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Speaker 2: And as the buds continues over President Trump's historic victory,

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Speaker 2: South Carolina is still recovering from Hurricane Helene. The death

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Speaker 3: Welcome on Answering Special Report.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michelle backus'side Bo, David sin Terdahl, and Emily Finn.

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Speaker 2: We also have the pleasure of welcoming back Congresswoman Marjorie

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Speaker 2: Taylor Green and our national campaign correspondent Brian Glenn. I

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Speaker 2: just have to say, Congresswoman, congratulations on your win.

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Speaker 3: I think it's warranted. Thank you.

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Speaker 6: I'm very excited, as you should be.

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Speaker 3: It's going to be an exciting year.

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Speaker 2: And of course, Brian, you have been on the road.

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Speaker 2: How's it feel to finally have a moment to breathe.

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Speaker 7: It feels good to be sitting down on a chair

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Speaker 7: it's great to be here in South Florida, and obviously

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Speaker 7: a day after a great win.

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Speaker 2: Historic when nonetheless, I have to ask you before we

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Speaker 8: I really think to me it was Madison Square Garden.

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Speaker 7: For President Trump to go back to his hometown essentially

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Speaker 8: Next time we go back to the ballot box.

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Speaker 9: Oh, I love the sound of that.

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Speaker 2: You know what, what really spoke volumes to me about

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Speaker 3: Take a look nice, and.

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Speaker 10: So you asked, are there any prices that the vice

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Speaker 10: So let this go away and see if there's anything on.

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Speaker 8: The East side.

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Speaker 3: There literally nothing, literally nothing literally.

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Speaker 4: Better than expected performance among key voting blocks. For instance,

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, Bo, and you guys were all on

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Sarah, where you were on election night looked like

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Speaker 15: You can't love your country only when you win. You

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Speaker 16: Would also you hear that AOC pushed out a video

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Speaker 16: I said this, the Democrat Party is like a transgender teenager.

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Speaker 16: This is the time on messaging that we need to

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, and as much as Biden and Kamlo have been

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Speaker 12: Well, I'll give a very direct warning to Letitia James.

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Speaker 12: This has to end, and we will tell her to

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Speaker 4: Yeah, and I'd like to note too, congresswoman. You know,

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Speaker 4: fix it. You've got to go back to Congress. You

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Speaker 12: I think that's a fantastic question, and I think that's

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Speaker 6: For us to get into work, and we are anxious

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Speaker 12: For people at home, they're watching what's happening right now

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Speaker 12: I absolutely love that, But we still have work to do.

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Speaker 12: Congress goes into session next week. We're in session for

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Speaker 16: I was just talking before the show, what a different

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Speaker 3: Great again, That's what it's going to be.

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Speaker 16: It's going to be a different time to work in

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Speaker 12: Yeah, it's basically been like Halloween Knight every single night

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Speaker 12: I would say, you know, here's one thing I would

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Speaker 6: The message that was shot across the bow is.

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Speaker 12: Guess what the American people, the voters that voted for Trump.

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Speaker 16: Go back in twenty twenty, when we were told to

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Speaker 8: Every time I'd go to a rally, I'd ask somebody,

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Speaker 8: And the turnout for Republicans, well, when you look.

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Speaker 1: All right, well, welcome back to Special Report. Republicans are

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Speaker 1: I know you were on the ground in Pennsylvania reporting.

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Speaker 3: We do have some breaking news. The AP has just

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Speaker 3: announced that Dave McCormick won his Senate race. Tell us

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this was a very close race that I was

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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, based off the data and what

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Speaker 2: I mean, that's huge for us. That is a huge

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Speaker 8: I agree.

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Speaker 7: I mean it definitely extends our majority o there, which

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Speaker 7: But I think it's always great to keep adding Republicans

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Speaker 12: Absolutely, but think about the swing and the difference. The

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Speaker 12: we can also give tremendous credit to President Trump. I

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Speaker 8: A bunch, yeahs our home state. I mean like he

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Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, he finished out actually in PPG Paints before

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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what it was packed Pennsylvania, Alligaty County

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Speaker 3: But nonetheless I was shocked at the lines.

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Speaker 2: you know, congresswomen, you talk about Scott Presler, we have

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Speaker 3: Scott Presler courted the Amish vote.

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Speaker 1: All of all things to think about a voting group

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Speaker 3: But the next question is what's next. So Marjorie, tell

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Speaker 1: Bit about what you expect this transition of power to

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Speaker 12: Well, that's where we have all the work to do,

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Speaker 6: We have to be able to fire people.

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Speaker 12: You don't get to be an unelected bureaucrat and keep

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Speaker 6: We should have the ability to get rid of people

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Speaker 12: Other important things we have to do is we have

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Speaker 12: We have to begin these immigration tightening and deporting people. However,

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Speaker 6: I'm talking about people like doctor.

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Speaker 12: Anthony Foundation, absolutely, Secretary Alejandro Mayerka.

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Speaker 8: How do we do that.

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Speaker 12: I'm talking about Christopher Ray, I'm talking about you know,

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Speaker 8: Brian, I want to ask you about the media.

