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Speaker 1: Winnow the field to one candidate that can beat Marxist

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Speaker 1: and the headline is biden aides believed that he should

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Speaker 1: sign pardons by hand. He outsourced the approval to Vice

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Speaker 1: the heels of John Solomon's breaking news report that well, first,

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Speaker 1: If you were in New York City, I'm guessing you'd

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Speaker 3: You know, Ever since I became a reporter, I've never

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Speaker 1: Listen, it's in America's best interest, in New York's best interests,

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Speaker 1: Let's get to your bombshell report. Biden aides believed he

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Speaker 1: I think it's going to be a massive deal. Great

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Speaker 1: the Fox News Channel. John, thank you for stations along

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Speaker 4: Well, it's difficult for Americans to buy home, particularly after

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Speaker 4: the last four years, sir, but with the President's signature today,

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Speaker 5: Phone calls and text messages.

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Speaker 4: But with your signature today, we're going to put an

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Speaker 2: Good job, good it's a great honor, John.

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Speaker 6: Okay, there it is, and that's going to help a

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Speaker 8: Next, we have a number of executive orders for your attention, sir.

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Speaker 8: From seventeen eighty nine until nineteen forty seven, our nation

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Speaker 6: Great job, Dan, and we've been talking about this Department

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Speaker 2: Miss President, thank you.

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Speaker 10: After winning a war for independence in seventeen eighty nine,

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Speaker 5: In nineteen forty seven, and as you point it out,

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Speaker 10: Disparage our warfighters, whether it's the Korean War, the Vietnam War,

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Speaker 5: It's about restoring words matter.

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Speaker 10: It's restoring as you've guided us to, mister President, restoring

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Speaker 10: mister President, the War Department is going to fight decisively,

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Speaker 5: We're going to raise up warriors, not just defenders.

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Speaker 10: So this War Department, mister President, just like America, is back.

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Speaker 5: Thank you for your leadership and your clarity.

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Speaker 10: We're going to set the tone for this country, America first,

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Speaker 2: We're back. Thank you.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure very well stated and really it has to

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Speaker 6: It turned out to be a famous day for our

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Speaker 6: But General Kaine's done a fantastic job and again defeated Isis,

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Speaker 11: Dan say if you words, yes, sir, thank you, Thank you,

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Speaker 1: All right, the President announcing the Department of Defense now

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Speaker 2: That's a big one.

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Speaker 5: It's a big one of stress.

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Speaker 12: This rebranding a question for you, in the newly minted

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Speaker 2: I think it sends a message of victory.

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Speaker 6: I think it sends as really a message of strength.

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Speaker 6: General I'd say it was the most embarrassing day and

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Speaker 6: That was terrible, and we were going to be leaving,

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Speaker 6: And I think that indicates we have the strongest military.

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Speaker 2: Is that right now?

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Speaker 6: deals I told you about the seven wars, a majority

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Speaker 6: of them wouldn't have happened.

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Speaker 2: They happened for two reasons. Trade and our strength. Those

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Speaker 2: are the two reasons.

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Speaker 6: And probably strength may be more important than trade. So

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Speaker 6: if we I was very proud of all those wis

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Speaker 6: wars that could not be settled, and I settled all

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Speaker 6: of them, and we'll get the other one settled also,

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Speaker 6: that'll get settled.

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Speaker 2: But without the strength, we wouldn't have settled any of

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Speaker 2: me place.

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Speaker 8: Your expectation that Congress will quodify this name change in.

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Speaker 6: The law, I don't know, but we're going to find out.

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Speaker 6: But I'm not sure they have to. We're signing an

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Speaker 6: executive order today, but we're going to find out. Let

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Speaker 6: me see if they do. We're going with it, and

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Speaker 6: we're going with it very strongly. There's a question as

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Speaker 6: to whether or not they have to, but we'll put

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Speaker 6: it before Congress.

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Speaker 14: You know, this rebrand will actually costs, and are there

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Speaker 14: any concerns about you know, the Pentagon's mission of actually

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Speaker 14: cutting back.

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Speaker 6: On spending, But not a lot of you know, we

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Speaker 6: know how to rebrand without having to go crazy.

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Speaker 2: We don't have to recarve them mountain or anything.

