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Speaker 4: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Terrence bateson for Steve Gruber.

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Speaker 4: It is Friday, May twenty third. Let's get right into

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Speaker 4: today's top stories.

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Speaker 3: Coming up, we'll.

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Speaker 4: Take a look at President Trump's proposal for creating a

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Speaker 4: Golden Dome defense system here in the United States. How

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Speaker 4: would it. We'll take a closer look at the planned

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Speaker 4: system coming your way here in just a little bed plus.

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Speaker 4: Judges are at it again, this time blocking President Trump's

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Speaker 4: bid to dismantle the Department of Education. We'll have details

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Speaker 4: on what happens next and a discussion about district judges

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Speaker 4: making rulings that have impacts far beyond their districts. And

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Speaker 4: later Attorney General Pambondi makes a big play by ordering

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Speaker 4: funds from DEI grants to go towards supporting law enforcement

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Speaker 4: rather than DEI and transgender programs. Reaction from the Magahawks

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Speaker 4: Stephen Davis is straight ahead. All of that is coming

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Speaker 4: your way right now here on America's Voice Live. But

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Speaker 4: we want to start right here. President Trump's One Big

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Speaker 4: Beautiful Bill is headed to the US Senate with the

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Speaker 4: goal of having that fully passed bill on the Resolute

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Speaker 4: Desk by Independence Day. It passed in the House this

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Speaker 4: week with a two hundred and fifteen to two hundred

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Speaker 4: and fourteen vote. The bill is a sweeping, multi trillion

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Speaker 4: dollar piece of legislation that answers President Trump's agenda on taxes, immigration, energy, defense,

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Speaker 4: and the national debt. It also aims to slash the

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Speaker 4: federal government spending by roughly one point five trillion dollars. However,

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Speaker 4: it also raises the debt ceiling by four trillion dollars.

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Speaker 4: The Trump administration says the bill, along with others, will

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Speaker 4: lead to an economic expansion the likes we have never seen.

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Speaker 4: Arizona Congressman and friend of the show Andy Biggs joins

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Speaker 4: us now to discuss Congressman Bigs.

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Speaker 3: Always a pleasure, sir, Thanks, Terrence. Good to be with you.

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Speaker 3: All right, So I want to start here.

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Speaker 4: You voted for this spending plan, but I'm curious if

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Speaker 4: you voted because it was best for the country or

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Speaker 4: because you really stand fully behind this bill.

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Speaker 5: Look, this bill was important to get out and get passed.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot of good in it.

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Speaker 5: There are some warts on it, so when we say

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Speaker 5: it's a big, beautiful bill, it has some facial blemishes

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Speaker 5: as well.

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Speaker 2: So let's talk about the good stuff though, Terrence.

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Speaker 5: I mean remember that when this started out Innuary, the

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Speaker 5: House was the House leadership was saying they wanted to

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Speaker 5: do a three hundred billion dollar reduction in spending over

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Speaker 5: ten years.

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Speaker 2: That's absurd, that's absurd.

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Speaker 5: So we've managed to get up to one point five

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Speaker 5: trillion dollar reduction, and there's potential to get it up

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Speaker 5: to two and a half trillion dollars actually, even with

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Speaker 5: the provisions that are in there. So there's a lot

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Speaker 5: of stuff in there that goes to attacking the deficit,

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Speaker 5: but not enough. But in the end, you had to

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Speaker 5: do this because there's some great things with the tax package.

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Speaker 5: I mean, the tax package is going to actually I

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Speaker 5: there's a lot of really really good stuff here. There's

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Speaker 4: What do you say to those opponents of this bill

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Speaker 4: who say, but it still raises a debt ceiling. We're

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I say, hey, how many times have we voted

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Speaker 5: have plenty of revenue. But it's a spending problem, Terrence

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Speaker 5: in my mind. And so if you want to reduce

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Speaker 4: how can we make up for that, particularly with this

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Speaker 5: Well, you're going to have to actually reduce spending. I mean,

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Speaker 5: So that's where it's gonna have to be.

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Speaker 2: Ultimately, Ultimately, we just spend too much money.

