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Speaker 1: They're all coming here. Apple just announced five hundred billion

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Speaker 2: All want to have news conferences.

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Speaker 1: They want to do it, it's fine, but I want

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Speaker 2: Those days are over.

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Speaker 1: So now those three places are going to build here,

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Speaker 2: If I didn't do fifty percent and.

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Speaker 1: And Biden was unable to get rid of those tariffs

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Speaker 2: I think airplanes are pretty cool, so I wanted to

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Speaker 1: Well, I'll be speaking to Presidency. I have a great

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Speaker 1: But we have a trillion dollar deficit because of Biden

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Speaker 1: So the Canada, they're very tough traders too. I want

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Speaker 1: And I think we're going to have a big deal

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Speaker 2: We got to make a deal on that. But Canada has.

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Speaker 1: Been a very nasty negotiator against the United States.

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Speaker 1: But nobody knows that they were getting two hundred and

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Speaker 1: Now there might be, but it would you know, you

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Speaker 2: Or in the ice. And you know that time painter,

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Speaker 2: It would be great now is it liberal?

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Speaker 2: But you know, a conservative until I got involved.

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Speaker 1: Because I don't care who wins up there, and frankly,

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Speaker 5: The two astronauts that you just helped save from space,

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Speaker 2: Right out of it is that all that's not a

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Speaker 2: Well, I view these people as terrorists just like others.

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Speaker 1: When I looked at those showrooms burning and those cars

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Speaker 2: These are terrorists. You didn't have that on January sixth.

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Speaker 2: Nobody was killed. And you look at what's going on now.

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Speaker 1: With these terrorists. These are terrorists, and that's an organized event,

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Speaker 2: Now, these are the people that finance it are, in.

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Speaker 2: Well, the law firms all want to make deals.

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Speaker 2: And many other things. Besides, thank you very.

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Speaker 11: That was President Trump speaking at the White House. He

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Speaker 12: Stop watching the news and start making some It's the

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always freedom. I'm

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Speaker 10: at Charliekirk dot com. A remarkable new study is out

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Speaker 10: that shows that twenty year old white men are more

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Speaker 10: I've been saying this on this program for quite some time.

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Speaker 10: And by the way, this at all, it shouldn't make

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Speaker 10: the Steve Kornaki clip. However, Andrew's right, this is a

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Speaker 10: Let me prove this point further. In male self help books,

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Speaker 10: You don't get the flu. I know how about this?

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Speaker 1: So you're saying I should carry a baby and ruin

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Speaker 10: just it's actually much more psychologically interesting and deeper than that.

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Speaker 10: That's just a manifestation of a deeper political problem, which

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Speaker 10: to do. You see, men are gravitating towards this idea

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Speaker 10: And that's what liberalism does. Liberalism at its further extrap

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Speaker 10: as furthest extrapolation is a cultural suicide cult. Email us

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Speaker 11: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 11: Terrence Bates. President Trump is ordering Education Secretary Linda McMahon

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Speaker 11: to start the process of dismantling the Department of Education.

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Speaker 15: Quote.

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Speaker 11: He says, in this order, to the maximum extent appropriate

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Speaker 11: the closure of the Department of Education and return authority

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Speaker 11: over education to states and local communities. That's pretty much

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Speaker 11: the long and short of that executive order.

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Speaker 16: Sounds strange asn't it. Department of Education. We're going to

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Speaker 16: eliminate it, and everybody knows it's right, and the Democrats

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Speaker 17: Title I Funding and Resources for children with special disabilities

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Speaker 11: By the way, just moments ago, President Trump was in

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Speaker 11: by the Education Apartment. The Trump Justice Department has two

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Speaker 11: quote woefully insufficient. Saturday, Judge Boseburg imposed a two week

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Speaker 12: This mostment will not be silenced. You're listening to the

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always, freedom at

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Speaker 10: Joining us now is Senator Mike Lee from the great

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Speaker 10: State of Utah. Senator, thank you so much for taking

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Speaker 8: Thank you for having me, Senator.

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Speaker 10: What do you make of this rise of left wing

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Speaker 10: terrorism targeted at Tesla elon Musk My fear, Senator, and

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Speaker 10: I hope I'm wrong and let's say stay in prayer

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Speaker 10: that I'm wrong that someone is going to get shot

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Speaker 10: the same way that Steve Scalisee got shot and god

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Speaker 10: forbid killed. The Left is creating a pressure cooker with

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Speaker 10: so many of their rank and firal paramilitary troops that

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Speaker 10: or killed. God forbid that happens. We're getting death threats

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Speaker 10: every single day here on the Charlie Kirk Show. Senator

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Speaker 10: Mike Lee, your thoughts.

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Speaker 8: This is what domestic terrorism does. This is what domestic

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Speaker 8: to do this. It's been trained by the radical left

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Speaker 8: This isn't going to end well for them, and it's

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Speaker 8: in any significant numbers coming out and saying stop this

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Speaker 8: madness and this stuff. The death threats, stopped the painting

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Speaker 8: of the slastika's, the vandalism, all forms of violence, knock

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Speaker 8: Rokanna is one of the few who has come out

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Speaker 10: We have a piece of tape here, I believe in

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Speaker 10: Trying to find the piece of tape here. We have

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Speaker 10: so much tape. It's one ninety five. Thank you, Ryan,

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Speaker 10: Let's play cut one ninety five please, And he fired

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Speaker 18: Tesla stock is way down, almost disastrously.

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Speaker 10: So people.

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Speaker 2: People have them.

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Speaker 18: Vandalizing Tesla vehicles, new Tesla vehicles. Please don't vandalize, don't

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Speaker 18: ever vandalize Tesla vehicles. And so Elon Musk has been

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Speaker 10: Senator, your reaction.

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Speaker 8: This isn't funny, it's not cute. It shouldn't be allowed

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Speaker 8: the opposite. That is shameful.

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Speaker 10: And yet Disney is not going to have a single

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Speaker 10: don't know that might go a little bit too far.

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Speaker 10: Let's continue here. This is Tim Waltz, a sitting governor

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Speaker 19: Saying on my phone, I don't mean this on the iPhone.

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Speaker 19: They've got that little stock aapp. I added Tesla tude

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Speaker 20: Day two twenty five and dropping so and if you

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Speaker 19: You can you can take dental floss and pull the

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Speaker 10: You, Senator, the approach from the left seems to be

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Speaker 8: Like they haven't been inclined to talk about it. And

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Speaker 8: least don't denounce it. Take this comment from Tim Wilsfer,

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Speaker 8: there's nothing wrong if you know, if that's his thing

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Speaker 8: to monitor the stocks of this or that company and

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Speaker 8: and make him sad, and if he wants to celebrate

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Speaker 8: when some company stock value goes down, it's up to him.

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Speaker 8: Weird here even that his own state retirement fund is

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Speaker 8: But what's doubly weird and concerning is that if he's

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Speaker 8: And I fear what it means for the future of

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Speaker 8: the future of the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 10: So let's I now want your thoughts here, Senator on

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Speaker 10: to slow down this disturbing trend.

