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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now as we come on the air of the Old saying,

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Speaker 2: elections have consequences, as playing out in very real time,

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Speaker 2: in a very real way in cities all across our country.

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Speaker 2: As the Trump administration makes good on one of Trump's

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Speaker 2: most controversial campaign promises, the promise that was immortalized in

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Speaker 2: that sea of signs at the Republican National Convention, mass deportations.

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Speaker 2: Now one week into Trump's second term, it's no longer

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Speaker 2: an abstract idea or controversial campaign promise or even a

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Speaker 2: convention sign. The deportations are underway.

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Speaker 3: What we're doing is we're targeting the worst first, right,

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Speaker 3: That's who we're getting. We're focusing on those targets. We're

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Speaker 3: not targeting people in schools, We're not targeting people in churches.

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Speaker 3: We're targeting people who are the worst. You know, there's

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Speaker 3: a chance they're going to go to some of those places.

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Speaker 3: And this administration has kind of taking some of the

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Speaker 3: handcuffs off of us in a way right where we're

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Speaker 3: leaving the discretion with our officers, and our officers they're

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Speaker 3: drained to make good decisions out there.

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Speaker 4: Well, look, I went to Chicago a couple of times

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Speaker 4: and met with the black pastors, met with the community.

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Speaker 4: They're begging for ICE enforcement action because of the crime

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Speaker 4: in Chicago. I made a commitment to it.

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Speaker 5: We'd be out there.

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Speaker 4: I also made commit to the mayor of Chicago that

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Speaker 4: I'm coming to Chicago, even though he said it wasn't welcome.

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Speaker 4: I wanted all to make a point that ICE is

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Speaker 4: going to do that job, regardless of the don't help

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Speaker 4: us or now. As far as the local community, nothing

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Speaker 4: but cheers walking through the airport, cheers walking through the streets.

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Speaker 4: We stopped at a police station to take a nature break,

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Speaker 4: and we're run on the road so long, and every

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Speaker 4: us for being there and helping them make their communities

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Speaker 4: more safe.

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Speaker 6: And as we are fighting hard to get birthright citizenship

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Speaker 6: or automatic citizenship or the children of illegal aliens, that's

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Speaker 6: another way. It's automatic citizenship for the children of illegal aliens.

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Speaker 1: That's the other term that they use, which.

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Speaker 6: Is actually more accurate or more understandable, and it's ridiculous.

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Speaker 6: Were the only country that has it, and certainly the

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Speaker 6: only country that has it to that extent, and It

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Speaker 6: wasn't meant if you look, it was really meant for

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Speaker 6: children of slaves.

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Speaker 1: This is when had happened, the children of slaves.

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Speaker 6: It was not meant for everyone to come into our

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Speaker 6: country by aeroplane or charging across the borders from all

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Speaker 6: over the world and think they're.

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Speaker 1: Going to become citizens.

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Speaker 6: It's not meant for that. It wasn't meant for that.

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Speaker 6: I've also deployed troops to the border, and for the

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Speaker 6: first time in history, we're locating and loading the legal

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Speaker 6: aliens into military aircraft and flying.

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Speaker 7: Them back to the places for which they came.

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Speaker 6: And very importantly, America is respected again.

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Speaker 1: We're respected again. That nice at the years.

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Speaker 6: Of laughing at us like we're stupid people. And as

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Speaker 6: you saw yesterday, we've made it clear to every country

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Speaker 6: that they will be taking back our people, that we're

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Speaker 6: sending out the criminals, that the illegal aliens coming from

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Speaker 6: their countries, we're taking them back, and they're going to

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Speaker 6: take them back fast. And if they don't, they'll pay

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Speaker 6: a very high economic price. And in a little while

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Speaker 6: I'll be signing for new executive voters. First is that

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Speaker 6: I'm directing our new Secretary of Defense Pete Haikseth is

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Speaker 6: going to be great by the way, to immediately begin

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Speaker 6: the construction of a state of the iron dome missile

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Speaker 6: defense shield, which we'll be able to.

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Speaker 1: Protect the Americans.

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Speaker 8: You know, we protect other countries, but we don't take

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Speaker 8: to protect ourselves. And were next to ensure that we

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Speaker 8: have the most lethal fighting force in the world. We

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Speaker 8: will get transgender ideology the hell out of our military.

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Speaker 1: It's going to be gone.

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Speaker 6: In addition, we will stop our service members from being

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Speaker 6: indoctrinated with rather left ideologies such as critical race theory.

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Speaker 1: We're going to stop it. It's already been stopped. It's

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Speaker 6: And finally, we will offer full reinstatement to any service

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Speaker 6: member who was expelled from the Armed Forces due to

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Speaker 6: the COVID vaccine mandate, and we will restore them to

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Speaker 6: their former rank with full pay. It's time for the

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Speaker 6: United States to return to the system that made us

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Speaker 6: richer and more powerful than ever before. You know, the

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Speaker 6: United States in eighteen seventy to nineteen thirteen all tariffs,

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Speaker 6: and that was the richest period in the history of

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Speaker 6: the United States relatively speaking.

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Speaker 1: In other words, relatively.

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Speaker 6: And that was all made through the tariffs. We have

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Speaker 6: no income tax income tex Gament in nineteen fifteen. As

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Speaker 6: I said in my speech last week, instead of taxing

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Speaker 6: our citizens to enrich for OIG nations, we should be

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Speaker 6: tariffing and taxing foreign nations to enrich our citizens.

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Speaker 7: Does that make sense right?

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Speaker 9: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 9: coming from every angle, but the will to the sea,

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Speaker 9: I fear not.

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Speaker 1: You found the place for truth, the voice of.

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Speaker 9: A generation that still has the will to believe in

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Speaker 9: the greatest country in the history of the world. This

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Speaker 9: is the Charlie Kirk Showuck a lot, here.

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Speaker 10: We go on, all right, everybody, Welcome to the Charlie

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Speaker 10: Kirk Show. Andrew colvid In for the one and only

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Speaker 10: Charlie Kirk who's on assignment today. We'll leave it at

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Speaker 10: that for the time being. Nevertheless, lots going on. Always

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Speaker 10: very very much a privilege for me to be with

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Speaker 10: all of you, because there is so much breaking news

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Speaker 10: in the era of Trump. We are now on Trump time.

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Speaker 10: Everything is coming at us at a absolute break breakneck speed.

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Speaker 10: The blizzard of Trump actions is continuing into the second week.

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Speaker 1: It's really hard to keep up.

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Speaker 10: Now, Now that's partly by design, right, our enemies, our opponents,

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Speaker 10: the lefties, the NPC's on the left, they're having a

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Speaker 10: hard time keeping up and keeping track of everything.

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Speaker 1: To be outraged by.

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Speaker 10: And you know, candidly, so are we, and so are

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Speaker 10: probably all of you out in that audience. I think

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Speaker 10: it's safe to say this is basically the first time

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Speaker 10: the American people had ever seen the executive branch and

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Speaker 10: the leaders of this country run the government almost.

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Speaker 1: Like a tech startup.

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Speaker 10: You know, they move fast and break things on purpose,

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Speaker 10: because what has been built and constructed at the federal

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Speaker 10: level especially, are things worth breaking. Now if you check

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Speaker 10: the headlines, it seems like the regime is most upset

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Speaker 10: right now about all the freezes, freezesn't hiring, freezes on

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Speaker 10: federal grants, freezing on freezes on aid and loans and

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Speaker 10: foreign grants. Now all of those things are good. There's

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Speaker 10: freezes on visas, there's freezes on re entry. There's the

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Speaker 10: border is completely frozen. And it is difficult to keep

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Speaker 1: So what is going on right now? What is happening?

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Speaker 1: And by the way, there's going to be the.

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Speaker 10: First Caroline Levitt led press briefing today at the White House,

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Speaker 10: which is another very exciting thing.

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Speaker 1: So we're going to take that live.

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Speaker 10: We're actually gonna be talking to Brian Glenn in the

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Speaker 10: next segment. He's gonna be live from Pebble Beach as

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Speaker 10: they call it, inside the White House compound.

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Speaker 1: So what is going on? Let's try and keep track here.

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Speaker 10: We've got CNN headline all federal grants and loan disbursement

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Speaker 10: paused by White House. Now this one seems to have

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Speaker 10: them very much in a tizzy. So reading from CNN,

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Speaker 10: which is regime controlled media, it says the White House

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Speaker 10: Budget Office has ordered a pause on all federal grants

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Speaker 10: and loans according to an internal memorandum sent Monday, potentially

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Speaker 10: impacting trillions, yes trillions with a t in government spending

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Speaker 10: and halting public programs that affect millions of Americans. Federal

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Speaker 10: agencies must temporarily pause all activities related to obligation or

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Speaker 10: disbursement of all federal financial assistants. So we don't even

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Speaker 10: O and B director is already putting out this memoranda.

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Speaker 10: So the memo specifies that the pause will not affect

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Speaker 10: Social Security or Medicare benefits, and does not include assistance

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Speaker 10: provided directly to individuals. Nevertheless, this is Trump bad. Trump

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Speaker 10: hates people. Trump's going to cause people to not be

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Speaker 10: able to eat.

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Speaker 1: That's false.

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Speaker 10: It's a temporary review and it will provide the administration

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Speaker 10: time to review agency programs and determine the best uses

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Speaker 10: of the funding for those programs consistent with the law

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Speaker 10: and the president's priorities.

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Speaker 1: So the other thing that we have to look into is.

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Speaker 10: That this memoranda also says that it is in line

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Speaker 1: Now let's pause there.

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Speaker 10: Non governmental organizations, this would be like Catholic charities that's

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Speaker 10: trying to help illegals game our immigration system, and a

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Speaker 10: lot of other NGOs that are doing that. By the way,

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Speaker 10: these NGOs, folks, they go by the name of refugee resettlement,

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Speaker 10: that this is such a good thing.

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Speaker 1: They often quote.

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Speaker 10: Scripture to completely game our immigran system and make money

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Speaker 10: So what they do is they charge maybe twenty thirty

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Speaker 10: from places like Afghanistan in the Middle East, which Joe

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Speaker 1: That's right. So we're putting a pause on.

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Speaker 10: All of these things so that they can be reviewed

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Speaker 10: and the president's priorities can be ensured that they're taking place. Now,

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Speaker 10: Of Catholic charities talking about how you don't have to

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Speaker 10: you get a lawyer and one will be paid for

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Speaker 10: you by the taxpayers when you try and break into

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Speaker 10: our country. Absolutely ridiculous. We need to fund all of

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Speaker 10: Kingpin of Trende Ragua up in New York City. She's

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Speaker 10: fully kitted out. Now, some people don't like that. Some

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Speaker 10: people think it's you know, like Princess Warriors stuff. I get,

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Speaker 10: I get that, I get the pushback. You know, the

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Speaker 10: whole girl Boss movement is a little cringe. But here's

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Speaker 10: my pushback to the pushback. It's great to see institutional

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Speaker 10: prioritization at the top level of our government, including Christy Nome,

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Speaker 10: getting into the field showing that we mean business.

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Speaker 1: So I'm I'm I'm all for it. I'm all for it.

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Speaker 10: Go into the go into the field, show the world

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Speaker 10: that we mean business and we're not playing around anymore. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 10: we've got border crossings plummeting. There are reporters that have

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Speaker 10: been covering the story at our border for over a decade.

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Speaker 10: They've never seen numbers this low. They keep dropping. In fact,

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Speaker 10: across all of our sectors yesterday, not one head over

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Speaker 1: We have illegals.

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Speaker 10: Coming back from trying to cross saying don't come, you're

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Speaker 1: Everybody's getting caught.

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Speaker 1: All right, everybody, welcome back for Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: Andrew Colvett in for Charlie Kirk and breaking news. I'm

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Speaker 7: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 13: Happening at the top of the hour, the new Trump

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Speaker 13: President Trump's White House Press Secretary, Carolyn Levitt, will lead

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Speaker 13: There's no word if President Trump will join her in

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Speaker 7: This is video from suburban Washington, d C.

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Speaker 13: Where dozens of ICE agents took to the streets of Maryland,

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Speaker 13: arresting illegal aliens who also have criminal records.

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Speaker 7: They'll eventually be deported.

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Speaker 17: Now, so far, we've apprehended the man wanted for homicide

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Speaker 17: now said, or we've apprehended the armed robber. We're currently

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Speaker 17: We're gonna sit on that house for a couple more hours.

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Speaker 17: And the drug dealer gave us a bad address, but

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Speaker 17: we're we're gonna hunt him down. Like my officers are

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Speaker 13: And it's daily update on x. On Monday, ICE reported

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Speaker 13: seventy nine arrest The day before, the agency reported nine

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Speaker 13: hundred and fifty six arrests.

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Speaker 7: You can see it all there on your screen.

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Speaker 13: Well, President Trump is talking about tariffs and TikTok. On Monday,

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Speaker 13: he broke the news that Microsoft is in talks to

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Speaker 13: here in the United States, and now it's got just

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Speaker 13: find us.

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Speaker 1: From the campus to the guard horn to the microphone.