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Speaker 5: Because if you raise taxes, we know that that actually

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Speaker 2: You'll have a short term bump.

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Speaker 5: That's the way it always works in taxes because people

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Speaker 5: haven't figured workarounds yet. But once they figure the workarounds now,

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Speaker 5: then you have reduced tax tax revenue.

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Speaker 2: So you're going to have to reduce spending. And so

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Speaker 3: You do it.

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Speaker 5: You're gonna have to do it also, not just on

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Speaker 2: Because it's a reconciliation bill that focuses.

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Speaker 5: On mandatory You're gonna have to do a doge put

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Speaker 2: Get those This is one of those things where I.

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Speaker 5: Said, in my mind, we should have been and what

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Speaker 5: in tandem with the big beautiful Bill or the Reconciliabs,

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Speaker 5: whatever you want to call the Reconciliation Bill the same

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Speaker 5: time you're doing that, have been doing the dose spending

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Speaker 5: cuts all along, and that would that would actually have

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Speaker 4: Okay, Congressman, I'm curious if you've had any conversations with

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Speaker 4: the people that publicly, I guess, criticized the Billain was

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Speaker 5: Yeah, And I'm not gonna you're gonna have to ask

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Speaker 5: him how he got to his decision, Terrence. I'm not

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Speaker 5: I wasn't there, but there were there were some more

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Speaker 5: take some executive action. And quite frankly, since Congress is

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Speaker 5: not you and I've been discussing not fully able to

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Speaker 2: So I think there's some positive stuff there.

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Speaker 5: But if you really want to get to it with Andy,

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Speaker 5: you're gonna have to ask Chairman Harris yourself, Terrence, because

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Speaker 5: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna reveal that Congressman.

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Speaker 3: That's fair.

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Speaker 4: That's fair. I had to ask, But that's fair. I

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Speaker 4: fully understand that, and I appreciate your diplomacy. A final

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Speaker 4: next step is for the Senate to debate this bill

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Speaker 4: and they will send you, guys back something. How different

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Speaker 4: are you expecting what you get back from the Senate

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Speaker 5: Well, on the one hand, they're publicly saying I mean,

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Speaker 5: it was too draconian in some areas. You know, Well,

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Speaker 5: and this is the where I am, and I'm being

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Speaker 5: honest with you. I hope they knock out the salt provisions.

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Speaker 5: But don't be surprised, Terrence, if it looks somewhat similar

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Speaker 5: it came out of the House.

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Speaker 4: That State and local tax provision. That's something that at

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Speaker 4: it seems that the options are Iran has no nuclears

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Speaker 3: Is there a red line here for you?

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Speaker 5: Well, I won't say I've got a red line, but

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Speaker 2: Your enriched uranium. Either those two things.

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Speaker 5: Seem to me that until you actually have tested them

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Speaker 2: Can be converted very quickly to.

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Speaker 5: Bad intentions, bad results, I wouldn't give them either one.

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Speaker 5: And I know Ron's basically they're saying redline is is

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Speaker 5: enriched uranium. They want enriched uranium. Well, I want to

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Speaker 5: You're gonna have to have people that just will cannot

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Speaker 2: And I wouldn't allow enriched uranium.

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Speaker 4: What's your sense will a deal get done or will

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Speaker 4: Representative Andy Biggs, always a pleasure to talk to you.

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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks, Terrence, good to be with you.

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Speaker 4: former Defense intelligence agent Ivan Ray glinn Ivan, good morning

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Speaker 3: I guess it technically is.

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Speaker 6: And it's you mentioned earlier that the Chinese are the

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Speaker 3: How long we're creating a golden dome?

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Speaker 6: Mean, some of the capability is already there. There's a

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Speaker 6: Now, China does have quite the capability for what's called

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Speaker 4: we appreciate your time.

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Speaker 3: Thanks so much for your expertise. Very interesting conversation.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate it. I like the haircut as well.

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Speaker 4: Well, you know, ball guys, we rock activate, right, you

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Speaker 4: know what, forget that. I said, We're going to end

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Speaker 3: Are you and me? My friend? No, I gotta go free.

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Speaker 2: Safe to be here appreciate.

