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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Monday. Welcome to the latest edition

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Speaker 1: of Just the News, No Noise. I'm my Hostjo and Solomon,

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Speaker 1: reporting to as always from the nation's capital and our

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Speaker 1: brand new justin News students. We opened them up on Friday.

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Speaker 1: A lot of news to get you today, some of

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Speaker 1: it really grave. Just a few moments ago, Senator Chuck

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Speaker 1: Grassey confirmed that new documents at FBI Director cash matel

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Speaker 1: turned over to Congress showed that Jack Smith's team used

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Speaker 1: the FBI.

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Speaker 2: I want you to pay attention to this.

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Speaker 1: Jack Smith, the former special prosecutor who went after Donald

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Speaker 1: Trump with multiple indictments, was using the FBI to monitor

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Speaker 1: the phone communications of eight members eight Republicans members of Congress,

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Speaker 1: seven Senators, one House member, the House members Mike Kelly.

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Speaker 1: The seven Senators included Lindsey Graham, Ron Johnson, Tommy Temprable,

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Speaker 1: people who've been on this show many times now. There's

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Speaker 1: a separation of powers issue here. There's a real question

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Speaker 1: of whether there was any court authority to do this.

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Speaker 2: They weren't intercepting the communications per.

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Speaker 1: Se, but the point to point data we're going to

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Speaker 1: have in the second block of the show today, an

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Speaker 1: incredible guest who is used to run the unit that

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Speaker 1: the FBI uses to track those phone calls into mark

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Speaker 1: point to point communications. We're going to get to him.

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Speaker 1: He is being a whistleblower. He's been on the show

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Speaker 1: several times before, Boss Abusive. He is an absolute expert

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Speaker 1: on this. We're going to get to that. And then Chris Piota,

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Speaker 1: the former executive asistant director of the FBI, will join

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Speaker 1: us in the third block. This is a bombshell. The

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Speaker 1: FBI basically spying on Congress in a big way. Eight members,

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Speaker 1: all right, One other thing I want to get to.

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Speaker 1: President Trump's had a up and down day in the courts.

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Speaker 1: In one court in Oregon, a judge is not allowing

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Speaker 1: President Trump to deploy National Guard to Oregon to Portland,

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Speaker 1: where there's been a lot of unrest. But in another court,

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Speaker 1: the President Trump this afternoon got permission from a judge

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Speaker 1: to deploy to Chicago. That is a big win for

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Speaker 1: the President. And just a little bit ago, President Trump

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Speaker 1: teased a big idea. Hey, if this judge won't relent

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Speaker 1: in Oregon, I'm going to evoke the Insurrection Act and

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Speaker 1: do it on my own, Amanda. That would be a

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Speaker 1: pretty big moment, a big historical moment. The President is

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Speaker 1: serious about this crackdown, and these courts are kind of

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Speaker 1: all over the map, and it's can be interesting to

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Speaker 1: see if the Supreme Court gets involved.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but I got to say, after watching the Summer

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Speaker 3: of Love and Floyda Palooza and all the destruction that

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Speaker 3: they did, I am so glad that we were finding

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Speaker 3: finally back in a place where law enforcement is quashing

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Speaker 3: it pretty much at the onset.

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Speaker 4: So I'm glad to see that.

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Speaker 3: But in some other news, I want to start with

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Speaker 3: Harmate Dillon, who serves as Assistant Attorney General for the

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Speaker 3: Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. She is a fearless attorney

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Speaker 3: and she is now getting death threats just for doing

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Speaker 3: her job defending Americans and calling out government abuse. She

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Speaker 3: has had to bring in US marshals for protection. Dylan

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Speaker 3: told the press that her staff alerted her to some

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Speaker 3: very concerning replies underneath a post, and they ostensibly came

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Speaker 3: from or presumably came from California Governor Gavin Newsom's office,

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Speaker 3: So that was quite disturbing to see. And also some

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Speaker 3: country music news, singer Zach Bryan has a new song

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Speaker 3: out and I just want to read to you some

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Speaker 3: of the lyrics from that song, and Ice is going

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Speaker 3: to come bust down your door. The fading of the Red, white,

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Speaker 3: and Blue kids are all scared and all alone. So

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Speaker 3: it is absolutely powerful imagery and for a lot of

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Speaker 3: folks that cross the line because when you consider the

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Speaker 3: political persecution and violence taking place in this country, it's

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Speaker 3: concerning to see someone with that type of platform, as

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Speaker 3: Zach Bryan has as a big country star, putting that

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Speaker 3: message out there vilifying ICE agents who quite frankly, are

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Speaker 3: just doing their jobs. They are enforcing the democratically created

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Speaker 4: So it's unfortunate to see that happening.

