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Speaker 1: Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck

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Speaker 1: Sexton Show podcast.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Clay and Buck. We had the Durham

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Speaker 2: probe drop yesterday afternoon after the show. The short version

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Speaker 2: is everything that we've told you about the Durham probe. Now,

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry about the Russia collusion soft coup attempt against

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump. It was all true. They lied about everything.

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Speaker 2: The other side lied about everything, totally false, all lies.

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Speaker 2: The FBI completely and utterly disgraced itself. Journalism showed us

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Speaker 2: that it's really just DNC apparatus pretending to be speaking

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Speaker 2: truth to power. We know everything we've said was true,

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Speaker 2: so we're right about everything. It's a little bit like COVID.

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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie to you when we get something wrong.

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Speaker 2: You know, we just forgot where the Miller Lite ad aired.

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Speaker 2: We just went with viral a little bit after like

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Speaker 2: it actually was made right. If we get something wrong,

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Speaker 2: we're always going to tell you because we want you

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Speaker 2: to know that when we get it right, we say

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Speaker 2: we got it right, you can take that to the bank.

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Speaker 2: We got the Russia collusion lie totally right. We've been

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Speaker 2: saying it's it's crap all all along, and you know,

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Speaker 2: I see this now and it's frustrating because there's no consequences.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna take some calls. We got a whole bunch

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Speaker 2: of former FBI people called in, which is not surprised.

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Speaker 2: I said, Clay, We've got We've got a lot of

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Speaker 2: law enforcement and military firefighter ems in this audience.

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Speaker 3: We got a lot of that.

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Speaker 2: But I wanted to say that Clay is going to

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Speaker 2: bring us in in the next hour. Fascinating feud relating

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Speaker 2: to the border having to do with Eric Adams, the

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Speaker 2: mayor of New York City and Joe Biden, the President,

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Speaker 2: over the migrants, and it's it's heating up between those

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Speaker 2: two Democrats, which is very interesting. We'll get to that

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Speaker 2: in just a little bit. What don't you just stick

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Speaker 2: around for all right? We have David and Florida retired

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Speaker 2: FBI veteran David, thanks for being with us.

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Speaker 4: Thank you. You know, the the problem with today's FBI

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Speaker 4: is the people that are running the FBI have never

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Speaker 4: done the job of an FBI agent. And this was

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Speaker 4: a slow, incremental process starting with Bob Muller when he

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Speaker 4: was Director of the FBI, where I call it. He

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Speaker 4: molorized the FBI. He turned the FBI from the greatest

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Speaker 4: and he turned that into a domestic intelligence agency what

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Speaker 4: it was never intended to be after nine to eleven

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Speaker 4: and in response to nine to eleven, because he wanted

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Speaker 4: to proactively identify persons that were engaged in and potentially

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Speaker 4: acts of terrorism. And they employed, you know, there's a

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Speaker 4: big national security apparatus analyst, and we got so far

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Speaker 4: afield from doing actual criminal investigations where they start using

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Speaker 4: undercover operations, the use of informants to try to predict who,

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Speaker 4: in fact was going to be a threat. Now that

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Speaker 4: there's no war on teraso to speak, what do you

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Speaker 4: do with this big national security apparatus that you've built

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Speaker 4: up and have funded. You know, they're turning it domestically

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Speaker 3: And David, this is fascinating. Sorry to cut you off.

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Speaker 3: You were in the FBI for twenty seven years. You

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Speaker 3: heard Buck and I talking about the fact that there

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Speaker 3: are a lot of really great FBI agents. Based on

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Speaker 3: your experience, you know what percentage Yeah, ninety percent of

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Speaker 3: FBI agents, in your experience, would be good patriots trying

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Speaker 4: And they've they've transformed the FBI into a domestic intelligence agency. Intelligence.

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Speaker 4: You know, you're you're not dealing with you know, probable cause,

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Speaker 4: reasonable doubt standard when you're dealing in the intel world. Right,

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Speaker 4: And just like the use of FICE, the wire taps

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Speaker 4: it's right, maybe it isn't, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 4: But they're supposed to go through a Woods procedure and

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Speaker 4: But here's the here's the other big part of this, right,

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Speaker 4: the Legal Console Division of the FBI. In the in

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Speaker 4: the division consoles who are like in fifty six field offices.