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Speaker 8: Well, look, there are things that can be done. I'll

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Speaker 8: be introducing legislation next week that would require a separate

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Speaker 8: procedure to be followed for this type of injunction. When

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Speaker 8: I mean this type of injunction, I mean a type

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Speaker 8: of injunction that is nationwide applicability within the US government

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Speaker 8: and is focused on it a presidential policy decision. Those

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Speaker 8: should have to go rather than being considered by a

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Speaker 8: single federal district judge, they should have to go before

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Speaker 8: a three judge district court panel. This is a procedure

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Speaker 8: that's utilized in some limited cases, most of them dealing

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Speaker 8: with the apportionment of seats in the House of Representative

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Speaker 8: or the drawing of federal legislative boundaries. But we could

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Speaker 8: add this to the list, and that's what my legislation

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Speaker 8: would do. Make it infinitely more difficult to gain the

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Speaker 8: system to judge shop to file the case in a

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Speaker 8: favorable audience from a leftist judge and then, just as importantly,

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Speaker 8: anytime you've got a three judge district court panel, you've

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Speaker 8: got an immediate automatic appeal to the US Supreme Court,

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Speaker 8: not the opportunity to seek surcherai or discretionary review from

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Speaker 8: the Supreme Court, which is how it usually works there,

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Speaker 8: to review it, or if it chooses not to, it's

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Speaker 8: still setting precedent. This would expedite the process, diminish the

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Speaker 8: amount of time that these leftist activist judges could hie

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Speaker 8: up the Trump administration in these legal proceedings, and it

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Speaker 8: would also dramatically impair the ability of the plaintiffs to

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Speaker 10: So, in closing here, Senator, it seems as if that

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Speaker 10: this new pattern of nationwide injunctions is the norm, not

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Speaker 10: have here is, as someone yourself who really cares about

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Speaker 10: do you think it's ever appropriate for President Trump to

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Speaker 10: Is there ever a threshold where that must happen if

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Speaker 8: Yeah, this is maybe roughly analogous to the fact that

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Speaker 8: there are circumstances in which a director will from someone

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Speaker 8: in your chain of command at the military. Isn't something

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Speaker 8: that you follow. I don't know that the parallel works exactly,

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Speaker 8: but yeah, I mean they are theoretical limits beyond which

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Speaker 8: It's got to be a matter of individual discretion. In

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Speaker 8: the circumstance that we saw last week, the thing that

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Speaker 8: was already underway. So that's a different set of circumstances

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Speaker 8: than what you were describing. The rule of law is important,

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Speaker 8: and so normally one follows orders. It would be the extreme,

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Speaker 8: unusual exception or something like that to exist, But I

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Speaker 8: don't think anyone doubts that there are limits to that.

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Speaker 10: Senator, thank you so much for your leadership. I hope

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Speaker 10: I need to now play this piece of tape for

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Speaker 10: the data guy Steve Kornaki at MSNBC where he's analyzing

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Speaker 10: the only group that is supporting DEI. The only group

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Speaker 10: but white women with college degrees are so infected. I

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Speaker 10: Many people have come around, but the data is the data.

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Speaker 10: You have to look at this. It is chilling stuff.

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Speaker 10: And I always wonder where are they getting their news

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Speaker 10: Maybe it's Eat Prey Love type podcasting. Maybe they're watching

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Speaker 10: Like Daisy play cut two of five.

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Speaker 21: See this.

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Speaker 22: White women with at least a college degree. The only

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Speaker 22: group of white voters that really kind of is on

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Speaker 22: the left politically aligned with progressive causes democratic politics. Give

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Speaker 22: you an example here is that DEI question right here

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Speaker 22: that we asked about in our poll. We had two

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Speaker 22: big statements we read to voters basically, do you want

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Speaker 10: And again, look at this divide here. White men no degree?

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Speaker 21: End it?

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Speaker 22: White men with a degree end it, they say, White

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Speaker 22: women no degree? End it they say by double digits.

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Speaker 22: And then white women with a college degree completely different,

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Speaker 22: by a nearly forty point margin, they say, to continue.

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Speaker 10: DA the emphasis should be on the college degree. Now, interestingly,

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Speaker 10: the college degrees don't infect college young men or men

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Speaker 10: as much as young women. White college indoctrinated women will

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Speaker 10: ruin America if let them. They are brainwashed. They are

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Speaker 10: completely indoctrinated. I see it every single day and again.

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Speaker 10: The worldview that is being uploaded to young women on

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Speaker 10: the only one that matters. Who are you to tell

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Speaker 10: Women are norms, enforcers. It's biology. Women are not technically

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Speaker 10: or traditionally very strong individually, they are more likely to

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Speaker 10: we have are poisonous. Let me say that again. Women

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Speaker 10: are less likely to defy authority. They're less likely to

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Speaker 10: get nine booster shots. And so when societal norms are terrible,

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Speaker 10: what women do. Thankfully, though broadly, the country thinks poorly

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Speaker 10: of the Democrat Party a death blow clip cut two times.

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Speaker 22: Steve Kornaki, we found something we've never found before in

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Speaker 22: more than thirty years.

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Speaker 10: Of this poll.

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Speaker 22: What you're looking at here is the image of each

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Speaker 18: And look at.

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Speaker 22: This this blue it's the Democrats minus twenty eight.

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Speaker 10: It says, what does that mean?

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Speaker 22: It means that when we ask us, do you have

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Speaker 22: a positive or negative view of the party, just twenty

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Speaker 22: seven percent of voters say they have a positive image

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Speaker 22: of the Democratic Party negatively. That's negative twenty eight points.

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Speaker 22: This is the trend line going back thirty years. You

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Speaker 22: close to this. It's fallen off a cliff. That number

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Speaker 10: Building a political party around toxic femininity and shrill hall

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Speaker 10: monitor enforcement turns out to be broadly very unpopular with

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Speaker 10: the American people. The Democrat Party seems uninterested in adjusting itself,

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Speaker 10: uninterested in modernizing. Here's Jamal Bowman three point fifty six.

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Speaker 15: That's not true. And this shows again the American people

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Speaker 15: do not trust Elon Musk. And Elon Musk is incompetent

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Speaker 15: in his position. And how do we know because they

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Speaker 15: fired tens of thousands of people who is challenging court.

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Speaker 15: The court said the people have to go back, and

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Speaker 15: now the people are coming back. He's incompetent, he's a thief,

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Speaker 15: he's a Nazi, and people don't trust him period.

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Speaker 10: Let me just doesn't he have a fire alarm to

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Speaker 10: go pull? And I think I heard a smoke detector.

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Speaker 10: You see, Jamal Bowman is the worst of all of

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Speaker 10: the Democrats. He is not very bright, incredibly hostile and aggressive,

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Speaker 10: and that's who they want to build their party around,

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Speaker 10: that incompetent nazi. As you put a Jamal Bowman just

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Speaker 10: rescued astronauts. What have you ever built in your life?

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Speaker 10: And that is the Democrat Party. They're angry, bitter, spiteful.

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Speaker 10: Second hour member calls, coming up, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: To this Real America's Voice news break. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 11: President Trump is ordering Education Secretary Linda mc mahon to

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Speaker 11: start the process of dismantling the Department of Education in order,

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Speaker 11: he writes, quote, to the maximum extent appropriate and permitted

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Speaker 11: by law, take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure

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Speaker 11: of the Department of Education and return authority over education

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Speaker 11: to the states and local communities. About an hour ago,

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Speaker 11: Department of Education are already being moved to other agencies.

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Speaker 1: I say that I've decided that the SBA, the Small

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Speaker 1: Business Administration, headed by Kelly A. Loffler, is a terrific person,

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Speaker 1: will handle all of the student loan portfolio.