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Speaker 1: It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: All right, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. My

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Speaker 10: name is Andrew Covet. Honored to be with you. As always.

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk is deployed.

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Speaker 10: Right now with Vice President jd.

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Speaker 1: Vance.

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Speaker 10: I'm sure he's going to have all kinds of updates

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Speaker 10: for us tomorrow. I will just say I've seen some

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Speaker 10: of the pictures and it's pretty fun. I wish I

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Speaker 10: could share them with you all, but you know, these

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Speaker 10: things complicated. Business First, I want to tell you about

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Speaker 10: conservatives for lower health care costs. With President Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: now back in the White House, praise God, we're all

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Speaker 10: excited about big changes ahead which will make America, make

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Speaker 10: America great again. But even with defeat of their supporters

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Speaker 10: last November, Big Pharma is still threatening to derail the

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Speaker 10: Trump Agenda, oppose RFK Junior's upcoming reforms, and they want

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Speaker 10: to block competition and keep drug prices too high. Big

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Speaker 10: Pharma sets the price of drugs this year. They raise

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Speaker 10: the price on more than five hundred and seventy five

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Speaker 10: of them. They're anti competitive practices, block competition so they

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Speaker 10: on ads pushing their high price brand name drugs on

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Speaker 10: working Americans. But Big Pharma wants even more now they're

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Speaker 10: using Congress to undermine incentives in.

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Speaker 1: The private healthcare market that help.

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Speaker 10: American employers and families get savings on prescription drugs. Conservatives

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Speaker 10: for Lower Healthcare Costs warns that big Pharma is no

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Speaker 10: friend to the Trump agenda or the pocketbooks of American people.

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Speaker 10: They oppose solutions to lower drug prices and President Trump's

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Speaker 10: first agenda, and they are after huge money grabs again

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Speaker 10: in Trump two point zero. So how do you help?

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Speaker 10: Go to Pharma windfall dot com. That's Pharma windfall dot

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Speaker 10: com to learn more about how conservatives can stop big Pharma,

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Speaker 10: prevent higher healthcare cost and protect pay for performance in

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Speaker 10: our private healthcare market. Congress can stop big Pharma, and

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Speaker 10: you can help. Go to Pharma windfall dot com. Portions

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Speaker 10: of the Charlie Kirkshow are probably brought to you in

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Speaker 10: part by Conservatives for Lower Healthcare Costs. I want to

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Speaker 10: welcome Josh Hammer onto the show next. He's a senior

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Speaker 10: editor at large at Newsweek, host of The Josh Hammer Show.

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Speaker 1: Josh, Welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. How you doing, Andrew.

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Speaker 1: I'm doing great, my friend.

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Speaker 18: You know, it is morning in America, as a famous

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Speaker 18: man one said about four and a half decades ago,

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Speaker 18: And it's really great to be back on the Charlie

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Speaker 18: Kirk Show with you, my good friend, Andrew Colvid.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 10: Absolutely, Josh, I'm so glad to have you. I mean,

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Speaker 10: there's just so much to discuss. But you know, the

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Speaker 10: real impetus for this was your op ed and Newsweek,

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Speaker 10: and I thought it was a really really fun title

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Speaker 10: for an op ed.

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Speaker 1: First of all, the Cold Civil War is over.

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Speaker 10: We won now, Josh, I want to get I want

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Speaker 10: you to make your argument here, but I you know,

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Speaker 10: I just want to say I'm not you know, I'm

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Speaker 10: not up in Champagne is yet. There's a lot of

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Speaker 10: work to do. But I think the premise of your

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Speaker 10: article holds. Why do you say we won the Cold

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Speaker 10: Civil War? What is the Cold Civil War? Make your case, Andrew.

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Speaker 10: Let me first say that the fact that.

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Speaker 18: The enemy is slayed at least for the time being,

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Speaker 18: I agree, does not necessarily mean that it will not,

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Speaker 18: one day, god forbid, possibly rise like a phoenix from

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Speaker 18: the ashes to create more chaos and mayhem and to

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Speaker 18: sow the seeds of discourse.

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Speaker 1: Here in America.

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Speaker 18: So while I am definitely celebrating, I agree that we

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Speaker 18: should not rest on our laurels. It is definitely time

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Speaker 18: to keep the momentum going. But the reason that I

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Speaker 18: picked this very fun title, I'm glad you agree with me.

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Speaker 18: I thought it was a very fun title as well,

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Speaker 18: is that what we've seen thus far in the opening

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Speaker 18: week or so of this second donaldru administration, is the

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Speaker 18: most transformative culture, cultural paradigm shifting moment that I think

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Speaker 18: in America. He declared war in America and instituted our

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Speaker 18: modern American civil war, our cold civil royal in cold

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Speaker 18: civil war. This happened because Barack Obama basically said that

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Speaker 18: one does not seek to fundatally transform that which he

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Speaker 18: loves or seeks to conserve. And we saw this time

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Speaker 18: you so called disparate impact theory that was kind of

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Speaker 18: Barack Obama tried time and time again to declare war

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Speaker 18: on the half of America that he infamously called bitter

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Speaker 18: and that civil war was stopped for four years body

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Speaker 18: Don Trump administration, or at least three and a half

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Speaker 18: and we all saw what happened from there, the riots

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Speaker 1: This is Peaquoke Andrew Peaquot.

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Speaker 18: He literally chose a Vice President of the United States,

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Speaker 18: Supreme Court Ktanji Brown Jackson, because she is a quote

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Speaker 18: unquote woman of color. Time and time again, as folks

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Speaker 18: implement so called DEI to overtly discriminate against white people,

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Speaker 18: against Christians, Jews, Asians in favor of.

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Speaker 18: There and just basically everything that we saw over the

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Speaker 18: I think it's apotheosis. It's been slay. It's been slay

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Speaker 18: because Donald Trump Andrew adopted a mentality to go back

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Speaker 18: People said that he was crazy, that he was a cowboy,

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Speaker 18: he was a warmonger, But that mentality Andrew helped win

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Speaker 18: the Cold War.

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Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump has.

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Speaker 18: Taken that exact same mentality to his second term in office.

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Speaker 18: And I'm not entirely sure what the exact moment was

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Speaker 1: But at some point, at some point.

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Speaker 18: Donald Trump had kind of his Clarence Thomas nineteen ninety

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Speaker 18: one Anita Hill moments where he looked at all this

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Speaker 1: I am over this.

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Speaker 18: And you know what, to quote Barack Obama, get me

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Speaker 18: my freaking pen, get me my freaking phone, because this

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Speaker 18: crap ain't gonna fly anymore come day one. And that

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Speaker 18: was what we saw last weekend. We saw all these

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Speaker 18: There's been the gender ideology, birthright citizenship. It's amazing stuff

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Speaker 18: the executive branch. It actually goes way past that. It

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Speaker 18: Supreme Court's Affirmative Action case Tunes for Fair Emissions so

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Speaker 18: in America. This is the kind of stuff that wins

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Speaker 18: culture wars. So again, let's not rest in our laurels.

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Speaker 18: I understand, like you know, constant vigilance, and let's let'

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Speaker 1: But for now, for now, what we have seen is

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Speaker 1: the stuff of legends.

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Speaker 18: Frankly, it kind of reminds me, as I said in

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Speaker 1: They famously took it over without.

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Speaker 18: Fight, without firing a single shot, because it was just

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Speaker 18: at that demonstration of force. That's very much how I

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Speaker 1: I think that was.

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Speaker 10: Extraordinarily well, said Josh. I. You know, and I want

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Speaker 10: to believe that all of this is going to happen

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Speaker 10: without a single shot.

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Speaker 1: I mean, and once there's a lot of reason to believe.

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Speaker 10: That we have now become the dominant force in culture,

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Speaker 10: feel the momentum behind more of a traditional Americana, this

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Speaker 10: triumphant Americana, this manifest destiny, whether it be Greenland or

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Speaker 10: we're going to get operational control of our southern border.

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Speaker 10: You've got ice raids where we are from a pr standpoint,

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Speaker 10: this administration is doing a fantastic job projecting strength to

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Speaker 10: tip that happened over the weekend, how quickly that was resolved.

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Speaker 1: And then and then and then and on and on

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Speaker 1: and on it goes.

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Speaker 10: And what I find particularly instructive and encouraging, Josh, is

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Speaker 10: the polling. You've got Harry Enton at CNN going on

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Speaker 10: in front of you know, Casey Hunt or whatever. The

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Speaker 10: host is going like, Hey, these numbers are extraordinary and

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Speaker 10: just just for our audience to sake, consider this. Donald

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Speaker 10: Trump is the only president in the history of the

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Speaker 10: country that has a higher approval rating at the start

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Speaker 10: of his second term than he ever did in his

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Speaker 10: first term. A majority of all Americans support deportation of all,

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Speaker 10: not some, not the worst first, which obviously Tom Homan

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Speaker 10: budget constraints, manpower constraint is starting with the worst first,

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Speaker 10: but a majority, a clear majority across like five different

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Speaker 10: polls say that Americans support deporting all illegals. This is

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Speaker 10: a phenomenal, phenomenal showing, and it shows Josh that the

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Speaker 10: main street America, average America is seeing the changes already,

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Speaker 10: are seeing the momentum shift, and American malaise is out,

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Speaker 10: America's self constraint is out. And so I do want

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Speaker 10: to be really, really encouraged by this.

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Speaker 1: There's a part of.

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Speaker 10: Me that just, you know, I think can't get over

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Speaker 10: the trauma of twenty twenty or twenty twenty two and

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Speaker 10: won't quite believe it. But Josh, do you think this

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Speaker 10: has staying power? Do you think we are at the

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Speaker 10: beginning of an eight twelve year run. I do, I

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Speaker 10: absolutely do.

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Speaker 18: I think that Jdvans is Vice President of United States,

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Speaker 18: is kind of the natural heir to the throne and

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Speaker 18: will obviously have that debate. I presume in the year

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Speaker 18: twenty twenty eight but God will in the next four

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Speaker 18: years will go well. And JD who is literally only

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Speaker 18: forty years old, is kind of a logical successor there.

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Speaker 18: And that's part of the reasons that Donald Trump tapped

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Speaker 18: Jdvans in the first place, right, and because he's making

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Speaker 18: a long term play here. I mean, look at his

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Speaker 18: cabinet picks. I mean you mentioned Pete Hegsaf. Pete Heggsaf

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Speaker 18: is what forty four or forty five years old. I mean,

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Speaker 18: so many of these cabinet picks are very very young people.

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Speaker 1: This is a movement, Andrew.

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Speaker 18: And what's so fascinating is that MAGA America first just

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Speaker 18: being on the right of center right now in America

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Speaker 18: more generally.

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Speaker 1: Speaking, this is cool.

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Speaker 18: I mean, this is kind of the anti establishment mentality,

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Speaker 18: the same way that Barack Obama was considered irreverence and

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Speaker 18: back in nineteen sixties, all the quote unquote self professed

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Speaker 18: school kids. You know, we're bringing down college campuses, the

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Speaker 18: Vietnam world that's off.

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Speaker 1: MAGA is basically that today.

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Speaker 18: I mean, this is kind of the middle finger to

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Speaker 18: thet ah and the Democratic Party is a rotting carcass.

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Speaker 18: It is filled with octogenarian septuagenarians, people who are literally

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Speaker 18: two to three decades past their prime. Joe Biden's obviously

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Speaker 18: a perfect encapsulation of that there, and the Republican Party

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Speaker 18: is filled with young, up and coming people who have

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Speaker 18: an inherent love of their country there, and that's being

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Speaker 18: reflected in the popular culture. Look at all the people

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Speaker 18: in these NFL playoffs and the college wable playoffs. We're

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Speaker 18: doing the Trump dance in the end zone after getting

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Speaker 18: a touchdown, Carrie Underweld going acappella at that the inaugural

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Speaker 18: address there, that was so many cultural moments and these

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Speaker 18: big tech oligards.

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Speaker 10: I mean, just on and on, and Josh, I don't

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Speaker 10: mean to cut you off. We're gonna have another segment

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Speaker 10: with you to keep diving into this, but I completely agree.

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Speaker 10: There was that New York magazine piece that just came

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Speaker 10: out talking about all the young energy around the inauguration.

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Speaker 10: They tried to make it like racist. We can talk

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Speaker 10: about that when we're back, but that is cool, guys,

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Speaker 10: enjoy it.

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Speaker 1: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 9: You're listening to the future of America, and the future

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Speaker 9: is bright.

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Speaker 1: Is Charlie Kirk all right? Everybody, I want to show

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Speaker 1: you something here. Go ahead and throw up this image.

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Speaker 10: This is Charlie just casually hanging out with the VP.

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Speaker 1: Go ahead and throw that up. I think a depth.

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Speaker 1: There's Charlie. This is breaking news.

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Speaker 10: Charlie's just sitting next to Jade Vance there on Air

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Speaker 10: Force two, just casually plotting the future blizzard of other

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Speaker 10: executive orders and actions that will take this country back.