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Speaker 4: You have general counsuls in the FBI that you know,

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Speaker 4: been replaced with civilian attorneys. You used to have FBI

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Speaker 4: A to Z which resulted in successful constitutionally based prosecutions,

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Speaker 4: and then those people eventually would become the FBI Division

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Speaker 4: Console or would go into Legal Console Division and headquarters

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Speaker 4: and would be the general console. Look at the FBI today,

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Speaker 4: They've all been replaced, many with political appointees. All civilian

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Speaker 4: FBI headquarters. And I'm not saying everybody. There's a lot

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Speaker 4: call the managers, okay, because they're really not leaders. The

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Speaker 4: people in these management positions of FBI Headquarters, they do

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Speaker 4: minimum amount of time in the field. They don't have

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Speaker 4: supervisory positions all the way to the top. And I

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Speaker 4: the Andrew mccabs with their big fat contracts and there's

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Speaker 4: a lot of lawfare going on. So I'll say it

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Speaker 4: this way. It is my opinion that the mccabs the trucks,

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Speaker 4: all right, they never did the job of an FBI agent.

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Speaker 4: They spent so few years in the field and then

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Speaker 4: they just went into management armchair quarterbacking what other agents did.

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Speaker 4: And I would it is my opinion, all right that

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Speaker 4: Peter Struck, a guy who worked for Encounter Intelligence, who

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Speaker 4: had very little experience, would I would venture to say

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Speaker 4: grand jewelry to indict a case. He probably, I'm going

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Speaker 4: to say my opinion the first time he really testified

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Speaker 4: abomination of the performance that he did it in front

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Speaker 3: Okay, David, this is all. This is all. Thank you

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Speaker 3: so much, my friend.

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Speaker 2: We're running into a break here in a second, but

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Speaker 2: we appreciate you you calling in. And I would just say, Clay,

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Speaker 2: everything that he's saying based on what I know from

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Speaker 2: people who have been in the FBI and what I

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Speaker 2: can see from because there's a lot of similar stuff

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Speaker 2: happening in the CIA in terms of the managerial bureaucracy,

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Speaker 2: and the way to get ahead isn't to be awesome

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Speaker 2: at your job and to be a patriot who focuses

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Speaker 2: only on the mission. The way to elevate. Actually, those

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Speaker 2: people often get harassed endlessly. Internal security is you know,

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Speaker 2: going through their stuff all the time because you know,

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Speaker 2: you make other people uncomfortable by trying to be excellent.

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Speaker 2: The people that kiss up to whoever's in charge downtown

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Speaker 2: that's how you actually get ahead in these institutions now

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Speaker 3: That's the way you get ahead.

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Speaker 2: And I think it's corrupted these institutions in ways that

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Speaker 2: said there that was I thought, really spot on. I'll

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Speaker 2: just tell you that guy was on fire. Yeah, a

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Speaker 2: couple of things jumped out. And this is interesting in

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Speaker 2: the wake of nine to eleven. The focus on trying

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Speaker 2: a really fascinating structural issue to contemplate because it goes

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Speaker 2: to the root of what we saw happen in the

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Speaker 3: We should never have had a.

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Speaker 2: Hybrid law enforcement and domestic intelligence agency de facto, and

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Speaker 2: that is what we have with the FBI. Now, that's

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Speaker 2: why you can see something like this occurring. I mean,

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Speaker 2: I'll say this the one the one thing when you're

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Speaker 2: from from truly day one, they're just like and understand

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Speaker 2: Right if you're an American, you know, we're not able

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Speaker 2: foreigner overseas well, the FBI started to blur those lines.

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Speaker 2: posts nine to eleven, and that's shouldn't have happened. And

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Speaker 2: this all comes out of the nine to eleven Commission

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Speaker 2: to his point about using the counter terrorism apparatus that

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Speaker 3: And Buckett also builds on really what you've got is

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Speaker 3: the White House apparatus. When Joe Biden comes out and

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Speaker 3: says white supremacy is the biggest threat to our nation,

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Speaker 3: which is what he said yesterday as we discussed at Howard,

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Speaker 3: how do you think you get get promoted in the

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Speaker 3: FBI by finding white supremacist and base So you basically

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Speaker 3: have a propaganda war that is now being propagated in

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Speaker 3: addition to, as you said, going after your political adversaries.