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Speaker 6: We're going to be doing it, not in the most

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Speaker 6: expensive We're going to start changing the station area as

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Speaker 6: it comes doue and lots of things like that. We're

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Speaker 6: not going to be doing things like have been done

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Speaker 6: in the past when they change the name of forts

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Speaker 6: that shouldn't have been changed. Those names if the forts,

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Speaker 6: should not have been changed, at least for the most part,

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Speaker 6: and as you know, many of them have been changed

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Speaker 6: back already at the request of the communities. Every one

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Speaker 6: of those communities said we want our name back, like

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Speaker 6: Fort Bragg as an example. The people in that community

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Speaker 6: wanted that name back. They refused to call it anything

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Speaker 6: else but Fort Bragg. So we're not going to be

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Speaker 6: spending very much money on that.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 9: Starts when you spoke with the Europeans and Silensky earlier

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Speaker 9: this week, did you preview this for them, and did

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Speaker 9: you say what security guarantee.

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Speaker 2: They might involved.

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Speaker 6: This has nothing to do with anybody but the United

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Speaker 6: States of America, the people of America.

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Speaker 2: This is who I.

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Speaker 6: Talked to about changing an It is a very important

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Speaker 6: change because it's it's an attitude and we know.

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Speaker 2: How to win. We've been winning and we're going to

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Speaker 2: win like you've never seen.

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Speaker 6: Way do these factories start to open up that are

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Speaker 6: being built all over the country. You're going to see

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Speaker 6: things happen in this country that nobody expects. We have

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Speaker 6: over seventeen trillion dollars in investment coming into the country.

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Speaker 6: We never did anything even remotely close to that. We've

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Speaker 6: never no other country has either, by the way, So

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Speaker 6: you're going to see things that are pretty amazing.

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Speaker 2: But it's really about winning.

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Speaker 5: S If you're any guarantees aspect of that with you, prance.

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Speaker 2: Or well, we'll work.

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Speaker 6: It will help them. Look, we want to save a

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Speaker 6: lot of lives, so we'll do something with that.

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Speaker 2: I think people expect that will help them. Well.

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Speaker 6: Europe will be first in by far, and they want

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Speaker 6: to be first and they want to see it end.

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Speaker 6: Europe wants to see it end, and it'll end. It'll

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Speaker 6: end all of a sudden, it's going to come together.

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Speaker 2: You watch, Yeah, did you want something right? Yeah? Behind you? Please? Yes?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 12: You bold decisive offensive action to protect American values strikes

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Speaker 12: and ron strikes US past Tuesday, and the positively idea

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Speaker 12: trend Aragua Marco Terris is that going to be a

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Speaker 12: critical function of department.

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Speaker 2: It depends on the individual instance.

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Speaker 6: You know, we don't want drugs coming in from Venezuela

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Speaker 6: or anybody else or any place else.

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Speaker 2: So we'll be tough on that.

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Speaker 6: And we don't want human trafficking. We don't want to

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Speaker 6: see people coming in where they open their prisons from

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Speaker 6: all over the world and they dumped their prisoners into

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Speaker 6: our country, which is what they did in the Biden administration,

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Speaker 6: where they took insane asylums and places that held people

519
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Speaker 6: that were seriously mentally ill, mentally incompetent, mentally dangerous, and

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Speaker 6: they dumped those people into our country and we're trying.

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Speaker 2: To get them out now.

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Speaker 6: What they've done, what the Democrats and Biden have done

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Speaker 6: to this country will go down in infamy, what they

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Speaker 6: have done to our country, and especially that you know,

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Speaker 6: they created the worst inflation we've ever had.

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Speaker 2: That's nothing compared.

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Speaker 6: To what they did with the people in our country

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Speaker 6: right now.

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Speaker 2: And we're getting them out.

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Speaker 6: And it's not easy when you have the liberal judges

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Speaker 6: destroying our country, but we've won them all we've won

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Speaker 6: it all, ultimately won it all. Heart process. It should

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Speaker 6: be easy, and we know who it is. We know

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Speaker 6: exactly who we're looking for. We had eleven thousand murderers

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Speaker 6: dropped into our country. We've gotten a lot of them

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Speaker 6: out or in some cases they're so dangerous we're afraid

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Speaker 6: to get them out because they'd come back in. But

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Speaker 6: for the last one hundred and twenty days, zero people

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Speaker 6: came in. Can you imagine This is me speaking, But

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Speaker 6: these are figures developed by they say, a pretty liberal

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Speaker 6: group of people. They admit that zero people came into

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Speaker 6: our country.