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Speaker 10: Our movement is a send it, folks to the conversation

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Speaker 10: that we were having with Josh. We're going to bring

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Speaker 10: him back when we have radio rejoin in just a second.

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Speaker 1: There is so much positive.

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Speaker 10: Momentum happening right now, and it is impossible to separate

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Speaker 10: the movement that Trump has sparked, the ascendancy of it,

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Speaker 10: without also including this entirely new generation of young guns

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Speaker 10: like Charlie Kirk, like James Blair, like Sergio Gore, like

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Speaker 10: jd Vance, Steven Miller. There's almost too many to name,

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Speaker 10: Taylor Budowitch, there's so many within this administration. They're staffing

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Speaker 10: it from top to bottom. Obviously Charlie's not stabbing it,

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Speaker 10: but he's, you know, within the larger movement on this show,

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Speaker 10: in this audience, the amount of transformational change that is

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Speaker 10: possible with this new, young, vibrant core of leadership that

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Speaker 10: is assuming control both from a media standpoint and an

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Speaker 10: actual power standpoint, the reigns of actual power. It's impossible

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Speaker 10: to fully comprehend or appreciate at this juncture. History will

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Speaker 10: write about these days. History will write about these leaders

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Speaker 10: and they will transform America back to the founder's intent,

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Speaker 10: not to create some corrupt, muddled Frankenstein that would that

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Speaker 10: the founders wouldn't even recognize. But they will restore the Americanism,

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Speaker 10: the dynamism of our people in.

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Speaker 1: The truest sense of the word. And these are extraordinary

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Speaker 1: days that we live in.

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Speaker 10: These are extraordinary times, and it is a new Dawn

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Speaker 10: War with Josh Hammer from a senior editor at Larger Newsweek,

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Speaker 10: hosts of The Josh Hammer Show.

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Speaker 1: Next.

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Speaker 10: Oh, and download the Real America's Voice app where we

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Speaker 10: get back.

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Speaker 1: All right, Welcome back to Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: Andrew covid in for the one and only Charlie Kirk,

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Speaker 10: who is currently flying on Air Force two with Vice

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Speaker 10: President jd Vance. Very exciting times, Josh, I want to

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Speaker 10: throw this image up. This is from New York. The

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Speaker 10: New York magazine. It's kind of personal for me. Actually

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Speaker 10: throw up ninety four. Image ninety four The cruel Kids

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Speaker 10: table is the way the headline reads is a cover

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Speaker 10: piece for New York Magazine by Brock Collier, who is

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Speaker 10: a trans journalist from the New York Magazine. I know

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Speaker 10: this because Brock also applied for press credentials at the

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Speaker 10: Turning Point Ball, our inaugural eve ball, and was there

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Speaker 10: on the red carpet. There's pictures of our ball in

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Speaker 10: this story. But you know, the pushback is hilarious about

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Speaker 10: this piece, but I think it's an interesting even the

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Speaker 10: journalist in this piece, Josh, admits that we're winning, that

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Speaker 10: we are culturally ascended, that we are now dominating realms

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Speaker 10: of culture that would have been hard to fathom just

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Speaker 10: a few years ago. And I believe that they've cropped

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Speaker 10: this picture to make it look more racist, like it's

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Speaker 10: only white kids or something. There's a whole bunch of

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Speaker 10: a whole bunch of that going on here. But it's like, Josh,

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Speaker 10: take take This picture is just one instance. It's a

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Speaker 10: bunch of young, successful, happy kids drinking a you know,

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Speaker 10: at a trendy cocktail party.

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Speaker 1: And you know, I guess if that's.

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Speaker 10: Like cruel celebrating the dawn of a new administration in

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Speaker 10: New America, you know, I guess, you know, cry harder

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Speaker 10: lib as my you know, instant reaction.

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Speaker 1: What do you make of this and what does this

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Speaker 1: tell us?

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Speaker 18: Well, first of all, angew I'm pretty sure they did

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Speaker 18: do exactly that which you said they did, which that

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Speaker 18: they cropped out this photo. They edited it, they photoshopped

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Speaker 18: to make it look just more monolithically white than it

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Speaker 18: is there. But you know, I think a normal American

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Speaker 18: looks at this photo, whether it's been photoshopped or cropped,

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Speaker 18: edited or not, and says, oh, wow, these are a

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Speaker 18: bunch of like pretty good looking young people having a

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Speaker 18: great time. They're dressed nicely. There, they're clanking their glasses,

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Speaker 18: they're saying cheers.

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Speaker 1: There.

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Speaker 18: I'm sorry, I'm not seeing anything wrong with this picture, Andrew.

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Speaker 18: I'm simply just not seeing anything. And I think what

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Speaker 18: kind of the broader point is getting at here? This

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Speaker 18: is the point that I've made actually for a few

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Speaker 18: years now. I think this is part of the left's

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Speaker 18: war on fun. I actually literally call the war on fun.

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Speaker 18: You know, whether it's trying to call you a scold

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Speaker 18: for driving a gas guzzling pickup truck or an suv,

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Speaker 18: whether they're calling you a bad person for wanting to

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Speaker 18: have numerous kids kids, you know that whole be fruitful

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Speaker 18: and multiply thing right there from the Book of Genesis.

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Speaker 18: God forbid you actually take God at his word and

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Speaker 18: have three, four or five. You know, God knows who

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Speaker 18: many children who are going to consume oxygen and spit

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Speaker 18: out carbon dioxide. You know, you're a very very bad person.

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Speaker 18: Like they definitely hate that, Andrew. You know, God forbid

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Speaker 18: you actually teach your children about religion, about the Bible,

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Speaker 18: about the things I've actually built this country, about the

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Speaker 18: founding Fathers, about the constitucial convention.

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Speaker 1: You can't have any of that either there.

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Speaker 18: I mean, the left has become just these pearl clutching

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Speaker 18: bunch of overtally faux moralistic primadonnas. That's basically what they

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Speaker 18: become there, and they hate looking at anyone who is

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Speaker 18: more successful than them. That obviously gets back to kind

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Speaker 18: of the roots of socialism and Marxism is this whole

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Speaker 18: idea of envy and class envy and individual envy.

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Speaker 1: That's definitely part of this as well.

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Speaker 18: There, but they're just fundamentally just a bunch of just

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Speaker 18: a rag tag and frankly, Andrew, if I'm just being

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Speaker 18: very blunt for a second here, you know, I was

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Speaker 18: looking at this at this rally on the eve of

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Speaker 18: the inauguration, the left wing rally there with kind of

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Speaker 18: those pain hats whatever, the women's marched off there on

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Speaker 18: the National Mall. A bunch of ugly people. I mean,

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Speaker 18: I'm probably gonna enhol for saying that there, but like

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Speaker 18: these are just typically they are excit, but a bunch

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Speaker 18: of like very ugly people, honestly.

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Speaker 10: Josh, I mean, think about it, you know, And I

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Speaker 10: think Matt Walsh made this point on Twitter. We like

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Speaker 10: Matt a lot, and he had a great role to

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Speaker 10: play in you know, just his film and so many

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Speaker 10: other things. But what reads is left wing now besides

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Speaker 10: like a bunch of purple haired, you know, nose piercing,

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Speaker 10: you know, many obese or at least overweight young people

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Speaker 10: screaming about some injustice that they've invented in a college laboratory.

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Speaker 10: I mean literally, if young kids having fun, if young kids,

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Speaker 10: you know, wearing a flannel and in the country, you know,

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Speaker 10: listening to country music, whatever. I mean, we are the

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Speaker 10: fun movement and this it's a very fascinating point, Josh,

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Speaker 10: and we'll throw it back to you for thirty seconds

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Speaker 10: to react.

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Speaker 7: You know, it.

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Speaker 10: Seemed like in two thousand and eight, this intruscendency of

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Speaker 10: the left promised all of these things but failed to deliver. Instead,

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Speaker 10: it delivered this dystopian, puritanical scolding you from the left

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Speaker 10: about these invented injustices. And this movement, I believe can

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Speaker 10: actually deliver on the promise of lifting everybody and having fun.

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Speaker 1: Final reaction, Josh Hammer.

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Speaker 18: Well, you're totally right to take it back to two

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Speaker 18: thousand and eight, and that's where I started my cold

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Speaker 18: civil wars over op at too, because it does go

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Speaker 18: back to Barack Obama in a two thousand and eight campaign, Andrew,

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Speaker 18: if the left is going to have any chance of recovering,

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Speaker 18: and thank god, it's not my problem. I'm a man

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Speaker 18: of the right obviously, but if the left is going

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Speaker 18: to have any chance of recovering here, Andrew, they have

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Speaker 18: to disavow the entirety of the Barack Obama legacy and

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Speaker 18: his post presidential legacy. They need to go back to

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Speaker 18: the old Democratic Party of Bill Clinton and his predecessors, who,

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Speaker 18: whatever their flaws were, they were focused on bread and

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Speaker 18: butter issues, not this woke prep.

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Speaker 10: I agree, Josh Hammer good Man, follow him, follow his stuff.

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Speaker 10: Caroline Levitz press conference coming up next.

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Speaker 13: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 13: Terrence Bates. A new era continues today as the Trump

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Speaker 13: administration is hosting its first press briefing at the White House.

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Speaker 7: Here's a live look at the James S.

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Speaker 13: Brady Press Briefing Room where White House Press Secretary Caroline

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Speaker 13: Levitt will take the podium any moment now and.

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Speaker 7: Lead today's briefing. Again.

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Speaker 13: This is scheduled for one o'clock. You can see it's

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Speaker 13: a jam packed room filled with reporters, many of those

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Speaker 13: reporters taking pictures on their cell phones and preparing to

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Speaker 13: hear from the twenty seven year old who is the

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Speaker 13: youngest White House Press secretary ever. She is expected to

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Speaker 13: take the podium there here Momentarily. There's no word though,

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Speaker 13: if President Trump will join her for today's briefing. During

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Speaker 13: his previous administration, he of course made frequent stops in

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Speaker 13: the room to face off with reporters. Real America's Voice

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Speaker 13: National correspondent Brian Glynn is at today's briefing. He is

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Speaker 13: there in the room. I'm sure he'll get in a

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Speaker 13: question today. After spending the day on Monday with President

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Speaker 13: Trump and Republican members of Congress at Durral in Miami.

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Speaker 13: We're hearing that President Trump is back at the White

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Speaker 13: House today. We're hearing that he received a national security

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Speaker 13: briefing earlier this morning there at the White House. But

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Speaker 13: again still no word if in fact he's going to

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Speaker 13: be speaking here at today's press briefing or if he

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Speaker 13: will make an appearance. We of course will stay on

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Speaker 13: this live for you throughout the day, and the moment

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Speaker 13: Caroline Levitt takes the podium will listen in in the meantime.

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Speaker 13: One of the issues that we're expecting President Trump to

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Speaker 13: speak about today, or at very least Caroline levi at

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Speaker 13: at the White House Press Secretary is immigration Enforcement, as

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Speaker 13: well as border security. Immigration and Customs enforcement agents are

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Speaker 13: continuing to ramp up deportation operations from coast to coast.

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Speaker 13: You're looking at video from suburban Washington, DC, where dozens

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Speaker 13: of ICE agents took to the streets of Maryland arresting

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Speaker 13: illegal aliens who also have criminal records, and they'll eventually

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Speaker 13: be deported.

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Speaker 17: Now, so far, we've apprehended the man wanted for homicide.

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Speaker 17: Now Salvador, we've apprehended the armed robber. We are currently

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Speaker 17: sitting outside and waiting for the conviction for child pornography.

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Speaker 17: We're going to sit on that house for a couple

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Speaker 17: more hours. And the drug dealer gave us a bad address,

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Speaker 17: but we're we're gonnahunt him down, Like my officers are

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Speaker 17: the best in the business at this so we will

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Speaker 17: find him.

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Speaker 13: In its daily update on AX, on Monday, ICE reported

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Speaker 13: one and seventy nine arrests. The day before, the agency

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Speaker 13: reported nine hundred and fifty six arrests.

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 13: From tariffs to saving TikTok, President Trump is literally plugged.

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Speaker 13: In Monday, he broke the news that Microsoft is in

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Speaker 13: talks to acquire the popular social media app.

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Speaker 7: Just last week, TikTok.

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Speaker 13: Was on the verge of being banned in the United

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Speaker 13: States unless it's Chinese owners divest from the program due

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Speaker 13: to national security concerns. However, President Trump saved it with

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Speaker 13: his executive order delaying the ban by seventy five days.

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Speaker 13: While Microsoft isn't commenting on its potential purchase of the

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Speaker 13: video app. President Trump is openly saying that he'd like

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Speaker 13: to see a bidding war for TikTok. The app, by

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Speaker 13: the way, was about one hundred and seventy million, where

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Speaker 13: has about one hundred and seventy.

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Speaker 7: Million users here in the United States.

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Speaker 13: Again, the other big, the other big headline of the

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Speaker 13: day is happening at the White House right now. The

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Speaker 13: reporters are in place here waiting for the Trump administration's

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Speaker 13: press briefing, which is expected to happen quite literally at

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Speaker 13: any moment. It was scheduled for one o'clock, so we're

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Speaker 13: about three minutes behind. But what is historic about this

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Speaker 13: is that Caroline Levitt, twenty seven years.