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Speaker 3: And then there's the Hooplah happening just west of us

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Speaker 3: in Virginia. You know things are bad for Democrats when

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Speaker 3: folks like Mourning Joe, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski are

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Speaker 3: calling for a fellow Democrat to step down. That is

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Speaker 3: in the attorney general's race in Virginia. So candidate Jay Jones.

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Speaker 3: Some text message were released from a few years ago

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Speaker 3: opponents of his opponent, and also wish death upon Gilbert's

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Speaker 3: very small children, calling them little fascists and saying that

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Speaker 3: only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.

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Speaker 3: So again, these were all text messages back from twenty

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Speaker 4: John Deserve LISO.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: And also today Jerry Dunley V are great colleague here

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Speaker 1: at Justin you had a story about I have a

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Speaker 1: guest Bamberger. She's the Democrat nominee for governor. She worked

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Speaker 1: at a Saudi school where a lot of extremists went

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Speaker 1: to hamas leader sent his children there. One of the

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Speaker 1: other officials there was connected to Almas. The Saudi government

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Speaker 1: was funding it, and some of his graduates were caught

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Speaker 1: up in terror plots and didn't see anything wrong with it.

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Speaker 1: She actually defends it and kind of celebrates that was

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Speaker 1: part of her career. I think that's going to be

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Speaker 1: a really big piece of this. I think we have

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Speaker 1: a Republican National Committee chairman for her Republication comby term

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Speaker 1: Michael Waldy now running for the United States Senate, But

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Speaker 1: I don't know if we have them in our ear yet.

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Speaker 1: We may need to do a little bit, a little

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Speaker 1: bit of communications. Pumz there. Oh we got it. Now,

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Speaker 1: there we go.

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Speaker 2: Michael. Good to have you on, my friend.

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Speaker 5: It is great to be on with you both.

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Speaker 2: All right, Well, first, you're running for Senate.

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Speaker 1: I want to get you just to react to this

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Speaker 1: bombshell news that the FBI under Joe Biden's Justice Department

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Speaker 1: thought it was a good idea to spy on the

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Speaker 1: phone calls of members of Congress, seven senators, one House member.

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Speaker 1: You aspire to be there shocked that the FBI would

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Speaker 1: see nothing wrong with that.

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Speaker 6: You know, you run out of expletives to talk about

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Speaker 6: things like this. You can't be shocked anymore. You can't

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Speaker 6: be appalled anymore. You know, it just continues to build.

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Speaker 6: When we talk about what the Biden administration, the weaponization

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Speaker 6: of justice, and what they did at the Department of

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Speaker 6: Justice to go after President Trump and his allies and

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Speaker 6: now even folks in the Senate, it is very, very disturbing,

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Speaker 6: and I think it is high time that we had

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Speaker 6: some accountability for these officials that clearly were violating the

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Speaker 6: Constitution and doing what they did to go after the

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Speaker 6: President Trump. A political opponent in a way we've never

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Speaker 3: Well, I imagine those with lesser constitutions and less fewer guts,

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Speaker 3: I suppose would be scared off by this because a

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Speaker 3: You're running for United States Senate. When you look at

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Speaker 5: Well, it absolutely is.

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Speaker 2: You.

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Speaker 6: Look, the highest priority of a government needs to be

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Speaker 6: protecting its kids and its communities and making sure that

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Speaker 6: law enforcement is being deployed to protect our communities, not

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Speaker 6: to be deployed to go after our political opponents. This

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Speaker 6: is absolutely irresponsible by Joe Biden and his administration.

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Speaker 5: It is absolutely intentional.

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Speaker 6: The way that they went after President Trump is really

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Speaker 6: truly something that we've never seen before and something that

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Speaker 6: we need to never see again.

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Speaker 1: So, Sar, I want to ask a little bit about

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Speaker 1: your Democrat appointment.

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Speaker 2: Roy Cooper.

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Speaker 1: In an earlier life, he was the governor when Democrats

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Speaker 1: were pushing some of these soft on crime policies. There

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Speaker 1: have been some heinous crimes in both of the Carolinas.

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Speaker 1: Sometimes they even cross borders. What responsibility does Roy Cooper

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Speaker 1: have for that sort of democratic era of letting the

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Speaker 6: Well, he bears direct responsibility for the crimes that we've

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Speaker 6: an executive order to reimagine law enforcement. He created cashless

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Speaker 6: one who allowed thirty five hundred convicted felons out of jail.

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Speaker 6: He convicted a number of pardons on his way out

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Speaker 6: not for their victims.