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Speaker 3: But there's so much crime that goes on in America,

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Speaker 3: buck as you well know. If a white House, if

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Speaker 3: we've got to catch every white supremacist, how do you

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Speaker 3: a big part of this too.

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Speaker 2: What you're saying is absolutely true. And you see this

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Speaker 2: also where Democrats come in and they want to use

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Speaker 2: you know, the CIA and the NSA to deal with

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Speaker 2: the climate change problem. Right, And then all of a

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Speaker 2: sudden you have people that are staffing up offices like

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Speaker 2: that you could just you know, look on Google Earth

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Speaker 2: and find. But anyway, we'll get back into more of this.

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Speaker 2: You can see how to handle the FBI component of

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Speaker 2: this a bit. It's a I know, whatever it's saying,

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Speaker 2: going to abolish, abolish, and I understand why, and I

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Speaker 2: get the feeling.

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Speaker 3: What do we really do though? Right?

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Speaker 2: What do we do to change it? How can there

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Speaker 2: be accountability? Because I'm telling you this, the people that

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Speaker 2: talking about something else and they're not gonna be talking

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Speaker 2: about abolishing the FBI. All right, let's spend a when

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Speaker 2: we're talking about an organization helping unborn babies, the Preborn

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Speaker 2: From that place of security, Lillian opened up about her situation,

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Speaker 2: contending with a difficult decision life for her baby or

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Speaker 3: And now though, when the when the school gyms.

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Speaker 3: And I don't want to.

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Speaker 2: You know, hashtag me to Ukraine flag six vaccine jab

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Speaker 3: Because they're huge hypocrits. Yeah, and I don't know exactly

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Speaker 2: very clear about that. There are ostensibly Republican entities and

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Speaker 2: organizations that that are for open borders and illegal migration

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Speaker 2: to uh, some of them more more openly about it

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Speaker 2: than others. But the donor class and the Chamber of commerce,

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Speaker 2: they want a lot of illegal labor to expw Now,

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Speaker 2: why do they want a legal labor? They'll tell you

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Speaker 2: it's because, oh, they'll do the jobs Americans won't do. No,

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Speaker 2: it's so they can exploit people and pay them less

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Speaker 2: than what Americans would demand for the same work and

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Speaker 2: then pass.

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Speaker 3: The cost of dealing. This is what you see.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot of cost to bringing in this is

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Speaker 2: don't take my word for it. Listen to Mayor Eric

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Speaker 2: Adams of New York City, Okay, who is a Democrat,

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Speaker 2: who is a black man, who runs New York City.

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Speaker 2: Listen to him. What does he say? He says, we

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Speaker 2: can't handle these migrants are too expensive. This is destroying

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Speaker 2: our budget. Now why would that be the case if

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Speaker 2: they're just contributing to the economy right away? And there's

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Speaker 2: no no he understands because he has to deal with

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Speaker 2: it on a dollars and cents basis.

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Speaker 3: The New York City budget. We were talking about this

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Speaker 3: off air. Who is a big store mess.

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Speaker 2: What I saw, what I sent you actually was New

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Speaker 2: York New York City too. But New York State state

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Speaker 2: ault wide budget is there are receipts for the month

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Speaker 2: of April. This is according to the comptroller for New

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Speaker 2: York State. Their tax receipts for whatever the month that

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Speaker 2: just finished April. I guess were down almost forty percent

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Speaker 2: year every year. I didn't even know that it was

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Speaker 2: that bad. I don't know what these states are are

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Speaker 2: really going to do other than just start demanding a

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Speaker 2: federal bailout and everyone knows what that means. Oh, you

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Speaker 2: live in Alabama, you live in Texas, you live in

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Speaker 2: you live in Tennessee, or Florida or Wyoming.

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Speaker 3: Guess where your guess where your.

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Speaker 2: Money's going to bail out states like New York down

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Speaker 2: the line. That's what I think is likely going to happen.

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Speaker 2: That's the only plan they have. That or get rid

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Speaker 2: of the massive welfare states that they've constructed, which is

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Speaker 2: where if you ever want to know, why does New

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Speaker 2: hundred billion to Florida's hundred billion with less people. It

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Speaker 2: That is what blows the massive hole in the budget

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Speaker 2: for a state like New York. But it's mostly medicaid.

