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Speaker 3: Joy is unconfined.

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Speaker 5: Trump has been relatively optimistic on the prospects of this

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Speaker 5: So that's the sort of mood of the international allies

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Speaker 6: Take a listen.

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Speaker 4: We never make any plans in advance.

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Speaker 7: We know that we have arguments, a clear understandable position.

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Speaker 7: Much has already been done during the visits of the

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Speaker 8: Describe a little bit, mister President, because I know you've

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Speaker 9: We've been doing it for a long time, but so

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Speaker 4: We saw that Russia continued its violence into Ukraine last night,

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Speaker 1: But he's the greatest. Wildest celebration of all was in

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Speaker 8: Well for discussions today, mister President, are the territorial swaps

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Speaker 8: The lands issue is a thorny. This is going to

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Speaker 1: Of thousands of proun American plagues nott at the Square

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Speaker 1: From early Tuesday morning. The celebration went on for twenty

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Speaker 11: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 11: You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 6: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 11: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 6: War Room.

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Speaker 4: Here's your host, Stephen k.

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Speaker 11: It's Friday, fifteen August and the year of lower twenty

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Speaker 11: Nobody wants to talk about. Mainstream media doesn't want to

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Speaker 11: President Trump today obviously on a mission for world peace.

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Speaker 1: The day of days for America and her allies. Crowds

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Speaker 11: young men can't find jobs. American young men can we

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Speaker 11: put that up. American young men can't find jobs. You

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Speaker 11: know where they can't find jobs because we have three

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Speaker 11: hundred and fifty thousand foreign students here, and those students

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Speaker 11: get jobs, and plus HB one and all these scam

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Speaker 11: H one bv's and all these other scams they put

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Speaker 11: foreigners ahead The same qualities that you see in those

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Speaker 11: young men that fought in one. World War Two are

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Speaker 11: the exact same qualities you have in this young generation

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Speaker 11: of people between twenty and thirty years old. They're the

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Speaker 11: exact same people. They volunteer at In fact, they volunteered

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Speaker 11: for the military. Most of the guys in World Two

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Speaker 11: will admit they were draft ease. There were some volunteers,

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Speaker 11: particularly early on, mainly draftees. These are volunteers. The new

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Speaker 11: greatest generation we have is that younger generation. And what

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Speaker 11: do we do. The system goes out of its way

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Speaker 11: to say you're not important, to say you're just trash

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Speaker 11: and garbage, to say, yeah, just go back to live

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Speaker 11: with your mom and dad. And these are people that

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Speaker 11: have college degrees. These are the folks that have done

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Speaker 11: everything we've told them they have to do to be successful.

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Speaker 11: Why because the big tech oligarchs, the corporatus Wall Street,

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Speaker 11: want cheaper labor. Remember eighty years ago today, the joy

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Speaker 11: in the streets of New York City and Chicago and

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Speaker 11: throughout the nation, the little hamlets and villages all the

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Speaker 11: way to our biggest cities. They survived it. They survived

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Speaker 11: it and went on to build the greatest superpower in

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Speaker 11: the world. And what have we done with their grandsons?

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Speaker 11: We've thrown them in a trashman. That's the fight we

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Speaker 11: have today. And this is why we've got to get

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Speaker 11: to this Ukraine with no money and no security guarantees

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Speaker 11: and out of the Middle East. That's their problems. Our

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Speaker 11: problems are here at home. Sure, commercial break back in

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Speaker 11: the Long.

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Speaker 4: War room, your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 5: K bah.

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Speaker 11: Welcome back, and let's frame this the very important negotiations.

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Speaker 11: And there's going to be all kinds of technical detail. Look,

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Speaker 11: we're going to have Brian glenn Is on the ground now,

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Speaker 11: we'll get Bran up in a few minutes. Jack Pasovac

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Speaker 11: is on Air Force one. Jack will be inside many

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Speaker 11: of these at least the press pool for some of

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Speaker 11: these central meetings. Scott Bessen is there to help President

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Speaker 11: trumpet a sist him in the negotiations. There's going to

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Speaker 11: be a lot of back and forth in complexity. But

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Speaker 11: let's talk signal. The United States holds all the cards. Okay,

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Speaker 11: The Eastern Russian speaking border of this Slavac entity, as

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Speaker 11: these two Slavic nations slug it out, is not in

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Speaker 11: the vital national security interests of the United States. Let

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Speaker 11: me repeat this, vital national security interests of the United States,

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Speaker 11: the same as in the Middle East and in Persia

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Speaker 11: and in Syria. Right, that's the expansion of greater Israel.

