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Speaker 2: A commentator, international social media sensation and form a Navy

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Speaker 3: This is Human Events with your host Jack Persovic.

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Speaker 4: Christ is king.

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Speaker 5: With the stroke of the President's pen, the longest government

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Speaker 5: shut down in US history has ended.

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Speaker 6: It's an honor out to sign this incredible bill and

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Speaker 6: the government of the United States and an attempt to

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Speaker 5: Hours earlier, the House passed the bills of fund the

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Speaker 7: Trump has talked.

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Speaker 5: About sending up two thousand dollars tempts to US citizens

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Speaker 8: Year, he also talked about and that does did it end?

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Speaker 9: That didn't materialize?

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Speaker 8: Should US citizens expected two thousand dollars proposal?

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Speaker 10: Is the White House committed.

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Speaker 9: To making that happen? The White House is committed to

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Speaker 9: making that happen. Yes, and we are currently exploring all

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Speaker 9: legal options to get that done. I don't have a

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Speaker 11: Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome says her department led a

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Speaker 11: massive sweep of sexual predators in Florida that nabbed one

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Speaker 12: This operation was called Operation Criminal Return. I call it

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Speaker 12: Operation DIRPEG because these individuals were sex offenders, but not

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Speaker 12: just sex offenders. They targeted children. These individuals should have

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Speaker 8: President Trump did nothing wrong, the President himself uses The

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Speaker 8: Democrats are trying to bring up the Jeffrey Epstein hoax

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Speaker 8: again because they'll do anything at all to deflect on

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Speaker 11: Only a very bad or stupid Republican would fall into

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Speaker 13: When Joe Biden was sitting in there, the Democrats never

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Speaker 1: Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board today's edition of

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Speaker 1: Human Events Daily. We are here in real America's voice

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Speaker 1: Today is November thirteenth, twenty twenty five. Anno Domini, Ladies

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Speaker 1: and gentlemen. It's now being reported the President Trump Trump

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Speaker 1: administration and specifically through the State Department, is designating Antifa

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Speaker 1: a foreign terrorist organization. Julio Rosas has the story up

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Speaker 1: at his sub stack mostly Peaceful dot Media. We also

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Speaker 1: see the reporting coming out from the Post Millennial Now.

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Speaker 1: But Julio broke this story, says the US State Department

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Speaker 1: is now the latest agency to take action against violent

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Speaker 1: Antifa chapters. They're designated four Antifa groups in Europe as

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Speaker 1: foreign terrorist organizations. Now, if you remember when I visited

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Speaker 1: Wing Violence several weeks ago, I specifically asked the President

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Speaker 1: mister President, we should because Antifa was formed in Germany

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Speaker 14: Here are the four groups.

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Speaker 1: Antifa AST based in Germany, the International Revolutionary Front also

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Speaker 1: also where the song Belichi, how the Antifa international anthem

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Speaker 1: Justice based in Greece. Revolutionary Class Self Defense based in Greece.

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Speaker 1: Each of these groups listen to this are responsible for

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Speaker 1: A Foreign terrorist organization designation gives the State Department incredible

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Speaker 1: Scott PSIDT can now use all of their powers to

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Speaker 1: let's see if Antifa locally has ties to these groups overseas.

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Speaker 14: You know what I'd love to see.

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Speaker 1: I want to really see that Spanish Antifa group designated,

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Speaker 1: Perish the thought direct action from the White House on Antifa.

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Speaker 1: If this were an executive order on that fifth terrorist

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Speaker 1: it wasn't that long ago that Sound of Freedom came out.

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Speaker 1: And remember that when Sound of Freedom came out, they

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Speaker 1: And I see a lot of people out there saying, oh, oh,

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Speaker 16: Came back And and it's actually one of the great

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Speaker 18: Good afternoon, Please welcome to the White House. It is

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Speaker 18: Okay, it is my pleasure to introduce my husband, the

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Speaker 6: I think it's very good, especially for someone that speaks

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Speaker 4: Well, thank you, maloney.

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Speaker 6: And our country is truly blessed to have this magnificent

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Speaker 6: Great job, and it's great the work you do in

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Speaker 6: Spends a lot of time on it and loves it

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Speaker 6: They do a great job. Two of them are amazing women.

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Speaker 4: And he did a big thing today.