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Speaker 7: Old, will become the youngest.

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Speaker 13: Ever White House Press secretary to meet with the media. Obviously,

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Speaker 13: a number of major issues to be addressed today. Front

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Speaker 13: and center, very likely will be immigration enforcement and President

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Speaker 13: trump promise of mass deportation. That, of course, is already underway,

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Speaker 13: as ICE has already arrested thousands of people across the

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Speaker 13: country and it's continuing its enforcement. President Trump also just

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Speaker 13: yesterday on Monday, met with lawmakers from Capitol Hill at

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Speaker 13: his golf course in Durau. A number of issues discussed there.

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Speaker 13: Among those issues were his tariffs. President Trump has promised

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Speaker 13: tariffs on countries like Canada, Mexico as well as China.

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Speaker 13: So I'm sure that Caroline Levitt will field questions related

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Speaker 13: to that as well. And then of course there will

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Speaker 13: be questions about the economy and President Trump's foreign policy.

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Speaker 13: All of those questions, we will take you to live

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Speaker 13: the moment Caroline Levitt takes the podium here at the

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Speaker 13: Press briefing.

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Speaker 7: Room at the White House.

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Speaker 13: Again, we're expecting that she will arrive any moment now,

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Speaker 13: and we will take you here live so that you

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Speaker 13: can hear it all again, a live look from the

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Speaker 13: press briefing room there. Okay, So we're believing that it's

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Speaker 13: going to start here momentarily, So instead of going back

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Speaker 13: to the Charlie Kirksha, we are going to keep you

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Speaker 13: here live to hear from Caroline Levitt as she is

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Speaker 13: said to be making her way there to the press

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Speaker 13: briefing room. As you can see, it is a packed house.

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Speaker 13: The cameras are there. Many of the reporters moments ago

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Speaker 13: we're taking pictures on their cell phones and preparing for

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Speaker 13: Caroline Levitt's appearance.

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Speaker 7: This is historic.

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Speaker 13: It is the first time that the Trump administration, in

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Speaker 13: its second administration, if you will, is hosting a press

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Speaker 13: briefing here at the White House. President Trump, of course,

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Speaker 13: took office a week ago yesterday, and so it has

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Speaker 13: taken eight days for this first briefing, even though the

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Speaker 13: President himself has spoken to the media. But this will

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Speaker 13: be the first opportunity for the media to field questions

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Speaker 13: or to ask questions of Caroline Levitt, who is the

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Speaker 13: White House Press Secretary, and we're expecting that she will

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Speaker 13: be walking through the doors here at any moment now

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Speaker 13: taking the podium. She very likely will make a couple

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Speaker 13: of quick statements, and then she will very likely take

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Speaker 13: questions from the media.

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Speaker 7: Another headline, if you.

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Speaker 13: Will, that's me out of all of this, is that

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Speaker 13: the Press Corps, the White House Press Corps.

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Speaker 7: Is expanded.

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Speaker 13: Many more conservative news agencies are now on site and

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Speaker 13: being allowed in the White House to ask questions. There's

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Speaker 13: also lots of social media and non traditional media, if

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Speaker 13: you will, that are being allowed into the White House

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Speaker 13: Press Corps and into this briefing room, so they'll also

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Speaker 13: be asking questions.

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Speaker 7: Which is something that is unique.

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Speaker 13: We're also told that, apart from access being expanded, that

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Speaker 13: many of the reporters on site, particularly reporters representing conservative media,

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Speaker 13: feel that it's a bit more welcoming, a bit more

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Speaker 13: of a welcoming environment, if you will.

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Speaker 7: They say, so far, things have looked pretty good.

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Speaker 13: All right, Caroline Levitt, Ladies and gentlemen, is at the podium.

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Speaker 7: Let's listen to.

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Speaker 19: The Golden Age of America has most definitely begun. The

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Speaker 19: Senate has already confirmed five of President Trump's exceptional cabinet nominees,

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Speaker 19: Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, CIA

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Speaker 19: Director John rapt Of, Homeland Security Secretary Christine Nome, and

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Speaker 19: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. It is imperative that the Senate

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Speaker 19: continues to confirm the remainder of the President's well qualified

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Speaker 19: nominees as quickly as possible. As you have seen during

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Speaker 19: the past week, President Trump is hard at work fulfilling

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Speaker 19: the promises that he made to the American people on

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Speaker 19: the campaign trail.

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Speaker 20: Since taking the oath.

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Speaker 19: Of office, President Trump has taken more than three hundred

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Speaker 19: executive actions, secured nearly one trillion dollars in US investments,

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Speaker 19: deported illegal alien rapists, gang members, and suspected terrorists from

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Speaker 19: our homeland, and restored common sense to the federal government.

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Speaker 19: I want to take a moment to go through some

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Speaker 19: of these extraordinary actions. On day one, President Trump declared

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Speaker 19: a national emergency at our southern border to end the

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Speaker 19: four year long invasion of illegal aliens under the previous administration. Additionally,

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Speaker 19: President Trump signed and execut order to end catch and

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Speaker 19: release and finish construction of his effective border wall. By

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Speaker 19: using every lever of his federal power, President Trump has

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Speaker 19: sent a loud and clear message to the entire world.

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Speaker 19: America will no longer tolerate illegal immigration, and this president

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Speaker 19: expects that every nation on this planet will cooperate with

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Speaker 19: the repatriation of their citizens, as proven by this weekend,

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Speaker 19: when President Trump swiftly directed his team to issue harsh

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Speaker 19: and effective sanctions in tariffs on the Colombian government upon

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Speaker 19: hearing they were denied a US military aircraft full of

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Speaker 19: their own citizens who were deported by this administration. Within hours,

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Speaker 19: the Colombian government agreed to all of President Trump's demands,

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Speaker 19: proving America is once again respected on the world stage.

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Speaker 19: So to foreign nationals who are thinking about trying to

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Speaker 19: illegally enter the United States, think again. Under this president,

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Speaker 19: you will be detained and you will be deported. Every day,

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Speaker 19: Americans are safer because of the violent criminals that President

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Speaker 19: Trump's administration is removing from our communities. On January twenty third, ice,

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Speaker 19: New York arrested a Turkish national for entry without inspection

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Speaker 19: who is a known or suspected terrorist. On January twenty third, ice,

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Speaker 19: San Francisco arrested a citizen of Mexico unlawfully present in

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Speaker 19: the United States who has been convicted of continuous sexual

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Speaker 19: abuse of a child aged fourteen years or younger. Ice

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Speaker 19: Saint Paul has arrested a citizen of Honduras who was

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Speaker 19: convicted of fourth degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor.

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Speaker 19: Ice Buffalo arrested a citizen of Ecuador who has been

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Speaker 19: convicted of rape. Ice Boston arrested a citizen of the

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Speaker 19: Dominican Republic who has a criminal conviction for second degree murder.

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Speaker 19: This criminal was convicted of murder for beating his pregnant

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Speaker 19: wife to death in front of her five year old son.

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Speaker 20: And Ice Saint Paul also arrested.

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Speaker 19: A citizen of Mexico who was convicted of possessing pornographic

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Speaker 19: material of a minor on a work computer. These are

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Speaker 19: the heinous individuals that this administration is removing from American

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Speaker 19: communities every single day into the brave state and local

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Speaker 19: law enforcement officer, CBP and ICE agents who are helping

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Speaker 19: in the facilitation of this deportation operation. President Trump has

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Speaker 19: your back and he is grateful for your hard work.

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Speaker 19: On the economic front, President Trump took immediate action to

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Speaker 19: lower costs for families who are suffering from four long

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Speaker 19: years of the Biden administration's destructive and inflationary policies. President

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Speaker 19: Trump ordered the heads of all executive departments and agencies

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Speaker 19: to help deliver emergency price relief to the American people,

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Speaker 19: untangle our economy from Biden's regular constraints, and end the

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Speaker 19: reckless war on American energy. President Trump also signed sweeping

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Speaker 19: executive orders to end the weaponization of government and restore

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Speaker 19: common sense to the federal bureaucracy. He directed all federal

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Speaker 19: agencies to terminate illegal diversity, equity and inclusion programs to

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Speaker 19: help return America to a merit based society.

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Speaker 20: President Trump also signed an executive.

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Speaker 19: Order declaring it is now the policy of the federal

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Speaker 19: government that there are only two sexes, male and female.

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Speaker 20: Sanity has been restored.

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Speaker 19: Before I take your questions, I would like to point

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Speaker 19: out to all of you once again have access to

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Speaker 19: the most transparent, inaccessible president in American history. There has

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Speaker 19: never been a president who communicates with the American people

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Speaker 19: and the American press corps as openly and authentically as

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Speaker 19: the forty fifth and now forty seventh President of the

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Speaker 19: United States. This past week, President Trump has held multiple

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Speaker 19: news conferences, gaggled on Air Force one multiple times, and

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Speaker 19: sat down for a two part interview on Fox News

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Speaker 19: which aired last week.

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Speaker 20: As Politico summed it up best, Trump is.

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Speaker 19: Everywhere again, and that's because President Trump has a great

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Speaker 19: story to tell about the legendary American revival that is

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Speaker 19: well underway. And in keeping with this revolutionary media approach

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Speaker 19: that President Trump deployed during the campaign, the Trump White

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Speaker 19: House will speak to all media outlets and personalities, not

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Speaker 19: just the legacy media who are seated in this room. Because,

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Speaker 19: according to recent pulling from Gallup, Americans trust in mass

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Speaker 19: media has fallen to a record low. Millions of Americans,

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Speaker 19: especially young people, have turned from traditional television outlets and

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Speaker 19: newspapers to consume their news from podcasts, blogs, social media,

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Speaker 19: and other independent outlets. It's essential to our team that

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Speaker 19: we share President Trump's message everywhere and adapt this White.

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Speaker 20: House to the new media landscape. In twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 19: To do this, I am excited to announce the following

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Speaker 19: changes will be made to this historic James S.

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Speaker 20: Brady Briefing Room, where.

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Speaker 19: Mister Brady's legacy will endure. This White House believes strongly

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Speaker 19: in the First Amendment, so it's why our team will

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Speaker 19: work diligently to restore the press passes of the four

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Speaker 19: hundred and forty journalists whose passes were wrongly revoked by.

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Speaker 20: The previous administration.

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Speaker 19: We're also opening up this briefing room to new media

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Speaker 19: voices who produce news related content and whose outlet is

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Speaker 19: not already represented by one of the seats in this room.

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Speaker 19: We welcome independent journalists, podcasters, social media influencers, and content

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Speaker 19: creators to apply for credentials to cover this White House,

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Speaker 19: and you can apply now on our new website white

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Speaker 19: House dot gov slash new Media. Starting today, this seat

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Speaker 19: in the front of the room, which is usually occupied

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Speaker 19: by the Press Secretary's staff, will be called the new

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Speaker 19: Media Seat. My team will review the applications and give

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Speaker 19: credentials to new media applicants who meet our criteria in

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Speaker 19: pass United States Secret Service requirements to enter.

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Speaker 20: The White House complex.

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Speaker 19: So, in light of these announcements, our first questions for

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Speaker 19: today's briefing will go to these new media members whose outlets,

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Speaker 19: despite being some of the most viewed news websites in

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Speaker 19: the country, have not been given seats in this room.

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Speaker 19: And before I turn to questions, I do have news

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Speaker 19: directly from the President of the United States that was

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Speaker 19: just shared with me in the Oval Office from President

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Speaker 19: Trump directly an update on the New Jersey drones. After

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Speaker 19: research and study, the drones that were flying over New

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Speaker 19: Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by

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Speaker 19: the FAA for research and various other reasons. Many of

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Speaker 19: these drones were also hobbyists, recreational in private individuals that

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Speaker 19: enjoy flying jones in meantime, in time.

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Speaker 20: It got worse due to curiosity. This was not the enemy.

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Speaker 19: A statement from the President of the United States to

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Speaker 19: start this briefing with some news, and with that I

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Speaker 19: will turn it over to questions, and we will begin

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Speaker 19: with our new media members, Mike Allen from Axios, Matt

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Speaker 19: Boyle from Breitbart, Mike, why don't you go ahead?

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Speaker 21: Thank you very much, Carolin. Does the President see anything

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Speaker 21: fishy about deep Seat, either its origins or its cause

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Speaker 21: and China's ability to make these models quick or cheaper

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Speaker 21: effect our thinking about expanding generation data centers trip manufacturing.

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Speaker 20: Sure.