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Speaker 3: Take care well, folks. I'm going to take a quick

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Speaker 4: President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the Department

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Speaker 4: Welcome back to America's Voice Live and look at Washington,

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Speaker 4: d C. Here truly is a beautiful city, even though

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Speaker 4: District Court Judge Young John blocked the administration from carrying

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Speaker 4: good to see you, well, good to.

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Speaker 8: Be on the show this afternoon. Thanks so much for

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, So let's start with the basic premise of that question.

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Speaker 4: Judge block a president's executive order? We're seeing it happen,

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Speaker 4: but is it legal? Is it any way legally justifiable?

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Speaker 8: Well, look, Karen's unfortunately, what I think we've seen happening

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Speaker 4: This is an issue that the Supreme Court is likely

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Speaker 3: This is a very.

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Speaker 8: Broad power that's been unknown for most of our nation's history,

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Speaker 4: What's your sense on how the High Court might ultimately

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Speaker 4: Well, Zach, once the Supreme Court comes back with its ruling,

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Speaker 4: I'm going to invite you back and we're going to

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Speaker 3: Always good to talk to you, my friend. Enjoy your weekend,

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Speaker 4: But when we come back, Pambondi's Department of Defense plans

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Speaker 3: In the Washington State Department of Corrections.

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Speaker 4: The actions demonstrated by Attorney General Pam Bondi and redirecting

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Speaker 4: these funds that are a step in the right direction

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Speaker 4: according to a lot of people, and now those funds

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Speaker 4: can go into something tangible. Here with me to discuss

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Speaker 4: his TPUSA contributor Stephen Davis, the magahak always good to

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Speaker 1: All with a pleasure. Yes, indeed, so in.

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Speaker 4: Your opinion, what message this send, because this isn't just

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Speaker 4: about moving money.

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Speaker 3: This is about sending a message.

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Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, and that I think the message is very

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Speaker 9: clear that Chuck administration is not playing games anymore. We're

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Speaker 9: not doing this, you know, especially with DEI, this top

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Speaker 9: down imposition and this DEI dictatorship that showcases preferential treatment

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Speaker 1: We're not doing any that anymore.

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Speaker 9: This is so antithetical to our countries founding and to

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Speaker 9: the success of a person and to the flourishing of

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Speaker 9: this transgender crazy that the Biden administration has been putting

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Speaker 9: what we want. So when it comes to the Trump administration,

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Speaker 9: just saying look, we listen to the American people. We're

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Speaker 9: is putting the funds into things that are in our

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Speaker 9: and security of our nation and not the downfall of

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Speaker 9: our nation. So I think the message is clear. Promise

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Speaker 9: has made, Promise is kept when it comes to this administration,

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Speaker 9: And it seems.

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Speaker 4: To me there's an argument that can be made by

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Speaker 4: putting this money back into communities and law enforcement. Otherwise

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Speaker 4: you're still serving the communities, You're still serving all.

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Speaker 9: People, absolutely, and that needs to be the message. And

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Speaker 9: we're still doing what's best for the American people. We're

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Speaker 9: actually serving the American people as we should, not different identities,

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Speaker 9: not playing the identity politic game, but actually serving the.

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Speaker 1: Whole of America, the United States of America.

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Speaker 9: And that's what we're supposed to do in the first place,

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Speaker 9: and that's what our administrations are supposed to be doing,

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Speaker 9: not just when it comes to the right, but when

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Speaker 9: it comes to all administrations. We're supposed to serve the

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Speaker 9: will of the people, helping out Americans, put in America first,

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Speaker 9: that's all, that's it. But when it comes to the left,

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Speaker 9: they send the put forth an identity politic message that

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Speaker 9: you have to be the right identity, the right skin color,

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Speaker 9: the right race, the right you know, status or LGBTQ

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Speaker 9: status to get such funding. And I think that it's

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Speaker 9: so apathetical to what it is that we're supposed to

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Speaker 9: do as a country.

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Speaker 4: And you know, there's an argument from some on the

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Speaker 4: left in particular, that these funds were going to level

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Speaker 4: so go ahead.

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Speaker 3: I'll let you.

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Speaker 3: I saw the reactions, so go ahead.