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Speaker 6: He is going to be on television tonight with the

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Speaker 6: And right behind me, by the way, in about two

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Speaker 6: Each year, more than fifteen thousand young people age out

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Speaker 4: We had a choice.

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Speaker 6: We could have done it in nine different bills or

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Speaker 6: think about it. No tax or tips, no tax on

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Speaker 6: social Security, all of the different things, no tax on overtime.

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Speaker 4: You get deductions.

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Speaker 6: If you buy a car, you take an interest rate

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Speaker 6: deduction and interest deduction against your income tax.

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Speaker 4: It's never happened.

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Speaker 6: Nothing like this has really ever been approved to this extent,

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Speaker 6: and so it is one great, big, beautiful bill. But

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Speaker 6: using the tax credit will expand occupational training, education and

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Speaker 6: financial literacy programs for the Force to youth and make

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Speaker 6: it possible for more of them to attend the school

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Speaker 6: of their choice. Is a great word for a lot

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Speaker 6: of reasons, but it's a great thing with education. And

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Speaker 6: we'll also create the new Fostering the Future online platform

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Speaker 6: to help young people find the access and really get

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Speaker 6: great housing, very very important and beautiful housing, healthcare and

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Speaker 6: other resources available to Force to youth and those transitioning

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Speaker 6: out of Force to care. We think that's going to

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Speaker 6: happen with many, many people, many more than you have

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Speaker 6: right now under the Trump administration. Believe that every American

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Speaker 6: child deserves a safe and loving home, and we're determined

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Speaker 6: to support the amazing families who help make that happen.

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Speaker 6: And we have some of those families in the room today,

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Speaker 6: and I just want to thank you all for being

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Speaker 6: in the White House. There is no place like this,

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Speaker 6: and we want to thank you very much for being

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Speaker 6: here with great families.

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Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Faith based, thank you.

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Speaker 6: Faith based nonprofits are the nation's most trusted institutions interacting

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Speaker 6: with the forced to care system and practicing Christians and more.

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Speaker 6: Think of it as more than twice as likely forced

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Speaker 6: to care to adopt the general population. They adopt to

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Speaker 6: it so easily when they get out, they adopt to

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Speaker 6: it just like it just becomes nature.

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Speaker 4: It's amazing.

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Speaker 6: Yet radical left policies and state station wide make it

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Speaker 6: much harder, not easier, for those families to open up

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Speaker 6: their homes.

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Speaker 4: But we're working on that. We're dealing with the radical left.

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Speaker 4: Not easy, but we're winning, and we're winning big.

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Speaker 6: That's why with the order that we're doing today, we're

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Speaker 6: taking the ridiculous woke policies that discriminate against Christians and

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Speaker 6: families of faith. As president, I will always.

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Speaker 4: Stand by us.

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Speaker 6: We will stand by our country, and we will stand

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Speaker 6: for religious liberty.

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Speaker 4: So important. We stand for religious liberty. The Bible tells us,

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Speaker 4: thank you, thank you.

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Speaker 6: The Bible tells us that one of the measures of

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Speaker 6: any society is how it cares for vulnerable children and orphans.

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Speaker 6: So important, and it's so big in the Bible. So

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Speaker 6: as we make America great again, we are going to

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Speaker 6: protect American children and force the care and we're going

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Speaker 6: to ensure that they will never ever be forgotten. These

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Speaker 6: children will never be forgotten, and they're going to grow

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Speaker 6: up to be unbelievable, strong, smart, wealthy, productive citizens. So

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Speaker 6: once more, I want to thank Melania for the great

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Speaker 6: job she does. Not here only just as first Lady said,

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Speaker 6: great first Lady, and I want to thank you very much, Honey,

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Speaker 6: and the foster families and leaders here today. You're very

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Speaker 6: special people, and we're going to work together and we're

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Speaker 6: going to have.

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Speaker 4: Some absolutely incredible results. Thank you all for being here.

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Speaker 4: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 15: Thank you.

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Speaker 10: A Are you ready everybody? This is it too late

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Speaker 10: to change?

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Speaker 6: Sign it right, Susie, do we sign this?

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Speaker 19: Do you?

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Speaker 4: That's the first lady to set this?

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Speaker 10: How do you satellate this?

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Speaker 11: Right?