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Speaker 4: You told me before we started that you were watching

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Speaker 8: That that's how out of touch they are.

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Speaker 4: As we go into this new administration, has the media

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Speaker 4: Will the media learn anything? What's the lesson to be

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Speaker 4: I think they will. I think they learned a lot.

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Speaker 7: The other night, I looked around at the mediaiser and

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Speaker 3: They could not believe that Trump had won, We had died.

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Speaker 7: In thirty four time shot in the face, locked them up,

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Speaker 7: They think that's the issues that America is concerned about. Yes,

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Speaker 8: But go talk to your viewers.

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Speaker 7: Find out what they're concerned about and not what you're

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Speaker 1: Or so, it seems like legacy media is really dying,

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Speaker 17: You may know of me as the CEO of this

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Speaker 17: two billion dollar e commerce company, but really I have

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Speaker 17: this other life and you have.

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Speaker 13: An unusual relationship with the United States covenent?

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Speaker 18: Sir?

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Speaker 8: Why are you bringing this up?

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Speaker 17: The FBI needed me to set up a bride.

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Speaker 8: We can have agents running around creating crime.

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Speaker 17: You know it would violate too many rules for us

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Speaker 17: to do it. But if you're willing to go do it,

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Speaker 17: you will look the other way.

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Speaker 3: Oh my name is Marie Plutina.

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Speaker 17: Then that would make it happen. Instead of being happy,

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Speaker 17: they say, just let it play?

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Speaker 8: What let it play?

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 17: I know this may look like the deep throat scene

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Speaker 17: from all the President's men, but where do you think

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Speaker 17: that stuff comes from? These things happen.

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to special report that was from the trailer

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Speaker 4: of the gripping three part docuseries about the founder of Overstock,

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Speaker 4: Patrick Burn, and his experience of being one of the

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Speaker 4: most controversial whistleblowers of our time.

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Speaker 3: For discussion, Let's.

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Speaker 4: Bring in the man himself, Patrick Byrne Patrick, thank you

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Speaker 4: so much for joining us today.

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Speaker 3: Well, I think we don't have Patrick yet. Patrick, can

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Speaker 3: you hear us?

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Speaker 8: Are you fine?

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Speaker 19: Can you hear me?

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Speaker 9: Yes?

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Speaker 3: Yes, yes we can. Patrick.

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Speaker 4: This looks like it's going to be a truth thriller

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Speaker 4: and it's actually real life, not fiction.

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Speaker 3: So first tell us about the docuseries.

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Speaker 19: Well, have you had a chance to see it yet?

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Speaker 18: It's basically the movie The Sting inside of Three Days

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Speaker 18: of the Condor inside of Michael Clayton, And it's kind

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Speaker 18: of hard to summarize in short, but basically I've disclosed

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Speaker 18: that really all my life I had a relationship with

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Speaker 18: the government. I'm not a spy, I've never worked for

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Speaker 18: the CIA, but i've it was the honor of my life.

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Speaker 19: I'll never do it again, but it was the honor

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Speaker 19: of my life to.

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Speaker 18: Have this kind of academic relationship with Uncle Sam called

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Speaker 18: on to get involved with things often that had to

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Speaker 18: do with peace, but in twenty fifteen twenty sixteen, I

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Speaker 18: got called peace and sometimes crime fighting.

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Speaker 19: And then twenty fifteen twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 18: I got pulled into the early stages of what we

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Speaker 18: now know is the Russian collusion, delusion and the Hillary

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Speaker 18: Clinton investigation. And in that context, I set up the

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Speaker 18: Russian collusion thing, which is well a hoax from the beginning.

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Speaker 18: It was allegedly started in July of twenty sixteen, it

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Speaker 18: really started July of twenty fifteen. They've covered up one

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Speaker 18: full year where it was all being set up. And secondly,

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Speaker 18: they had me bribe Hillary Clinton eighteen million dollars so

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Speaker 18: that they could blackmail her.

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Speaker 19: So as a result of.

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Speaker 18: That, unbeknownst to them, I'd actually been sent to investigate

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Speaker 18: them by the Senate Judiciary Committee. And so when Barack

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Speaker 18: Obama and James Comy and John Brennan did that, I

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Speaker 18: created a sting back on them. And the sting was

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Speaker 18: I forced my chain of command into signing off on

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Speaker 18: the rape and murder of Marie Bettina. Now it was

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Speaker 18: a sting in the sense of she was neither murdered

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Speaker 18: nor rape. She's a senator in Moscow today and we're

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Speaker 18: good friends. But when I saw how my chain of

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Speaker 18: command was misusing me. I put them in the position

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Speaker 18: for them to continue the whole fake Russian story. They

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Speaker 18: had to sign off believing that I had committed aggravated rape.

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Speaker 19: And was planning to murder her.

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Speaker 18: And there was a presidential finding signed by Barack Obama

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Speaker 18: that told three federal agents to set that aside so

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Speaker 18: that we can continue setting up what was an effect

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Speaker 18: to soft coup.

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Speaker 19: That's a short summary of the whole movie.