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Speaker 9: It's actually is a great quote by Frederick Douglass. It's

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Speaker 9: I have that, but one answers the beginning, do nothing

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Speaker 9: with us. You're doing has already played the mischief with us.

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Speaker 9: Do nothing with us. If the apple will not remain

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Speaker 1: Fall, then let it fall.

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Speaker 9: I'm not for tying or fasten into the tree and

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Speaker 9: the negro can I stand on his own legs, then

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Speaker 9: let him fall.

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Speaker 1: Also.

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Speaker 9: All I ask is that you give him a chance

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Speaker 9: this gets to the core of what it is that

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Speaker 1: As Americans. This is not about de I you didn't say.

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Speaker 9: This is all about group self development, not DEI development,

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Speaker 9: not affirmative action development, not uh, you know, welfare development,

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Speaker 9: but group self development. We have to do for ourselves

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Speaker 9: and not worry about and wait for the federal government

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Speaker 9: to come and rescue us and give us these opportunities.

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Speaker 9: We have to give ourselves these opportunities. And this is

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Speaker 9: things that Frederick Douglass talked about. This is things that

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Speaker 9: our founding fathers talked about. And we have to get

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Speaker 9: back to that and stop worrying on the and waiting

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Speaker 9: superman and rescue us from all of our ills and

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Speaker 9: give us an opportunity.

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Speaker 1: We make our own opportunities here in our country.

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Speaker 4: At the heart of what you're saying is self empowerment,

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Speaker 9: Now absolutely, that was the whole essence of it. This

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Speaker 9: we do for ourselves? And all this, these these programs,

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Speaker 9: all they do. And this is something that I've heard

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Speaker 9: once before, someone say, you know, these these people, these

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Speaker 1: They try to turn us.

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Speaker 9: They have turned, especially the black community, from a trying

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Speaker 1: This is the whole essence of Marxism.

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Speaker 9: But what it is that they try to employ within

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Speaker 10: play a retired bull rider who returns to the sport

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Speaker 10: after a family emergency. Give us some details as to

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Speaker 10: what audiences can expect.

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, if you're a Rodeo fan, you're going

666
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Speaker 11: to go crazy for this film because we got to

667
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Speaker 11: use the real PBR writers. They're playing themselves in the film,

668
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Speaker 11: which is just kind of awesome and add such an

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Speaker 11: authenticity to the film itself. But it's really a family film.

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Speaker 11: It's a film that talks about real life issues that

671
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Speaker 11: happened in families, and for me.

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Speaker 7: It was very personal when I wrote it.

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Speaker 11: It's all about I went through some really hard times

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Speaker 11: in my life through years ago when I wouldn't do

675
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Speaker 11: certain things in a movie and I got kind of

676
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Speaker 11: crucified for it, and I lost everything and I started

677
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Speaker 11: turning into you know, there wasn't a bottle of whiskey

678
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Speaker 11: that I didn't like, and I had a really hard time.

679
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Speaker 11: And when I came out of it, I came out

680
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Speaker 11: of it with such an appreciation because I realized that

681
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Speaker 11: I was making life about myself and wallowing in myself pity.

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Speaker 11: And then my wife put it to me so perfectly.

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Speaker 11: You get a man up and get through this, and

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Speaker 11: it was turning back to God because God's always there

685
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Speaker 11: for us, we're not always there for him. And what

686
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Speaker 11: happened thereafter, I mean, if you asked me ten years ago,

687
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Speaker 11: i'd be starting and producing and writing my own films.

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Speaker 7: I thought, you're crazy. I don't have a penny right now.

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Speaker 11: And to be back here where I am talking to

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Speaker 11: you bo about this film Rodeo that I wrote and

691
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Speaker 11: proves and start with my wife Revey. I'm so proud

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Speaker 11: of this film. But it's a film that I know

693
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Speaker 11: the heartland of America is going to love to see.

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Speaker 11: It's something that has been lost in many years in Hollywood.

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Speaker 11: They've lost the talking to the heartland, talking about American

696
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Speaker 11: core values. We've done some pretty dark things out in Hollywood,

697
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Speaker 11: and I'm guilty and being part of a lot of it.