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Speaker 4: Don't could have been?

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Speaker 11: Why have you been watching President Trump in the East

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Speaker 11: room of the White House with Milania Trump. They were

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Speaker 11: talking about an executive order that they signed basically making it,

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Speaker 11: I guess looking for funding for the foster system in America,

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Speaker 11: which seems to be struggling. And there's a lot of

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Speaker 11: issues with the foster programs in America. A very very

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Speaker 11: close relative of mind fostered five children. It's a very

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Speaker 11: it's the system's broken.

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Speaker 20: You know.

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Speaker 11: They talk about broken healthcare system, broken everything system. This

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Speaker 11: one is literally broken. Unfortunately, it's at the risk of

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Speaker 11: our youngest, most vulnerable children, who don't have biological parents

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Speaker 11: that want him anymore. It's awful, terrible, terrible, terrible man.

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Speaker 11: Dog you on the horn, you on the voice of guide. Yes,

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Speaker 11: what do we doing? Are we going to take a

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Speaker 11: break and come back or do you want to jump

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Speaker 11: into this one? All right, let's do this, folks will

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Speaker 11: be back to and a half minutes. We're gonna jump

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Speaker 11: and have a little bit fun with some sound by

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Speaker 11: some folks that you like. To beat up a little

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Speaker 11: bit on the back side of this brave well, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: I know you're usually seeing Jack Pasowick here. I'm filling in.

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Speaker 11: He had energent matter to take care of very quickly.

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Speaker 11: Just about an hour ago. John Fetterman, Senator John Federmo's

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Speaker 11: rush to the hospital with a heart issue after taking

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Speaker 11: a fall. So we'll keep our eye out on that.

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Speaker 11: That guy's been all over the news with a little

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Speaker 11: bit more friendly feel towards Donald Trump, and he was

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Speaker 11: one of the eight senators that jumped to the Republican

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Speaker 11: side to get the government reopened. So getting a lot

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Speaker 11: of heat that poor guy. And also markets are taking

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Speaker 11: it on the chin as we speak, across the board

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Speaker 11: the stock market, so I'm talking about the Dow down

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Speaker 11: six hundred and thirty s and P one hundred down

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Speaker 11: nas that almost five hundred. Looks like AOC trying very

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Speaker 11: hard to replace Kamala Harris as the queen of the

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Speaker 11: word salad. In moments like this, like seeing an end

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Speaker 11: to the fruitless, embarrassing Democrat shutdown, that really ignites and

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Speaker 11: highlights a useless member of Congress like that woman AOC here.

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Speaker 11: She is in her full utter useless glory.

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Speaker 21: Because when we teach ourselves or when we integrate this

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Speaker 21: idea that being low income is or earning a low income.

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Speaker 22: Is our fault, as opposed to the fact that this

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Speaker 22: is actually there's like actually a very extractive and exploitative

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Speaker 22: system set up by corporations and people in power that frankly,

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Speaker 22: incomes that shouldn't even be legal in the United States

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Speaker 22: that are so low are legal in the first place.

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Speaker 22: Like that is the light of hand that's happening here.

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Speaker 22: So people want to blame people for being on Wick,

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Speaker 22: but they don't want to blame some of the largest

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Speaker 22: employers in this country for forcing hundreds of thousands of.

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Speaker 23: People to need Wick in the first place, because they're

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Speaker 23: maybe loon.

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Speaker 11: No, no, we're not blaming people who are on Wick. So

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Speaker 11: there are some people who are struggling of the world

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Speaker 11: that says I'm against transfer payments, taking money from people

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Speaker 11: who make and give it to people who take. However,

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Speaker 11: if there are low ends of the income spectrum legitimate

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Speaker 11: that need help, you give them help. It's when things

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Speaker 11: like under Joe Biden, we talked about this before. Up

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Speaker 11: until the history of transfer payments to individuals who need

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Speaker 11: help with food and housing. Sixty seventy years of this

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Speaker 11: going on up until twenty twenty, we hit fifty three

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Speaker 11: billion dollars a year. That became fifty three was the

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Speaker 11: new high. Working into it. Four years of Joe Biden

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Speaker 11: one hundred and ten billion dollars, he doubled it. The

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Speaker 11: four years of Joe Biden, sixty years were doubled. So

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Speaker 11: it's not a question of helping people. It's when it's waste, fraud,

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Speaker 11: and abuse that's exploiting the American taxpayer that we get

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Speaker 11: ticked off. So get your stuff straight AOC. And when

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Speaker 11: she is in DOOC delivering that type of word salad,

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Speaker 11: she's also pretty darn good. It's spreading some really really

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Speaker 11: disastrous distortions of the truth, like this whopper right here

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Speaker 11: claiming that members of MAGA us me at least I

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Speaker 11: won't speak for you. Somehow, there are people coming up

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Speaker 11: to her asking her to join her new little far

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Speaker 11: left coalition of America hating socialists.