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Speaker 2: and as promised, we have with us right now, Senator

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Speaker 2: Ran Paul Uh. Senator Paul, great to have you back

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Speaker 2: with us, Sir, representating the wonderful state of Kentucky. You

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Speaker 2: want to talk to us about AI. We haven't really

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Speaker 2: gotten into it that much on the program. Maybe we

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Speaker 2: should more going forward.

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Speaker 3: What are the.

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Speaker 2: Primary things that people all across the country right now

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Speaker 2: need to know when it comes to artificial intelligence?

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Speaker 3: And what are your concerns?

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Speaker 7: You know, our concern is that the government use a

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Speaker 7: tool like this to actually spy on its own citizens.

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Speaker 7: You know, when I first read nineteen eighty four when

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Speaker 7: I was a kid, and I was concerned, but I

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Speaker 7: really wasn't alarmed because I said, hey, government doesn't have

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Speaker 7: two way television screens. They can't surveil all of us

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Speaker 7: all the time because they don't have the technology. We

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Speaker 7: now have the technology, and the technology itself is not

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Speaker 7: evil or bad. Technology is neither. Technology is neutral, but

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Speaker 7: it's a technology that control through a great amount of information.

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Speaker 7: So if the government decides to use artificial intelligence on

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Speaker 7: Twitter or social media to look for certain phrases that

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Speaker 7: they find to be disinformation or the government doesn't like.

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Speaker 7: Let's say, for example, but I say COVID vaccines aren't

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Speaker 7: really necessary for children who've already had COVID. There's a

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Speaker 7: lot of scientific evidence to back that up. But it's

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Speaker 7: an opinion, and you can have an alternative opinion. But

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Speaker 7: what if those code words are put into an algorithm

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Speaker 7: artificial intelligence controls to the Internet, and then the government

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Speaker 7: takes down comments it doesn't like. That's a real First

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Speaker 7: Amendment problem. And so my point in the hearing today

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Speaker 7: on the Hill was that it's not just about regulating technology,

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Speaker 7: it's about saying you cannot use technology to limit speech

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Speaker 7: that is protected by the constitution.

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Speaker 3: Senator, how transformative do you think AI is going to

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Speaker 3: be in all facets of life? And I asked this

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Speaker 3: question because it wasn't very long ago that Mark Zuckerberg

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Speaker 3: came out and he said, hey, I'm changing the entire

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Speaker 3: name of Facebook to Meta because I believe this online

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Speaker 3: metaverse is going to be rapidly the future. I think

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Speaker 3: that has crumbled in the last year. You heard a

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Speaker 3: lot about meta based on what you are seeing associated

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Speaker 3: with AI. How transformative is it in the next four

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Speaker 3: or five years. How much different might our lives be

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Speaker 3: based on the growth and transformations effect of AI.

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Speaker 7: I think the first thing is is I do not

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Speaker 7: preach irrational fear of technology or of artificial intelligence. It

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Speaker 7: can be used for good, it can be used for harm.

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Speaker 7: There are many things where there's a great deal of information.

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Speaker 7: So we had one of our experts today, Jacob Siegel,

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Speaker 7: who wrote a great essay on tablet that I recommend,

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Speaker 7: and he used to be an intelligence officer in the military,

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Speaker 7: and he says, for foreign purposes, there's some usefulness to

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Speaker 7: taking artificial intelligence. If we've been eavesdropping on either phone

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Speaker 7: calls or communications, and we have large cases of information

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Speaker 7: on people who might be our enemies, artificial intelligence to

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Speaker 7: troll through that to find things is important. But it's

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Speaker 7: different if someone has a large database of Americans phone

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Speaker 7: calls and wants to troll through that. Because we have

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Speaker 7: First Amendment rights, we have Fourth Amendment rights. It's different

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Speaker 7: on where you apply it. So artificial intelligence applied to

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Speaker 7: coming through communications for intelligence of people who don't live

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Speaker 7: in the United States, I'm all for that. If you

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Speaker 7: want to troll through Americans conversations, I'm completely against it,

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Speaker 7: And you should have to go to a judge on

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Speaker 7: an individualized basis and ask for a warrant and present

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Speaker 7: probable cause why you want to listen to this information.