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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Well that sounds compelling to say the least.

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Speaker 1: You certainly have a unique perspective here, Patrick. You did

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Speaker 1: see firsthand the corruption within our institution.

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Speaker 3: So what shocked you the most?

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Speaker 18: From what you saw, the most important thing to know

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Speaker 18: would be that I bribed I arranged a bribe for

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Speaker 18: Hillary Clinton at the instructions of the FBI. The instructions

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Speaker 18: were around Thanksgiving twenty fifteen, and the instructions that were

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Speaker 18: summarized Patrick, somewhere in the world, there's going to be

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Speaker 18: a room.

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Speaker 19: They knew that the government of Azer Barjon wanted to.

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Speaker 18: Pay an eighteen million dollar bride to Hillary, and they

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Speaker 18: summarized at the end of the instruction saying Patrick somewhere in.

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Speaker 8: The world, there's going to be a room.

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Speaker 18: Hillary Clinton walks into that room, the bagman from Azerbarzan

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Speaker 18: walks into that room.

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Speaker 19: They spend ten minutes alone together, then they leave. You

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Speaker 19: make that.

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Speaker 18: Happen anyway you want, I said, okay, And I said, now,

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Speaker 18: who's normally we do things on a handshake, but I

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Speaker 18: need a piece of paper for this. And they came

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Speaker 18: back and told me you can't. We've been told you

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Speaker 18: to say, we can't give you a piece of paper.

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Speaker 18: But the Director says, if you go to Washington, you

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Speaker 18: can be showing a piece of paper. So I said,

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Speaker 18: so this is at the request of Director Comy, and

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Speaker 18: two federal agents leaned in and said, I said Director

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Speaker 18: Comy and President Obama.

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Speaker 19: And two federal agents.

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Speaker 18: Said and so I said, well, you tell Direct Comy

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Speaker 18: and President Obama. That from them's good enough for me.

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Speaker 18: Consider Hillary Bribe January fourteenth, twenty sixteen, in a room

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Speaker 18: in Washington, d C. I pulled all the things together

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Speaker 18: and that happened, and she accepted an eighteen million dollar bride.

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Speaker 18: That would be pretty shocking. I guess there's one thing

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Speaker 18: bigger than that. If you want me to tell you

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Speaker 18: one thing, or you.

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Speaker 3: Go ahead, please do it.

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Speaker 18: After that happened, I was told to forget it. I

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Speaker 18: was initially told to forget it. Ever happened on the

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Speaker 18: grounds that Hillary's going to be president and the first

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Speaker 18: thing she's going to do is send her goons over

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Speaker 18: to the FBI and destroy all of us in our

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Speaker 18: chaining command, and this includes you, Patrick, So forget it.

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Speaker 19: So I said, yes, sir, I went home. I thought

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Speaker 19: about it in early February.

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Speaker 18: A few weeks later, we got together again and I

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Speaker 18: told him that wasn't sitting well. And there was two

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Speaker 18: FBI agents and one represent that go between between John

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Speaker 18: Brennan and James.

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Speaker 19: Comy were in the room and I was told, Patrick,

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Speaker 19: you need to understand.

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Speaker 18: And I let them know it wasn't sitting well with me,

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Speaker 18: and I was told, you need to understand. There are

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Speaker 18: at this point. So this is early February twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 18: At this point, Patrick Bresident Obama has the people across

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Speaker 18: the federal bureaucracy, but especially the Department of Justice. Hillary

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Speaker 18: is going to be president for eight years and nothing's

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Speaker 18: going to change that. But while she's president, think of

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Speaker 18: there as being a Bunsen burner within the Department of Justice.

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Speaker 18: The information about the broads is going to be on

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Speaker 18: that Bunsen burner. The hand on the Bunsen burner is

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Speaker 18: going to be one of Barack Obama's people. If Hillary

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Speaker 18: is a good girl and defends Obamacare stuff, that flame

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Speaker 18: stays low. If she's a bad girl, thanks for herself,

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Speaker 18: it gets turned up that way.

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Speaker 19: Barack Obama's going to manage.

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Speaker 18: Hillary Clinton for eight years, then she steps down and

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Speaker 18: Michelle's going to run and Patrick.

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Speaker 8: That's the plan.

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Speaker 18: That plan turned out to be called Operations snow Globe,

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Speaker 18: and it was Hillary. It was Abama, Brennan and Comey's

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Speaker 18: plan to get Hillary to step into us like a

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Speaker 18: child snow globe that you see at Christmas that they

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Speaker 18: could rattle any time wanted. And my bribe just turned

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Speaker 18: out to be debate to lure Hillary to step into

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Speaker 18: the snow globe. That all happened. And I've given this

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Speaker 18: all under oath to the Jay sixth Committee. You know,

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Speaker 18: if I believe me, if I was lying, I would

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Speaker 18: have been prosecuted long ago. If I'm lying, I'm committing sedition.

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Speaker 18: I'll make it easy for the DOJ. If I'm lying,

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Speaker 18: I'm committing sedition, so drive.

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Speaker 19: Me for that.