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Speaker 2: We have a portfolio that's very large, lots of loans.

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Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of loans, pretty complicated deal. And that's

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Speaker 1: coming out of the Department of Education immediately, and it's

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Speaker 1: going to be headed up by Kelley Loffler SPA and

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Speaker 1: the role set for.

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Speaker 2: It they're waiting for.

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Speaker 1: It will be serviced much better than it has in

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Speaker 1: the past have been a mess. And also Bobby Kennedy,

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Speaker 1: the Health and Human Services will be handling special needs

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Speaker 1: and all of the nutrition programs and everything else rather complex,

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Speaker 1: but that's going to be headed by and handled by

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Speaker 1: Health and Human Services, So I think that.

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Speaker 2: Will work out very well. Those two elements will be

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Speaker 2: taken out.

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Speaker 23: Of the Department of Education, and then all we have

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Speaker 23: to do is get the students to get guidance from

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Speaker 23: the people that love them and cherish them, including their

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Speaker 23: parents by the way, or be totally involved in their education.

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Speaker 2: Along with the boards and the governors and the states.

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Speaker 2: And it's going to be great.

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Speaker 11: Part of President Trump's motivation for closing the Department of

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Speaker 11: Education is improving the US standing in global education rankings.

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Speaker 11: A secondary reason, though, as you just heard, is improving

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Speaker 11: government efficiency. The latter extends to the Internal Revenue Service,

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Speaker 11: as a member of the Elon must led DOGE team

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Speaker 11: claims that he has canceled technology modernization contracts worth one

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Speaker 11: one and a half billion dollars at that agency. Tech

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Speaker 11: startup executive Sam Corcus says that he found legacy contracts

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Speaker 11: with outside technology consultants that were worth tens of billions

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Speaker 11: of dollars, but the system upgrades being paid for were

893
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Speaker 11: decades behind schedule. Plus there's some institutional concerns he's uncovered.

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Speaker 24: We process that the RAS about the same amount of

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Speaker 24: data as a mid size bank, and a typical mid

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Speaker 24: size bank will have somewhere between one and two hundred

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Speaker 24: people in it, and they'll have in operations of maintenance

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Speaker 24: budget in like the twenty million dollar a year range.

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Speaker 24: We have eight thousand people in it, and our operations

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Speaker 24: of maintenance budget is three and a half billion dollars

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Speaker 24: a year. I don't really know why yet, but I

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Speaker 24: will tell you that eighty percent of that budget goes

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Speaker 24: to contractors and licenses. We cannot perform the basic functions

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Speaker 24: of tax collection without paying a toll to all these contractors.

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Speaker 24: We really have to figure out how to get out

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Speaker 24: of this hole.

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Speaker 10: We're in a really deep hole right now.

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Speaker 11: Time as the fight over illegal immigration and the laws

909
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Speaker 11: allowing for the deportation of illegal immigrants continue to be

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Speaker 11: litigated in courts across the country. Here at Real America's Voice,

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Speaker 11: we are continuing to cover what's happening along the southern

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Speaker 11: border and how the Trump administration is keeping its work

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Speaker 11: as continuing its work, excuse me, to keep you and

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Speaker 11: your family safe. And that's why you don't want to

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Speaker 11: miss tomorrow's new episode of Law and Border.

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Speaker 10: We didn't Job, We didn't Joe, we did it.

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Speaker 2: Jo Oh baba.

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Speaker 7: Welcome back to an all new season of Law and Border.

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Speaker 7: We have Ben Berklem and Oscar Ramirez to take you

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Speaker 7: on an unprecedented journey to show you all eight ports

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Speaker 7: of entry from the Mexico side of the borders.

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Speaker 10: There's a lot of activity right here that's going on.

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Speaker 7: Our fearless frontline reporters will be starting out in Mexico City,

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Speaker 7: then they'll head north to the Gulf of Mexico now

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Speaker 7: named the Gulf of America, and all the way across

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Speaker 7: to the Pacific Ocean and Tijuana in mind. All the

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Speaker 7: while they'll be passing through multiple cartel territories, and these

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Speaker 7: areas are patrolled by heavily armed cartel criminals.

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Speaker 10: Keeping my camera down this we're not very hot time, and.

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Speaker 7: The only network to take you there is Real America's

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Speaker 7: voice moves, so strap in because season five of Law

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Speaker 7: and Border.

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Speaker 2: Be kind now, don't tell anyone we're coming.

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Speaker 10: All right, everybody, welcome back. Email us freedom at charliekirk

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Speaker 10: dot com. Tire Hour is brought to you by our

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Speaker 10: dot com. Members dot Charliekirk dot com. When you are

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Speaker 10: a member, you can get engaged on this program and

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Speaker 10: our episodes. Advertiser free members dot Charliekirk dot com, members

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Speaker 10: dot Charliekirk dot com. All right, Coming up first is

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Speaker 10: Caleb and Michelle, two great friends and patriots guys. Thank

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Speaker 10: you for being a member. What is on your mind?

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Speaker 10: Hi Charlie, how are you doing good?

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Speaker 2: Here are you march madness? We want to know you

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Speaker 2: know how your bracket is doing?

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Speaker 5: And Michelle has I guess.

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Speaker 10: That's a good one. They looked great yesterday my brain.

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Speaker 10: So I did call McNeice over Clemson, so that was

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Speaker 10: a good day. Uh, some of my other picks didn't

951
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Speaker 10: do too well. I begrudgingly. Here Daisy's bringing my bracket,

952
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Speaker 10: so I'm gonna I actually haven't graded. Have we graded

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Speaker 10: it yet? No, hasn't been graded. See Daisy, she had

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Speaker 10: Alabama State winning it all, which, yeah, a little rough.

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Speaker 10: That was against Auburn. So let me think Creighton one,

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Speaker 10: Michigan one. I was right about that. I was Yale.

957
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Speaker 10: I thought that Yale was going to do it. A

958
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Speaker 10: lot of games today, yet high Point. I thought high

959
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Speaker 10: Point was going to be a sleeper, and I was incorrect.

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Speaker 10: I have McNeice going to the Sweet sixteen, though I

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Speaker 10: had Xavier. Actually I'm doing pretty well. I only missed

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Speaker 10: a couple yesterday. I think I missed two. So that's

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Speaker 10: a good day. That is a good March Madness day

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Speaker 10: if you only miss two games. So I'm loving it.

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Speaker 10: I got I got the I got the games up

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Speaker 10: right now. I can't get enough of it. So what's

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Speaker 10: on your mind? Guys?

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Speaker 2: No, that was our question.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I just wanted to see how we were doing

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Speaker 5: with March Madness.

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Speaker 2: Have another question, Michelle.

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Speaker 8: No, we're good.

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Speaker 10: You guys are the great. Thank you guys. Thanks for

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Speaker 10: the prayer and the support means so much. God bless

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Speaker 10: you guys, talk too soon. Thanks Yeah you too. Okay,

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Speaker 10: who is next? Let me see what miss Daisy has.

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Speaker 10: She has to run back, Patty, Patty, thank you for

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Speaker 10: being a member. What is on your mind?

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Speaker 8: Hey, Charlie, you can you hear me?

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Speaker 10: Yes?

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Speaker 8: Good?

