honored to be

977
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Speaker 2: partnered with you and continuing to help you with that work.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 8: Thank you. God bless you all. God bless all these

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Speaker 8: families that lost their loved ones and ones that die

981
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Speaker 8: in nine to eleven illness and the seven thousand it

982
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Speaker 8: died ever since in the Global War. It's era a

983
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Speaker 8: lot of families affected by what happened on September eleven,

984
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Speaker 8: two thousand and one. Let us never forget.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Frank, Look everybody, It's true. Tom the Towers

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Speaker 2: has been our sponsor since day one of this program

987
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Speaker 2: and prior to that there with Rush for years. Frank

988
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Speaker 2: is a big part of the Clay and Buck extended family,

989
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Speaker 2: and together along with this audience, we will never forget.

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Speaker 2: If you watched any of the covers this morning at

991
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Speaker 2: the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the site where

992
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Speaker 2: flight ninety three went down over Pennsylvania, one thing that

993
00:52:08,719 --> 00:52:10,600
Speaker 2: really stood out where all the young people reading the

994
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Speaker 2: names of those we lost, names of brothers, sisters, parents,

995
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Speaker 2: even grandparents they never met. It was powerful and really

996
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Speaker 2: underscores the importance of making sure that future generations are

997
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Speaker 2: educated about our nation's darkest day. This is why the

998
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Speaker 2: Tunnel the Towers nine to eleven Institute was launched to

999
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Speaker 2: help educate kids in kindergarten through twelfth grade about nine

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Speaker 2: to eleven. Their nonfiction first person accounts are told through

1001
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Speaker 2: videos and a captivating book series. These accounts are moving

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Speaker 2: and unparalleled. Kids will not forget these true and critically

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Speaker 2: important stories. The institute offers full curriculum units with scripted

1004
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Speaker 2: social studies, lessons, activities, and background for teachers. Included in

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Speaker 2: that is a Speaker's Bureau for classrooms with access to

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Speaker 2: nine to eleven first responders, survivors, and loved ones. To

1007
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Speaker 2: never forget, we must educate future generations. Help our nation

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Speaker 2: honor its vow. A side to donate eleven dollars a

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Speaker 2: month to tunnel the towers. It's today to honor those effected.

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Speaker 2: Join us in doing so at T two t dot org.

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