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Speaker 11: That is not about the vital national security interest of

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Speaker 11: the United States. Now Israel's a protectorate because the globalist

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Speaker 11: of Biden in this crowd of the deep state that's

492
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Speaker 11: gone after Trump and now you have these investigations going

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Speaker 11: down like crazy, and we're going to have in the

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Speaker 11: second hour, Peter Schwitz is going to join us. Eric

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Speaker 11: Eggers is going to join us over at Government Accountability

496
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Speaker 11: and the great investigator reporting they've been doing on Clinton

497
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Speaker 11: and everything for the last ten years now becoming a

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Speaker 11: big issue. O which Jones is going to come to us,

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Speaker 11: is going to be on with us. We hold all

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Speaker 11: the cards. We don't have to underwrite this. There's no

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Speaker 11: secret law that says we have to. And we have

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Speaker 11: to stop the madness. Can't have Zelensky and these Europeans

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Speaker 11: getting on calls and they're demanding this, their demand this.

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Speaker 11: It's like the Democrats coming back to Texas. Oh, they're

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Speaker 11: demanding this. They got demands to come back.

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Speaker 3: Screw you.

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Speaker 11: It's time to go full maximalist. We have to save

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Speaker 11: our country, the country that those young men and women

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Speaker 11: that were celebrating in Times Square, that they bequeathed to

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Speaker 11: us with their blood. That's what's important about today.

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Speaker 3: That's what the.

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Speaker 11: Mainstream media and Fox on these people are going to

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Speaker 11: connect with thats don't want to talk about. It's their

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Speaker 11: sacrifice that God is this country and it's accumbent upon

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Speaker 11: us to put America first and particularly put American citizens first.

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Speaker 11: And in doing that, how about this, we put the

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Speaker 11: young American of the putting the American citizens first. The

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Speaker 11: top of the pyramids should be our young men and

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Speaker 11: women who are abused right now, particularly the young men abused.

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Speaker 11: They should call what they're doing to this young generation

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Speaker 11: of men you should call in any normal society, you

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Speaker 11: call child protective services on abuse. To make them feel

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Speaker 11: like trash, they're not trash. They're exactly in the direct

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Speaker 11: lineage of those men that fought and won World War Two.

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Speaker 11: You look at these last couple of generations of what

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Speaker 11: they've done to answer the call on wars that our

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Speaker 11: leaders lied and misled people on. They still volunteered in

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Speaker 11: droves and still fought with the same courage and tenacity

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Speaker 11: and grit of the best of their forefathers. From Lexington

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Speaker 11: and Concord, all the way down to Antietam and Gettysburg,

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Speaker 11: the Battle of New Orleans.

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Speaker 4: All of it.

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Speaker 11: San Juan Hill, the First World War where we made

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Speaker 11: the critical difference that brought that to an end. We

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Speaker 11: have to keep that in mind. No security guarantees and

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Speaker 11: opening the checkbook for Ukrainian development. Let the Europeans, they're

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Speaker 11: wealthy nations, they want to do it. Let them do it.

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Speaker 11: This is their war. They instigated this, They're the ones

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Speaker 11: that brought this down on Ukraine and fought to the

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Speaker 11: Atlash Ukraine. Why are we even in the situation today?

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Speaker 11: The brave Ukrainians are now sixty year old people are

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Speaker 11: now allowed to go to the battlefield and they're recruiting

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Speaker 11: them as fast as they can because Ukrainians are naturally patriotic.

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Speaker 11: They've been very courageous as a people. It's been pretty amazing.