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Speaker 2: Think of that.

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Speaker 6: A year ago it was millions of people were coming in.

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Speaker 6: Millions they were coming in, and you could look at

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Speaker 6: them and you could say, big trouble, and that's what

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Speaker 6: we have in our country. But we're getting them out

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Speaker 6: and despite that, we're doing really well.

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Speaker 2: Yeah please run. Yeah. Well, the recruitment is the most

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Speaker 2: exciting thing.

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Speaker 6: So when I was campaigning for the office, numbers were

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Speaker 6: coming out that the recruitment numbers, generally, you could speak

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Speaker 6: to it better than anybody. The recruitment into the military,

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Speaker 6: all branches of the military and police, environment and everything else,

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Speaker 6: anything having to do with like a public service. The

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Speaker 6: numbers were horrible, record setting band and now they're records

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Speaker 6: setting good. We're setting every record every month for recruitment.

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Speaker 6: We're packed in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard,

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Speaker 6: my beautiful air I love Space Command, I love the

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Speaker 6: Space Iceives, Space Command, but Space Force has been We've

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Speaker 6: got a waiting list of people wanting to go.

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Speaker 2: In a year ago, especially a year and a half ago.

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Speaker 6: You know, when I took the lead in the palls,

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Speaker 6: which was very early, it really helped with the recruiting

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Speaker 6: and what I won from November fifth on it's been amazing.

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Speaker 6: And over the last four or five months it's been

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Speaker 6: we're just back. It was very hard to get police offices.

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Speaker 6: Now the departments are loaded up. Everyone wants to be

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Speaker 6: a policeman or woman. So it's been a great thing. Jenny,

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Speaker 6: Do you want to talk about that?

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Speaker 10: Sure?

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Speaker 11: As you said, serving our nation is an incredible gift

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Speaker 11: that we give, and the reward on that gift pays

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Speaker 11: back exponentially.

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Speaker 2: A year over year.

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Speaker 11: And I think the young people of America are seeing

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Speaker 11: the importance of service, and whether it's in any of

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Speaker 11: our armed services or in local police, fire and rescue

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Speaker 11: service is an important thing that I personally encourage, and

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Speaker 11: I know everyone else in government services that same reward

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Speaker 11: and pete recruitment.

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Speaker 10: I was down a forbidding the newly properly relamed for

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Speaker 10: Benning yesterday. Watch watching Army basic training and they're so

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Speaker 10: full they can't barely handle the throughput.

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Speaker 5: It is truly historic across all the services.

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Speaker 10: As you said, it's been a surge into the I

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Speaker 10: was going to say the.

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Speaker 5: Defense Department, but I will say the War Department.

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Speaker 10: And you might almost call it a vibe shift, an

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Speaker 10: attitude shift, a feeling that the country is back, that

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Speaker 10: service is back.

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Speaker 5: And you there were military families last.

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Speaker 10: Year, mister President, that said, I don't know if I

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Speaker 10: can recommend I mean, I wrote a book on this.

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Speaker 10: I don't know if I can recommend service to my

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Speaker 10: son or daughter, given what's been done to our military.

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Speaker 10: You heard it over and over and over again, and

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Speaker 10: I hear from those say military families right now, sir,

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Speaker 10: and they're saying, I recommend to my kids that they

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Speaker 10: go into this department, this Pentagon, under this commander in chief,

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Speaker 10: who they know you'll have their back.

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Speaker 5: And they want to serve.

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Speaker 10: So it is historic and it's the biggest reflection of

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Speaker 10: how motivated Americans are a by your leadership, sir.

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Speaker 6: You know, really it's nothing more than spirit love for

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Speaker 6: the country. I guess the spirit of corps. There's a

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Speaker 6: you have more of that than we've had maybe ever. Frankly,

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Speaker 6: but to see a turn over a period of less

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Speaker 6: than a year, I would say, but to see nobody

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Speaker 6: wanted to go into the military. Now everybody wants to

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Speaker 6: go into the military. At Jennifer, you want to Yeah.

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Speaker 15: There's some new reporting on North Korea and this Navy seal.

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Speaker 2: Incident in twenty nineteen. Can you say if the administration has.

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Speaker 15: Engaged with North Korea on that incident since it happened recently?

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Speaker 2: And then can you share subarb. I don't know anything

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Speaker 2: about it. I'd have to I could look, but I

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Speaker 2: know nothing about it.