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Speaker 7: So it really is a matter of obeying the Constitution

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Speaker 7: that's important to me, not the technology. As far as transformative, yeah,

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Speaker 7: I think it will be, but I think we don't

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Speaker 7: have to have undue fear of this. We just have

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Speaker 7: to keep in perspective. And this has been going on

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Speaker 7: for a while, even without AI, going all the way

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Speaker 7: back to nine to eleven, the Department of Homeland Security

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Speaker 7: has been spying on Americans. People who are pro life,

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Speaker 7: people are pro constitution, people who support certain candidates are

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Speaker 7: part of a profile of people that they talk about

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Speaker 7: that they should have increased or stepped up observation of

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Speaker 7: these people, and I think that's wrong. And so it's

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Speaker 7: not just artificial intelligence. Really, it's about trying to say

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Speaker 7: government should not be snooping on Americans.

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Speaker 2: Speaking of Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, Senator Paul switch

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Speaker 2: gears and get your take on just not really so

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Speaker 2: much the latest in Ukraine, but the overall policy trajectory.

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Speaker 2: I mean, in the last twenty four hours there have

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Speaker 2: been there's a major missile barrage of Russian MISSI missiles

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Speaker 2: fired at Ukraine, the Kiev, the capital city of Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: It feels like this just continues to drag on, escalate,

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Speaker 2: more casualties, more money. What do you make of the

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Speaker 2: policy right now that this country has towards Ukraine And

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Speaker 2: do you think that it could it could and should

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Speaker 2: be changed in twenty twenty four Well, so.

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Speaker 7: Far we've given about one hundred billion dollars to Ukraine,

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Speaker 7: money we don't have, and s be barred from China

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Speaker 7: to send to Ukraine. Now, as far as sympathy, sure,

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Speaker 7: my sympathies are with the underdog, with a country that's

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Speaker 7: been attact with Ukraine. I think Kutin made an unwise

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Speaker 7: decision will turn out to be one of the worst

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Speaker 7: decisions he's ever made, or any leader made, because he's

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Speaker 7: now trapped in a war he can't win. Likewise, I

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Speaker 7: don't think Ukraine can win either, and I don't think

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Speaker 7: we should be for sending unlimited money that we don't have,

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Speaker 7: that we have to borrow to send to them. I

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Speaker 7: think the longer the money stick it stays open, the

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Speaker 7: longer the war continues. And really there have to be

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Speaker 7: some realistic limits. There needs to be a negotiated solution

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Speaker 7: because neither side is going to win and outright unconditional

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Speaker 7: surrender from the other. And so one, we don't have

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Speaker 7: the money, but two, I think more lives will be

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Speaker 7: lost in the country, will be further destroyed if the

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Speaker 7: war continues on the year after a year.

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Speaker 3: Senator, I know a lot of the German report findings

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Speaker 3: had been widely discussed, certainly on this program and many

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Speaker 3: others over the years. You've run for president before. How

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Speaker 3: do we fix the FBI? What do we need to

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Speaker 3: do to make it actually a trustworthy governmental institution? Again?

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Speaker 3: What would you do if you were tasked with that responsibility?

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Speaker 7: The number one most important thing is we should not

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Speaker 7: be allowed to spy on Americans or invade Americans, obviously

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Speaker 7: without an order from a judge from an Article three judge.

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Speaker 7: What happened to the Trump campaign was that the FBI

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Speaker 7: went after them using Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders. So

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Speaker 7: this court was set up in the nineteen seventies to

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Speaker 7: go after foreigners, that's the name Foreign Intelligent Surveillance, and

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Speaker 7: instead is being used against Americans. I have a simple

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Speaker 7: amendment to FIZA and it simply says FIZA can't be

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Speaker 7: used on Americans. And people say, well, what if the

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Speaker 7: American is a terrorist, go to a judge. I don't

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Speaker 7: know a judge in America that won't give you a

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Speaker 7: warrant if you come with evidence that somebody is colluding

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Speaker 7: with some foreign power to be a terrorist in this country.

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Speaker 7: Most of nine to eleven, most of the information we

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Speaker 7: had was not divulged, not for a denial of a warrant.

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Speaker 7: They never asked for a warrant. So after nine to

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Speaker 7: eleven they came to us and said, oh, we need

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Speaker 7: all this extra power because we need to be able

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Speaker 7: to get people who are in the country, like the

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Speaker 7: hijackers that were here. Nobody asked for a warrant on

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Speaker 7: any of the potential hijackers. We knew who some of

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Speaker 7: them were, but nobody ever asked for a warrant from

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Speaker 7: a judge that was turned down. So we have the

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Speaker 7: tools and the ability to do this. By the Constitution,

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Speaker 7: the FBI wouldn't have all these abuses if they weren't

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Speaker 7: allowed to use spies on Americas. So the Foreign Intelligence

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Speaker 7: Surveillance Court should be precluded from and only used for foreigners,

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Speaker 7: not on Americans.