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Speaker 11: But it's not about that. This war has nothing to

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Speaker 11: do with the vital national security interest in I said,

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Speaker 11: you know, it does. What's happening in Last Angelus, What's

548
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Speaker 11: happening in Chicago, what's happening and going to happen in

549
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Speaker 11: New York at this election? President Trump, what he's doing

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Speaker 11: in Washington, d C. Today with seizing the institutions and

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Speaker 11: seizing the nation's capital and turning it around from being

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Speaker 11: a crime ridden, graffiti marked hellhole. Also in Texas, we

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Speaker 11: have to have a maximus position in the House of Representatives,

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Speaker 11: There's no question about it, and any politician that waivers

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Speaker 11: on that ought to be turfed out immediately. If you

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Speaker 11: don't understand that, Abbott, you do not understand the moment

557
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Speaker 11: in history they were in. Look at what you saw

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Speaker 11: in California yesterday. They're going to take a state that

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Speaker 11: I don't know is thirty five to forty percent Republican,

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Speaker 11: and they're going to have a fifty two seat congressional

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Speaker 11: delegation that's going to have I think four seats either

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Speaker 11: fifty to two or forty eight to four because they

563
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Speaker 11: don't care. They play smash mouth that against them. I'm

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Speaker 11: so glad we sent the Ice agents there yesterday and

565
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Speaker 11: there should have been arrested more people. I want to

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Speaker 11: play a video right now. I don't know how many

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Speaker 11: people in this video are US citizens. There may be some,

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Speaker 11: but it's not the point. The point is many are not,

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Speaker 11: and we can't. This is what's competing against US citizens

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Speaker 11: young men and women all the time, and people that

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Speaker 11: we have ascertained are you know, can't get jobs because

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Speaker 11: the globalists won't hire them. The globalists and the big

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Speaker 11: tech oligarchs push H one B visas and now they

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Speaker 11: want the spouses to work in all of it and

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Speaker 11: use as an entry into these green cards. We don't

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Speaker 11: need any of these programs now, we don't need any

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Speaker 11: foreign students, and we don't need any visas put out

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Speaker 11: for workers.

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Speaker 3: We don't.

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Speaker 11: Let's get our own house in order. There may be

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Speaker 11: a time we do that. And even the foreign students

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Speaker 11: that I'm here should have an exit VISUS stapled to

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Speaker 11: the diploma to return home. Why it's not just America

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Speaker 11: that we're trying to assist in greatness, it's all these

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Speaker 11: individual countries. You want the world to be in peace,

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Speaker 11: you want the world to be in prosperity. Have these

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Speaker 11: individual nations make themselves great again? How are they going

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Speaker 11: to do that? One of the most primary ways is

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Speaker 11: to keep their own best and the brightest. We can't

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Speaker 11: be an imperialist about talent. You can't I understand if

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Speaker 11: you have some Einstein's.

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Speaker 3: Or people like that.

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Speaker 11: Certainly there's always room and opportunities for that, but that's

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Speaker 11: not what we're talking about. And when they say that,

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Speaker 11: they're lying to you. The NBC story is just to

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Speaker 11: flip side of this. These young men can't get jobs.

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Speaker 11: And these are people that have already gone through and

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Speaker 11: done everything they were told to do, and particularly the

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Speaker 11: STEM people, the people that got the technical degrees. These

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Speaker 11: are people that have focused and worked hard since they

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Speaker 11: were in grade school, of which many of us, myself included,

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Speaker 11: maybe every now and again kind of you know, hey,

603
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Speaker 11: maybe sports is more fun, maybe reading is more fun

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Speaker 11: than grinding it out and getting straight a's, because trust me,

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Speaker 11: I did not get straight a's. These are the kids

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Speaker 11: that did what they were told to do and now

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Speaker 11: they're hit up, and it's about their confidence. How much

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Speaker 11: confidence do you have when you have to go home

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Speaker 11: as a young man and live in your mother's basement,

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Speaker 11: living with mom and dad.

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Speaker 3: Zero.

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Speaker 11: This is why we don't have family formation. This is

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Speaker 11: why we have a demographic problem. This is why you know,

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Speaker 11: we don't have you know, the houses. Nobody's buying houses.