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Speaker 5: You confirm that it happens.

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Speaker 6: I don't know anything about it. I'm hearing it now

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Speaker 6: for the first time.

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Speaker 9: Okay, great.

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Speaker 15: And now on the Hyundai incident in Georgia with the

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Speaker 15: arrest of some workers construction workers at the plant, have

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Speaker 15: you heard any feedback from Hun Dai.

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Speaker 16: I just heard about that a little while before the

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Speaker 16: news conference, and I would say that they were illegal

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Speaker 16: aliens and I was just doing this, but I know

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Speaker 16: nothing about the instance.

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Speaker 2: It happened a little while ago. There has been a.

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Speaker 14: Pushback on that though from South Korea already. And of course,

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Speaker 14: you know, they pledged to of US one hundred and

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Speaker 14: fifty billion in the US and they were just here

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Speaker 14: you know last week. Are you well, And.

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Speaker 6: They have the right to sell cars and things in

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Speaker 6: our country. You know, it's not like a one side idea.

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Speaker 14: Are you concerned at all about you know, your immigration

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Speaker 14: agenda potentially clashing with these economic goals.

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Speaker 6: Well, we want to get along with other countries, and

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Speaker 6: we want to have a great stable workforce. And we had,

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Speaker 6: as I understand it, a lot of illegal aliens. Some

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Speaker 6: not the best of people, but we had a lot

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Speaker 6: of illegal aliens working there. So you know, look, they're

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Speaker 6: doing their job. That's what they have to do. These

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Speaker 6: are people that came through with Biden. They came through illegally.

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Speaker 6: They came into our country, So we have to do

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Speaker 6: our job.

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Speaker 17: Is in the now Department of Wars involved in the

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Speaker 17: crimes they not in DC. You've tasked Congress with proposing

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Speaker 17: and passing a crime bill. What are some things that

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Speaker 17: you would really like to see codified in that crime bill.

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Speaker 6: Well, I think one of the things is the cashless bail.

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Speaker 6: It's killing it when that came out originally, when that

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Speaker 6: came out the first time, that's when you saw the

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Speaker 6: real big crime start to happen.

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Speaker 2: Cashless bail. What a disaster that is.

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Speaker 6: You murder somebody, you don't have to put up bail,

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Speaker 6: and you go out in the.

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Speaker 2: Street and you murder somebody else.

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Speaker 6: That's what's happened, happened so often, and that's one of

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Speaker 6: the things and other of the things you're reading about.

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Speaker 6: You know, it's a standard, but just a certain toughness.

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Speaker 6: I have to say, one of the elements of fascination

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Speaker 6: for people over the last period of time has been

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Speaker 6: what's happened to DC. So we've gone from a one

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Speaker 6: of the most dangerous cities in our country to what

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Speaker 6: they call a safe city.

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Speaker 2: It's a totally safe city.

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Speaker 6: In fact, I set up dinner in Washington, DC next week.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't have done that, to be honest. I would

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Speaker 2: have had an obligation.

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Speaker 6: Not to do it before I came into office or

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Speaker 6: even at the very beginning when things were so corrupt

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Speaker 6: and so dangerous out on the streets. So Washington, d C.

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Speaker 6: Has had virtually no crime. We even have a mayor

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Speaker 6: that's admitting to it. And she's a liberal Democrat, no fairness,

676
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Speaker 6: she's a person that hasn't gotten exactly along with Republicans

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Speaker 6: over the years, and she said she's never seen anything

678
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Speaker 6: like it. So Washington, d C. Is a totally safe city.

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Speaker 6: We have virtually no crime. It's gone from the most

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Speaker 6: unsafe city in the United States almost just about to

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Speaker 6: one of the safest cities, maybe the safest city in

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Speaker 6: the United States. That's a tremendous compliment to our military.

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Speaker 2: What we did at the National Guard Center, fantastic. Jeb yup,

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Speaker 2: please as well.

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Speaker 9: We're Florida House Speed or Dame of forzs of the

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Speaker 9: White House yesterday are part of the leaderships on it

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Speaker 9: is entertaining member then separately, mister President, what you talk

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Speaker 9: about and also did you explore in running for.

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Speaker 2: For we go?

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Speaker 6: I didn't. We didn't talk about that. But he's done

691
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Speaker 6: a fantastic job. He's respected all over the country. Really,

692
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Speaker 6: he's a leader and he's done just a fantastic job.