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Speaker 25: So my question to you is about the proposal for

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Speaker 25: the one hundred and fifty thousand dollars tax break. You know,

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Speaker 25: is it going to be a credit? Is it going

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Speaker 25: to be everybody under one hundred and fifty How do

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Speaker 25: you think that's going to impact our revenue as far

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Speaker 25: as income tax?

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Speaker 12: So?

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Speaker 25: I mean I personally, I think everybody needs to contribute

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Speaker 25: at least.

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Speaker 10: A little, right, So, I think this comes out of

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Speaker 10: something that Howard Lutnick said, where he said the president's

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Speaker 10: plan is for anybody under one hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 10: dollars to pay no tax. I don't quite know what

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Speaker 10: the plan is. It might be no income tax. Member

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Speaker 10: you also pay fight attax their Social Security tax, right,

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Speaker 10: there's income tax. I think the the proposal is no

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Speaker 10: tax on anything made under one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

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Speaker 10: I hear what you're saying. I personally think that there's

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Speaker 10: way too much taxing for the working class this country.

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Speaker 10: People that work with their hands, people that work in trades,

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Speaker 10: so I'm very much supportive of that, and I also

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Speaker 10: think it shows a great mindset regardless of the details.

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Speaker 10: I think it's a really good mindset that they want

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Speaker 10: to cut taxes for working people, for people that are

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Speaker 10: in the middle class specifically. So thank you, Patty, really

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Speaker 10: appreciate it. Thank you, thank you, appreciate all you do.

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Speaker 10: All right, James, James, thanks for being a member. What's

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Speaker 10: on your mind? James?

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Speaker 13: Please unmute sac All good?

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Speaker 10: How are you doing? Yes, you're good.

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Speaker 26: I just wanted to know what we could do to

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Speaker 26: try to because we're they as a Christian nation. I'm

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Speaker 26: just trying to figure out what we can do to

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Speaker 26: get back to being more Christly. Like I see, I

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Speaker 26: see that at how our nation is going.

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Speaker 10: It's just not like it should be.

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Speaker 26: We constantly are having so much arguments with each other,

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Speaker 26: like everybody.

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Speaker 10: Wants to just be at odds.

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Speaker 26: I don't know what we can do to fix it.

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Speaker 10: It's a good question. Arguing is okay? Actually, I actually

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Speaker 10: I'm okay. Arguing is fine. The condemnation for no good

1024
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Speaker 10: reason is not a couple of things. I try to

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Speaker 10: point everyone back to the Ten Commandments. If you want

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Speaker 10: to honor God Christ, our Lord says, follow my commands.

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Speaker 10: The Ten Commandments are the eternal rubric. It is the

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Speaker 10: baseline for a free society and a flourishing life, and

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Speaker 10: we can go through them if you'd like. It is

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Speaker 10: you shall have no other gods before me, that you

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Speaker 10: shall have no idols. You shall not take the Lord's

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Speaker 10: name in vain. That you shall work for six days,

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Speaker 10: you shall work. On the seventh day you shall rest,

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Speaker 10: and the Sabbath day you shall keep it holy on

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Speaker 10: your mother and father, so that you may live long

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Speaker 10: in the land of which you are in. The only

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Speaker 10: one of the ten commandments that includes a promise, and

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Speaker 10: also your country. You shall not steal, You shall not murder,

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Speaker 10: you shall not commit false testimony, you shall not commit adultery,

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Speaker 10: and finally, you shall not cove it. It's all from memory,

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Speaker 10: by the way, and by the way, you everyone in

1042
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Speaker 10: this audience, you should have the ten Commandments committed to memory,

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Speaker 10: because the ten I want. I want to be able

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Speaker 10: to study the ten Commandments and know as much as

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Speaker 10: a human being can know about those ten commandments as

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Speaker 10: one of kind of my life's passion, of my life's work.

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Speaker 10: I read entire books on just the Ten Commandments and

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Speaker 10: just a singular commandment. Look, you have to dedicate your

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Speaker 10: time to a certain genre of stuff. I think knowing

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Speaker 10: the Ten Commandments is a really good place to start.

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Speaker 10: Everyone of our founding fathers knew them, committed their life

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Speaker 10: to them. They had them on the walls of Congress,

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Speaker 10: they still have them on the walls of Congress and

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Speaker 10: the Supreme Court. It is a moral guide in a

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Speaker 10: moral abyss. Now, as far as bringing people back to Christ,

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Speaker 10: this is where our churches are failing terribly. One of

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Speaker 10: the reasons why our churches are failing terribly is they

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Speaker 10: talk only about a savior and not about what you

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Speaker 10: need a savior from. They talk only about the sweetness

1060
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Speaker 10: of the Gospel, but not the bitterness of sin. And

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Speaker 10: so I think the church needs to do a much

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Speaker 10: better job of that, and the church needs to lean

1063
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Speaker 10: in and fill that existential void. And I'll be very honest,

1064
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Speaker 10: even my non Christian great friends they said Charlie Covid

1065
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Speaker 10: was a really bad look for the church, And I

1066
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Speaker 10: completely agree. The fact that the church was saying that

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Speaker 10: we are filled with the spirit and that we believe

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Speaker 10: in God, and that this world is not our own,

1069
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Speaker 10: and they were quick to shudder in fear and mask

1070
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Speaker 10: in vax. I think was a great indictment of the

1071
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Speaker 10: moral cowardice of what the American Church had become and is.

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Speaker 10: You could buy booze, you go to a strip club,

1073
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Speaker 10: you could go to a marijuana dispensary, but you couldn't

1074
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Speaker 10: go to church to sing a hymn. I think it's terrible.

1075
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Speaker 10: I think it's wrong, and I think I think the

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Speaker 10: church has yet to repent and to properly atone for

1077
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Speaker 10: the failure that they had during COVID. Thank you, great question, Connie.

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Speaker 10: What is on your mind? Thanks for being a member

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Speaker 10: members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 27: Hi Charlie, I wrote my question there. I'm wondering why

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Speaker 27: the government can't push back against organizations like Soros and

1082
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Speaker 27: the money that they're infiltrating into things like Common Cause.

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Speaker 27: I saw online read that India had rated a Common

1084
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Speaker 27: Cause Institute theory in India, and I'm wondering why we

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Speaker 27: cannot do that? Why do we have to put up

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Speaker 27: with this? I guess questions.

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Speaker 10: So a couple things. You're right. Common Cause is a

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Speaker 10: big organization. It's growing it's kind of the new move

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Speaker 10: on dot org. You guys could check it out at

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Speaker 10: common call. I'm not gonna even give you their website.

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Speaker 10: They have a website. Why should I plug their website? Right, Connie,

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Speaker 10: you guys can look at it. They're all about going

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Speaker 10: after a musk and all this. The key with Soros

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Speaker 10: is you have to find things that he's done that's illegal,

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Speaker 10: not just things that we don't like. I do not

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Speaker 10: have any evidence of this, but that's not fair to

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Speaker 10: say I have circumstantial evidence. But I think a proper

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Speaker 10: FBI and Department of Justice investigation into the Open Society

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Speaker 10: Foundation and into the George Soros network, into the BLM

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Speaker 10: activities in twenty twenty Floyda palooza is beyond necessary. And

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Speaker 10: then secondly, is there an orchestrated campaign of who is

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Speaker 10: burning down these teslas? Who is going after these tesla

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Speaker 10: dealerships that is orchestrated potentially funding domestic terrorism and so

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Speaker 10: cash But and Dan Bongino should make it a top

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Speaker 10: priority to go after anybody that is financing terror and

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Speaker 10: financing the destruction of the United States of America. Thank you,

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Speaker 10: Connie so much, really appreciate it. Thank you okay, Roughgreens

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Speaker 10: come on the air. That is members dot Charliekirk dot com,

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Speaker 10: Members dot charliekirk dot com. You are the backbone of

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Speaker 10: all that we do. We'll be right back. The next

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Speaker 10: creat awakening is here.