698
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Speaker 11: And now I have the ability to make films with

699
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Speaker 11: Angel Studios that talk about real issues. The whole family

700
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Speaker 11: can go and see enough to cover your kid's ears

701
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Speaker 11: or eyes and any part of any of other films

702
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Speaker 11: that we're making, and they really give glory to God.

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Speaker 11: So for me, I'm so blessed to be in this

704
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Speaker 11: position to sit here on your show and talk to

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Speaker 11: you about the last Rodeo is just something that's really

706
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Speaker 11: incredible in this journey that we've had.

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Speaker 10: Well, Neill, It's interesting because, you know, many people know

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Speaker 10: you primarily as a villain, such as in Yellowstone and

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Speaker 10: The Shift, but in this film you get to be

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Speaker 10: the father, the grandfather, and perhaps more importantly, the hero.

711
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Speaker 10: And not only that, you have your first on screen

712
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Speaker 10: kiss with a woman.

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Speaker 7: So did you relish being the good for once?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 11: Well, we've the last three years through you know, Greater

716
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Speaker 11: and then the Warrant films, and you know a few

717
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Speaker 11: of these other films. I'm finally getting to play the

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Speaker 11: characters that I always wanted to play. I aways wanted

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Speaker 11: to play the John Wayne guy. I always wanted to

720
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Speaker 11: play the Paul Newman types of characters. But I couldn't

721
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Speaker 11: because I won't kiss another woman. The only woman I

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Speaker 11: will kiss in life is my wife. So who did

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Speaker 11: we cast to play my wife in this film? But

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Speaker 11: none other than my wife, Revey. And maybe the greatest

725
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Speaker 11: moment of my life was that day that I finally

726
00:35:27,160 --> 00:35:29,080
Speaker 11: got to be the hero. I knew at that moment

727
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Speaker 11: I'm the hero in a major motion picture and I

728
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Speaker 11: get to do the I finally get to kiss the

729
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Speaker 11: woman in the end, and that one was my wife, Revey,

730
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Speaker 11: So I got to do it on my terms finally.

731
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Speaker 11: And it took a long time to get here. Trust me,

732
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Speaker 11: that's thirty plus years of being in this industry of

733
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Speaker 11: figuring out how to get where I wanted to go,

734
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Speaker 11: and now I'm there, and it's just an incredible feeling.

735
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Speaker 11: And I'm so blessed and thank God every day for

736
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Speaker 11: the for the opportunity to be where I am, who

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Speaker 11: I am, and what I've achieved alongside my wife.

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Speaker 10: Interested you in this bull riding plot, Neil, You've done

739
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Speaker 10: a fair amount of work in westerns, but this is

740
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Speaker 10: a plot that requires some serious physical ability. So what

741
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Speaker 10: got you interested in and what type of training was

742
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Speaker 10: required for it?

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Speaker 11: Well, the idea came to me when I was doing

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Speaker 11: the Warrant Part two and I was away from Reveine

745
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Speaker 11: and the kids, and I thought, you know, I really

746
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Speaker 11: missed Revey. But what would ever happen if something happened

747
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Speaker 11: to Revey? And I pulled over to the side of

748
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Speaker 11: the road, it just it just kind of buckled me

749
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Speaker 11: and I saw some horses out there, and I'm fairly

750
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Speaker 11: certain God put this idea in my head. Write a

751
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Speaker 11: movie about what you just said, Rocky on a bowl

752
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Speaker 11: about an age rodeo star who has to go back,

753
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Speaker 11: who lost his wife because of certain things. And I

754
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Speaker 11: won't come into the story too much, but that's how

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Speaker 11: it all came about. And for the training for the film, yeah,

756
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Speaker 11: I trained my butt off, you know, I was. I

757
00:36:48,440 --> 00:36:51,520
Speaker 11: went on this certain diet for several months. I started

758
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Speaker 11: with this new company that that really got me into

759
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Speaker 11: shape called Flip My Life. And now I'm the spokesman

760
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Speaker 11: for I believed in it so much as I need

761
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Speaker 11: to be the spokesman because this is a problem that

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Speaker 11: actually works. And I've tried so many different products. But

763
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Speaker 11: when you see me in the film, I'm shredded, you know,

764
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Speaker 11: the fifty eight year old guy you shredded in a movie.