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Speaker 6: We didn't discuss any thing having to do with this future.

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Speaker 6: I'm sure he'd be very good at that.

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Speaker 9: My second question, Alivator Alatraz has sticking with Florida a

696
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Speaker 9: major ruling appeals for lack of federals order to close it,

697
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Speaker 9: and you remain open for now your reactions.

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Speaker 6: I think they've done a fantastic job in building it,

699
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Speaker 6: the governor and everybody else that's been involved. It's an

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Speaker 6: incredible facility. It's housing people for usually a very short

701
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Speaker 6: period of time before they get brought back to their countries.

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Speaker 6: As you know, we focus on criminals before we focus

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Speaker 6: on anybody else, and we're taking thousands and thousands of

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Speaker 6: criminals out every month out of our country, some of

705
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Speaker 6: the murderers. And I think Florida has done a great

706
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Speaker 6: job by building it. And whether it's Alligator Alcatraz or

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Speaker 6: anything else you want to call it. I was there,

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Speaker 6: I visited with the governor with other people. I guess

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Speaker 6: Nikki was there. Tom Holman's been there, a lot. A

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Speaker 6: lot of people have been there from It's an amazing

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Speaker 6: facility for what it is.

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Speaker 2: It's not a hotel.

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Speaker 6: It's not supposed to be a hotel, but they've done

714
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Speaker 6: a great job with it, and I'm very happy with

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Speaker 6: the JUG's decision.

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Speaker 2: You also mentioned Venezuela.

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Speaker 9: I'll ask more follow a question on that on the

718
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Speaker 9: US striking to will tell you Venezuela drug cartel, the

719
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Speaker 9: Maduro regime is pushing back today and how they say

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Speaker 9: the USC's regime changed through military threat. Your reaction to

721
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Speaker 9: the words, and also would you like to see regime

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Speaker 9: change in Venezuela.

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Speaker 2: Well, we're not talking about that, but we are.

724
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Speaker 6: Talking about the fact that you had an election which

725
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Speaker 6: was a very strange election, and to put it in

726
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Speaker 6: mid I'm being very.

727
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Speaker 2: Nice when I say that.

728
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Speaker 6: I can only say that billions of dollars of drugs

729
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Speaker 6: are pouring into our country from Venezuela. The prisons of

730
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Speaker 6: Venezuela have been opened up to our country. They've taken

731
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Speaker 6: their prisoners. The worst prisoners, murderers, trend dear Ragua, the

732
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Speaker 6: worst prisoners that you can ever imagine, are now happily

733
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Speaker 6: living in the United States of America.

734
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Speaker 2: Now many of them we've gotten out.

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Speaker 6: Not easy to get them out because of the liberal

736
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Speaker 6: system that we're working with. In many cases, not in

737
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Speaker 6: all cases, but millions and millions of dollars and millions

738
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Speaker 6: of dollars of drugs are pouring out of Venezuela and

739
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Speaker 6: other countries. Look, China, what they're doing with fentanyl is

740
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Speaker 6: a terrible thing. It comes through Canada and it comes

741
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Speaker 6: through Mexico, but a lot of it's coming through Venezuela,

742
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Speaker 6: and Venezuela has been a very bad actor.

743
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Speaker 2: And we understand that. And when you.

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Speaker 6: Look at that boat, you look at the you see

745
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Speaker 6: the bags of whatever it is. They're those bags where

746
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Speaker 6: you know, those bags represent hundreds of thousands of dead

747
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Speaker 6: people in the United States, That's what they represent.

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Speaker 2: You list the president your reaction to the job for

749
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Speaker 2: fourth this morning. Well, I'm got to talk about that

750
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Speaker 2: at a minute. We have our great people here, so

751
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Speaker 2: I'll talk that in a minute. Let's talk about this.

752
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Speaker 6: We'll give a couple of the because these two people

753
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Speaker 6: want to get to work on the Department of War,

754
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Speaker 6: so let's keep them first.

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Speaker 17: President that you Jay is reportedly considering a ban on

756
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Speaker 17: transgender people owning guns after the Minneapolis shooting.

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Speaker 6: Do you think are we talking in the military. Okay,

758
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Speaker 6: I thought you were.

759
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Speaker 2: Talking about it in the military.

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Speaker 6: I'll refer to that then differently, because it's not a

761
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Speaker 6: military question.

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Speaker 2: I'll be able to.