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Speaker 23: I want to say this right now, I fully welcome

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Speaker 23: Trump voters into our coalition. And I know that sounds

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Speaker 23: crazy to some people, but just hear me out. I

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Speaker 23: cannot tell you it just happened to me like two

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Speaker 23: weeks ago. I can't tell you how many times someone

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Speaker 23: has pulled me aside and said either I was once

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Speaker 23: a big Trump voter and a Trump supporter, and I

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Speaker 23: watched Fox News every day. But then I started to

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Speaker 23: kind of expand my world and where I got information.

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Speaker 23: And now I've learned, and now I've changed, and I'm

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Speaker 23: with you, and I learned from you. Or people who

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Speaker 23: meet me who are really big Republicans now and they

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Speaker 23: are shocked when they meet me because they're like, you

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Speaker 23: are nothing like I was told.

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Speaker 11: No, no, no, no, it's no maggot that's going up

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Speaker 11: and said, I'm really dying to be a socialist. I

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Speaker 11: really want to be you know, I want to go

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Speaker 11: hang out with Mom DOMI. We'll do a little impromptu

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Speaker 11: mosque and Times Square. Come on. I want to work

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Speaker 11: really hard and to have you take sixty five percent

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Speaker 11: of my income and give it away to people. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: that's what we really want. AOCU nut job, not sorry.

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Speaker 11: Speaking of other useless members of Congress, this Democrat hero

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Speaker 11: Jazzy Jasmine Crockett has a nerve to stand next to

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Speaker 11: a drag queen and salt maga women.

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Speaker 12: Okay, a lot of the maga women receive gender affirming care,

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Speaker 12: such as lip Filler's breast documentation, et cetera. Why do

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Speaker 12: you think they are so against gender affirming care for

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Speaker 12: trans people?

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Speaker 11: You know, you want to say it.

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Speaker 24: Okay, So I have this thing where, like, you know,

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Speaker 24: a maga woman when you see one, they all have

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Speaker 24: a look, right, but they like they live to be

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Speaker 24: able to anyway, that's a whole other issue. But yeah,

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Speaker 24: it's they don't even know because when that was brought

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Speaker 24: up on the house floor, because there was a discussion

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Speaker 24: about this on the house floor, they were like, how

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Speaker 24: dare you say we use in It's like, no, that's

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Speaker 24: exactly what y'all do. Y'all just didn't realize that that's

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Speaker 24: what it is.

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Speaker 11: Okay, Yeah, yeah, maga women, you're standing next to a

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Speaker 11: drag queen, someone who probably thinks that he can have

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Speaker 11: a baby or some garbage like that. Katanji Brown Jackson,

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Speaker 11: the last, hopefully the last progressive Supreme Court justice couldn't

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Speaker 11: even define a woman and you can stand there. Jazzy

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Speaker 11: Jazzmine Crockett make poke fun at maga women. Interesting the

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Speaker 11: hubpokery look in the mirror lady. I've said it here before,

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Speaker 11: I'll say it again. The reason Democrats are so badly

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Speaker 11: in want to remove Senator John Fetterman. I'm just talking

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Speaker 11: about this, right. They want to remove him from his

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Speaker 11: post because he's become the only member of their party

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Speaker 11: who's not afraid to tell the truth and be common sense.

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Speaker 11: Hold on before you roll that sound. But again, Federan,

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Speaker 11: about an hour ago, was just rushed to the hospital

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Speaker 11: with some sort of heart condition. He fell so careful

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Speaker 11: with this one. But this was John Federman with Dana Bash.

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Speaker 11: I think last night.