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Speaker 4: Well, Patrick, you know you put your life in danger

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Speaker 4: and you continue to do so by speaking the truth.

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Speaker 3: So why do you do it?

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Speaker 19: This country is corner as it sounds.

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Speaker 18: This country was better to me than any actual merit

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Speaker 18: or talent deserved. I'm single, never been married, never have

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Speaker 18: any kids. I've had just a fabulous i mean tailwinds

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Speaker 18: of life that are just kind of historic, and so

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Speaker 18: it just seems to me, like it said, it seems

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Speaker 18: to me, Well, I guess somebody told me once that

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Speaker 18: my dharma is to be other people's karma.

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Speaker 19: I guess that's the way to say.

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Speaker 8: It.

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Speaker 18: Could be you in Christianity, you'd say it's my Catholic

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Speaker 18: sense of duty. But if there were a Hindu explanation

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Speaker 18: would be my dharma seems to be to be other

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Speaker 18: people's karma.

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Speaker 3: My goodness, Patrick, I feel like we could talk to

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Speaker 3: you for hours about all of this.

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Speaker 1: We are running out of time here. But what do

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Speaker 1: you hope comes from this docu series? What action do

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Speaker 1: you hope has taken the point.

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Speaker 8: We was to expose.

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Speaker 18: First of all, Barack Obama is a beneath his cool

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Speaker 18: cat customer he's a worst. He tried to subvert the

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Speaker 18: United States of America. He tried to take it over

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Speaker 18: in a coup. It all started off as this bride

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Speaker 18: blackmail plan against Hillary Clinton. Trump won in a fluke,

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Speaker 18: and they got morphed into this fake Russian collusion story,

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Speaker 18: and Lady and I said, this is the on they

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Speaker 18: had bron.

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Speaker 4: Actually, we hate to cut you off, but we are

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Speaker 4: going to be watching the enemy with him. So thank

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Speaker 4: you so much for your time today, sir. We'll be

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Speaker 4: keep an eye on it. We'll be back in just

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Speaker 4: a minute on special reports.

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Speaker 3: Well, welcome back.

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Speaker 2: The buzz continues over President Trump's historic victory. Many are

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Speaker 4: Tuesday by more than a three point margin. To bring

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Speaker 4: us the latest, we want to welcome an information War

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Speaker 4: correspondent and Vandersteele, and welcome to the show.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much, good to be with you.

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Speaker 20: I'm here in Weaverville, North Carolina, Western North Carolina, up

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Speaker 20: on a hilltop just so we can get cell coverage

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Speaker 20: to bring you this information.

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Speaker 4: Well, thank you for being with us. The Hurricane Helen victims.

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Speaker 4: Are they still picking up the pieces? Tell us what's

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Speaker 4: going on there?

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Speaker 11: Oh?

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Speaker 20: The devastation here is absolutely catastrophic. I mean, these folks

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Speaker 20: have never seen anything like this. When you have a

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Speaker 20: hurricane category four hit the shores of western Florida and

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Speaker 20: then come through through Georgia and into North Carolina and

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Speaker 20: maintain the integrity of a cat to storm, that is

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Speaker 20: something they they've.

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Speaker 3: Never seen here before.

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Speaker 20: Some of the victims who were able to get warning,

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Speaker 20: we're hearing this is going to be a storm similar

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Speaker 20: to what happened in nineteen sixteen, but they had significant flooding.

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Speaker 20: This storm absolutely dwarfed anything these folks have ever seen

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Speaker 20: here before. And frankly, the worst part is the response

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Speaker 20: in terms of actual government help has been fairly negligible,

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Speaker 20: and it's been a people helping people. It's been you know,

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Speaker 20: disaster tourists that have come in from all over the

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Speaker 20: country that have really rendered the aid to these folks,

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Speaker 20: and they have a long way to go. Their recovery

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Speaker 20: is going to take years. In fact, the landscape here

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Speaker 20: has forever changed. It is that dramatic well, speaking.

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Speaker 2: Of what is the latest with the response, is there

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Speaker 2: any hope that they're clinging onto that more's coming soon.

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Speaker 20: Well, you're interestingly enough seeing what we've now identified as

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Speaker 20: FEMA camps, supposedly FEMA camps. The odd thing is when

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Speaker 20: you actually contact FEMA in Washington, DC, or you speak

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Speaker 20: to any FEMA representative, whether they are working through a

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Speaker 20: non governmental organization or they actually you catch somebody on

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Speaker 20: the ground at a bus, they don't know anything about

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Speaker 20: the camps, particularly that we've actually confronted personally. There's a

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Speaker 20: camp in Candler, North Carolina. It's massive. I went there

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Speaker 20: one day a couple of weeks ago on a live broadcast,

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Speaker 20: spoke to the folks there.

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Speaker 3: I was approached by armed guards.

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Speaker 20: They didn't want to let me pass the doors of

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Speaker 20: the camp, passed the gates. They brought a representative out

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Speaker 20: who claimed to be FEMA, had.

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Speaker 3: To FEMA badge. But oddly enough, when.