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Speaker 6: Pass on that very nicely, unless you'd like to talk

764
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Speaker 6: about it, Petes at what any part of that question?

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Speaker 2: Yes, please, mister.

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Speaker 17: President, who do you blame for losing India to China?

767
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Speaker 5: And your post on this day in the morning.

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Speaker 2: I don't think we have.

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Speaker 6: You know, I've been very disappointed that India would be

770
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Speaker 6: buying so much oil, as you know, from Russia, and

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Speaker 6: I let them know that we put a very big

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Speaker 6: teriff from India fifty percent terraf, very hot terror. I

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Speaker 6: get along very well with Mody, as you know, he's great.

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Speaker 6: He was here a couple of months ago. In fact,

775
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Speaker 6: we went to the Rose Garden and it was the

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Speaker 6: grass was so soaking wet. It was so such a

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Speaker 6: terrible place to have a news conference. I said, well,

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Speaker 6: let's use a beautiful white stone emblematic of the White

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Speaker 6: House SECA.

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Speaker 2: And it's been very well received.

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Speaker 6: But we had a news conference in the on the grass.

782
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Speaker 6: It was my last news conference I had on the

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Speaker 6: grass because everybody sunk in, you probably sunk in every

784
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Speaker 6: reporter out there. They ruined issues. We made that change.

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Speaker 6: It it's been a really well received change.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, please God my festations. Along the Sean Hennity Show

787
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Speaker 1: Radio network, we'll continue with the President and his impromptu

788
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Speaker 1: press conference at the Oval Office after renaming the Department

789
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Speaker 1: of Defense now officially is the Department of War, going

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Speaker 1: back to its original name up until nineteen forty seven.

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Speaker 1: We are also awaiting a campaign announcement from Gracie Mansion

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Speaker 1: in New York City from the current Mayor of New

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Speaker 1: York City, Eric Adams. I would anticipate that he is

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Speaker 1: likely getting out of the race, probably to assist maybe

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Speaker 1: Andrew Cuomo in a quest to isolate Mamdani and consolidate

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Speaker 1: the vote, the anti Mondammi vote. We'll see what happens.

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Speaker 1: That's straight ahead, but we'll continue our coverage along the

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Speaker 1: Sean Hannity Show Radio Network through the top of the hour.

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Speaker 2: I've got a quarterygo, you.

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Speaker 13: Said, Daviill Bessels in the cury, and you're be ancerted

801
00:41:31,000 --> 00:41:36,759
Speaker 13: about driving drugs be legally said, how do you describe

802
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Speaker 13: this build up, this situation.

803
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Speaker 6: Just to get strong with strong on drugs. We don't

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Speaker 6: want drugs killing our people. I believe we lost three

805
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Speaker 6: hundred thousand. You know, they always say ninety five one

806
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Speaker 6: hundred thousand. I believe they've been saying that for twenty years.

807
00:41:48,680 --> 00:41:51,239
Speaker 6: I believe we lost three hundred thousand people last year.

808
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Speaker 6: I know families that lost their son. Those families will

809
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Speaker 6: never be the same. I know family lost a daughter,

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Speaker 6: a beautiful daughter. In fact, it was like she took

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Speaker 6: something that she thought was like a minor deal and

812
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Speaker 6: it turned out to be riddled out with fentodyl the

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Speaker 6: size of the head of a pin, and you're dead.

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Speaker 6: And no were stopping the drugs. We're going to save

815
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Speaker 6: a lot of people. Look whether it's one hundred thousand,

816
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Speaker 6: but it's not. It's three hundred, three hundred and fifty

817
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Speaker 6: thousand people died last year from drugs, and we're not

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Speaker 6: going to let that happen to this country.

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Speaker 2: Think of that.

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Speaker 6: Think if you're in a war and you lose three

821
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Speaker 6: hundred thousand, we'll lose six hundred thousand.

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Speaker 2: In the.

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Speaker 6: Pretty much between Gettysburg and all of that, the Civil

824
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Speaker 6: War we lost what six hundred thousand, So we're losing

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Speaker 6: half of that every year to drugs.

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Speaker 2: We're not going to do it. We're not going to

827
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Speaker 2: allow it. To happen. You think of the wars.

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Speaker 6: If we lost six hundred thousand people in a war,

829
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Speaker 6: but we lost, we lose that every two years more

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Speaker 6: than that.

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Speaker 2: So it's three hundred to three hundred and fifty thousand people.