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Speaker 19: You said quote, I've drunk deeply of the venom of

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Speaker 19: vote the left and the right. As a connoisseur, I

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Speaker 19: can confirm that the most poisonous, the bitterest is from

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Speaker 19: the far left. That is pretty remarkable to hear you

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Speaker 19: say that as an elected Democrat.

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Speaker 15: Why yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 25: Now, you know, it's just been my personal experience on

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Speaker 25: this thing. And when I asked my digital team, I said,

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Speaker 25: you know, you're we're on all the platforms, you know, really,

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Speaker 25: what's what's kind of the harshest, what's kind of the

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Speaker 25: most personal. And the answer was immediate. They said, oh,

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Speaker 25: blue Sky it's blue sky. And the difference is I mean,

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Speaker 25: the right would say really rough things and names. You know,

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Speaker 25: some names I won't I won't repeat on TV. But

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Speaker 25: but but the the on the lift, it was like

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Speaker 25: they want me to die, or that we're cheering for

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Speaker 25: your next stroke, or that's terrible that depression want Why

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Speaker 25: couldn't it depression?

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Speaker 19: Wan?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I see how they are. See how brutal and

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Speaker 11: awful Democrats are. The minute he's this, by the way,

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Speaker 11: he jumped in and voted with the Republicans open opened

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Speaker 11: the government. They want they want them to have a

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Speaker 11: those stroke and die, and this poor guy is now

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Speaker 11: taking the fall. Maybe it is, maybe it's some a

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Speaker 11: fib or whatever, but if it's worse, this is what

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Speaker 11: they wish for. These people are sick. These Democrats are

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Speaker 11: sick people. Again, Jack is fine once you guys are

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Speaker 11: hitting up the chats, He's fine. She got pulled away

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Speaker 11: for maybe Trump called who knows. He's fine. He's not

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Speaker 11: going anywhere. JFK's grandson, Jack Schlusberg coming out so hateful

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Speaker 11: and so aggressive. Why didn't really expect that? But again,

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Speaker 11: Schlasburg has been drinking the Democrat Party kool aid for

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Speaker 11: some time now, so I guess this isn't that much

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Speaker 11: of a surprise.

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Speaker 20: Caged one and put it in his cabinet, a rabid

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Speaker 20: dog in his cabinet, put a caller on my cousin

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Speaker 20: RFK Jr. And has him there barking, spreading lies and

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Speaker 20: spreading misinformation. You were the first member of your family

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Speaker 20: to come out and criticize him publicly.

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Speaker 2: What do you say to voters who now see the

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Speaker 2: Kennedy name and associated with her cousin's policies.

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Speaker 20: I don't think there's anything anyone can do to change

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Speaker 20: what JFK, my grandparents, my mom, my uncle John stood for.

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Speaker 26: Nobody is that powerful.

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Speaker 20: But RFK Junior is a dangerous person who has making

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Speaker 20: life and death decisions as Secretary of Health and Human Services.

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Speaker 20: And you don't just have to take my word for it.

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Speaker 20: Now we have an actual rest.

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Speaker 11: That's Kennedy, That's Caroline Kennedy. Is his mom? Hey, mad dog,

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Speaker 11: mad dog? Yeah, yes, sir, I think we should do

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Speaker 11: one more, don't you We're gonna go to break. I

698
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Speaker 11: think the folks need to see this one, don't you know?

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Speaker 11: It's just Slosburg who wants to run for Jerry Nadler's

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Speaker 11: New York congressional seat. Watch.

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Speaker 4: She's got a ticket to ride.

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Speaker 26: She's got a ticket to ru.

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Speaker 20: She's got a ticket to ride, but she don't care.

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Speaker 11: Sorry, had to show you that one. That guy wants

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Speaker 11: to a New York congressional seat. We got to have

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Speaker 11: a Republican to take that seat. It'd be nice pick

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Speaker 11: up in the midterm elections.

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Speaker 15: Folks.

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Speaker 11: All right, we'll be back two and a half minutes. Well,

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Speaker 11: here's the fact the BBC purposely and willingly slandered President

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Speaker 11: Trump by stitching together a video about January sixth to

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Speaker 11: make it look like Trump was inciting violence.

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Speaker 6: We're gonna walk down to the capital and I'll be

714
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Speaker 6: there with you, and we fight.

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Speaker 26: We fight like hell.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna walk down to the capital.