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Speaker 12: Welcome back to the Charlie.

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Speaker 10: Kirkshow Okay, everybody email us Freedom at charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 10: Privacy loan debt in the United States total is about

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Speaker 10: three hundred billion dollars, about forty five billion that is distressed.

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Speaker 10: You're hearing us talk about why refile out. They're huge

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Speaker 10: supporters of our program, really great supporters of what we

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Speaker 10: are doing on our campus tours. This may not be

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Speaker 10: availab in all fifty states, but why Refly offers a

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Speaker 10: three minute rate check without any credit impact. Bad credit

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Speaker 10: is accepted. Do you have a co borrower why ref

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Speaker 10: I can get them released from the loan. And here's

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Speaker 10: what I want you to do this week. You might

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Speaker 10: have a nice family dinner, nice lunch. Somebody I'm sure

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Speaker 10: that you know has a private student loan and I

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Speaker 10: want you to connect them the y Refy to help

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Speaker 10: them give out. It can help them. It can help

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Speaker 10: them big time. It also helps this program as why

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Speaker 10: Refi grows. This program grows, turning point grows. If your

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Speaker 10: private student loan debt is keeping you up at night

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Speaker 10: and ruining your life, it doesn't have to just call

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Speaker 10: y refly. That's why are ef y dot com not

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Speaker 10: a debt settlement company. I've met people that have really

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Speaker 10: benefited from this company to help them get out of

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Speaker 10: the thicket of private student loan debt. They're great patriots

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Speaker 10: at y Refi. Go to whyre ef y dot com.

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Speaker 10: Find someone you know, why refy dot com. Okay, we're

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Speaker 10: gonna go to a member email first members dot Charliekirk

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Speaker 10: dot com. I'm gonna read this entire email. It's worth it.

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Speaker 10: And before I read it, let me just tell you,

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Speaker 10: for anyone out there, be very careful sending your kids

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Speaker 10: to college. You may not get grandkids because of it.

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Speaker 10: Be very careful sending your kid to college. It might

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Speaker 10: not be worth it. I wrote an entire book called

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Speaker 10: the College Scam. I called this shot early and with

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Speaker 10: time we've been proven more and more correct. Ninety percent

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Speaker 10: of kids that go to college should not be there.

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Speaker 10: They exit dumber, angrier, with far less wisdom and a

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Speaker 10: lot more hatred of core values and of America. Now

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Speaker 10: turning point USA is helping change that. But let me

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Speaker 10: read this email. On a previous episode, we talked about,

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Speaker 10: by the way, the problem with college educated women, and

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Speaker 10: here is this email. Charlie, I'm sorry to say that

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Speaker 10: you are so right on with the selfishness of white

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Speaker 10: college educated women. I sent my own daughter to a

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Speaker 10: private Christian university in Texas where I live, thinking this

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Speaker 10: would be a safe place for her. She came out

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Speaker 10: of it as a raging feminist. She's not a bad person.

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Speaker 10: She's a generous person on some matters, but in those

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Speaker 10: basic ways, she's very much about self. Despite attending a

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Speaker 10: Christian university, she came out of it as an agnostic.

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Speaker 10: I love her forever, but we've simply agreed that we

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Speaker 10: absolutely cannot talk about many matters involving politics or religion,

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Speaker 10: as we end up in huge arguments. I have no

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Speaker 10: idea where she gets her ideas. She's been out of

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Speaker 10: college for ten years. She did move to the most

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Speaker 10: liberal city in the state of Texas after graduation, and

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Speaker 10: her circles of people are like minded. Because of her ideology,

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Speaker 10: I will never have a grandchild, which brings me great sadness.

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Speaker 10: My daughter worked hard to get into college and did

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Speaker 10: very well there. She of course obtained a generally useless degree.

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Speaker 10: My forty thousand dollars a student loans brought me a

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Speaker 10: daughter that definitely thinks my generation I am jan X

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Speaker 10: are a bunch of racists that don't understand how the

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Speaker 10: world actually works. College was not just a scam, but

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Speaker 10: it absolutely ruined my daughter and made her into a

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Speaker 10: miserable person. No husband, no kids, just constant travel in

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Speaker 10: search of something. I know what that something is. But

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Speaker 10: she's of course not open to God, and that is

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Speaker 10: the saddest part of all. Keep spreading the news, maybe

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Speaker 10: it will prevent someone else's daughter from being ruined by

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Speaker 10: college professors. God bless. That is my life's work. One

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Speaker 10: of my life's work, I have five or six things

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Speaker 10: that I focus my life on, is to hopefully save

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Speaker 10: young people from going to college to become a tragedy. Okay,

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Speaker 10: who do you have next? Members dot Charliekirk dot com, Sandra,

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Speaker 10: thank you for being a member. What's on your mind? Sandra?

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Speaker 10: What's on your mind? Okay, we don't have Sandra, so

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Speaker 10: let's go to somewhere else maybe un mute. All right, David, David,

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Speaker 10: what is on your mind?

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Speaker 3: Uh?

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Speaker 10: We are we are doing poor with the unmuting today.

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Speaker 10: Otherwise it's a great David, what's on your mind? Hey,

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Speaker 10: you did it. Good for you. You broke the say. I

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Speaker 10: figured it out.

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Speaker 21: Thanks, Hey, Charlie, thank you for this. So I live

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Speaker 21: in New York. Unfortunately I was I was wondering if

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Speaker 21: you're hearing anything or see anything, uh, you know, with

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Speaker 21: RFK and Trump regarding trying to do to bring back

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Speaker 21: religious exemptions for the for the states that you know

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Speaker 21: are demand this, you know, vaccine schedule. It's it's very important,

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Speaker 21: you know, to me because yeah, uh you know my

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Speaker 21: particular school. I mean I saw some crazy stuff during

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Speaker 21: COVID I those vaccines that.

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Speaker 2: Were pushed.

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Speaker 10: True story.

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Speaker 21: Uh, three staff members died in the span of two

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Speaker 21: months after these shots went out.

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Speaker 10: Multiple kids have collapsed. Nobody talks about it.

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Speaker 21: I tried to bring it up at board meetings and

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Speaker 21: they just stay silent. And I've been trying to speak

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Speaker 21: up and trying to, you know, contact my politicians. Nobody

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Speaker 21: calls back. Nobody does anything.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 21: The excuse for the Republicans are, oh, you know, the

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Speaker 21: Democrats run the state and we can't bring those bills

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Speaker 21: to the floor to bring back religious exemptions. It's like nobody.

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Speaker 21: It's like nobody cares.

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Speaker 10: It's like, what states that are you? I'm sorry, what

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Speaker 10: state are you in?

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Speaker 21: New York?

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Speaker 10: New York. It's a tragedy, I think. And let me

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Speaker 10: let me interrupt you, because we're running out of time here.