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Speaker 2: And Senator Paul, one more for you, the oh Clay

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Speaker 2: has go ahead? Clay, you wanted to go again?

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Speaker 3: Well, no, I was just gonna you ask your question

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Speaker 3: that I'm going to ask him. We got a primary

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Speaker 3: going on in Kentucky. I want to make sure we

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Speaker 3: encourage people to go vote, and why that's important that

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Speaker 3: you no, No, no, I like your question more, Clay.

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Speaker 3: Oh go please, Senator Paul, you're in Kentucky right now.

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Speaker 3: Obviously a lot of our Kentucky listeners there is a

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Speaker 3: primary to select the nominee to take on the governor.

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Speaker 3: It's a Democrat governor. You lived through what Governor Basher

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Speaker 3: did associated with COVID. He got almost everything wrong. How

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Speaker 3: important is it that all of our listeners out in

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Speaker 3: Kentucky go and select a nominee today, but then also

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Speaker 3: zealously support that nominee up into the election in November.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think we have several good candidates. I haven't

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Speaker 7: endorsed in the primary, but I will endorse the winner

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Speaker 7: of the primary today. I also think that the election

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Speaker 7: in the fall will be closer than anythings. Kentucky's the

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Speaker 7: state that's been leaning Republican for quite a while, but

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Speaker 7: the race will be a fifty to fifty race in

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Speaker 7: the fall. But the job of the Republican nominee will

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Speaker 7: be to remind Kentuckians that this governor actually shut down

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Speaker 7: churches on Easter and sent the state government agents to

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Speaker 7: take down license plates of people going to church. This

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Speaker 7: governor for bid travel, this governor for bid going to school,

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Speaker 7: and almost every one of this governor's emergency edicts were

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Speaker 7: later struck down by federal judges. So these were big

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Speaker 7: things that we're not going to forget very soon. And

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Speaker 7: whoever the nominee is, it's their job to remind the

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Speaker 7: voters and remind people of Kentucky of the authority in impulse,

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Speaker 7: of the authoritarian actions of this governor. Because what happened

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Speaker 7: under COVID should never ever happen again.

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Speaker 2: Senator, this is a perfect moment to let you take

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Speaker 2: a crack at our throwback clip here. This is Rachelle Wolenski.

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Speaker 2: I think this is twenty twenty two, or maybe twenty two, Yeah,

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty two. He or she is saying that masks

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Speaker 2: are eighty percent effective.

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Speaker 3: Play it.

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Speaker 8: The evidence is clear. Mask can help prevent the spread

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Speaker 8: of COVID nineteen by reducing your chance of infection by

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Speaker 8: more than eighty percent, whether it's an infection from the flu,

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Speaker 8: from the coronavirus, or even just the common cold. In

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Speaker 8: combination with other steps like getting your vaccination, hand washing,

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Speaker 8: and keeping physical distance, wearing your mask is an important

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Speaker 8: step you can take to keep us all healthy.

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Speaker 2: Senator Paul, you're also you're also doctor Paul. And that

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Speaker 2: was November twenty twenty one. Eighty percent, they say stops

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Speaker 2: COVID by eighty.

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Speaker 7: Even Anthony Fauci no longer believes this. He was interviewed

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Speaker 7: by The New York Times and an extensive piece about

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Speaker 7: a week or two ago, and Fauci's response was, well, masked,

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Speaker 7: you know, maybe ten percent effective on the margins if

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Speaker 7: you wear one of the really eye the effective ones.

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Speaker 7: So even Fauci admits they weren't working, even though he

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Speaker 7: was plastering them all over his face. It was all theater.

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Speaker 7: It was all about submission, and really there's no good

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Speaker 7: scientific evidence. There's been a Cochrane study, a multi variate

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Speaker 7: analysis of many different studies, and it came to the

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Speaker 7: conclusion no randomized controlled studies have shown that masked work

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Speaker 7: in the public setting, and so we were forced to

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Speaker 7: do things based on pseudoscience, based on Fauci's impulse to authoritarianism,

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Speaker 7: but there was no real evidence at mass work. The

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Speaker 7: mandates didn't work. If you look what states and counties

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Speaker 7: that put the mandates on, no relation to any reduction

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Speaker 7: and infection. Basically, they were dishonest with us. But this

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Speaker 7: is why trust and belief in public celth officials as

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Speaker 7: an all time low. They brought it on themselves by

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Speaker 7: being dishonest with the public.