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Speaker 20: You check with FEMA, they don't have any idea that

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Speaker 20: this camp even exists.

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Speaker 3: They have no information on it. It doesn't show up

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Speaker 3: on the books.

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Speaker 20: Then you have to reflect to the fact that FEMA

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Speaker 20: originally was built in nineteen seventy nine under the name

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Speaker 20: of the Federal Civil Defense Administration, of which one third

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Speaker 20: of their budget is off the books, and twenty members

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Speaker 20: of Congress are the only people that actually have access

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Speaker 20: to what that budget looks like and who those people are.

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Speaker 20: We're told that these camps are really specifically for the

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Speaker 20: members of FEMA that are coming into render aid. At

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Speaker 20: some point, these camps would provide showers and heated, air conditioned,

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Speaker 20: climate controlled luxury trailers for people to stand. Yet none

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Speaker 20: of this is making it out to the hill country

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Speaker 20: where people have lost everything, And frankly, I don't see

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Speaker 20: how some of these people are going to be able

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Speaker 20: to rebuild because the areas in which these rivers and

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Speaker 20: stuff took everything out are still so destabilized. At the

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Speaker 20: next rain or the fall in the spring is going

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Speaker 20: to create even more landslides again.

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Speaker 3: So we're really looking at a mass.

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Speaker 20: Casualty, mass disaster here that is changing western North Carolina considerably.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 7: When this storm hit, a lot of people were saying,

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Speaker 7: are people going to go out and vote that gilan with.

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Speaker 8: Trying to put their lives back together.

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Speaker 21: What were you hearing on the ground just days before

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Speaker 21: the election where people actually talking about finding voting locations,

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Speaker 21: getting out the vote. Where was that on the top

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Speaker 21: list of their priorities, Because I know that some of

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Speaker 21: the narratives that we're making it out there is that

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Speaker 21: the disaster was going to basically outpace or.

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Speaker 3: Are low down the demand to vote.

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Speaker 8: What was going on prior to.

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Speaker 3: The election, You know, that's a great question.

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Speaker 20: The people here in western North Carolina are very hearty stock,

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Speaker 20: They're very patriotic, very American, and they were come hell

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Speaker 20: or highwater literally going to make their way to the polls.

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Speaker 20: There was a lot of effort by the locals and

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Speaker 20: surrounding communities to facilitate picking people up, getting ATVs up

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Speaker 20: into the mountains, to bring people down so they could

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Speaker 20: go to their local fire department or wherever the local

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Speaker 20: precinct was to vote. These people were determined, and frankly,

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Speaker 20: the response that we saw from the current regime in

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Speaker 20: power under the Joe Biden Kamala Harris regime was anemic.

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Speaker 3: But President Trump managed.

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Speaker 20: To get on the ground down here several times and

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Speaker 20: stand with the people in some of the hardest hit

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Speaker 20: areas like Swana Noah, which lost everything.

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Speaker 3: In fact that the lady that I'm staying.

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Speaker 20: With lost three businesses here in western North Carolina based

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Speaker 20: on this catastrophic event. Again, so seeing President Trump was

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Speaker 20: just a shot in the arm.

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Speaker 3: These people needed to.

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Speaker 20: Know that their voice mattered, their vote mattered, and they

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Speaker 20: came out in drobes. As you saw, North Carolina went

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Speaker 20: for Trump, and that was questionable based on what we

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Speaker 20: saw happen here just a month and a half ago.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and you bring up so many good points.

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Speaker 1: I do want to circle back to what you were

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Speaker 1: talking about with FEMA, A Congressman, I know that you

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Speaker 1: are planning to hold them accountable.

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Speaker 3: Do you want to tell us a little more about this.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, absolutely, and listening to what you're saying. I serve

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Speaker 12: on the Oversight Committee and also Homeland Security Committee. Both

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Speaker 12: of my committees have jurisdiction over FEMA, and we will

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Speaker 12: be doing an investigation into what's happened on the ground

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Speaker 12: there in North Carolina, as we'll be having the FEMA

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Speaker 12: director come before our committee. We have a lot of

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Speaker 12: questions for her, just like we did for Kimberly Cheatle

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Speaker 12: of the Secret Service after the failure that happened there

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Speaker 12: where President Trump was shot in the face by Thomas Crooks.

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Speaker 12: Can you tell me with the people, the good people

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Speaker 12: in North Carolina, what are the questions that they would

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Speaker 12: like me to ask the FEMA director to her face.

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Speaker 20: Really, you know, the response of offering people through non

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Speaker 20: governmental organ isations seven hundred and fifty dollars in terms

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Speaker 20: of a loan is unacceptable. These people lost their homes,

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Speaker 20: their cars, their clothing. They're being challenged by their local

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Speaker 20: communities and the local building ordances that you know, putting

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Speaker 20: a trailer up for which myself and another organization, the

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Speaker 20: Truth about Cancer American Foundation and Truth about Cancer have

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Speaker 20: collaborated to raise money to put campers and these small

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Speaker 20: modular homes on people's home sites that are still paying

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Speaker 20: mortgages for something that doesn't even exist. And then you

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Speaker 20: have CPS coming in and saying, well, you can't you know,

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Speaker 20: live in this or you can't stay in the hotel.