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Speaker 10: And that's a great question. I live. I live in

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Speaker 10: an amazing medical freedom state here in Arizona. So I

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Speaker 10: take the stuff for grant to. I want to try

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Speaker 10: to work with Bobby Kennedy and President Trump to use

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Speaker 10: some sort of federal money to say that you cannot

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Speaker 10: force these extra vaccines on kids, especially those in religious environments.

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Speaker 10: It's a serious issue, and I know Producer Andrew's dealing

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Speaker 10: with this right now in the free state of California.

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Speaker 10: And anything beyond the nineteen eighty schedule, and that is

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Speaker 10: with I mean, you were talking about a they're mandated

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Speaker 10: the COT, They're mandating the COVID shot now for six

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Speaker 10: months old. And this is outrageous stuff. And so I

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Speaker 10: think there has to be a role for the federal government.

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Speaker 10: And my other piece of advice, David, We've got to

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Speaker 10: go to break is try to work through the courts.

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Speaker 10: There has to be some decision somewhere. It used to

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Speaker 10: be ten vaccines. Now it's seventy two shots for our babies.

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Speaker 10: Something's not right and our kids are sicker than ever.

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Speaker 10: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 11: President Trump is already out with the plan to move

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Speaker 11: duties from the Department of Education to other agencies as

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Speaker 11: part of his long term plan to close the Department

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Speaker 11: of Education. Good afternoon, everyone, I'm Terrence Bates. We appreciate

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Speaker 11: you being here with us for this Real America's Voice

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Speaker 11: news break. President Trump plans to put school nutrition programs,

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Speaker 11: for instance, under the Department of Health and Human Services.

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Speaker 11: Student loan servicing would be overseen by the spawn Business Administration.

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Speaker 11: He just made those announcements earlier this morning. All of

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Speaker 11: this is part of a plan to improve government efficiency overall.

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Speaker 11: The latter extends to the Internal Revenue Service as well

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Speaker 11: as A member of the Elon Musk led DOGE team

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Speaker 11: claims that he has canceled technology modernization contracts worth one

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Speaker 11: and a half billion dollars at the agency. Tech startup

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Speaker 11: executive Sam Corcas says that he found legacy contracts with

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Speaker 11: outside technology consultants that were worth tens of billions of dollars,

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Speaker 11: but the system upgrades being paid for. We're decades behind schedule.

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Speaker 11: Plus there are institutional concerns, He says.

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Speaker 24: He is also uncovered we process that the RAS about

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Speaker 24: the same amount of data as a mid size bank,

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Speaker 24: and a typical mid size bank will have somewhere between

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Speaker 24: one and two hundred people in it, and they'll have

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Speaker 24: in operations of maintenance budget in like the twenty million

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Speaker 24: dollars a year range. We have eight thousand people in it,

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Speaker 24: and our operations of maintenance budget is three and a

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Speaker 24: half billion dollars a year. I don't really know why yet,

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Speaker 24: but I will tell you that eighty percent of that

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Speaker 24: budget goes to contractors and licenses. We cannot perform the

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Speaker 24: basic functions of tax collection without paying a toll to

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Speaker 24: all these contractors. We really have to figure out how

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Speaker 24: to get out of this hole. We're in a really

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Speaker 24: deep hole right now.

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Speaker 11: And another headlines London's he Throw Airport is expected to

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Speaker 11: resume flights at some point in time later today and

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Speaker 11: be back at full steam by tomorrow after a massive

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Speaker 11: fire and subsequent power outage shut that airport down and

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Speaker 11: really causing some global flight problems. At the moment, at

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Speaker 11: least three hundred and forty one flights to and from

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Speaker 11: Heathrow are immediately being impacted by this airport shut down,

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Speaker 11: the closures having a ripple effect across the global flight grid.

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Speaker 11: Investigators don't believe the fire that started all of this

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Speaker 11: was started deliberately, but they are not leaving any stones unturned.

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Speaker 11: That includes counter terrorism detectives being deployed to investigate. That's

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Speaker 11: a quick check of your headlines.

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Speaker 12: You will not comply. You're listening to the sound of freedom.

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Speaker 12: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: Do I have something? I don't know if I do.

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Speaker 10: That's what I thought. Okay, there's an education freedom movement

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Speaker 10: happening in America right now. Everybody a lot of excitement

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Speaker 10: in DC as we start the year, But I want

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Speaker 10: to talk to you about something that's happening outside the

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Speaker 10: beltwegh a revolution in the States. It's the education freedom movement.

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Speaker 10: It's real and it's growing. And because some states, as

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Speaker 10: they should, are putting parents in charge of the education

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Speaker 10: of their kids. Everyone knows education has the power to

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Speaker 10: change a kid's life. The fact is parents know their

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Speaker 10: own children best. They know what's best for their development

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Speaker 10: and future. Education Freedom legislation puts parents, not zip codes

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Speaker 10: and politicians in charge of these important decisions. To why

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Speaker 10: I strongly support making universal education freedom a reality for

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Speaker 10: every parent in every state. To find out where your

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Speaker 10: state legislature stands and to make sure your voice is heard,

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Speaker 10: go to Education Freedom USA dot com. Now at is

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Speaker 10: education Freedom USA dot com EDUCATIONFREEDOMUSA dot com. I want

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Speaker 10: to read an email really quickly and then we're going

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Speaker 10: to get to our next member. This is a member email, Charlie.

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Speaker 10: Thanks for everything Turning Point is doing in Wisconsin to

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Speaker 10: help save our state during this critical Supreme Court race.

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Speaker 10: I was at your town hall and appreciate you and

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Speaker 10: Don Junior at making the time. Let me just say,

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Speaker 10: as I'm mentioned earlier, that event was brought to you

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Speaker 10: by Big Pharma, every drug in the world. I took

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Speaker 10: just to be able to do that event, I was sick, sick, sick,

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Speaker 10: and so glad I was able to do that thanks

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Speaker 10: to the amazing mentors Brett in Milwaukee County and Brandon Dane. Great, guys,

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Speaker 10: I newly elected advice chair here in Crawford County. I

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Speaker 10: know you've been speaking. Please mention the importance of why

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Speaker 10: Wisconsin needs to vote again. Well, Kelly me even mentioning

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Speaker 10: this is why and I believe Daisy. Are we going

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Speaker 10: to post that episode of Don Junior and I. We

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Speaker 10: are going to post it Sunday, Great on the Charlie

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Speaker 10: Kirkshaw podcast page. If you are listening to this, either

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Speaker 10: as a repeat or live right now, we are going

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Speaker 10: to post our entire episode in Wisconsin with Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: Junior and I. So it's gonna be great. Okay, Lisa, Lisa,

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Speaker 10: thank you for being a members dot charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 10: What's on your mind?

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Speaker 25: Can you hear me?

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Speaker 10: Yes? What is on your mind?

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Speaker 8: Okay?

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Speaker 4: So I just have a question about with the sort

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Speaker 4: of the taking a part of the board education is there?

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Speaker 4: Do you think that giving the power back to the

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Speaker 4: States will not only increase our kids's academics but help

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Speaker 4: with the significant behavior problems we're seeing in the classrooms.