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Speaker 2: Senator Ram Paul always appreciate you, sir, thanks for being

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Speaker 2: with us.

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Speaker 7: Thanks guys.

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Speaker 2: You know, inflation and prices arising and the banking crisis,

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Speaker 1: One truth revealed after another Clay Travis and Buck Sexton, how.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't think that sark part?

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Speaker 3: Doesn't it seem to be death that they wanted?

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Speaker 4: It seems that they want to look like they're in

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Speaker 4: a meeting, but they're not talking.

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Speaker 8: Any ten serious ted In the meantime, we just watched

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Speaker 8: the CEO Cavenci.

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Speaker 5: We're one hundred billion dollars further at that.

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Speaker 4: It seems more like we want a default than a deal.

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Speaker 2: Kevin McCarthy there, Speaker of the House talking about the

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Speaker 2: debt ceiling. Is it a fight? Is it a fight

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Speaker 2: worth having? And who's gonna win? What's gonna happen. Let's

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Speaker 2: bring on Congress and Mike Johnson of Louisiana right now

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Speaker 2: going to talk to us about it. Congressman, appreciate you

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Speaker 2: being on the show. I think it's first time, yes, and.

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Speaker 9: I'm excited about it. God's great to hear your voices.

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Speaker 2: So tell us what we can expect here from you.

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Speaker 9: Know.

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Speaker 2: I worry, Congressman that anytime now someone brings up the

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Speaker 2: debt ceiling, it's just to borrow from Yogi Berra, deja

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Speaker 2: vu all over again.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 2: I mean, we have this fight, they raised the debt ceiling.

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Speaker 2: Nothing really changes. Is not going to happen this time?

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Speaker 2: Is anything going to change? And what do you want

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Speaker 2: people to know about the debt ceiling issue?

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Speaker 3: Overall?

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Speaker 9: Well, great, great question. Look, this is different because for

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Speaker 9: the first time Republicans have stood together in a long

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Speaker 9: time and put a big flag in the ground. Guys,

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Speaker 9: we cannot continue on the spending trajectory that we're on.

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Speaker 9: We have a thirty one point seven now trillion dollar

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Speaker 9: federal debt. We're digging a hole so deep that our

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Speaker 9: grandchildren won't be able to climb out of it. So

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Speaker 9: we have to force the way, you know, the federal

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Speaker 9: government does business, the way we balance the checkbooks, so

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Speaker 9: to speak. And so we've done that here. So here,

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Speaker 9: here's the headline. You got to remember, House Republicans are

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Speaker 9: the only ones who have pass legislation to raise the

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Speaker 9: debt ceiling. But we did it in a responsible, reasonable,

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Speaker 9: sensible way because we're addressing the debt crisis at the

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Speaker 9: same time, we've got a limit Washington's irresponsible spending or

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Speaker 9: we're never going to be able to climb.

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Speaker 3: Out of this mess. Do you think Biden's going to

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Speaker 3: actually negotiate? I mean, my theory and Buck and I

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Speaker 3: have talked about this on the show, is that the

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Speaker 3: debt ceiling gets a ton of attention, but I think

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Speaker 3: most people out there listening anticipate that there will be

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Speaker 3: a resolution and the country's not going to spiral into

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Speaker 3: chaos over this. But that requires Joe Biden actually coming

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Speaker 3: to the table. Do you think he will.

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Speaker 9: I think he'll be forced to at the end. I

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Speaker 9: think public pressure is mounting. Everybody understands what's at stake here.

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Speaker 9: We cannot default on the nation's debt. I don't think

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Speaker 9: we will. You've got to remember too, that he's a

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Speaker 9: complete hypotrite on the issue. I mean before he was

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Speaker 9: the president, he was a senator, and he used to

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Speaker 9: be in charge of these negotiations. And we've got a

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Speaker 9: catalog of quotes that he had back in you know,

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Speaker 9: recently as twenty eleven, and when he was the guy

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Speaker 9: over here negotiating with House Republicans and saying that the

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Speaker 9: Republicans had to come to the table, they had to negotiate.