765
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Speaker 11: No drugs, none of this stuff. It was just hard

766
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Speaker 11: work and Flip my Life, so it was it was great.

767
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Speaker 11: And then to train on the on the mechanical bowls

768
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Speaker 11: with you know, Buddy Joe Hooker who was a trainer

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Speaker 11: on the film, who was the stunt coordinator. He pushed

770
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Speaker 11: me and they all pushed me to be in the

771
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Speaker 11: best shape that I could possibly be in, and I

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Speaker 11: loved it.

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Speaker 7: You know, I'm a knucklehead when it comes.

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Speaker 11: To training, and you know, being an athlete as I

775
00:37:28,719 --> 00:37:30,880
Speaker 11: was when I was younger in hockey and baseball. This

776
00:37:31,600 --> 00:37:33,439
Speaker 11: was just I love this stuff that I love doing

777
00:37:33,440 --> 00:37:36,320
Speaker 11: my own stunts. I love getting whooped and they certainly

778
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Speaker 11: whipped me a lot in the Last Rodeo.

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Speaker 10: Well, I was fortunate enough to see an advanced copy

780
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Speaker 10: of this film that audiences will get to see. And

781
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Speaker 10: you know, family is a central theme of the Last

782
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Speaker 10: Rodeo and I personally, Neil had an estranged relationship with

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Speaker 10: my father that I was able to reconcile, and your

784
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Speaker 10: character is also able to heal old wounds with his daughter.

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Speaker 10: So many people battle, you know, with broken families through

786
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Speaker 10: no fault of their own. But do you think that

787
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Speaker 10: stories like this can provide maybe a template for how

788
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Speaker 10: to overcome these fractures.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, People saying are you making faith based films? In

790
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Speaker 11: Ravan and I both say no, we're not making faith

791
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Speaker 11: based films. We're making films that give glory to God,

792
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Speaker 11: for sure, but we want Christians to uose agnostics, Muslims

793
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Speaker 11: anybody to come to the film and say, Oh, if

794
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Speaker 11: that guy can get through that situation, why can't I?

795
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Speaker 11: And hopefully, as corny as that sounds, when you see

796
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Speaker 11: a really great movie, it changes you. You see great television,

797
00:38:28,360 --> 00:38:31,200
Speaker 11: it changes you. And Hollywood has gotten away from the

798
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Speaker 11: positivity side. They've been just a lot of negative stuff going.

799
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Speaker 11: We decided to make a switch on that, and with

800
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Speaker 11: Angel Studios as our distributor, they have absolute faith in

801
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Speaker 11: what we're doing with the McDonough company and making films

802
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Speaker 11: that actually talk to families, talk about real issues and

803
00:38:45,920 --> 00:38:48,640
Speaker 11: how you can possibly get through them by watching these characters.

804
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Speaker 7: And it's awesome.

805
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Speaker 11: It's something I'm just immensely proud of and I can't

806
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Speaker 11: wait to see where this goes with the Last Rodeo

807
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Speaker 11: and where the McDonald company goes thereafter with Angel Studios.

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Speaker 10: Well, you mentioned Hollywood, Neil, You've said that when you

809
00:39:01,400 --> 00:39:03,719
Speaker 10: saw some of the breakdowns for this year of what

810
00:39:03,760 --> 00:39:07,080
Speaker 10: the major studios wanted, that four or five of them

811
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Speaker 10: at about ten said they wanted more faith content. And

812
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Speaker 10: that's an absolute rarity.

813
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Speaker 1: I know, it shocked you.

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Speaker 10: We've even seen this in the streaming world currently with

815
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Speaker 10: House of David on Prime. What has caused this change

816
00:39:18,760 --> 00:39:20,720
Speaker 10: in what the studios are wanting to produce?

817
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Speaker 11: I think the Heartland of America by going out supporting

818
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Speaker 11: films like like Home said we shot for five million

819
00:39:27,760 --> 00:39:29,400
Speaker 11: dollars just past twenty five million.