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Speaker 6: And when I see boats coming in like loaded up

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Speaker 6: the other day with all sorts of drugs, probably fent

834
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Speaker 6: it all mostly, but all sorts of drugs, and we're

835
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Speaker 6: going to take them out. And if people want to

836
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Speaker 6: have fun going on the high seas or the low season,

837
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Speaker 6: they're going to be in trouble.

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Speaker 2: I will tell you.

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Speaker 6: Boat traffic is substantially down in the area that happened.

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Speaker 6: And if they called it the runway, it's a runway

841
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Speaker 6: to it's the runway to the United States. And boat

842
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Speaker 6: traffic is very substantially down on the runway.

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Speaker 2: You can imagine why.

844
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Speaker 6: I think anybody that saw that is going to say

845
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Speaker 6: I'll take a pass. I don't even know about fishermen.

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Speaker 6: They may say, I'm not getting on the boat. I'm

847
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Speaker 6: not going to take a chance.

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Speaker 13: A venezuela flyas jenis over us.

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Speaker 6: And justice again, well, I would say they're going to

850
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Speaker 6: be in trouble.

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Speaker 2: We'll let them know about that.

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Speaker 6: We heard that happen, but it wasn't really over, not

853
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Speaker 6: like they described. But I would say, General, if they

854
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Speaker 6: do that, you have a choice of doing anything you want.

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Speaker 6: If they fly in a dangerous position, I would say

856
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Speaker 6: that you can, you or your captains can make the.

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Speaker 2: Decision as to what they want to do.

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Speaker 5: We have one and he said they didn't go over.

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Speaker 2: Say it. How close did they get?

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Speaker 7: He said, the plane didn't.

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Speaker 6: Well, I don't want to talk about that, but if

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Speaker 6: they do put us in a dangerous position, let me

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Speaker 6: shut down. Thank you very much, everybody. So we're going

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Speaker 6: to now cover the G twenty and I'm going to

865
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Speaker 6: let these people go back to the Department of War

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Speaker 6: and figure out how to maintain piece.

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Speaker 2: Okay, thanks, thank you very much. Congratulates General. Thanks quit job.

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Speaker 8: Sure just before G twenty. We do have one more

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Speaker 8: EO for you today. And I should also say that

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Speaker 8: the Department of warrio that you signed was actually your

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Speaker 8: two hundred EO since you came back into office on

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Speaker 8: January twenty. If that's more than Joe Biden did in

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Speaker 8: his entire term in office, more than Obama did in

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Speaker 8: either of his two terms in office. So it's a

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Speaker 8: momentous accomplishment, and congratulations.

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Speaker 2: Good, but I'd never signed one.

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Speaker 6: No, everyone figure by the other didn't hey, so we

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Speaker 6: really beat him by much more than you.

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Speaker 8: The two hundred first Executive Order, Sir, this relates to

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Speaker 8: hostages and wrongfully detained Americans. This provides a new legal

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Speaker 8: mechanism to declare foreign countries to be countries that engage

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Speaker 8: in those sorts of practices and gives your administration powerful

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Speaker 8: tools to get American hostages out. And this has been

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Speaker 8: a focus of your administration this time around. Adam Bowler's

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Speaker 8: here and he's done incredible work already.

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Speaker 2: This will give him even more and Adam is amazing.

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Speaker 6: So, Adam, do you want to describe how many hostages

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Speaker 6: we've gotten out together? You and I and you and

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Speaker 6: a couple of other people that we know, and me

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Speaker 6: and a couple of other people that you don't know.

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Speaker 2: But we've gotten a lot of hostages. You want to

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Speaker 2: describe it?

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Speaker 18: As a president, you've brought back seventy two hostages since

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Speaker 18: your term. If we compare that to President Biden, he

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Speaker 18: has gotten twenty taken, so he is negative twenty twenty taken.

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Speaker 2: They don't take up people so often.

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Speaker 5: So, mister President, that's when we spoke.

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Speaker 18: You said that that was a primary focus. I'll tell

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Speaker 18: you that job is easy because of you. And we

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Speaker 18: paid nothing to We pay nothing. They paid six billion.

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Speaker 18: They always paid six billion for five people. Six billion.

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Speaker 18: It was just a number. I kept hearing.

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Speaker 2: Not only that six billion plus we'd get.