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Speaker 20: So FEMA really should be more aggressively supporting with all

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Speaker 20: the tax dollars they the crued over the years. Frankly,

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Speaker 20: congresswom McGrain to facilitate better housing for these people so

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Speaker 20: that they're not at risk of having CPS knock on

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Speaker 20: the door saying this is not an acceptable structure.

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Speaker 3: For your family to be and so we're going to

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Speaker 3: take your children. Well, what I find highly disturbing is.

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Speaker 4: That with the global wank you so much, and we

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Speaker 4: really appreciate you coming on today. We'll be right back

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Speaker 4: with soprano star Drea Di Matteo. Stay with us, Welcome

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Speaker 4: back to Special Report.

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Speaker 3: Well, all the VIPs actors and all.

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Speaker 4: The vieps rappers couldn't put Kamala back together again. Tuesday's

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Speaker 4: election of Donald Trump was a repudiation of Hollywood's grip

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Speaker 4: on culture, especially electoral politics. From George Clooney to Mark

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Speaker 4: Ruffalo to Cardi b none of these celebrities could change

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Speaker 4: the minds of Americans at the ballot box. One actress

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Speaker 4: who went against the grain is Drea di Matteo. You

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Speaker 4: know her best is Adriana le Cerva in the hit

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Speaker 4: TV show The Sopranos, and she is now the co

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Speaker 4: founder of the clothing brand Ultra Free and she joins

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Speaker 4: us now. Drea, thank you so much for being with

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Speaker 4: us today.

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Speaker 13: Hi, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Drea.

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Speaker 4: You never were really politically outspoken, and you voted the

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Speaker 4: first time for the first time in twenty twenty for

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Speaker 4: Joe Biden. Walk me through your mind at that time

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Speaker 4: in terms of casting your vote for Biden in twenty twenty.

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Speaker 13: You know, just a little thing called TDS. I had it,

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Speaker 13: you know, so I think my whole goal coming out

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Speaker 13: and this I had Trump Arrangement syndrome. But now I

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Speaker 13: realize it's called truth derangement syndrome because people still have

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Speaker 13: it and it really has so little to do with

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump because the truth is out there and they're

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Speaker 13: refusing to see it. I mean, this whole society is

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Speaker 13: built on sound bites right now, when look, we have

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Speaker 13: big tech corrupting everything, but at the same time, it's

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Speaker 13: an information highway and how we don't use it to

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Speaker 13: find the truth is a sounding to me. Yes, so

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Speaker 13: once I you know, listen, I was very anti Bush

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Speaker 13: back in the day. I've always been anti establishment, which

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Speaker 13: is why I never voted. I always thought that all

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Speaker 13: political leaders were just playing musical chairs left to right.

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Speaker 13: But I think it really hit me that Trump and

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Speaker 13: this team that he's got around him right now, they

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Speaker 13: really do want to drain the swamp. Like this might

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Speaker 13: be real. I mean not my I know it's real.

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Speaker 13: So yeah, well.

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Speaker 4: As the COVID pandemic happened in twenty twenty. You had

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Speaker 4: an epiphany or a change of heart as the vaccine

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Speaker 4: became mandated, which you didn't want to take, and for

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Speaker 4: good reason. Tell me what happened as a result of

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Speaker 4: that stance in terms of your Hollywood career.

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Speaker 13: I mean, look, I'm a hippie, so I thought that

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Speaker 13: the rest of Hollywood was going to be in the

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Speaker 13: same boat as I thought that everybody would take a stand.

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Speaker 13: I mean, God knows, they're the most vocal people on

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Speaker 13: the planet. And then all of a sudden, nobody's coming

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Speaker 13: out to protest my body, my choice. And that's when

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Speaker 13: I realized that there wasn't just a problem with society

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Speaker 13: but with the government, but there was a problem with

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Speaker 13: our society as well, Like there is a real complacency

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Speaker 13: and the fear is not in the right place. It

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Speaker 13: just seemed very deranged to me, and totalitarian and authoritarian,

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Speaker 13: and there was no way I was getting on board

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Speaker 13: once they mandated it. If they never mandated the whole thing,

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Speaker 13: they might have had a better success rate. But when

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Speaker 13: you tell people and force people to do something, you

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Speaker 13: want to know why. So you know they should have

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Speaker 13: given me a script to act instead of a script

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Speaker 13: to memorize about why about the big why? The big

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Speaker 13: why was very scary when you find out the truth.

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Speaker 4: Well, it's interesting, Drea, because I worked on this film

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Speaker 4: in which many of the crew quietly came up to

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Speaker 4: me and said, we heard you want to make America

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Speaker 4: great again. And I was honestly mortified because I thought,

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Speaker 4: oh God, I've been found out and I'm going to

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Speaker 4: be blacklisted. But surprisingly they were also supporting Trump. They

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Speaker 4: just had to be quiet about it. So I'm curious

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Speaker 4: on the various sets that you've worked on if you

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Speaker 4: had a similar experience.