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Speaker 7: Dollars in the box office. That's crazy. And why is that?

821
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Speaker 11: Because families want to go to the theater together, not

822
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Speaker 11: just mom and dad.

823
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Speaker 7: The kids go to a different movie.

824
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Speaker 11: Kids don't want to go to certain movies because it's

825
00:39:40,040 --> 00:39:42,160
Speaker 11: to advance or to goofy or whatever the case is.

826
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Speaker 11: These are movies that everyone can go and watch and

827
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Speaker 11: learn from, So we keep writing and creating films at

828
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Speaker 11: the heartland of America will go to as a group

829
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Speaker 11: and watch.

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Speaker 7: A film together.

831
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Speaker 11: Then after the film you go have an ice cream

832
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Speaker 11: with your whole family, say, Okay, what'd you think of this?

833
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Speaker 7: What do you think of that? How can we get

834
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Speaker 7: through these problems?

835
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Speaker 11: Oh boy, I could do a little bit better at

836
00:39:59,320 --> 00:40:01,759
Speaker 11: that than than what I'm doing right now. Or I

837
00:40:01,760 --> 00:40:03,319
Speaker 11: could drink a little bit less, or I could fight

838
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Speaker 11: a little bit less or make it less about myself.

839
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Speaker 11: And when you see characters who actually struggle, characters who

840
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Speaker 11: really struggle, and get through it in the end with faith.

841
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Speaker 11: That's where we're writing, and that's where we're creating. And

842
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Speaker 11: I think the heartland of America just wants to see

843
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Speaker 11: more of that, and we're going to keep giving it

844
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Speaker 11: to him because they're asking for it. And I think

845
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Speaker 11: that Hollywood is finally listening to the heartland of America saying,

846
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Speaker 11: you know what. I think they're right, we need to

847
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Speaker 11: start making more positivity.

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Speaker 4: We'll have more of Bo's interview with Neil McDonough after

849
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Speaker 4: this short break, plus President Trump set to leave the

850
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Speaker 4: White House here in short order. The moment that happens,

851
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Speaker 4: we'll try to take you there live. Stick around if

852
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Speaker 4: there's a look at President Trump getting ready to board

853
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Speaker 4: Marine one headed to Bedminster, New Jersey. He's going to

854
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Speaker 4: spend the weekend in New Jersey, but he'll also be

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Speaker 4: speaking at the graduation there at West Point. He'll be

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Speaker 4: addressing the cadets there at the United States Military Academy

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Speaker 4: at west Point. That will happen tomorrow, but he'll spend

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Speaker 4: the night at his golf course there in Bedminster, New Jersey,

859
00:41:03,640 --> 00:41:05,840
Speaker 4: in route to West Point. Again, you see the President

860
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Speaker 4: or just saw him board board Marine one, he'll go

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Speaker 4: over to Andrews Air Force Base and then Joint Base

862
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Speaker 4: Andrews is what it's called these days, and then he'll

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Speaker 4: make his way on to Air Force One to go

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Speaker 4: to Bedminster. We, of course, will continue to.

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Speaker 3: Cover all of this.

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Speaker 4: We'll also have live coverage tomorrow as the President speaks

867
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Speaker 4: and addresses the cadets at the United States Military Academy.

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Speaker 4: All right, let's get you back to that interview that

869
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Speaker 4: we were talking about just a little while ago. Bo

870
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Speaker 4: Davidson's interview with actor Neil McDonough about Neil McDonough's new

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Speaker 4: movie The Last Rodeo.

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Speaker 1: Faith Forward.

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Speaker 10: Content is now no longer just a niche genre relegated

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Speaker 10: to conservative people, but actually a storytelling mechanism that is

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Speaker 10: both inspirational and profitable.

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Speaker 11: Profitable for sure. I mean, these films are doing so

877
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Speaker 11: very well. Look at the Kendrick brothers you have done.

878
00:41:53,840 --> 00:41:56,319
Speaker 11: Look what the Erwin brothers have done. You know Dallas

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Speaker 11: Jenkins's Last Christmas Movie. You know that costs under ten

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Speaker 11: million dollars to make it, and that made thirty million

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Speaker 11: dollars in the box office.