904
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Speaker 6: Like one person and they'd get six. They got one,

905
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Speaker 6: the uh Prince of Doom they called him. He was

906
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Speaker 6: the number one arms merchant anywhere in the world ever,

907
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Speaker 6: and they got him out.

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Speaker 2: And on top of that, we paid money. So uh, no,

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Speaker 2: we don't do that. You know, once you pay money and.

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Speaker 6: Then a lot of people start disappearing. They start grabbing

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Speaker 6: reporters too. They think the reporter is gonna get a

912
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Speaker 6: lot of money. And to me, they would, you would

913
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Speaker 6: be you'll be well taken care. I better stress that

914
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Speaker 6: because otherwise we have headlines.

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Speaker 2: He said this. So he said that, No, I'm not

916
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Speaker 2: smiling about it, but they would.

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Speaker 6: They'd be grabbing reporters, they'd be grabbing everybody, and especially

918
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Speaker 6: when you pay the kind of money that Biden and

919
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Speaker 6: End they used to pay money. That was crazy. We

920
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Speaker 6: don't pay and if you don't pay. They find it

921
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Speaker 6: to be not a lucrative business anymore. That's fantastic. Would

922
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Speaker 6: you like to say something.

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Speaker 7: So, it's really spieda special Envoid bowler, it's Rick Ronell,

924
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Speaker 7: it's deep whitcarfro broad Americans home. But with this year

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Speaker 7: you are signing today, you are drawing a line in

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Speaker 7: the sand that US citizens will not be used as

927
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Speaker 7: bargaining chips. And it provides your sector of state market Rubio,

928
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Speaker 7: the same tool set to punish states who take our

929
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Speaker 7: citizens wrongfully, the same way that we can punish those

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Speaker 7: who sponsor terrorists. This is a very significant EO you

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Speaker 7: are signing today, sir, Thank.

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Speaker 2: You, SUSI very good. You're doing a great job too.

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Speaker 7: And this is your director passage at the NFC. So

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Speaker 7: Julie was seminal as well to all of this.

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Speaker 2: I heard you're doing unbelievable. Would you like to say something.

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Speaker 10: Absolutely, it's a outstair ding EO.

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Speaker 8: Absolutely unprecedented action against those foreign adversaries who would take

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Speaker 8: our people.

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Speaker 5: They now know they are on notice and it's not acceptable.

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Speaker 2: And if you take our people now, you will pay.

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Speaker 6: You know, Adam gave up a job where he was

942
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Speaker 6: making tremendous amounts of money, big big stuff, top of

943
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Speaker 6: the line Wall Street, and he wanted to do this.

944
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Speaker 2: He wanted to do hostages. I offered them other jobs,

945
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Speaker 2: to have very big jobs, he said. I was shocked.

946
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Speaker 2: Actually he didn't want to.

947
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Speaker 6: He wanted to do hostage negotiation and pretty amazing.

948
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Appreciate present, appreciate it. Thank you.

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Speaker 6: Do you have any questions for them on this very

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Speaker 6: important subject.

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Speaker 2: I think he showed a lot of your leadership in

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Speaker 2: are planning for America and plighting for humans and the

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Speaker 2: thing that you know, Joe Biden, win the negative there

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Speaker 2: for you. He went way negative and you're actually making

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Speaker 2: progress on this. I think this us a message to

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Speaker 2: the Wall no negotiating, stay with own business. While anecdote

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Speaker 2: that may be of interest.

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Speaker 19: We were told by numerous families who had missing loved

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Speaker 19: ones during the Biden administration that this building. Biden's National

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Speaker 19: Security Council told those families not to talk about their

961
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Speaker 19: missing loved ones, to be quiet, not to create any

962
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Speaker 19: pressure on Biden and on Drake Sullivan, the key propagator

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Speaker 19: of the Russia hoax. This administration has met with those

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Speaker 19: families on a weekly basis. People like Adam yourself, sir,

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Speaker 19: your envoys are doing everything to get every single American home,

966
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Speaker 19: not to tell them not to talk about their loved ones,

967
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Speaker 19: but bring them home.

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Speaker 6: Well, you know, I can tell you one story that

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Speaker 6: was amazing a few weeks ago. Very little written about it,

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Speaker 6: but there should have been.

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Speaker 2: But it was a very nice gesture.

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Speaker 6: The head of Belarus, who's a very respected man, strong person,

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Speaker 6: strong leader.

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Speaker 2: He released sixteen hostages