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Speaker 10: Yes, I mean the behavior problems are partially phone induced. Secondly,

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Speaker 10: teachers are not able to discipline kids the way they

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Speaker 10: used to because a fear of reprisal and political correctness,

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Speaker 10: hyper localizing things is always a better option. Abolishing the

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Speaker 10: Department Education won't, I think, have any way either way

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Speaker 10: on behavioral problems. I'm curiously so, what are you hearing

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Speaker 10: from your experience regarding some of the behavioral problems, because

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Speaker 10: I actually I will clarify this. Blake reminded me the

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Speaker 10: Obama Administration's Civil Rights Office at the Department Education would

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Speaker 10: go after local school districts for suspending kids too much

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Speaker 10: and saying, oh, you're suspending black kids too much. Well

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Speaker 10: maybe those kids, not because they're black, just because they're

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Speaker 10: not acting correctly should be suspended. So getting rid of

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Speaker 10: that would be great. But Lisa, tell me what you're

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Speaker 10: hearing and seeing regarding this issue.

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Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you what I'm seeing because I do

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Speaker 4: work in an elementary school. I'm an occupational therapist and

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Speaker 4: so I'm in and out of classrooms and specifically mostly

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Speaker 4: with special led But I mean, the behaviors are you

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Speaker 4: can't even make this stuff up. And I'm in one

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Speaker 4: of the better counties in Georgia. But I mean kids

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Speaker 4: are kicking, hitting teachers, throwing things at teachers, peeing on

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Speaker 4: the floor. I mean, it's unbelievable. I mean, I would

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Speaker 4: never let my kids act like this. My kids would

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Speaker 4: never do something like this. But teachers are leaving in

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Speaker 4: droves because they can't do anything about it. They can't.

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Speaker 4: They really don't like to suspend. So and this is

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Speaker 4: elementary school, so I just I.

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Speaker 10: Want to be clear. So there are kids that will

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Speaker 10: hit teachers. What grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, Well, we.

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Speaker 4: Had a kindergartener a couple of years ago that threw

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Speaker 4: a stapler across the room and hit the teacher in

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Speaker 4: the head with it. So it goes all the way

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Speaker 4: down to preschool. Kindergarten. Kindergarten first grade really are the

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Speaker 4: toughest because a lot of these kids have They come

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Speaker 4: from no structure at home. They've been sitting on their

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Speaker 4: iPads since the day they were born, and you know, neurologically,

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Speaker 4: they're just messed up.

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Speaker 10: Jeez. I'm far from a child behavioral therapist. I'm a parent.

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Speaker 10: I know that even my two year old, there needs

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Speaker 10: to be discipline and order and time out, like no,

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Speaker 10: you actually don't get that, and no, you don't always

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Speaker 10: get what you want, And it's a battle it requires

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Speaker 10: active battling. And then the most important is no screen time.

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Speaker 10: Matt Walsh had something really good. We're going to post

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Speaker 10: the Matt Walsh episode at some point too, and I

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Speaker 10: really like it. We're going to put it into our

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Speaker 10: family as well, which is there is one screen for

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Speaker 10: the entire family. It's a shared family screen, and there's

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Speaker 10: no IPI ads, there's no iPhones. Each parent has a

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Speaker 10: phone and that's it. And at least for our kids,

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Speaker 10: there is no showtime. There's no screen time. The only

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Speaker 10: time that my daughter has watched TV was with me

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Speaker 10: last evening because we were watching March Madness and that

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Speaker 10: was very important.

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Speaker 17: Arlie.

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Speaker 10: That's great, it's right. So yeah, as an occupational therapist,

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Speaker 10: would you see the screen time is a is a big,

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Speaker 10: big issue.

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Speaker 4: Without question, and there's getting to be a lot of

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Speaker 4: research and data to show that kids' brains are just

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Speaker 4: they're developing completely differently because of screens.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, and that you could even say you

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Speaker 10: made such a good point that kindergarteners who were basically

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Speaker 10: boring in COVID they didn't see people and they were

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Speaker 10: on their phones. They have to be so behind right now,

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Speaker 10: just so behind right. I mean we're talking about a

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Speaker 10: generational time bomb.

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Speaker 4: Kids can't pick, they don't know how to hold a pencil.

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Speaker 4: I mean they come into they've never they've never colored,

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Speaker 4: they've never tried to write their letters. It's it's truly,

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Speaker 4: it's devastating.

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Speaker 10: Actually, So I am I mean, I am curious. I

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Speaker 10: mean my daughter is a great artist for her age,

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Speaker 10: as I might say now, but I mean we're constantly

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Speaker 10: always you know, parenting, how to hold What do these

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Speaker 10: parents do with their kids? They send them to daycare?

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Speaker 10: I guess when they were growing up. What are the

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Speaker 10: daycares doing. That's a great question.

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Speaker 4: I don't know. I never sent my kids to daycare,

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Speaker 4: so I need My kids now are eighteen and twenty.

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Speaker 10: So that's a great question.

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Speaker 4: I can't answer that.

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Speaker 10: Well, you're very sweet and thank you for being a member,

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01:21:41,160 --> 01:21:43,360
Speaker 10: and keep up the great work for Special ED. It's

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01:21:43,439 --> 01:21:46,360
Speaker 10: really really important and really great call. Have a great Friday.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, Thanks you too, Okay, Scott is next Scott,

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01:21:50,800 --> 01:21:53,439
Speaker 10: thank you for being a member. Members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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01:21:53,680 --> 01:21:54,519
Speaker 10: What is on your mind?

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Speaker 14: Hey, Charlie Dittos.

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Speaker 10: By the way, oh thank you major Dittos. That is

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Speaker 10: a good rush. That is a Russism and I will

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Speaker 10: accept as a rushism.

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Speaker 14: And by the way, you've got your Jim Rockford look

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Speaker 14: going today and you're rocking.

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Speaker 10: Good job. Well, thank you.

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Speaker 14: Hey, listen. The reason I called is sorry phone in

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Speaker 14: the background. The reason I called is I noticed that

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Speaker 14: there's a lot of stock price manipulation going on, both

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Speaker 14: with electric officials, mutual funds, that sort of thing. And

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Speaker 14: I was just curious if you thought that going to

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Speaker 14: a zero tax on dividends would shift investment away from

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Speaker 14: kiding stocks into more well run companies.

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Speaker 10: I haven't thought about it much. So how are dividend

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Speaker 10: stocks now tax that ordinary income not capital gains? I

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Speaker 10: would imagine that's the case. Is that right?

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Speaker 8: Correct?

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Speaker 10: Yeah? So I think that the gravitation away from stocks

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Speaker 10: giving or companies giving dividends has been a bad move.

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Speaker 10: For example, a company that still gives dividends is Campbell Soup.

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Speaker 10: They're well known for getting a good dividend. I think

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Speaker 10: Exon Mobile used to give a really good dividend, and

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Speaker 10: they still do. Maybe I could be wrong. I'm drawing

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Speaker 10: from memory here, but the incentive, of course when you

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Speaker 10: have a dividend is to hold is to hold that asset,

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Speaker 10: and it disincentivizes the kind of hedging and the kind

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Speaker 10: of stock manipulation that we're currently seeing. I am far

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Speaker 10: from an expert on the stock market. I leave that

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Speaker 10: to a lot of other, much smarter people. I will

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Speaker 10: do private investments, but generally we need to reward risk

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Speaker 10: takers and decrease taxes on our good faith investors. That is,

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Speaker 10: in general what we need to do. And I will

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Speaker 10: encourage anybody though, if you're young, get in on the

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Speaker 10: market at some level. Learn the market, learn how it works.