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Speaker 11: You have family formations late now in to the mid thirties.

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Speaker 11: Why it's not because of human nature, It's because of economics.

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Speaker 11: It's economics driven by the corporate tess. This is in

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Speaker 11: their advantage. Remember today, the two things, what's going to

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Speaker 11: happen in Anchorage and what happened eighty years ago when

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Speaker 11: the guns were finally put silent. It is all inextricably

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Speaker 11: linked with this issue today. Did those heroes? Did those

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Speaker 11: heroes sacrifice in places like Saipan and Tarawa, these god

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Speaker 11: forsaken of tolls, at least at that time when they're

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Speaker 11: turned into murderous killing fields, are normandy? Or are the Skies

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Speaker 11: over Nazi Germany with the Eighth Air Corps? Did they

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Speaker 11: sacrifice so that eighty years in the future their grandchildren

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Speaker 11: and great grandchildren would have to be living at home

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Speaker 11: because we had allowed foreigners to come in the country

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Speaker 11: and take their jobs.

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Speaker 3: Are you kidding me?

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Speaker 11: Why don't we just go and spit on their graves?

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Speaker 11: What was their sacrifice? For their sacrifice was for this

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Speaker 11: country they did? It wasn't some a nebulous we're fighting

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Speaker 11: for democracy. They fought to defend the United States of

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Speaker 11: America because Japan attacked it. That's why we went to war,

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Speaker 11: and Germany then declared war on us. We did not

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Speaker 11: declare war in Germany only after they declared war on

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Speaker 11: us because of their secret treaty with the Japanese. Today's

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Speaker 11: and historic day is one of the most historic days

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Speaker 11: in American history because of the eightieth commemoration of the

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Speaker 11: great victory in World War Two. And look at the

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Speaker 11: unbounded joy of the greatest generation. It's very moving if

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Speaker 11: you watch that. Why because they understood, I'm not going

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Speaker 11: to die on a foreign battlefield. I'm going to live,

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Speaker 11: and we're going to have a life. Think of that

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Speaker 11: great photo. What's the iconic photo the sailor, you know,

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Speaker 11: grabbing the nurse right in Tom Square, throwing her back

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Speaker 11: and getting a big kiss.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 11: Joy, pure joy, pure unbridled joy. Why because they knew

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Speaker 11: they had survived in their country, had survived and was

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Speaker 11: going to thrive. And look what we've done, and the

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Speaker 11: burdens on us. We have done this. We have allowed

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Speaker 11: this to happen. We have allowed the corporatis, we have

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Speaker 11: allowed Wall Street, we have allowed Big Tech, we have

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Speaker 11: allowed these oligarchs who are the worst people on earth.

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Speaker 11: Look at Zuckerberg. Look at this situation with Zuckerberg that

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Speaker 11: we talked about with Joe Allen yesterday. What they've allowed

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Speaker 11: and what is in their standards and protocol, their standards

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Speaker 11: in protocol, and what he's pushing, what Zuckerberg's pushing to

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Speaker 11: have the little artificial intelligence, the AGI friend, your assistant,

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Speaker 11: your buddy. Look how they look, how they're programming of

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Speaker 11: those entities, those things and particularly the influencer can have

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Speaker 11: over children, and what it's allowed to say to children,

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Speaker 11: and what they prompted to say to children, not just

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Speaker 11: the central talk. They're pretty basic sexuality for children. That's

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Speaker 11: who you've turned your country over to. This is why

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Speaker 11: these young men are in their parents' basements, are their

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Speaker 11: bed are their same rooms. They grew up with the

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Speaker 11: same soccer trophies, same sports trophies, same memories from college

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Speaker 11: in high school. And it doesn't have to be like that.

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Speaker 11: This is not the second law of thermodynamics. There is

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Speaker 11: no natural property on earth that says it has to

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Speaker 11: be like that, because it doesn't have to be like that,

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Speaker 11: just like there's no natural property on earth that says

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Speaker 11: we have to be drawn into endless wars in the

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Speaker 11: Middle East, or we have have to be drawn into

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Speaker 11: a massive financial commitment and American defense commitment again in Europe,

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Speaker 11: this time the Eastern part of Europe. Remember, most of

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Speaker 11: you come from families that got kicked out of those countries.