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Speaker 19: The President was asked about Deep Seak last night on

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Speaker 19: Air Force One when he gaggled before I think the

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Speaker 19: third or fourth time throughout the weekend with members of

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Speaker 19: the traveling Press Corps. The President said that he believes

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Speaker 19: that this is a wake up call to the American

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Speaker 19: AI industry. The lasted minute stra sat on their hands

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Speaker 19: and allowed China to rapidly develop this AI program. And

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Speaker 19: so President Trump believes in restoring American AI dominance and

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Speaker 19: that's why he took very strong executive action this past

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Speaker 19: week to sign executive orders to roll back some of

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Speaker 19: the honors regulations on the AI industry. And President Trump

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Speaker 19: has also proudly appointed the first AI and cryptos are

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Speaker 19: at this White House, David Sachs, whom I spoke with

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Speaker 19: yesterday very knowledgeable on this subject and his team is

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Speaker 19: here working every single day to ensure American AI dominance.

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Speaker 19: As for the national security implications, I spoke with NSC

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Speaker 19: this morning.

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Speaker 20: They are looking into what those may be, and when

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Speaker 20: I have an update, I will share it with you.

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Speaker 7: Mike, Carolyn, you.

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Speaker 21: Say restore US dominance? Is there a fear that the

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Speaker 21: US either has fallen or has fallen behind? And how

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Speaker 21: would the president picture US STASI?

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Speaker 9: Now?

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Speaker 19: The President is confident that we will restore American dominance

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Speaker 19: in AI.

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Speaker 22: Now, So Caroline, first off, thank you to you and

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Speaker 22: President Trump for actually giving voices to new media outlets

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Speaker 22: that represent.

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Speaker 1: Millions and millions of Americans.

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Speaker 5: The thing I would add, I've got a two part

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Speaker 5: question for you.

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Speaker 22: The first is is you just can you expand upon

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Speaker 22: what steps the White House is going to take to

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Speaker 22: bring more voices, not less.

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Speaker 5: Which is what our founder Andrew Breitbart.

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Speaker 22: Believed in into this room where they rightly belong.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 19: Absolutely, And as I said in my opening statement, Matt,

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Speaker 19: it is a priority of this White House to honor

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Speaker 19: the First Amendment. And it is a fact that Americans

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Speaker 19: are consuming their news media from various different platforms, especially

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Speaker 19: young people, and as the youngest Press secretary in history,

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Speaker 19: thanks to President Trump, I take great pride in opening

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Speaker 19: up this room to new media voices to share the

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Speaker 19: President's message with as many Americans as possible. In doing so,

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Speaker 19: Number one, we will ensure that outlets like yours, Axios,

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Speaker 19: and Breitbart, which are widely respected and viewed outlets, have

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Speaker 19: an actual seat in this room every day. We also

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Speaker 19: again encourage anybody in this country, whether you are a

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Speaker 19: TikTok content creator, a blogger, a podcaster, if you are

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Speaker 19: producing legitimate news content, no matter the medium, you will

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Speaker 19: be allowed to apply for press credentials to this White House.

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Speaker 19: And as I said earlier, our new media website is

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Speaker 19: white House dot gov slash new Media, and so we

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Speaker 19: encourage people to apply again. As long as you are

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Speaker 19: creating news related content of the day and you're an

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Speaker 19: legitimate independent journalist, you're welcome to cover this White House.

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Speaker 22: Secondly, Caroline, you said you've laid out several of the

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Speaker 22: actions of President Trump has taken at Obviously it's star

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Speaker 22: contraction previous administration of breakback.

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Speaker 5: Speed from President Trump.

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Speaker 22: Can we expect that paste to continue as the hunt

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Speaker 22: for the first one hundred days moves along here and

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Speaker 22: beyond that.

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Speaker 19: Absolutely, there's no doubt President Trump has always been the

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Speaker 19: hardest working man in politics. I think that's been proven

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Speaker 19: over the past week. This President has again signed more

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Speaker 19: than three hundred executive orders.

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Speaker 20: He's taken historic action.

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Speaker 19: I gaggle the board Air Force one to mark the

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Speaker 19: first one hundred days of this administration four pm last Friday,

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Speaker 19: our first hundred hours, rather, and this president did more

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Speaker 19: in the first hundred hours than the previous president did

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Speaker 19: in the first one hundred days. So President Trump, I

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Speaker 19: think you can all expect for him to continue to

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Speaker 19: work at this breakneck speed.

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Speaker 20: So I hope you're all ready to work very hard.

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Speaker 20: I know that we are.

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Speaker 23: Sek Miller, Thanks Caroline, A question that we've asked your

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Speaker 23: predecessors of both parties in this job. When you're up

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Speaker 23: here in this briefing room speaking to the American public,

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Speaker 23: you view yourself and your role as speaking on advocating

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Speaker 23: on behalf of the president, or providing the unfurnished truth

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Speaker 23: that is not to line, not to off escape to

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Speaker 23: the American need.

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Speaker 19: I commit to telling the truth from this podium every

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Speaker 19: single day. I commit to speaking on behalf of the

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Speaker 19: president of the United States.

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Speaker 20: That is my job.

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Speaker 19: And I will say it's very easy to speak truth

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Speaker 19: from this podium when you have a president who is

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Speaker 19: implementing policies that are wildly popular with the American people.

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Speaker 19: And that's exactly what this administration is doing. It's correcting

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Speaker 19: the lies and the wrongs of the past four years,

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Speaker 19: many of the lies that have been told to your

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Speaker 19: faces in this very briefing room.

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Speaker 20: I will not do that.

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Speaker 19: But since you brought up truth seek, I would like

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Speaker 19: to point out, while I vow to provide the truth

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Speaker 19: from this podium, we ask that all of you in

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Speaker 19: this room hold yourselves to that same standard. We know

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Speaker 19: for a fact there have been lies that have been

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Speaker 19: pushed by many legacy media outlets in this country about

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Speaker 19: this president, about his family, and we will not accept that.

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Speaker 20: We will call you out.

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Speaker 19: When we feel that your reporting is wrong or there

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Speaker 19: is misinformation about this White House. So yes, I will

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Speaker 19: hold myself to the truth, and I expect everyone in

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Speaker 19: this room.

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Speaker 20: To do the same.

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Speaker 23: And caroly I just thought a substantive question yesterday White

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Speaker 23: Hoss Office of Management the Budget directed across the board

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Speaker 23: phrase with subtections for individual assistants. We understand the federal grants.

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Speaker 23: It's cost a lot of confusion around the country, Headstart providers,

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Speaker 23: among services to homeless veterans, Medicaid provider state saying they're

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Speaker 23: having trouble access in the portal. Could you help us

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Speaker 23: clear up something that you can give some certainty to folks.

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Speaker 23: And also, is that uncertainty, how does that uncertainty service

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Speaker 23: the President's voters.

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Speaker 19: Well, I think there's only uncertainty in this room. Amongst

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Speaker 19: the media, there's no uncertainty in this building. So let

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Speaker 19: me provide the certainty and the clarity.

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Speaker 20: That all of you need.

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Speaker 19: This is not a blanket pause on federal assistance in

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Speaker 19: grant programs from the Trump administration. Individual assistance that includes

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Speaker 19: I'm not naming everything that's included, but just to give

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Speaker 19: you a few examples, Social Security benefits, Medicare benefits, food Stamps,

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Speaker 19: welfare benefits. Assistance that is going directly to individuals will

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Speaker 19: not be impacted.

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Speaker 20: By this pause.

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Speaker 19: And I want to make that very clear to any

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Speaker 19: Americans who are watching at home who may be a

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Speaker 19: little bit confused about some of the media reporting this administration.

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Speaker 19: If you are receiving individual assistance from the federal government.

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Speaker 19: You will still continue to receive that. However, it is

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Speaker 19: the responsibility of this president and this administration to be

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Speaker 19: good stewards of taxpayer dollars. That is something that President

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Speaker 19: Trump campaigned on. That's why he has launched DOGE, the

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Speaker 19: Department of Government Efficiency, who is working alongside OMB. And

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Speaker 19: that's why OMB sent out this memo last night, because

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Speaker 19: the President signed an executive order directing OMB.

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Speaker 20: To do just this.

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Speaker 19: And the reason for this is to ensure that every

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Speaker 19: penny that is going out the door is not conflicting

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Speaker 19: with the executive orders and actions that this president has taken.

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Speaker 19: So what does this pause mean. It means no more

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Speaker 19: funding for illegal DEI programs. It means no more funding

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Speaker 19: for the Green New scam that has cost American taxpayers

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Speaker 19: tens of billions of dollars. It means no more funding

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Speaker 19: for transgenderism and wokeness across our federal bureaucracy and agencies.

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Speaker 19: No more funding for Green New Deal social engineering policies. Again,

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Speaker 19: people who are receiving individual assance assistants, you will continue

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01:09:57,400 --> 01:09:59,559
Speaker 19: to receive that, and President Trump is looking out for

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Speaker 19: you by issuing this pause because he is being good

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Speaker 19: steward of your taxpayer dollars.

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Speaker 20: Thanks Caroline. Sure, how long is this pause going to last?

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Speaker 19: And how is the Trump administration recommending that organizations that

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Speaker 19: rely on federal funding make payroll pay their rent. In

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Speaker 19: the meantime, it is a temporary pause in the Office

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Speaker 19: of Management and Budget is reviewing the federal funding that

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Speaker 19: has been going out the door. Again, not for individual assistance,

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Speaker 19: but for all of these other programs that I mentioned.

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Speaker 19: I also spoke with the incoming Director of OMB this

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Speaker 19: morning and he told me to tell all of you

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Speaker 19: that the line to his office is open for other

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Speaker 19: federal government agencies across the board, and if they feel

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Speaker 19: that programs are necessary and in line with the President's agenda,

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Speaker 19: then the Office of Management and Budget will review those policies.

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Speaker 20: Think this is a very responsible measure.

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Speaker 19: Again, the past four years, we've seen the Biden administration

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Speaker 19: spend money like drunken sailors. It's a big reason we've

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Speaker 19: had an inflation crisis in this country, and it's incumbent

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Speaker 19: upon this administration to make sure again that every penny

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Speaker 19: is being accounted for.

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Speaker 20: Honestly, why oppose this pause with so little notice?

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Speaker 19: Why not give organizations more time to plan for the

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Speaker 19: fact that they are about to lose, in some cases

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Speaker 19: really crucial federal funding.

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Speaker 20: There was for a period there was notice.

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Speaker 19: It was the executive order that the President signed. There's

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Speaker 19: also a freeze on hiring, as you know, a regulatory freeze,

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Speaker 19: and there's also a.

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Speaker 20: Freeze on foreign eight.

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Speaker 19: And this is again incredibly important to ensure that this

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Speaker 19: administration is taking into consideration how hard the American people

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Speaker 19: are working and their tax dollars actually matter to this administration.

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Speaker 19: You know, just during this pause, a Doge and Omb

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Speaker 19: have actually found that there was thirty seven million dollars

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Speaker 19: that was about to go out the door to the

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Speaker 19: World Health Organization, which is an organization as you all know,

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Speaker 19: that President Trump, with the swipe of his pen in

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Speaker 19: that executive order, is no longer wants the United States

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Speaker 19: to be a part of so that wouldn't be in

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Speaker 19: line with the President's agenda. Do Janomb also found that

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Speaker 19: there was about to be fifty million taxpayer dollars that

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Speaker 19: went out the door to fund condoms in Gaza. That

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01:12:08,479 --> 01:12:12,000
Speaker 19: is a preposterous waste of taxpayer money. So that's what

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Speaker 19: this pause is focused on. Being good stewards of tax dollars.

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Speaker 19: So this does jetifi.

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Speaker 20: Meals on wheels for headstart or disaster eight.

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Speaker 19: Again, it does not affect individual assistance that's going to Americans.

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Speaker 24: To follow up on Nancy, do you think there will

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Speaker 24: be a list of who is affected and how much

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Speaker 24: money is affected? How will these contractors and organizations know

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Speaker 24: if they are actually being having their funding frozen?

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Speaker 5: And then secondly, if you're willing, can you.

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Speaker 24: Just clarify is the end goal of this to essentially

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Speaker 24: challenge Congress or to prove that the president can withhold

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Speaker 24: federal opending?

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Speaker 9: Is in an other.

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Speaker 24: Words, is this an attempt to pick a fight to

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Speaker 24: prove that he can do this?

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Speaker 20: No, absolutely not.

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Speaker 19: As it says right here in the memo, which I

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Speaker 19: have and i'd encourage all of you to read it,

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Speaker 19: it says, the American people elected President Trump to be

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Speaker 19: the President of the United States and gave him a

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Speaker 19: mandate to increase the impact of every federal dollar. This

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Speaker 19: memo requires federal agencies to identify and review all federal

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Speaker 19: financial assistance programs and supporting activities consistent with the President's

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Speaker 19: policies and requirements. The American people gave President Trump an

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Speaker 19: overwhelming mandate on November fifth, and he's just trying to

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01:13:19,000 --> 01:13:20,960
Speaker 19: ensure that the tax money going out the door in

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Speaker 19: this very bankrupt city actually aligns with the will and

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Speaker 19: the priorities of the American people.

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Speaker 5: Brian Glenn, Yes, welcome, Thank you great.

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Speaker 7: You're doing a great job.

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Speaker 25: Talked about transparency, and some of us in this room

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Speaker 25: know how just transparent President Trump has.