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Speaker 6: And we're going to cheer on our brave senators and

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Speaker 6: congressmen and women.

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Speaker 11: And there were more and more of those. It's called

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Speaker 11: selective editing, folks, and change the whole meaning of what

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Speaker 11: words are put together in the same sentence, Pull a

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Speaker 11: few out, push them back together, and change the meaning completely.

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Speaker 11: Here's another fact. This is most certainly not the first

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Speaker 11: time this so called reputable news organization showed bias or

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Speaker 11: got it completely wrong without apologies. Now here's a bowling fact.

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Speaker 11: No organization will be brazen enough to slander and defame

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Speaker 11: the President of the United States with that much confidence

728
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Speaker 11: unless it were part of their DNA to have a

729
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Speaker 11: clear cut agenda against Trump and the right, among other things.

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Speaker 11: This is an example of yet another media organization that

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Speaker 11: is so up to it's you know what, that it

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Speaker 11: doesn't even see just how wrong it was. I will

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Speaker 11: tell you something right now, hold on one second. I'm

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Speaker 11: going to tell you something. The BBC have done a

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Speaker 11: lot of hits for the BBC. They asked you to

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Speaker 11: come on. They want to talk about Trump, this Trump

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Speaker 11: that you get on there, and it's worse than going

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Speaker 11: on Rachel Maddow at MSNBC. That's how wildly liberal and

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Speaker 11: anti Trump that organization is.

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Speaker 14: Call it what it is.

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Speaker 11: We just have to call them out well, and now

742
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Speaker 11: it may cost them a billion dollars. Folks, we've seen

743
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Speaker 11: some awful editing gafs lately. CBS comes to mind with

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Speaker 11: that edit of Kamala Harris's interview in order to make

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Speaker 11: her look well less kamalat word salardy. But this one

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Speaker 11: the BBC January sixth edit. It takes the cake so

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Speaker 11: much so that the head of the BBC resigned this

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Speaker 11: past weekend. Tim Davie, the BBC's Director General and face

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Speaker 11: of this catastrophic editorial decision, had little choice other than

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Speaker 11: to quit, and neither did the head of the BBC's

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Speaker 11: News division, Deborah Turnus. Incredible though, that Turnus still had

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Speaker 11: the guts to say this right before the door hit

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Speaker 11: her ass on the way out.

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Speaker 3: I step down over the weekend because the box stops

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Speaker 3: with me. But I'd like to make one thing very clear.

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Speaker 3: BBC News is not institutionally biased. That's why it's the

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Speaker 3: world's most trusted news provider.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, except there's one thing. You institutionally biased Trump by

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Speaker 11: selective edding his own words. So we'll call BS on that. Lady,

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Speaker 11: talk about delusions, no bias. Really, most trusted? Are you serious?

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Speaker 11: I would say the most BBC BBC will be will

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Speaker 11: be when President Trump is done with them and they're broke.

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Speaker 11: Then they can be a little less BBC. What's worse

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Speaker 11: is these people were warned and they didn't care. The

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Speaker 11: Telegraph newspaper got of a memo in which Michael Prescott,

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Speaker 11: a former advisor to the BBC, warned them against such obvious,

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Speaker 11: politically motivated hoaxes, and they chose to do it anyway.

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Speaker 11: They actively chose to splice together two snippets of the

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Speaker 11: President on January sixth, from speech is given almost an

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Speaker 11: hour apart, in order to make it look like he

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Speaker 11: was telling his supporters to storm the Capitol. Gets even worse.

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Speaker 11: Within that same documentary, they showed the Proud Boys marching

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Speaker 11: to Capitol Hill after it aired that fake spliced Trump speech,

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Speaker 11: as if they were heading there to answer the President's

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Speaker 11: call had nothing to do with it. This is so

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Speaker 11: much worse than just you run of the mill media bias.

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Speaker 11: This is as far from reality as it gets. It's

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Speaker 11: stuff that would make even George orwell even Joseph Stalin

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Speaker 11: rush a little bit. Thing is as shocking as this

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Speaker 11: kind of stuff is. It's not exactly surprising coming from

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Speaker 11: a news organization that's allowed this to be said on air.

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Speaker 15: Now.