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Speaker 11: That's fine, they came here and started a new life

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Speaker 11: as hard and brutal as that was. Our lesson today

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Speaker 11: should be we have to put America's interests to first.

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Speaker 11: And in putting the interest first, we have to put

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Speaker 11: American citizens interest first. And on top of that, let's

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Speaker 11: put the youngest citizens priorities above all. That's the way

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Speaker 11: our nation has always been, to think downrange and what's

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Speaker 11: best for the nation and what's best for the children

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Speaker 11: of the nation unborn generations. Next in the War.

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Speaker 4: Rope War Room, here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 11: Okay, uh, welcome back. I've got somebody I want to

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Speaker 11: I want to get this in. I got Peter Schweitzer

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Speaker 11: and Eric Eggers next hour, Alex Jones, a lot more

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Speaker 11: to go through what I've been talking about and teeing

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Speaker 11: up on this on the situation in Anchorage. Right, We've

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Speaker 11: got Brian Glens on the UH is there. He's transporting

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Speaker 11: thing over to the joint base Elmendorf and Richardson. We'll

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Speaker 11: get that Jack Besobak's action on the plane Air Force one.

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Speaker 11: I want to introduce doctor Greg senemm Uh, an independent

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Speaker 11: researcher that and doctor Greg you you actually worked and

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Speaker 11: helped structure this Auburn study obviously with Auburn University on

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Speaker 11: field of greens. That's so it's kind of blowing people away.

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Speaker 11: Can you ask I just want to ask you just

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Speaker 11: walk us through. What was the study? How'd you guys

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Speaker 11: structure it? And then what were the results?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a primary for question and that is aging. Right.

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Speaker 6: You know, the world is so full of too many

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Speaker 6: vitamins and mineral supplements and too many rules and what

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Speaker 6: do you do with it? Well, really wanted to do

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Speaker 6: is structure a study, a credible study through a major

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Speaker 6: university that said, how can you simplify it? So we

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Speaker 6: structured this study with field of greens that a premium

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Speaker 6: vegetable and fruit supplement that if we took subjects through

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Speaker 6: and ran them through a couple months of study, could

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Speaker 6: we show that just adding field of greens to your

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Speaker 6: diet don't change anything else. Don't change what you eat.

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Speaker 6: If you eat fast food, keep eating fast food. If

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Speaker 6: you drink, keep drinking. If you exercise a little or none,

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Speaker 6: don't change that. We only wanted to see what would

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Speaker 6: happen if we introduced Field of Greens to normal people

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Speaker 6: and looked at their epigenetic age over a couple month

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Speaker 6: period to see if they actually slowed their aging down.

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Speaker 6: That's a groundbreaking way of looking at at aging studies.

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Speaker 11: And what were the how big did you were the

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Speaker 11: pool of people? I mean, how was it conducted? And

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Speaker 11: then what were the results.

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Speaker 6: So what we do is we extrapolate out we should

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Speaker 6: go for about eighteen to twenty people, knowing a couple

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Speaker 6: drop out, and then you extrapolate results over a longer

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Speaker 6: period of time using more and more people. So the

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Speaker 6: modeling showed that we had consistency with about a twenty

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Speaker 6: person study and we showed some dramatic results that And

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Speaker 6: interestingly enough, we see that with you because we understand

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Speaker 6: you've been taking Field of Greens about two years. So

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Speaker 6: I hope this doesn't feel too intrusive, but we pulled

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Speaker 6: video of you several interviews about two and a half

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Speaker 6: years ago, and we ran them through our system and

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Speaker 6: compared your images now with the videos you've been doing.

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Speaker 6: Now you look markedly younger now than you did two

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Speaker 6: and a half years ago. And I don't I hope

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Speaker 6: that's not intrusive. I don't know what changed in your life.

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Speaker 6: I don't know what was going on. But you're doing

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Speaker 6: good whatever you're doing. If it's field of greens, that's fantastic.