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Speaker 7: Been the last five or six years. I think you'll

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Speaker 7: do the same.

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Speaker 25: Well, my question is do you think this latest incident

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Speaker 25: with the President of Columbia is indicative of the global

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Speaker 25: powerful respect they have for President Trump moving forward not

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01:13:53,280 --> 01:13:57,439
Speaker 25: only to engage in economic diplomacy with these countries, but

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Speaker 25: also world peace.

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Speaker 20: Absolutely.

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Speaker 19: I'll echo the answer that the President gave on Air

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Speaker 19: Force one last night when he was asked a very

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Speaker 19: similar question by one of your colleagues.

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Speaker 20: In the media.

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Speaker 19: This signifies peace through strength is back, and this president

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01:14:13,439 --> 01:14:18,519
Speaker 19: will not tolerate illegal immigration into America's interior, and he

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01:14:18,640 --> 01:14:22,559
Speaker 19: expects every nation on this planet again to cooperate with

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Speaker 19: the repatriation of their citizens who illegally entered into our

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Speaker 19: country and broke America's laws. Won't be tolerated and as

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Speaker 19: you saw, the Colombian government quickly folded and agreed to

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Speaker 19: all the President Trump's demands.

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Speaker 20: Flights are underway once again. Wadana.

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Speaker 26: Two questions on deportations if I may. President Trump had

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Speaker 26: sign on the campaign trail that he would deport Prohama's

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Speaker 26: students who work here on visas, and on his first

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Speaker 26: day in office, he's sent an executive order that said, quote,

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Speaker 26: the US must ensure that admitted aliens and aliens otherwise

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01:14:54,640 --> 01:14:58,080
Speaker 26: already president in the US do not bear hostile attitudes

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Speaker 26: towards the citizens.

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Speaker 20: Culture.

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Speaker 26: Government institutions are found in principles. So should we take

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Speaker 26: this executive order as Trump's saying he would be open

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Speaker 26: to deporting those students who are here on visas but

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Speaker 26: old Khama sypathies.

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Speaker 19: The President is open to deporting individuals who have broken

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Speaker 19: our nation's immigrations laws. So if they are here illegally,

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01:15:19,640 --> 01:15:22,200
Speaker 19: then certainly he is open to deporting them. And that's

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Speaker 19: what this administration is hard at work at doing. We

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Speaker 19: receive data from DHS and from ICE every single day.

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Speaker 19: From what we hear on the ground, ICE agents are

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Speaker 19: feeling incredibly empowered right now because they actually have a

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Speaker 19: leader in this building who is supporting them and doing

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Speaker 19: their jobs that they were hired to do, which is

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Speaker 19: to detain, arrest, and deport illegal criminals who have invaded

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Speaker 19: our nation supporters over the past four years.

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Speaker 20: That's what the President is committed to seeing, Peter.

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Speaker 5: Thanks Jerl.

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Speaker 27: That's very good.

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Speaker 5: We've just following up on the question on immigration. First.

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Speaker 5: President Trump, during.

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Speaker 27: The course of the campaign in twenty twenty four, said

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Speaker 27: the following about illegal immigration. He said, they're going back

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Speaker 27: home where they belong, and we start the criminals.

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Speaker 5: There are many, many criminals.

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Speaker 27: NBC News has learned that ICE arrested eleven hundred and

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Speaker 27: seventy nine on documented immigrants on Sunday, but nearly half

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Speaker 27: of them five hundred and sixty six of the migrants

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Speaker 27: appear to have no prior criminal record besides entering the

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Speaker 27: country illegally. Is the President still focused exclusively which is

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Speaker 27: a civil crime, not a it's not criminal federal crime.

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Speaker 27: So I'm masking though he said he was going to

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Speaker 27: focus on those violent offenders first. So is violent offenders

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Speaker 27: no longer the predicate for these people to be deportd The.

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Speaker 19: President has said countless times on the campaign trail. I've

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Speaker 19: been with him at the rallies. I know you've been

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Speaker 19: there covering them. To Peter that he has focused on

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01:16:37,520 --> 01:16:41,160
Speaker 19: launching the largest mass deportation operation in American history of

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Speaker 19: illegal criminals. And if you are an individual, a foreign

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Speaker 19: national who illegally enters the United States of America, you

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Speaker 19: are by definition a criminal and so therefore you are

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Speaker 19: subject to deportation.

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Speaker 27: I apologize for interrupting, so to be clear, it's not

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Speaker 27: violent criminals do not receive precedents in terms of the

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Speaker 27: deportations taking.

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Speaker 19: The President has also said two things can beat you

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Speaker 19: at the same time. You want to deport illegal criminals,

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Speaker 19: illegal immigrants from this country. But the President has said that,

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Speaker 19: of course the illegal criminal drug dealers, the rapists, the murderers,

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Speaker 19: the individuals who have committed heinous acts on the interior

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Speaker 19: of our country and who have terrorized law abiding American citizens,

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Speaker 19: Absolutely those should be the priority of ICE. But that

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Speaker 19: doesn't mean that the other illegal criminals who entered our

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Speaker 19: nation's borders are off the table.

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Speaker 27: Understood the Let me ask you a separate question about

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Speaker 27: the confusion that still exists across the country right now

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Speaker 27: as it relates to the freeze or the pause as

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Speaker 27: it's described. The President Trump, of course ran one of

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Speaker 27: the key policy items was that he was going to

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Speaker 27: lower prices, lower.

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Speaker 5: The cost of everything from groceries, as he often said.

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Speaker 27: But in many of the cases, it would seem that

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Speaker 27: some of these moves could raise prices for real Americans

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Speaker 27: on everything from low income heating that program, childcare programs.

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Speaker 5: Will nothing that the President's.

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Speaker 27: Doing here in terms of the freeze in these programs

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Speaker 27: raise prices on ordinary Americans.

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Speaker 20: What particular actions are you referring to.

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Speaker 5: That with Veran's an l heap right now?

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Speaker 27: That the low income Heating program, for example, we can

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Speaker 27: talk about. There's no clarity, so I could refer to

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Speaker 27: a lot of them. We don't know what they are specifically.

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Speaker 27: Can you tell us that l heap, that lie heap

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Speaker 27: is not one of those affected?

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Speaker 19: So you're asking hypopthetical based on programs that you can't

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Speaker 19: even identify.

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Speaker 20: What I can tell you is that.

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Speaker 27: Since you guys haven't identified, let's do it together. Just

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01:18:18,080 --> 01:18:21,080
Speaker 27: for Americans at home, Medicaid is that affected.

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Speaker 19: I gave you a list of example social Security, Medicare, welfare,

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Speaker 19: benefits of food stamps that will not be impacted by

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Speaker 19: the federal pause. I can get you the full list

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Speaker 19: after this briefing from the Office of Management and Budget.

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Speaker 19: But I do want to address the cost cutting because

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Speaker 19: that's certainly very important and cutting the cost of living

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Speaker 19: in this country. President Trump has taken historic action over

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Speaker 19: the past week to do that. He actually signed a

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Speaker 19: memorandum to deliver emergency price really for American families, which

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Speaker 19: took a number of actions.

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Speaker 20: I can walk you through those. He also repealed.

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Speaker 19: Many onnorous Biden administration regulations. We know over the past

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Speaker 19: four years, American households has been essentially taxed fifty five

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Speaker 19: thousand dollars in regulations from the previous administration. President Trump,

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Speaker 19: with the swipe of his pen, rescinded those which will

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Speaker 19: ultimately put more money back in the pockets of the

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Speaker 19: American people.

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Speaker 20: So deregulation is a big deal.

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Speaker 19: And then when it comes to energy, I mean, the

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Speaker 19: President signed an executive order to declare a National Energy

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Speaker 19: Emergency here at home, which is going to make America

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Speaker 19: energy dominant. We know that energy is one of the

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Speaker 19: number one drivers of inflation, and so that's why the

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Speaker 19: President wants to increase our energy supply to bring down

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Speaker 19: costs for Americans. The Trump energy boom is in coming

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Speaker 19: and Americans can expect that.

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Speaker 7: Sure, thank you, Ji.

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Speaker 28: I think some of the confusion I think maybe here

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Speaker 28: with this pause on federal funding.

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Speaker 29: You've made it clear you're not stopping funds that go

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Speaker 29: directly to individuals. But there certainly are lots of organizations

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Speaker 29: that receive funding and then may pass along a benefit

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Speaker 29: meals on wheels. For one, they provide meals for over

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Speaker 29: two point two million seniors. What is the President's message

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Speaker 29: to Americans out there menu of whom supported him and

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Speaker 29: voted for him, who are co that this is going

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Speaker 29: to impact them directly, even if, as you said, the

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Speaker 29: funding is it coming directly to their way.

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Speaker 19: I've now been asked and answered this question four times

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Speaker 19: to individuals at home who receive direct assistance from the

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Speaker 19: federal government, you will not be impacted by this federal freeze.

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01:20:17,200 --> 01:20:19,719
Speaker 19: In fact O and B just sent out a memo

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Speaker 19: to Capitol Hill with Q and A to clarify some

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01:20:23,640 --> 01:20:25,479
Speaker 19: of the questions and the answers that all of you

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Speaker 19: are asking me right now Again, direct assistants will not

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Speaker 19: be impacted. I've been asked and answered about this O

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Speaker 19: and B memo. There's many other topics of the day.

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Speaker 19: Jackie Hyer correct assistance in Carolina. It's going to another

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01:20:36,640 --> 01:20:39,920
Speaker 19: organization and then trickling down direct assistance that is in

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01:20:39,960 --> 01:20:42,200
Speaker 19: the hands of the American people will not be impacted again.

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Speaker 20: As I said to Peter, we will continue to provide

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01:20:44,360 --> 01:20:46,479
Speaker 20: that list as it comes to fruition.

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Speaker 19: But O and B right now is focused on analyzing

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01:20:49,439 --> 01:20:52,360
Speaker 19: the federal government's spending, which is exactly what the American

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01:20:52,360 --> 01:20:53,560
Speaker 19: people elected President Trump to do.

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Speaker 28: Caroline, Immigration, of the thirty five hundred arrests ICE has

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01:20:58,120 --> 01:21:00,479
Speaker 28: made so far since President Trump came back to office,

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Speaker 28: can you just tell us the numbers how many have

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Speaker 28: a criminal record versus those who are just in the

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Speaker 28: country illegally.

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Speaker 19: All of them because they illegally broke our nation's laws,

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Speaker 19: and therefore they are criminals as far as this administration goes.

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01:21:10,960 --> 01:21:12,920
Speaker 19: I know the last administration didn't see it that way.

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01:21:13,040 --> 01:21:15,120
Speaker 19: So it's a big culture shift in our nation to

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01:21:15,200 --> 01:21:17,519
Speaker 19: view someone who breaks our immigration laws as a criminal.

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01:21:17,640 --> 01:21:18,960
Speaker 19: But that's exactly what they are here.

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Speaker 20: They all have a criminal record and welcome to the

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01:21:22,479 --> 01:21:25,160
Speaker 20: if they broke our nation's laws, yes, they are criminal.

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Speaker 30: Yes, thank you on stripping security details for figures like

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Speaker 30: John Fulton, Pompey, O'Brien hook. Senator Tom Cotton said that

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Speaker 30: he's seen the intelligence and the threat from Iran is

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01:21:37,880 --> 01:21:41,200
Speaker 30: real for anyone who played a role in the Solemani strike,

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01:21:42,240 --> 01:21:44,960
Speaker 30: he voiced concerned it wouldn't just impact those individuals, but

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Speaker 30: potentially their family, and it's in bystanders, friends, anyone who's

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Speaker 30: near them when they're out in public. Is the President

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Speaker 30: open to reconsidering his decision.

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Speaker 19: The President was asked and answer this yesterday and he

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01:21:59,439 --> 01:22:01,839
Speaker 19: was firm and his decision despite some of the comments

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Speaker 19: that you had referenced, And he's made it very clear

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Speaker 19: that he does not believe American taxpayers should fund security

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Speaker 19: details for individuals who have served in the government for

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Speaker 19: the rest of their lives. And there's nothing stopping these

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Speaker 19: individuals that you mentioned from obtaining private security. That's where

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01:22:15,520 --> 01:22:17,320
Speaker 19: the President stands on it. I have no updates on that.

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Speaker 20: Is there any concern that this decision might.

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Speaker 30: Jeopardize the administration's ability to hire the best advisors for

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Speaker 30: these kinds of positions in the future.

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Speaker 25: No.

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Speaker 19: In fact, I've talked to the Presidential Personnel Office, who

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Speaker 19: has told me directly that there is such an influx

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Speaker 19: of resumes for this administration that it's incredibly overwhelming. There

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Speaker 19: is no lack of talent for the Trump administration.

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Speaker 30: Reagan, have you take any responsibility if anything happened to

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Speaker 30: these people?

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Speaker 20: Would he feel at all that his decision was a

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Speaker 20: factor in that.

