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Speaker 1: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 2: stories we're following today.

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Speaker 3: First, it is a busy morning on the political front,

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Speaker 3: and we begin with a looming government shutdown. A last

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Speaker 3: minute deal does not appear likely. Bloomberg Zamy Morris has

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Speaker 3: the latest from Washington.

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Speaker 4: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republican hardliners want to make

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Speaker 4: the shutdown about the surge of migrants across the southern border,

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Speaker 4: but they're not united on exactly what they want. President

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Speaker 4: Biden and his advisors consider these new demands to be

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Speaker 4: renegging on the deal on spending levels that McCarthy made

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Speaker 4: during the debt sealing standoff. And now moderate Republicans are

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Speaker 4: looking to work with Democrats by passing a bipartisan stopgap measure,

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Speaker 4: and they could force the House to vote on that,

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Speaker 4: but not before the October first deadline. In Washington, I

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Speaker 4: Maymy Morris, Bloomberg Radio. All right, Amy, thank you.

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Speaker 2: But we're also following reaction to the second Republican presidential debate.

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Speaker 2: Seven candidates took this stage at the Reagan Presidential Library,

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Speaker 2: hosted by Fox Business. The autoworkers strike was a prominent theme,

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Speaker 2: with front runner Donald Trump rallying workers in Michigan instead

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Speaker 2: of taking part. Entrepreneur vivek Ramaswami had some advice for

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Speaker 2: the United Auto Workers.

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Speaker 5: I would say, go pick it in front of the

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Speaker 5: White House in Washington, DC. That's really where the protest

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Speaker 5: needs to be. Disastrous economic policies that have driven up prices,

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Speaker 5: that have driven up interest rates and mortgage rates at

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Speaker 5: the same time wage's remaining stagnant.

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Speaker 2: The candidates also took more aim at the front runner,

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Speaker 6: Donald Trump is missing in action. He should be on

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Speaker 6: this stage tonight. He owes it to you to defend

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Speaker 6: his record where they added seven point eight trillion to

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Speaker 6: the debt that set the stage for the inflation that

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Speaker 6: we have now.

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Speaker 2: The candidates also called for tougher border enforcement and a

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Speaker 2: harder line on China, but they were split on supporting Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: Senator Tim Scott argued to continue funding.

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Speaker 7: Our national vital interests is in degrading the Russian military.

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Speaker 2: And at one point the moderators asked which candidate they

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Speaker 2: choose to vote off the island. All seven refused to answer.

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Speaker 3: Well, Karen, this was the second debate that Donald Trump

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Speaker 3: chose to skip during his day he was in Michigan

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Speaker 3: and issued his support for the striking United otto Workers.

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Speaker 6: I sided with the auto workers of American with those

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Speaker 6: who want to make America great again, and I always will.

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Speaker 3: Former President Trump's trip came a day after President Biden

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Speaker 3: became the first sitting president in US history to walk

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Speaker 3: a picket line as he joined the United Auto Workers

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Speaker 3: outside Detroit.

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Speaker 2: Well Nathan. In addition to Donald Trump, another critic of

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Speaker 2: Joe Biden has been Texas Governor Greg Abbott. He blames

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Speaker 2: the administration's immigration policies for a crisis at the border.

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Speaker 7: I will be endorsing on the primary at the right time.

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Speaker 7: That said, I think that any Republican can beat Joe Biden.

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Speaker 7: Joe Biden is more underwater than any president in American history.

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Speaker 7: He is disfavored even by people in the Democrat Party

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Speaker 7: and by independence and of course Republicans.

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Speaker 2: And Texas Governor Greg Abbott made the comments in an

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Speaker 2: interview with a Bloomberg. Get the full conversation on the

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg Talks podcast feed, available wherever you get your podcasts.

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Speaker 3: Well Karen, another Texas resident, is in the news this morning,

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Speaker 3: Elon Musk and he's deepening his ties to the Pentagon

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Speaker 3: with a new contract. Bloomberg's Ed Baxter has that story.

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Speaker 8: This is Musk's first deal with a US space force,

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Speaker 8: the object to provide customized satellite communications for the military

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Speaker 8: out of the company's Starshield program. SpaceX is competing with

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Speaker 8: fifteen companies for nine hundred million dollars in work orders

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Speaker 8: through twenty twenty eight as part of the Low Earth

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Speaker 8: Orbit program. As process would incorporate the already existing Starlink

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Speaker 8: communication satellite network. Some Senators have expressed concerns to the

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Speaker 8: DoD that Musk could have a major impact on defense

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Speaker 8: at a whim. At Baxter Bloomberg.

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Speaker 9: Radio, all right, Ed, thanks well.

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Speaker 2: Checking some stocks on the move this morning, Shares of

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Speaker 2: Micron Technology down five percent. The shipmaker is predicting a

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Speaker 2: steeper loss than anticipated in the current quarter for Micron

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Speaker 2: and its competitors. It's been a brutal year. Personal computers

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Speaker 2: and smartphone customers of slashed orders as they deal with

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Speaker 2: lower demand and stockpiles of excess parts.

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Speaker 3: Another mover this morning, Karen is Peloton. Those shares are

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Speaker 3: surging thirteen percent on News. The fitness companies agreed to

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Speaker 3: a five year partnership with clothing company Lulu Lemon. Lulu

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Speaker 3: Lemon will make athletic War that Peloton will sell, and

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Speaker 3: Peloton's online classes will be offered to users of Lululemon's

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Speaker 3: studio mirror in Asia.