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Speaker 11: Field of greens, Field of greens in federal prison, federal prison,

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Speaker 11: the federal I went to the federal prison, SPA. No,

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Speaker 11: but by the way I feel, I feel much younger.

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Speaker 11: This is why explain the audience what your age versus

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Speaker 11: biological age, because I think this is a concept I

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Speaker 11: want the worm and posse you start thinking about, because

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Speaker 11: I definitely feel younger and more energetic today than even

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Speaker 11: a couple of years ago. And I felt pretty energetic then.

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Speaker 11: But I feel much and I think you look at

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Speaker 11: it from one time I was in the White House,

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Speaker 11: I feel much better, much more energy, et cetera. So

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Speaker 11: what's the difference in this biological age? And how can

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Speaker 11: field of greens being all natural with no subsitudes and

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Speaker 11: the processing done in a different way. It's not jammed

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Speaker 11: up like the other brands that are out there to

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Speaker 11: put so much money in marketing. Why is this different

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Speaker 11: and why is this effect what we call biological age.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's a great question. So the average American

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Speaker 6: has a biological age that's somewhere between eight and sixteen

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Speaker 6: years older than they are. That means that they are

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Speaker 6: between eight and sixteen years older on the inside. At

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Speaker 6: the biological level, their cells are aging too quickly, they're

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Speaker 6: vital organs are aging too quickly, they will have a

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Speaker 6: higher likelihood of severe health problems early and a shortened life.

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Speaker 6: That's simply what biological aging seeks to measure. So we

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Speaker 6: all have our normal age, like what it says in

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Speaker 6: your driver's license, and then through epigenetic testing, which is

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Speaker 6: blood serum and different ways, we can test what's going

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Speaker 6: on inside your body at the cell level, we can

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Speaker 6: tell basically what your biological age. And again, if you're

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Speaker 6: aging too quickly, then you're headed for trouble. And so

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Speaker 6: really the whole purpose of the study Steve, was to

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Speaker 6: find out, I know, we can't reverse aging. No nothing

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Speaker 6: it will ever reverse aging in any product that says

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Speaker 6: we reverse aging is lying to you. What you want

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Speaker 6: to show is that we have slowed the oxidation process down.

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Speaker 6: And that's what the Auburn study proved. Again, don't change anything.

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Speaker 6: Eat the normal, exercise normal. If you drink normal, drink normal.

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Speaker 6: Don't change anything. But the interesting thing about the Auburn

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Speaker 6: study is it showed that patients who who were taking

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Speaker 6: Field of Greens during that period showed a slowing of age,

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Speaker 6: and then when they stopped taking it on the follow

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Speaker 6: up period, they started accelerating their ages, so it almost

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Speaker 6: went two times faster. They aged almost two times faster

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Speaker 6: when they stopped taking Field of Grains.

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Speaker 11: Unbelievable. Feldgreens dot com. Use promo Cobena. You get discount,

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Speaker 11: but go check out the day the studies up there.

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Speaker 11: Go get all the information because this is a pretty

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Speaker 11: blockbuster doctor Greg anything in conclusion, any observations, you.

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Speaker 6: Know, thanks for asking that. I would just say, anti

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Speaker 6: aging is a big deal and it has to go

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Speaker 6: on on the inside. If you want to look I mean,

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Speaker 6: like we looked at you, you look younger.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 6: Field of Greens could probably take a lot of credit

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Speaker 6: for that, but maybe did other things. But if you

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Speaker 6: want to slow your aging down, this is the first

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Speaker 6: product I have ever studied that showed it simply slows

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Speaker 6: it down. So if you, if your folks want to

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Speaker 6: get a discount of twenty percent, I invite him to

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Speaker 6: go to Fieldogreens dot com and enter Bannon.

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Speaker 3: Wow.

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Speaker 11: Thank you. I want to make sure everybody understands I

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Speaker 11: never talked to this guy in my life, and I

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Speaker 11: had nothing to do with the study, but now I'm

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Speaker 11: fully embracing it. Doctor Greg sent him on. Thank you

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Speaker 11: so much.

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Speaker 3: Brother.

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Speaker 11: Folks, go go today to field Greens it out, get

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