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Speaker 19: The President was asked and answer this yesterday and for

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Speaker 19: you to commerce, Reagan, since you're in the back row,

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Speaker 19: I hear you. The back row hasn't gotten that much

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01:22:53,360 --> 01:22:55,320
Speaker 19: attention in the last four years. So I'm happy to

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Speaker 19: answer your question.

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Speaker 31: You project, does the President intend to permanently cut off

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Speaker 31: fun to NGOs that are bringing illegal foreign nationals to

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Speaker 31: the countries, such as Catholic charities?

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Speaker 19: I am actually quite certain that the President signed an

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Speaker 19: executive order that did just that, and I can point

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Speaker 19: you to that.

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Speaker 20: Well, we're Caroline.

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Speaker 31: President Trump issued an executive order on increased vetting for

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Speaker 31: refugees and visa applications. Part of that order was considering

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Speaker 31: an outright ban for countries that have deficient screening processes.

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Speaker 20: As a president considered yet which.

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Speaker 31: Countries might fall into this category or countries like Afghanistan

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01:23:29,200 --> 01:23:31,120
Speaker 31: or Syria under consideration for a full ban.

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Speaker 20: Yeah.

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Speaker 19: So the President signed an executive order to streamline the

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Speaker 19: vetting for visa applicants and for legal immigrants in this

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Speaker 19: country who are coming, of course from other nations. It

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Speaker 19: also directed the Secretary of State to review the process

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Speaker 19: and make sure that other countries around the world are

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Speaker 19: being completely transparent with our nation in the individuals that

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Speaker 19: they are sending here. So the Secretary of State has

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Speaker 19: been directed to report back to the President. I haven't

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01:23:57,600 --> 01:23:59,400
Speaker 19: seen that report yet. We've only been here for a

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Speaker 19: few days.

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Speaker 32: Redstry One on the freezing federal funding, who advised the

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01:24:04,680 --> 01:24:08,080
Speaker 32: president on the legality of telling government agencies that they

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Speaker 32: don't have to spend money that was already appropriated by Congress.

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Speaker 19: Well, as the OMB memo states, this is certainly within

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Speaker 19: the confines of the law. So White House Counsel's office

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01:24:18,439 --> 01:24:21,400
Speaker 19: believes that this is within the President's power to do it,

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Speaker 19: and therefore he's doing it okay, So they.

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Speaker 32: Disagree with lawmakers who say that they don't have the

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Speaker 32: power to freeze this fire.

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Speaker 19: Again, I would point you to the language and the

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01:24:28,479 --> 01:24:30,519
Speaker 19: memo that clearly states this is within the.

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Speaker 20: Law and all that happened.

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Speaker 32: On Friday night, the administration fired several Inspectors general without

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Speaker 32: giving Congress the thirty day legally required notification that they

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Speaker 32: were being fired.

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Speaker 20: I think only two were left, DHS and the DOJ.

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Speaker 32: And then yesterday we saw several prosecutors that lived twelve

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Speaker 32: fired from the Justice Department who worked on the investigations

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Speaker 32: into the president. As you know, they are career prosecutors.

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Speaker 32: Therefore they are afforded civil service protections.

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Speaker 20: How is the administration.

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Speaker 32: Deciding which laws to follow and which ones to ignore?

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Speaker 19: So it is the belief of this White House, in

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Speaker 19: the White House Council's Office, that the President was within

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01:25:06,280 --> 01:25:10,120
Speaker 19: his executive authority to do that. He is the executive

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Speaker 19: of the executive branch, and therefore he has the power

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Speaker 19: to fire anyone within the executive branch that he wishes to.

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Speaker 19: There's also a case that went before the Supreme Court

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Speaker 19: in twenty twenty scale law LLC versus the Customs the

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Speaker 19: Bureau Protection. I would advise you to look at that case,

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Speaker 19: and that's the legality that this White House was rested.

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Speaker 32: I'm confident that if they bring lawsuits against you as

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Speaker 32: prosecutors who were fired that.

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Speaker 20: They will we will win in court. Yes, he personally.

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Speaker 32: Direct to this, given they worked on the class by

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Speaker 32: Document's investigation in the election interference investigation.

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Speaker 19: This was a memo that went out by the Presidential

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Speaker 19: Personnel Office, and the president is the leader of this

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Speaker 19: White House.

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Speaker 20: So yes, yes, Caroline, Carolineline.

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Speaker 33: Thank you, congrats on your person guid and podium. Thank you,

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Speaker 33: President Trump. And is funding for undraw and also designated

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Speaker 33: the WHO he's a foreign terrorist organization. Both were decisions

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Speaker 33: that the previous administration had reversed.

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Speaker 1: So here's my question.

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Speaker 5: Will there be an.

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Speaker 33: Investigation into who gave the previous administration this terrible advice?

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Speaker 20: Well, that's a very good point.

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Speaker 19: I haven't heard discussions about such an investigation, but it

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Speaker 19: wouldn't be a bad idea considering that the WHO these

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Speaker 19: certainly are terrorists. They have launched attacks on US naval

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Speaker 19: ships across this world, and so I think it was

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Speaker 19: a very wise move by this administration to redesignate them

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Speaker 19: as a terrorist group because they are, and I think

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Speaker 19: it was the fullest decision by the previous administration to

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Speaker 19: do so. As for an investigation, I'm not sure about that,

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Speaker 19: but it's not a bad idea.

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Speaker 5: Josh, thank you for the question.

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Speaker 16: I appreciated when you give sent in on the president's

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Speaker 16: plan for his tariff agenda. He spoke a lot about

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Speaker 16: this yesterday and there's a couple of dates coming up

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Speaker 16: these I've spoken to number one February first. He's alluded

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Speaker 16: to both the potential for terrans for Canada and Mexico,

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Speaker 16: but also China to take effect on those days. Whereas,

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Speaker 16: what's you thinking about that? Yeah, to those countries, expect

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Speaker 16: them again.

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Speaker 19: He was asked to answer this question this past weekend

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Speaker 19: when he took a lot of questions from the press,

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Speaker 19: and he said that the February first date for Canada

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Speaker 19: and Mexico still holds.

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Speaker 16: What about the China ten percent tariff that he also

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Speaker 16: amused tout last Tuesday going intoffect on.

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Speaker 7: The same day.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, the President has said that he is very much

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Speaker 19: still considering that for February first.

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Speaker 16: Really yesterday he talked also about sectoral tariffs on for instance,

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Speaker 16: pharmaceuticals as well as semiconductor computer chips. You don't with steel,

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Speaker 16: aluminum and coffer, what's the timeline on those? Is that

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Speaker 16: a similar sort of coming days thing?

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Speaker 19: Yeah, So when the President talked about that in his

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01:27:32,840 --> 01:27:35,479
Speaker 19: speech yesterday, that actually wasn't a new announcement. That was

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01:27:35,560 --> 01:27:38,519
Speaker 19: within a presidential memorandum that he signed in one of

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Speaker 19: the first days here in the White House on his

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Speaker 19: America First Trade agenda. So there's more details on those

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Speaker 19: tariffs and there as far as a date, I don't

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01:27:46,200 --> 01:27:47,880
Speaker 19: have a specific date to read out to you, but

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01:27:47,920 --> 01:27:51,320
Speaker 19: the President is committed to implementing tariff's effectively, just like

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Speaker 19: he did in his first term.

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Speaker 16: Finally, he also was asked on the plane when he

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Speaker 16: gaggled about the potentials for a universal tar if. He

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01:27:57,240 --> 01:27:58,680
Speaker 16: was asked maybe about two and a half percent. It

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Speaker 16: was a report by that he said he won much

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Speaker 16: bigger than that. Should we understand that these tariffs would

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Speaker 16: add up, you know, in other words, you might have

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Speaker 16: country specific tariffs like Canada and Mexico China. You might

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Speaker 16: have sectoral tariffs like on pharmaceuticals, as well as a

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Speaker 16: potential universal tearff on top of that, to be stacked

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Speaker 16: on one of the other, or would one sort of

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Speaker 16: take precedents over another.

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Speaker 19: All I can point you to is what the President

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Speaker 19: has said on this front. The February first date for

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01:28:22,400 --> 01:28:25,960
Speaker 19: Canada and Mexico. Also the China tariff that he has discussed.

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Speaker 19: He rejected the two point five percent tariff. He said

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Speaker 19: that was a little bit too low. He wants it

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Speaker 19: to be higher. I'll leave it to him to make

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Speaker 19: any decisions on that front.

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Speaker 16: I feel like what the Mexicans Canadians have done so far.

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Speaker 16: Do you have any comment on whether that has met

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Speaker 16: the bar? What do you want to see on Freendill?

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Speaker 7: Thank you.

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Speaker 20: I won't get ahead of the president again on.

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Speaker 19: Advocating to foreign nations on what they should or shouldn't

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Speaker 19: do to get away from these tariffs. The President has

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Speaker 19: made it very clear again that he expects every nation

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Speaker 19: around this world to cooperate with the repatriation of their citizens.

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Speaker 19: And the President has also put out specific statements in

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Speaker 19: terms of Canada and Mexico when it comes to what

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Speaker 19: he expects in terms of border security. We have seen

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Speaker 19: a historic level of cooperation from Mexico. But again, as

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Speaker 19: far as I'm still tracking, and that was last night

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Speaker 19: talking to the President directly, February first is still on

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Speaker 19: the books.

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Speaker 34: Phil Lady Caroline a quick programming note and then a

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Speaker 34: questions on tech.

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Speaker 5: Well in terms of programming. Should we expect to see

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Speaker 5: you here every day? How frequently will these press bringing.

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Speaker 20: Spa It is a good question, April.

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Speaker 19: So look, the President, as you know, is incredibly accessible.

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Speaker 19: First day here, he wanted all of you in the

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Speaker 19: Oval Office. You got a sixty minute press conference with

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Speaker 19: the leader of the free world while he was simultaneously

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Speaker 19: signing executive orders. I may add that's pretty impressive. I

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Speaker 19: don't think the previous office holder would be able to

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Speaker 19: pull such a thing off. So look, the President is

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Speaker 19: the best spokesperson that this White House has, and I

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Speaker 19: can assure you that you will be hearing from.

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Speaker 20: Both him and me as much as possible.

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Speaker 5: I have a question I have with tax cuts. You know,

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Speaker 5: the President has promised to extend the tax cuts from

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Speaker 5: the previous term.

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Speaker 34: I'm curious, you know, does the President support or corresponding

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Speaker 34: spending cuts as some Republicans have called for in Congress,

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Speaker 34: and will the new Treasury Secretary be leading those negotiations

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Speaker 34: with the hell as Minutian did during the first administration.

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Speaker 19: The President is committed to both tax cuts and spending cuts,

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Speaker 19: and he has a great team negotiating on his behalf.

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Speaker 19: But there's no better negotiator than Donald Trump, and I'm

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Speaker 19: sure he'll be involved in this reconciliation process as it

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Speaker 19: moves forward.

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Speaker 35: Charon the announced that the emade last night on the

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Speaker 35: Iron Dome, it said the President had directed that the

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Speaker 35: United States will build this iron dome. Yeah, when you

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Speaker 35: read into the executive order, it seemed short of that.

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Speaker 35: It asked for a series of studies and reports back up.

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Speaker 20: Can you tell us whether the President has.

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Speaker 35: Directed this and if he is this concern on this issue.

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Speaker 35: Why the suspensions that we saw listed by omb included

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Speaker 35: so many different nuclear programs, non proliferation program programs to.

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Speaker 1: Blend down nuclear weapons and so forth.

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Speaker 19: First of all, when it comes to the Iron Dome,

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Speaker 19: the executive order directed the implementation of an iron dome.

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Speaker 19: It also, as you said, kind of directed research and

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Speaker 19: studies to see or how the United States can go

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Speaker 19: about doing this, particularly the Department of Defense. When it

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Speaker 19: comes to the other question that you asked about those

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Speaker 19: specific programs, again, I would say, this is not a ban.

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Speaker 19: This is a temporary pause in a freeze to ensure

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Speaker 19: that all of the money going out from Washington, d

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Speaker 19: C is an aligned with the President's agenda and as

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Speaker 19: the Office of Management and Budget has updates on what

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Speaker 19: will be kick started once again, I will provide those

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Speaker 19: to you if one.

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Speaker 1: Fire or five.

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Speaker 35: For a sec what you were saying before in medicaid,

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Speaker 35: it wasn't clear to me whether you were saying that

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Speaker 35: no Medicaid would be cut off. Obviously a lot of

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Speaker 35: this goes to states before.

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Speaker 5: It goes to individuals and so forth.

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Speaker 35: So are you guaranteeing here to no indivi visual now

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Speaker 35: on Medicaid?

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Speaker 5: We'll see you cut off because of the pause.

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Speaker 20: I'll check back on that and get back to you,

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Speaker 20: John L.

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Speaker 5: Thanks a lot, Caron.

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Speaker 36: As you know, in the first week that the president

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Speaker 36: was an office signed and executive order as it relates

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Speaker 36: to birthright citizenship trying to eliminate that. Our twenty two

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Speaker 36: state attorney generals have said that this is unconstitutional. A

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Speaker 36: federal judge has just agreed with their argument. What's the

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Speaker 36: administration's argument for doing away with birthright citizenship?