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Speaker 9: It would be a complete dereliction of duty if it

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Speaker 9: didn't happen, and this is an important and responsible thing

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Speaker 9: to do, etc. Etc. Etc. You know, Schumer used to

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Speaker 9: say the same things. But now the shoes on the

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Speaker 9: other foot, and so they're playing trying to play hardball.

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Speaker 9: I think they're going to be forced at the table. Guys,

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Speaker 9: I think the people are going to demand it. We

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Speaker 9: can't default on the dead. It would have terrible consequences

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Speaker 9: across the economy, not just here but around the globe.

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Speaker 9: And everybody knows that.

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Speaker 2: Congress and Johnson, I know you're also involved in the

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Speaker 2: FACE Act, which deals with the protection of pregnancy resource centers,

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Speaker 2: churches and pro life advocates. Tell us, first off, what

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Speaker 2: the situation is that faces those organizations and individuals and

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Speaker 2: what the FACE Act would do.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, Look, this is a really important federal statue that

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Speaker 9: most people aren't aware of. But we had a big hearing,

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Speaker 9: high profile hearing here today in our Institution and Limited

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Speaker 9: Government Subcommittee, and I share that committee under Judiciary, and

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Speaker 9: we're looking at this act. It was passed back in

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Speaker 9: nineteen ninety four, and the point of the bill was

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Speaker 9: to provide protection on both sides. Okay, it prohibits threats

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Speaker 9: of force and obstruction and property damage intended to interfere

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Speaker 9: with reproductive healthcare services. Okay, fine, that's abortion clinics. But

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Speaker 9: it also protects profe pregnancy counseling services and facilities that

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Speaker 9: do that kind of work as well. But here's the problem.

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Speaker 9: Under Attorney General Merrick Garland, the Face Act has been

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Speaker 9: stripped of its intent. Right, he's using it as a

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Speaker 9: tool to prosecute pro lifers and insulate the people who

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Speaker 9: are carrying out the attacks on their facilities. I mean churches,

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Speaker 9: pregnancy care centers. We've all seen since the Dobb's opinion

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Speaker 9: was leaked. They've been vandalized, multip cocktails through the windows,

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Speaker 9: you know, they spray painted all these terrible messages on

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Speaker 9: the outside of the buildings. Guess what. The FBI under

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Speaker 9: Merrick Garland has done absolutely nothing about more than one

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Speaker 9: hundred cases documented. They've had one little indictment instance on

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Speaker 9: a situation down in Florida. The rest of them have

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Speaker 9: gone completely ignored. And that is not in that propery

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Speaker 9: application of the law, and it shows the bias that

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Speaker 9: is across this Department of Justice and we have to

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Speaker 9: address it.

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Speaker 3: There's been an awful lot of conspiracies that have been

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Speaker 3: proven true. We've talked about it on this show. COVID

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Speaker 3: so many things that if you said, oh, you can't

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Speaker 3: say that, it ends up being true. Certainly, now with

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Speaker 3: the Durham Report coming out, you can say that virtually

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Speaker 3: everything surrounding the Russia collusion hoax that was labeled a

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Speaker 3: huge conspiracy for disputing actually now has been proven to

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Speaker 3: have been true too. Do you get the sense that

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Speaker 3: this is resonating with people or can Democrats just sweep

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Speaker 3: it under the rug and pretend that none of this

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Speaker 3: happened and most in their base and most in the

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Speaker 9: Look, that's a great question, Okay. I'm on the Select

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Speaker 9: Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Jim Jordan

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Speaker 9: and I and the others are trying to uncover all

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Speaker 9: of these abuses, and the deeper we dig, guys, the

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Speaker 9: more frightening it becomes. Frankly, it's even worse than our

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Speaker 9: instincts told us. I mean, you have so many agencies

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Speaker 9: of the federal government under this administration. You know, they're

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Speaker 9: designed to protect and serve the American people. They have

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Speaker 9: to serve. You could go down the alphabet soup of agencies,

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Speaker 9: but I mean the Department of Justice itself, the FBI,

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Speaker 9: I mean, they're involved in these incredible things. The Durham

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Speaker 9: That is a serious problem in a constitutional republic, by ours,

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Speaker 9: and we have to fix it. That's our responsibility to

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Speaker 3: Congressman. We appreciate the time, keep up the fight.

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Speaker 9: We will thank gods good talking.

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