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Speaker 7: Gender woman's milk is just as good for babies as

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Speaker 7: breast milk. That's according to a letter from the medical

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Speaker 7: director her University Hospital Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. The claim

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Speaker 7: was made as part of a response against campaign groups.

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Speaker 7: The Trust referred to studies and the World Health Organization guidance,

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Speaker 7: including one case which found what it called no observable

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Speaker 7: effects in babies fed by induced lactation.

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Speaker 11: Men's rest milk is the same as women's BBC YEP.

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Speaker 11: Things like that don't exactly help their credibility, now do they?

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Speaker 11: And what about the constant bias towards Hamas a terrorist

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Speaker 11: organization over Israel. Outgoing BBC CEO Debra Turnus claims no

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Speaker 11: bias here, but apparently BBC Arabic went out of its

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Speaker 11: way to pedal Hamas propaganda. Its English language reports were

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Speaker 11: prone to a credulous attitude towards any criticism of Israel.

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Speaker 11: BBC Arabic failed to translate many stories that might offer

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Speaker 11: a positive perspective on Israel. It's another selective edit basically

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Speaker 11: in essence, not just the video. This one's in print,

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Speaker 11: not just that. But they've been forced to correct two

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Speaker 11: stories per week on average since the October seventh of

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Speaker 11: Mas terror attack. How accurate is that journalist at BBC,

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Speaker 11: when you're senior international editor has quote no regrets about

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Speaker 11: putting out dangerous misinformation. You got far deeper problems than

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Speaker 11: ever imagined. Or when they continue to use a reporter

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Speaker 11: who calls for Jews to be burned like Hitler did,

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Speaker 11: kind of shows you what you need to know about

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Speaker 11: an organization, doesn't it. What they did to the President

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Speaker 11: wasn't the fluke. This was pure leftist agenda driven crap

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Speaker 11: disguised as media with prestige. And the thing is the

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Speaker 11: BBC is publicly owned, sound familiar, PBS and PR We

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Speaker 11: know full well how that works, don't we. But get this,

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Speaker 11: the BBC is a public broadcaster in a way that

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Speaker 11: would shock Americans. Any household that watches live televi even

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Speaker 11: if they never watched, the BBC must pay their annual

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Speaker 11: television tax of the equivalent of around two hundred and

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Speaker 11: twenty five dollars, called a license fee, and if they

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Speaker 11: don't pay it, they face a fine of thirteen hundred dollars.

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Speaker 11: You're forced to pay for bb You're forced to get propagandized.

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Speaker 11: Think about that. That tax gets the BBC about five

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Speaker 11: billion dollars in annual revenue. They have no choice but

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Speaker 11: to fund that level of bias over there. It's absolutely insane.

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Speaker 11: For years, the BBC has been brushing this stuff under

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Speaker 11: the carpet. In responding to the Trump allegations and largely

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Speaker 11: ignoring the material on its anti Israel bias, the BBC

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Speaker 11: is pulling out the same playbook, hoping that when the

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Speaker 11: dust settles, it will be back to business as usual.

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Speaker 11: The pathetic truth it is probably that they'll be right. Okay,

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Speaker 11: so we're a little bit early, But again we want

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Speaker 11: to tell you that John Feederman would still waiting to

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Speaker 11: hear the condition of John Fetterman. It may have been

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Speaker 11: just a fall from an aphib could have been worse.

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Speaker 11: We will find out and we'll report it as as

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Speaker 11: we do find out. In the meantime. Do we have them?

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Speaker 11: We haven't. Hey, man, dog, can you call Steve? Can

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Speaker 11: you call Steve Gruber on the phone and say, hey, Steve,

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Speaker 11: can you come on TV? I wrung right here, love grouper,

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Speaker 11: Mister Gruber, how are you doing with my friend? Yeah,

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Speaker 11: I'm a little too good. Mirror right, it's a mirror

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Speaker 11: usually it's I'm you're calling me to come on.

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Speaker 27: For Yeah, it's backwards. It's it's a bowling sandwich front

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Speaker 27: and the back end. Yeah, bowling sandwich. I think it's

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Speaker 27: a groover. Sam you'd be the meat, my friend. I'm

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Speaker 27: just the bread.

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Speaker 26: There you go, there you go.