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Speaker 7: Those are big numbers.

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Speaker 11: They may not seem huge, but you look at well,

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Speaker 11: a Marvel film makes two hundred million dollars in the

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Speaker 11: box office. Yeah, well, they paid three hundred dollars to

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Speaker 11: make it. So we're making smaller films. The independent world

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Speaker 11: has really done well by these types of films, but

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Speaker 11: now the studios are thinking, wait a second, I think

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Speaker 11: we need to start making some films like this if

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Speaker 11: you want to turn profits. For me, it's not so

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Speaker 11: much about turning profits. It's about making great stories for

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Speaker 11: people to be entertained by. And if you can have

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Speaker 11: a faith backdrop, if you can talk about God and

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Speaker 11: you talk about those issues, so I forget. You know,

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Speaker 11: our country is built on faith. Our country, our decularies,

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Speaker 11: that of independence, has God mentioned in it four times.

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Speaker 11: Was watching the President's speech the other night, right behind him.

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Speaker 11: It says in God we trust, and I think we

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Speaker 11: need to trust more in Him and worry less about

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Speaker 11: ourselves and family first, me second, God first, me second.

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Speaker 11: These are the tenets that built America and we're building

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Speaker 11: upon that in our films.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Faith, family, and freedom. Those are the three f

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Speaker 10: that all seem to be eternal. You mentioned earlier, but

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Speaker 10: you've also started this production company with your wife called

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Speaker 10: the mcdone a company. This is surely really exciting for you,

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Speaker 10: and I'm just curious what kind of content and stories

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Speaker 10: you hope to tell with this new venture.

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Speaker 7: Good ones.

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Speaker 11: We want we want to make movies that families can

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Speaker 11: go to and enjoy. You know, I was a kid,

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Speaker 11: you know my favorite movies that my very favorite movie

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Speaker 11: is kid was The Cowboys with John Wayne and I

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Speaker 11: just loved that film and it was a film that

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Speaker 11: the whole family could see. And I've seen that film

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Speaker 11: so many times and there's some dark issues in it,

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Speaker 11: but I'm crazy dark. There's some you know, there's everything

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Speaker 11: you'd want in a movie, and those those kind of

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Speaker 11: movies are always kind of stuck in my brain. Now

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Speaker 11: Ravaine and I have the opportunity to actually make those films,

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Speaker 11: and we're going to keep making films like that that

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Speaker 11: entertain the masses with a family feel and with with

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Speaker 11: with a nice backdrop of God. And I think that

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Speaker 11: not enough filmmakers are thinking that way, and that's what

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Speaker 11: we're thinking, and that's we're going to keep on doing well.

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Speaker 10: The old Parenting is such a crucial issue right now,

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Speaker 10: and not just in this country, but in the world.

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Speaker 10: I believe you have five beautiful children. I have one

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Speaker 10: who just turned one, My son did what kind of

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Speaker 10: legacy thank you?

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Speaker 9: Do?

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Speaker 1: You know?

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Speaker 10: I think about this, and I'm sure you have as

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Speaker 10: a father too, But especially since you're in an entertainment industry,

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Speaker 10: what kind of legacy do you want to leave to

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Speaker 10: those children? Because I've had to think about that myself

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Speaker 10: when you're in such a unique industry.

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Speaker 11: I don't really think that far in the future. I

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Speaker 11: don't really think about me and my legacy. That's you know,

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Speaker 11: I'm thinking about today. What did I do today to

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Speaker 11: make my kid's life better? What did I do today

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Speaker 11: to make my wife?

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Speaker 4: That was a conversation with Neil McDonough, who's new movie,

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Speaker 4: The Last Rodeo is coming out. You can see President

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Speaker 4: Trump heading off into the sunset there he's headed to

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Speaker 4: New Jersey. All of this in advance of tomorrow's speech

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Speaker 4: before the graduates of West Point. We of course, will

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Speaker 4: be covering that here on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 3: We appreciate you being here with us this afternoon. We'll

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Speaker 3: see you tomorrow for our.

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Speaker 4: Live coverage of that commencement speech.

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Speaker 3: I just talked about