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Speaker 2: Nathan a developing story from one of China's property giants, Evergrand,

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Speaker 2: and its units have suspended trading in their shares on

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Brian Curtis has more from Hong Kong.

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Speaker 10: No reason given for the halt. It comes a day

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Speaker 10: after sources told us Evergrand's chairman Hai Kai Yan was

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Speaker 10: taken away by police. Way is said to be under

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Speaker 10: residential surveillance. It comes at a delicate time for the

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Speaker 10: big developer. Evergrand has scrapped key creditor meetings and revealed

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Speaker 10: that it cannot issue new bonds. That's a setback to

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Speaker 10: a planned restructuring and would seem to suggest an existential crisis.

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Speaker 10: You know, Hong Kong. Brian Curtis, Bloomberg.

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Speaker 3: Radio Brian Here in the US, Apple's getting heat in

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Speaker 3: early reviews of the new iPhone. Let's get the details

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Speaker 3: from Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 11: John Nathans. Some of the first users of the iPhone

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Speaker 11: fifteen pro and promac say they're too hot to handle. Literally.

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Speaker 11: The gripes of spread across Apple online forums and social

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Speaker 11: media networks that the back or the side of the

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Speaker 11: phone becomes hot to the touch while gaming or we're

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Speaker 11: conducting a phone call or FaceTime video chat. For some users,

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Speaker 11: the issue is more prominent while the device is plugged

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Speaker 11: into charge. Apple technical support staffers referred customers to an

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Speaker 11: old support article on how to handle an iPhone in

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Speaker 11: New York. I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 9: Thanks Nathan.

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Speaker 2: Time now for a look at some of the other

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Speaker 2: stories making news around the world. For that, we're joined

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Speaker 2: by Bloomberg Amy Morris Amy, Good morning.

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Speaker 4: Good morning, Karen. A House panel will hold the first

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Speaker 4: Biden impeachment hearing today, focusing on the business dealings of

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Speaker 4: the first family. Political expert Amy Daisy says House Speaker

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Speaker 4: Kevin McCarthy's facing pressure from his rights flank to open

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Speaker 12: The Republicans haven't shown yet what they think the wrong

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Speaker 12: doing is. I think the bigger thing for me is

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Speaker 12: to witness kind of this procedure that's supposed to be

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Speaker 12: a matter of checks and balances, how it's become so politicized.

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Speaker 4: The House Oversight Committee plans to call three witnesses at

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Speaker 4: this first hearing, a forensic accountant, a former government tax attorney,

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Speaker 4: has set to address his Democratic colleagues today concerning the

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Speaker 13: More than half his Democratic colleagues in the Senate have

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Speaker 13: but he has said his conduct fell below Senate standards. Menendez,

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Speaker 13: who has temporarily been replaced as chair the Senate Foreign

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Speaker 13: and cash as payment for illegally helping three businessmen as

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Speaker 13: well as the country of Egypt. During his arraignment Wednesday,

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Speaker 13: he pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released

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Speaker 4: The federal judge overseeing former President Trump's federal twenty twenty

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Speaker 4: make investments in science and technology.

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Speaker 8: I don't know how we can be the safest, most secure,

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Speaker 4: profound risk if artificial intelligence isn't handled with care. He

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Speaker 1: Good morning.

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Speaker 3: I'm Nathan Hager. For more than a year, Texas Governor

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Speaker 3: Greg Abbott has been busing migrants from the southern border

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Speaker 3: prompted angry complaints from Democratic leaders in those cities. Now,

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Speaker 3: the Republican governor is asking that they join him in

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Speaker 3: the migrant surge. Governor Abbott visited Bloomberg's World headquarters in

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Speaker 15: York City. Mayor Adams has repeatedly warned of rising costs

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Speaker 7: That was not the intention at all. The beginning game

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Speaker 15: But you specifically targeted democratic cities. We don't see them

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Speaker 9: You specifically targeted them.

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Speaker 7: Well, what we did, first of all, before anybody gets

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Speaker 15: So you're saying, these migrants come off the bus and

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Speaker 7: They are given an option about anywhere they want to go,

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Speaker 9: So they're not given a list of seven eight cities.

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Speaker 7: They're not given specific lists that they were given opportunities

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Speaker 15: So are their buses then going to cities that we

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Speaker 15: And those will include red cities and red states.

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Speaker 9: We'll see.

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Speaker 7: It depends on whether the migras choose.

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Speaker 15: Oh, by the way, you do say you blame President

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Speaker 9: Isn't there blame to go around? Though?

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Speaker 15: When you look at former presidents, haven't solved this border crisis.

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Speaker 15: Congress hasn't solved this border crisis. Republican and Democrat.

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Speaker 7: To be clear, all the laws that are needed already

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Speaker 7: a result of Joe Biden's open border policies. And I

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Speaker 7: and that is of all the migrats in New York City,

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Speaker 7: Texas busts only about ten percent of the people here.

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Speaker 15: So you know, President Biden, while you say he's saying

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Speaker 9: The border is open.

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Speaker 15: And again, do you think there's enough, you know, blame

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Speaker 7: Come to be clear, what he has said is you

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Speaker 7: come here illegally, We're not going to send you back.

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Speaker 7: That is messaging of open border policies. He has provided

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Speaker 7: opposite of what Trump did. Trump send a message that

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Speaker 7: If you try to come here, you're going to have

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Speaker 7: to remain in Mexico. Because Joe Biden eliminated all of that.

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Speaker 7: He said, basically, the border is open. We're going to

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Speaker 7: do nothing to stop you. Julie gets worse. This was

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Speaker 7: visual on TVs across the country. Texas erected razor wire

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