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Speaker 10: And if you don't know anything else, buy companies that

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Speaker 10: you use. Very simple rule for life companies that you use.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, my friend. I will think about that. It's

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Speaker 10: a great question. Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 10: Steven. What is on your mind? Stephen, thanks for being

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Speaker 10: a member. Steven's gonna break our streak here, make sure

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Speaker 10: you unmute Steven. Okay, let's get to the next one here,

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Speaker 10: members dot Charliekirk dot com. What do we have, Jim, Jim,

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01:24:31,160 --> 01:24:33,400
Speaker 10: thanks for being a member. Make sure you un mute Jim.

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01:24:33,400 --> 01:24:45,120
Speaker 10: What's on your mind? Okay, let's see who else we

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Speaker 10: have today? Oh no, no, Jim are you there? Yes, huh,

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Speaker 10: all right, good, how are you? Thanks for being a member?

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Speaker 28: Oh yeah, thanks for all you do. But I have

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Speaker 28: kind of a question. I don't know if you have

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Speaker 28: any evidence or anything, but I was wondering about out

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Speaker 28: the Epstein files. We haven't heard anything about that.

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Speaker 10: So here's and yeah, go ahead please.

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Speaker 28: I'm wondering if there's some kind of leverage that Trump

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Speaker 28: is using with those other words. He had quite a

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Speaker 28: few Democrats vote with him on the last the the

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Speaker 28: deficit of the you know, raising the death the death ceiling,

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Speaker 28: I want to say deficit.

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Speaker 10: So uh, I don't know about that. I will say though,

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Speaker 10: that we need to get these files out now. Whether

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Speaker 10: they need to go through like redacted court records, which

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Speaker 10: is something I've heard, there is no excuse whatsoever. At

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Speaker 10: some point in time, hopefully sooner rather than later, we

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Speaker 10: need to release of all the Epstein files, all of them,

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Speaker 10: no redactions, no big black squares or boxes. But also

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Speaker 10: we need the tapes, we need all of the correlated evidence.

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Speaker 10: We deserve it, and President Trump sign an EXECUS order

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Speaker 10: releasing it. What are they hiding exactly what are they hiding?

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Speaker 10: And President Trump has demanded it and President Trump should

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Speaker 10: not believe that Epstein committed suicide. Blake, do you think

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Speaker 10: Epstein killed himself? That's actually an interesting question. Which side

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Speaker 10: for being a member members dot charliekirk dot com. What

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Speaker 10: is on your mind?

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Speaker 29: Well, my first question is do you believe the Framers

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Speaker 29: called for a simple majority of impeachment from the People's

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Speaker 29: House and that that was put into the Constitution so

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Speaker 29: that we the people could defend our own rights.

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Speaker 10: I do. I well, I think it. They designed it

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Speaker 10: through two chambers, But yes, I do believe in some

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Speaker 10: majority in the House was sufficient, but they designed it

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Speaker 10: to a sixty six vote threshold I believe in the Senate.

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Speaker 29: Yes, And I think the reason they did that was

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Speaker 29: so that undulations and differences of opinions and excitement in

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Speaker 29: the public wouldn't cause the impeachment process to be used excessively.

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Speaker 29: But it appears to me that they would put it

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Speaker 29: in the House and they would make it just a

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Speaker 29: simple majority, because it is the people's House, which implies

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Speaker 29: that we have a say in these impeachments, and we

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Speaker 29: say that through our representatives and then ask them to

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Speaker 29: get some to remove somebody who's trying to remove our

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Speaker 29: rights under the constitution.

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Speaker 10: Hear what you're saying. The issue is that I believe

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Speaker 10: in the Constitution it prevents the Senate conviction unless there

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Speaker 10: are sixty six votes. But thank you, sir, running out

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Speaker 10: of time, really appreciate that question. Thank you, Okay, Benjamin Benjamin,

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Speaker 10: thank you for being a member Members dot Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 10: It's on your mind. Hey there, Charlie, how are you

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Speaker 10: great audio? I'm a big fan, I'm a member. You're

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Speaker 10: the man.

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Speaker 30: Okay. I have a few questions. I'm not sure which

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Speaker 30: way to go, but I think my main one is

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Speaker 30: that the I feel like the Christian Church is being

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Speaker 30: infiltrated by left this and all these organizations LGBQ and

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Speaker 30: so forth. How do we help on me ask them

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Speaker 30: to show that they're doing more damage to Christianity. Well,

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Speaker 30: but what they say.

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Speaker 10: The first one, I think the unmasking is happening. I

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Speaker 10: love that term. I would first encourage everybody, though, to

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Speaker 10: make sure the local church that you are going to

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Speaker 10: is one that is not woke and is not involved

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Speaker 10: in this. It is not enough just to say that, oh,

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Speaker 10: you know, it's a big problem, but your local church

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Speaker 10: is like, well, I still like the music, even though

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Speaker 10: that they have a gay Pride flag flying. So you

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Speaker 10: have to make sure that your local church is a

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Speaker 10: reflection of your values. Your second question, Benjamin.

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Speaker 30: My second question is with Elon Musk. Even though, aside

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Speaker 30: from Doge and him having a super technology company, has

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Speaker 30: President Trump ever thought about having Elon help out with

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Speaker 30: the military as far as developing technology for the armed forces.

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Speaker 10: It's a great question, and the answer is he already

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Speaker 10: is now. He's not going to get classified briefings as

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Speaker 10: far as like what China's get, how we're going to

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Speaker 10: attack or whatever against China. However, space force is primarily

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Speaker 10: an Elon Musk production. A space force right now is

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Speaker 10: primarily just satellites and that is almost all Elon Musk,

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Speaker 10: And so as far as developing better technologies. We have

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Speaker 10: a crisis right now in our military. We have a

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Speaker 10: crisis of course with the rank and file, with the wocism.

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Speaker 10: The dei Hegseth is cleaning all that up. The bigger crisis, though,

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Speaker 10: is we have a military manufacturing crisis. What we are

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Speaker 10: producing for warfare is antiquated, full disclosure, everybody. Aircraft carriers

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Speaker 10: are an antiquated way of fighting. It's going to be

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Speaker 10: all about drones and artificial intelligence. It's going to be

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Speaker 10: less about really expensive F thirty five fighters or even

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Speaker 10: the new fighter that they just came out with, which

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Speaker 10: is fine, and it's going to be more about can

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Speaker 10: you have a two hundred dollars drone fly into the

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Speaker 10: front lines. Tanks are becoming antiquated, and so there was

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Speaker 10: this fake news story of the New York Times suggesting

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Speaker 10: he was President Trump was getting classified briefings to Elon Musk.

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Speaker 10: That is not true. But to create the fightest, finest

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Speaker 10: fighting force on the planet, we have to fix the

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Speaker 10: actual weaponry that our troops need. Warfare is becoming more

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Speaker 10: and more of an unmanned game of who has the

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Speaker 10: best gadgets, and I certainly hope we can keep up.

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Speaker 10: Thank you Benjamin, great question.

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Speaker 30: End out the week you God blessed, take care.

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Speaker 10: Excellent email us freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Spend time

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Speaker 10: with your family this weekend. Subscribe to a couple of

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Speaker 10: our episodes. Turn off your devices completely for six days

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Speaker 10: out you shall work. For the seventh you shall rest.

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Speaker 10: And with that I say Shabbat shalom. Enjoy March madness,

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Speaker 10: and I'll see you guys on Monday.