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Speaker 27: This UK thing, I think that this is fascinating. And

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Speaker 27: here's why I don't think you mentioned this part. If

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Speaker 27: you did, I'm going to repeat you. It's my Dementsia,

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Speaker 27: don't worry about it.

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Speaker 11: In the u K.

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Speaker 27: The oners in a case like this is on the defendant.

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Speaker 27: The onus is on the BBC to say and prove

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Speaker 27: they didn't do this with malice. And the financial penalties

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Speaker 27: are severe. It's like the hammer in the UK. And

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Speaker 27: so if Trump as soon as for a billion dollars,

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Speaker 27: I don't know if he gets it, probably not, but

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Speaker 27: he could really exactly a real financial penalty much larger

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Speaker 27: than we saw here in the United States because the

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Speaker 27: laws are different.

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Speaker 26: That's why the First Amendment is so important to protect people.

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Speaker 27: They don't have it in the UK and ABC Australia

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Speaker 27: facing the same accusations of selectively and deceptively editing Donald

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Speaker 27: Trump speech on January the sixth, and there it is.

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Speaker 11: I don't know how they can deny or somehow say

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Speaker 11: we didn't do this on purpose when there's a when

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Speaker 11: the Telegraph had sent a note to a senior BBC

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Speaker 11: advisor some people they paid to make decisions over there

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Speaker 11: and told him to tell the BBC cut it out,

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Speaker 11: don't do this, this is not going to work for you.

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Speaker 11: And they did this after right, there's literally a smoking gun,

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Speaker 11: the email smoking gun. So whether Trump gets a billion

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Speaker 11: dollars or settles for five hundred million dollars for the

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Speaker 11: Trump Library, I think the BBC is going to take

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Speaker 11: whatever it is on the chin here. But can you

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Speaker 11: imagine though, groover that last part. I didn't know this,

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Speaker 11: and we did a little investigation. In England, you have

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Speaker 11: to pay a license fee, whether you want to watch

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Speaker 11: the BBC or not, you just have to have it. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: heard that that's their income, that's their revenue structure.

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Speaker 26: Crazy, and it's required and if you don't do it,

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Speaker 26: you get penalized. Right, that's what I heard you say.

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Speaker 27: I didn't know that it was penalt I knew it

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Speaker 27: was automatic and mandatory, but there it is. You get

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Speaker 27: to pay out of your pocket to make sure that

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Speaker 27: you get to be propagandized by this nonsense by Son.

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Speaker 27: And look if they're doing this to Donald Trump and

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Speaker 27: doing it to everybody, that's the problem with government media

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Speaker 27: at that scale, I don't care if it.

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Speaker 11: Be done or the BBC pay a lot of money

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Speaker 11: to get the Groover show, I would do that so

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Speaker 11: I get paid. I get the Groover Show. Now if

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Speaker 11: someone said I had to pay, and I still get

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Speaker 11: Rachel Maddow's show, and I don't want to hear anything

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Speaker 11: Rachel Maddow has to say I still have to pay

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Speaker 11: or I get fined. You see where the you know,

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Speaker 11: the rub is here a little different, like how can

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Speaker 11: they How did the English people stand for that? I mean,

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Speaker 11: how man? How many years they had like three channels

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Speaker 11: and they have like Channel one, two and three for

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Speaker 11: like the last one hundred years, like twenty twenty two

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Speaker 11: or something something crazy like that. I don't know. We

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Speaker 11: got a good over here in the marriage always Steve.

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Speaker 26: Well, we do, you know?

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Speaker 27: And I and my advice to the president would be,

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Speaker 27: don't let up on this one.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 26: It's being tried in a court in Florida, right.

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Speaker 27: And the reason for that is because the BBC airs in.

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Speaker 26: Florida, so they have standing to do it in Florida.

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Speaker 27: And he can put the thumbscrews to him, and gosh darn,

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Speaker 27: and I wanted to do it bowling.

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Speaker 26: What's the over under on it? On a billion?

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Speaker 11: Will I will make you over another five hundred. I

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Speaker 11: say that the BBC is smart enough to settle that

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Speaker 11: they get their their butt handed to them if they

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Speaker 11: actually went to court and maybe you know, face a

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Speaker 11: jury with the penalty phase, and maybe maybe they say,

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Speaker 11: you know, here's a half billion dollars five hundred million

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Speaker 11: dollars Trump, let's just just let make this go