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Speaker 13: Well, I haven't worked in Hollywood in a really long time.

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Speaker 13: My last set was nonah As, a movie that's not

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Speaker 13: even out yet. I mean, look, I've said this before,

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Speaker 13: and people on social media will to degrade me and

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Speaker 13: destroy me over it. But I and I'll say, if

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Speaker 13: the Hollywood was voting for Trump and the ones that

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Speaker 13: came out against him, I think maybe were slightly compromised

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Speaker 13: and some of them really just haven't done their homework.

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Speaker 22: When you hear a lot of the derangement happening right

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Speaker 22: now over how can you fault somebody for wanting to

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Speaker 22: make their country great again, for wanting no war.

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Speaker 13: For no censorship, healthier food, healthier air to breathe. All

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Speaker 13: of a sudden, news really started. And I'm a liberal,

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Speaker 13: but I'm wondering what's going on with the liberals that

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Speaker 13: have lost their way or left behind Liberals. There's so

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Speaker 13: much hatred in their souls. It's wild to me how

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Speaker 13: they can't see the truth. So yeah, I think that

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Speaker 13: there's still a lot of people that they just couldn't

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Speaker 13: come out and say it. And that's okay, That's what

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Speaker 13: I'm here for.

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Speaker 8: And that looking out.

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Speaker 3: But has it changed though?

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Speaker 4: I mean, you know now that Trump wont I want

908
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Speaker 4: to know, did you have full faith that he would win?

909
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Speaker 4: Said that half of Hollywood likely voted for him. So

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Speaker 4: is there still this contingency of silent underground supporters.

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Speaker 13: I mean, last night I was at Beverly Hill at

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Speaker 13: a restaurant called Il Decaio, and it was packed and

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Speaker 13: there were parades of cars with flags, screaming and yelling,

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Speaker 13: and I thought the restaurant was going to be sort

915
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Speaker 13: of like everybody pretending they're not paying attention. They were

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Speaker 13: videotaping it, they were cheering, they were excited at Beverly Hills.

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Speaker 13: Man same thing in the valley, although I did see

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Speaker 13: a guy pulled over by the cops with a red

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Speaker 13: Mega hat and apparently a man had been chasing him

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Speaker 13: down the street with a machete. So, you know, you

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Speaker 13: tell me where the derangement lies at this point, and

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Speaker 13: the fashionism and the you know, on the it's not

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Speaker 13: on the people. We the people who are not these

924
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Speaker 13: elitist Hollywood folks preaching all kinds of they're just tonesaff man.

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Speaker 13: There's no reality anymore, there's no basis in reality for

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Speaker 13: what the American pe people want.

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Speaker 4: Well, I find it interesting, Drea, that you are pro choice,

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Speaker 4: but that you've seen how far the left has taken

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Speaker 4: pro choice that it became, let's say, incongruous with what

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Speaker 4: America actually represents. You're clearly not a single issue voter

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Speaker 4: like kam Le Hera has tried to make people no.

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Speaker 13: And that's another thing. It's not a one size fits all,

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Speaker 13: like the vaccine wasn't a one size fits all. I

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Speaker 13: also think they took a lot of these social issues

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Speaker 13: and completely destroyed them and aberated them. And I think

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Speaker 13: that's why you saw so many people leaving the Democratic Party,

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Speaker 13: at least the critically thinking ones, the ones that are

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Speaker 13: just so. There's Kathy Vocal standing next to her. I

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Speaker 13: mean I followed her when she and you can't find

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Speaker 13: this video now, but she would get up in front

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Speaker 13: of everybody and use religion to corral people to the vaccine.

942
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Speaker 13: She was saying, be my apostles, I mean, come on,

943
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Speaker 13: and basically denouncing people that weren't doing it. Yeah, it's

944
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Speaker 13: just everything seems very inverted and very chaotic. And abortion

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Speaker 13: is you know, getting women to vote just based on

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Speaker 13: that one issue is a very self righteous cause as

947
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Speaker 13: opposed to righteous. I mean, there are the countries on fire,

948
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Speaker 13: where war all over the place, where on the brink

949
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Speaker 13: of World war, and you are only concerned about reproductive rights,

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Speaker 13: but you're not even stopping to think about your child's

951
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Speaker 13: reproductive organs after the vaccine. Now with these mandates for

952
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Speaker 13: kids and hormone blockers, and don't talk about women's rights

953
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Speaker 13: when you have boys and girls' locker rooms, when you

954
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Speaker 13: have men and women's sports. Don't pretend you're championing women

955
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Speaker 13: because you know, damn straight, if you vote Kamala and

956
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Speaker 13: you're voting in a committee of three hundred white men

957
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Speaker 13: behind her to send everybody to their demise.

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Speaker 3: Well, Drea, you know, let's talk about the present.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 4: You've actually put your money where your free speech loving

961
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Speaker 4: mouth is by starting a fashion line called Ultra Free

962
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Speaker 4: that has t shirts that speak axioms like globalism and

963
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Speaker 4: thank you for remembering the intimate details of my locations

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Speaker 4: and conversations big tech, which I love. Tell me about

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Speaker 4: launching this line, you.