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Speaker 19: The folks that you mentioned have a right to have

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Speaker 19: that legal opinion, but it is in disagreement with the

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Speaker 19: legal opinion of this administration. This administration believes that birthright

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Speaker 19: citizenship is unconstitutional and that is why President Trump signed

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Speaker 19: that executive order. A legal immigrants who come to this

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Speaker 19: country and have a child are not subject to the

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Speaker 19: laws of this jurisdiction. That's the opinion of this administration.

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Speaker 20: We have already.

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Speaker 19: Appealed the rule of the LA lawsuit that was filed

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Speaker 19: against this administration, and we are prepared to fight this

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Speaker 19: all the way to the Supreme Court if we have to,

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Speaker 19: because President Trump believes that this is a necessary step

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Speaker 19: to secure our nations borders and protect our homeland.

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Speaker 5: Caroline.

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Speaker 36: By foreign policy, if I may, the President's commitment to

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Speaker 36: the NATO Defense Alliance. Is it as strong as the

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Speaker 36: prior administration. Is it the same as when he served

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Speaker 36: as president in his first term in office.

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Speaker 19: As long as NATO pays their fair share, and President

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Speaker 19: Trump has called on NATO allies to increase their defense

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Speaker 19: spending to five percent. You actually saw the head of

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Speaker 19: NATO at Davos last week on Bloomberg Television saying that

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Speaker 19: President Trump is right and if Europe wants to keep

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Speaker 19: itself safe, they should increase their defense spending.

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Speaker 20: I would just add that.

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Speaker 19: There was no greater ally to our European allies than

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Speaker 19: President Trump. In his first term the world for all

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Speaker 19: nations in Europe, and of course here at home was

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Speaker 19: much safer because of President a peace through strength diplomatic approach.

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Speaker 20: Monica.

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Speaker 29: Thank you, Caroline, and it's great to finally be called

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Speaker 29: on as.

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Speaker 20: Well as the briefing room. I appreciate that welcome.

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Speaker 37: Of course, we know President Trump just got back from

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Speaker 37: North Carolina and California meeting with victims of natural disasters.

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Speaker 37: There's the two year anniversary of the East Palestine, Ohio

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Speaker 37: toxic train derailment.

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Speaker 20: Does the President have any plans to go visit the

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Speaker 20: victims of that toxic spill or just visit in general.

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Speaker 19: No plans that I can read out for you here.

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Speaker 19: If that changes, I will certainly keep you posted. What

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Speaker 19: I can tell you is that President Trump still talks

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Speaker 19: about his visit to East Palestine, Ohio. That was one

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Speaker 19: of the turning points, I would say in the previous

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Speaker 19: election campaign where Americans were reminded that president is a

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Speaker 19: man of the people, and he as a candidate visited.

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Speaker 20: That town that was just derailed.

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Speaker 19: By the trained derailment, no pun intended, and he offered

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Speaker 19: support and hope, just like I saw the President do

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Speaker 19: this past week. It was a purposeful decision by this

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Speaker 19: president on his first domestic trip to go to North

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Speaker 19: Carolina into California to visit with Americans who were impacted

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Speaker 19: by Hurricane Helene and also by the deadly fires. A

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Speaker 19: red state and a blue state, both of which feel

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Speaker 19: forgotten by the previous administration in the federal government that

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Speaker 19: has now ended. Under President Trump, he will continue to

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Speaker 19: put Americans first, whether they're in East Palestine, in Pacific Palisades,

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Speaker 19: or in North Carolina.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, Caroline.

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Speaker 38: On California, could you please clarify what the military did

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Speaker 38: with the water last night as reference in the President's

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Speaker 38: true social posts.

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Speaker 19: The water has been turned back on in California, and

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Speaker 19: this comes just days after President Trump visited Pacific Palisades

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Speaker 19: and as you all saw, applied tremendous pressure on state

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Speaker 19: and local officials in Pacific Palisades, including Los Angeles, americaaren

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Speaker 19: bass to turn on the water and to direct that

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Speaker 19: water to places in the south and in the middle

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Speaker 19: of the state that have been incredibly dry, which has

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Speaker 19: led to the expansion, the rapid expansion of these fires.

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Speaker 38: Could you clarify what the military's role was, where the

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Speaker 38: water came from?

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Speaker 20: And how it got there again.

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Speaker 19: The Army Corps engineers has been on the ground in

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Speaker 19: California to respond to the devastation from these wildfires. And

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Speaker 19: I would point out that just days after President Trump

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Speaker 19: visited the devastation from these fires, the water was turned on.

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Speaker 19: That is because of the pressure campaign he put on

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Speaker 19: state and local officials there who clearly.

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Speaker 20: Lack all common sense.

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Speaker 19: And I will never forget being at that roundtable with

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Speaker 19: the President last week and hearing the frustration in the

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Speaker 19: voices of Pacific Palisades residents who feel as though their

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Speaker 19: government has just gone insane. Before President Trump showed up

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Speaker 19: on the scene, Karen Bass was telling private property owners

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Speaker 19: that they would have to wait eighteen months to access

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Speaker 19: their private property. So this administration, the President and his

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Speaker 19: team that's on the ground in California, Rick Cornell, who

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Speaker 19: has designated to oversee this great crisis, will continue to

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Speaker 19: put pressure on Karen Bass and state and local officials

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Speaker 19: to allow residents to access their properties.

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Speaker 20: This is a huge part of it.

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Speaker 19: These residents want to take part in their own clearing

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Speaker 19: out of their properties. They should be able to do that.

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Speaker 19: It's the United States of America what happened to our freedom.

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Speaker 19: Clearly it's gone in California, but not anymore under President Chump.

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Speaker 20: April Caroline, Welcome to the free from m Thank you.

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Speaker 5: Several questions.

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Speaker 7: One on the pause.

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Speaker 39: Will minority serving institutions, preferably colleges and universities, have those

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Speaker 39: moneies held back temporarily at this.

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Speaker 19: Moment, Again, I have not seen the entire list because

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Speaker 19: this memo was just sent out, So I will provide

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Speaker 19: you all with updates as we receive them.

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Speaker 20: Okay, So that's really also.

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Speaker 39: Secondly, when it comes to immigration, there is this southern

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Speaker 39: border focus. What happens to those who've overstayed their visas?

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Speaker 39: That is part of the broken immigration system. In twenty

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Speaker 39: twenty three, there was a report by the Biden administration

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Speaker 39: of Homeland Security Department. It said overstays of VISUS was

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Speaker 39: three times more than usual. Will there be a focus

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Speaker 39: on the overstays for visus?

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Speaker 19: If an individual is overstaying their visa, they are there

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Speaker 19: for an illegal immigrant residing in this country, and they

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Speaker 19: are subject to deportation.

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Speaker 39: And yes, well, lastly, as we're dealing with anti dei,

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Speaker 39: anti vote efforts, we understand this administration could thinking about celebrating.

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Speaker 5: Black History Month.

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Speaker 39: Have you got any word on that, anything that you

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Speaker 39: can offer to us?

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Speaker 19: As far as I know, this White House certainly still

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Speaker 19: intends to celebrate and we will continue to celebrate American

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Speaker 19: history and the contributions that all Americans, regardless of race, religion,

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Speaker 19: or creed, have made to our great country.

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Speaker 20: And America is back Christian Day talk.

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Speaker 5: Thanks Carolyn.

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Speaker 14: Just real quick, you mentioned the inflation executive over the

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Speaker 14: President signed but eight crisis of skyrocketed since President Trump

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Speaker 14: took office, So what specifically is he doing to lower

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Speaker 14: those costs for Americans?

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Speaker 20: Really glad you brought this.

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Speaker 19: Up, because there is a lot of reporting out there

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Speaker 19: that is putting the onus on this White House for

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Speaker 19: the increased cost of eggs. I would like to point

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Speaker 19: out to each and every one of you that in

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Speaker 19: twenty twenty four, when Joe Biden was in the Oval

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Speaker 19: office or upstairs in the residents sleeping, I'm not so

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Speaker 19: sure egg price has increased sixty five.

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Speaker 20: Percent in this country.

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Speaker 19: We also have seen the cost of everything, not just eggs, bacon, groceries,

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Speaker 19: gasoline have increased because of the inflationary policies of the

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Speaker 19: last administration. As far as the egg shortage, what's also

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Speaker 19: contributing to that is that the Biden administration in the

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Speaker 19: Department of Agriculture directed the mass killing of more than

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Speaker 19: one hundred million chickens, which has led to a lack

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Speaker 19: of chicken supply in this country, therefore lack of egg supply,

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Speaker 19: which is leading to the shortage.

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Speaker 20: So I will leave you with this point.

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Speaker 19: This is an example of why it's so incredibly important

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Speaker 19: that the Senate moves swiftly to confirm all of President

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Speaker 19: Trump's nominees, including his nominee for the United States Department

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Speaker 19: of Agriculture, Brook Rawlins, who is already speaking with Kevin Hassett,

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Speaker 19: who's leading the economic team here at the White House,

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Speaker 19: on how we can address the egg shortage in this country.

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Speaker 20: As for costs, I laid out costs.

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Speaker 19: I laid out the plethora of ways that President Trump

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Speaker 19: past week.

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Speaker 20: He looks forward to continuing and doing that in the

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Speaker 20: days of DAWA. Thank you guys.

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Speaker 28: More and more border fore portals down in all fifty states.

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Speaker 5: Wow.

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Speaker 13: All right, Caroline Levit just wrapping up her first news

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Speaker 13: conference as White House Press secretary, She of course is

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Speaker 13: twenty seven years old, pointing out that she is the

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Speaker 13: youngest White House Press secretary ever. A lot to discuss here,

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Speaker 13: I've taken several notes. So one of the first orders

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Speaker 13: of business she brought up the new Jersey drone, saying

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Speaker 13: that that they had been authorized by the FAA for

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Speaker 13: research and.

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Speaker 7: Quote other reasons. She went on to say though that

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Speaker 7: this was not the enemy.

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Speaker 13: That information just coming from President Trump, she said, and

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Speaker 13: she of course passed that along, also going on to

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Speaker 13: say that there are going to be a number of

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Speaker 13: changes to the White House Press Corps and the people

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Speaker 13: hundred and forty journalists who had their press credentials.

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Speaker 7: Revoked will have those restored, she said.

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Speaker 13: She also said that there would be an opportunity for

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Speaker 13: other independent journalists to apply for press credentials as part

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Speaker 13: then of course there were questions about Deep Seek, which

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Speaker 13: of course is a Chinese AI company. It's announcement yesterday

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Speaker 13: about how well it had been doing forced a nosedive

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Speaker 13: in the US markets. That of course has kind of

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Speaker 13: turned back around, but there are also questions about that

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Speaker 13: President Trump saying that he wants United States AIS to

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Speaker 13: lot to address there. She of course also talked about

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Speaker 13: some of the key issues that we expected in terms

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Speaker 13: So it was a fully it was a wide ranging

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Speaker 13: the first of the new Trump administration. We of course

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Speaker 13: will have more coverage here on Real America's Voice throughout

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Speaker 13: the day. For now, we're going to get you back

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Speaker 13: to the break and then we'll get you back to

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Speaker 13: all right, we're not going to go to the break

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Speaker 13: just yet, I'm hearing, so just kind of running down.

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Speaker 7: Some of the other things that were said here.

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Speaker 13: Obviously, Caroline Levitt also breaking down some questions about the economy.

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Speaker 13: It's one of the last questions she just took there.

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Speaker 13: People were asking about egg prices in particular, and Caroline

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Speaker 13: Levitt saying that part of the problem was what she

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Speaker 13: that's part of the reason that the egg prices have

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Speaker 13: driven up. But that's obviously one of the issues that

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Speaker 13: the Trump administration plans to focus on. It was a

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Speaker 13: in fact cut prices that you're paying at the grocery store.

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Speaker 7: Eggs, of course one of those things.

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Speaker 13: Caroline leve at the White House Press Secretary pointing out

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Speaker 13: gone up about sixty five percent or so, so that's

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Speaker 13: one of the issues that they'll be talking about. All

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Speaker 13: of this coming right after President Trump was in Durral, Florida,

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Speaker 13: with legislative members, with lawmakers from Capitol Hill.

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Speaker 7: They are still strategizing there.

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Speaker 13: In Deral over the next two days to decide how

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Speaker 13: to help President Trump move his agenda forward. And today

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Speaker 13: we just got the first indication of some of the

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Speaker 13: work that has been done and some of the work

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Speaker 13: that still will be done in the Trump administration. We

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Speaker 13: of course will continue to follow all of this for

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Speaker 13: you here on Real America's Voice throughout the day. Our

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Speaker 13: Brian Glynn is on the ground there at the White House,

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Speaker 13: and we'll be checking in with him throughout the day

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Speaker 13: as well to get an update and to get some

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Speaker 13: more perspective on all of what we just heard. For now,

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Speaker 13: get you back to your regularly scheduled programming