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Speaker 13: Know, I'll be honest with you. At first, it really

967
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Speaker 13: wasn't about I had to get away from Hollywood and

968
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Speaker 13: other things I had to do to get away from Hollywood.

969
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Speaker 13: So I launched the line. But I really did it

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Speaker 13: as a way to talk about Kennedy in the press

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Speaker 13: because I knew he didn't have a voice on Fox,

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Speaker 13: and Fox kept letting me come on, and I was like,

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Speaker 13: this is my way to mention r RFK. I just

974
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Speaker 13: wanted his voice out there. I didn't care who people

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Speaker 13: were voting for. I just thought it was really important

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Speaker 13: for the information and the stuff that he talks about

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Speaker 13: to be a part of, you know, conversation in the world.

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Speaker 13: And a lot of the liberals my whole goal were

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Speaker 13: the left behind liberals for them to wake up to

980
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Speaker 13: the reality that the hippie movement is not alive on

981
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Speaker 13: left right now. The hippie movement is alive on the right,

982
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Speaker 13: and it's not about right or left. There's no party

983
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Speaker 13: right now. I really believe that the wreck and crew

984
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Speaker 13: that just got elected is going in there to genuinely

985
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Speaker 13: try to drain the swamp for real this time, because

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Speaker 13: before it was, you know, they were surrounded by neo cons.

987
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Speaker 13: But here we are. So the whole clothing line was

988
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Speaker 13: a means to just get out there and be able

989
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Speaker 13: to speak because I'm not like, I'm not a big,

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Speaker 13: big time celebrity and stuff. I was the only one

991
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Speaker 13: speaking out against the machine. So I used that as

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Speaker 13: an opportunity to if I sold some T shirts and

993
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Speaker 13: woke a few people up, that was the goal. I'd

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Speaker 13: rather just wake people up if I've made ten dollars

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Speaker 13: doing it, fantastic and you have.

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Speaker 4: Is it an interesting, Drea, how the Republican Party is

997
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Speaker 4: the new counterculture?

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Speaker 8: I think that's incredible.

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Speaker 4: Well, Drea say, punk rock man, Yeah man, absolutely rock on. Well,

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Speaker 4: thank you so much Drea for being on special Report.

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Speaker 4: We really appreciated this conversation. Thanks for having me mansolutely.

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Speaker 3: Well, now I want to bring back my co host.

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Speaker 4: You know, Brian, it was so wonderful to have you

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Speaker 4: with us today, and Congresswoman also such a pleasure to

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Speaker 4: have you.

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Speaker 3: Thank you. Yeah, I was just.

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Speaker 8: Thoughts Brod your final thoughts.

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Speaker 7: I've always said Donald Trump was punk rock of politics.

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Speaker 3: I said that from day one.

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Speaker 8: He was against the gap, the government. He's but big government,

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Speaker 8: the industry. It was about individual rights. He was punk rock.

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Speaker 3: It was just the punks in Green Day that weren't

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Speaker 3: punk rock.

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Speaker 8: Anyway. That's my final thoughts on that. I love what

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Speaker 8: she just said. I think it's great. We all the

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Speaker 8: counterculture we are.

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Speaker 1: We certainly are on Jon Bon Jovie. Unfortunately too didn't

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Speaker 1: get the memo that Trump was punk rock.

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Speaker 3: He had his endorsement for us for Biden. Congresswoman.

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Speaker 12: Final thoughts, I just loved everything that she said. And

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Speaker 12: I'm so excited to be a part of the administration

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Speaker 12: going forward in Washington, DC. Being a member of Congress,

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Speaker 12: I finally get to vote on the things that are

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Speaker 12: going to change America and for the better and exactly

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Speaker 12: what they voted for.

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Speaker 3: So I'm thrilled for I'll tell you what. There's a new.

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Speaker 2: Energy, guys, there's a new energy in the country in DC.

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Speaker 3: Make DC great again, Brian, I love it.

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Speaker 8: Look well, I'm gonna be there. I'm gonna try.

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Speaker 3: And by the way, there are a ton of Maga.

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Speaker 7: Trump rallies in Beverly Hills that you just don't see them.

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Speaker 13: I was seeing them on Twitter.

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Speaker 1: You had all the Trump flags driving around in an

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Speaker 1: area that you would never expect that.

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Speaker 4: And if more people would be like Drea Di Matteo

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Speaker 4: and put a fashion lineup, use your voice. The whole

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Speaker 4: point is being artistically expressive. But the left wants you

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Speaker 4: to do like this. They want to concave it down

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Speaker 4: into one small line. So I'm so glad she is doing.

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Speaker 3: What make America punk rock again?

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Speaker 8: Everybody?

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Speaker 2: All right, well everyone, thank you so much for watching

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Speaker 2: Special Report, a very special episode with.

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Speaker 3: Two very special guests.

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Speaker 2: Make sure to tune in right back here for o'clock

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Speaker 2: tomorrow's War Room. We'll stay ben this up next.