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Speaker 3: In North Carolina, Sir, the case of Roy Cooper in

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Speaker 3: North Carolina is interesting because you have a few other

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Speaker 3: When it comes to these types of blue governor, just

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Speaker 3: just Democrats in general who are trying to sell the

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Speaker 3: in Virginia. It seems like something like soft on crime policies.

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Speaker 3: That's going to be one of those issues that separates

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Speaker 5: It absolutely is.

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Speaker 6: And when we look at Roy Cooper, we can also

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Speaker 6: talk about the fact that he vetoed two different bills

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Speaker 6: that would have forced sheriffs to honor ice detainers and

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Speaker 6: get violent, criminal, illegal aliens out of North Carolina. You know,

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Speaker 6: we can talk about the fact that he vetoed three

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Speaker 6: You know, when we talk about the vetos that he had,

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Speaker 6: you know, for six different times where he vetoed bills

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Speaker 6: a guy who has been radically out of step with

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Speaker 6: understand that this is not an aw shucks southern blue

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's it.

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Speaker 1: He's wrapped himself in a different uniform, but he actually

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Speaker 1: has played by the left's rules. There's been a lot

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Speaker 1: actually start to read the polls, will they try to pivot, will.

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Speaker 2: They try to move away from this?

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Speaker 1: It seems to me that in the Carolina is a

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Speaker 1: to abandon that far left base of his party. How

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Speaker 1: does this affect people? I mean, you just had a

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Speaker 1: record haul for a Senate candidate in a quarter for fundraising.

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Speaker 1: Clearly people are pretty excited about your candidacy. What are

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Speaker 1: you hearing from the people of North Carolina about the

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Speaker 1: Roy Cooper? They thought they knew, but maybe he wasn't

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Speaker 1: the same guy.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Look, you know, we're going to run a fairly straightforward campaign.

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Speaker 6: We're going to talk about creating jobs and raising wages.

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Speaker 6: We're going to talk about creating trade policies that will

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Speaker 6: We're going to talk about keeping our kids in our

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Speaker 6: That's the North Carolina values that I'm going to be

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Speaker 3: Would Roy Cooper be the kind of Democrat in the

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Speaker 5: He absolutely would.

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Speaker 6: The thing is that in this race, ultimately the question

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well they do.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk about judges because they've become a

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Speaker 1: What could Congress do to start to reign in these

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Speaker 3: Do, Sir before we let you, go we had many

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Speaker 6: Yeah you, know we put the program together In North

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Speaker 5: That we are there and we are on the.

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Speaker 6: Wall THE rnc is fully committed to move forward with that,

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Speaker 1: Well, Yeah Michael, wiley you changed the course of The

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Speaker 5: Today it's really good to be on with both of.

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Speaker 3: Jtn welcome, back everybody Has john talked about at the

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Speaker 3: very top of the. Show newly declassified documents are confirming

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Speaker 4: Looking At january sixth.

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Speaker 3: Defendants they were snooping in on Sitting republican members Of

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Speaker 3: senators and at least One republican congressman as part of

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Speaker 3: Day so joining us now is Retired unit chief in

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Speaker 3: The Federal bureau Of Investigations Counter Terrorism, division a legend

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Speaker 4: Right BOSTON Usip, bosson thanks so much for being with.

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Speaker 7: Us great to be with, You, Amanda thank you very

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Speaker 4: Remarks, well we so value your.

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Speaker 3: Opinion we've had you on this show and you have

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Speaker 8: You, well AS i, mentioned literally just minutes Before john,

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Speaker 1: Yeah so for a long Time, boston you oversaw the

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Speaker 8: Records, Right that's a very good, Question, Amanda AND i

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Speaker 8: go back to twenty seventeen WHEN i also briefed The

444
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Speaker 8: hill on how this particular program without mentioning the name of,

445
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Speaker 8: it can be used in a manner of where you're

446
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Speaker 8: reverse targeting the.

447
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Speaker 7: Subject so the way that would work is that.

448
00:23:43,600 --> 00:23:49,000
Speaker 8: You're supposed to approach this program with phone numbers that

449
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Speaker 8: you know are already bad actors or known targets of

450
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Speaker 8: a criminal or counterintelligence or counter terrorism. Matters and from

451
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Speaker 8: there you go and you look at the targets that

452
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Speaker 8: are in contact with that particular target and to see

453
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Speaker 8: if any of those could be associated in a criminal

454
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Speaker 8: manner with with the main with the main. Target but

455
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Speaker 8: you're not supposed to look at it the other. Way

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Speaker 8: in other, words you're not supposed to go. Uh AND

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Speaker 8: i just to to bring this to to make a

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Speaker 8: little more. SENSE i know that in the case Of Mike,

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Speaker 8: flynn The General Mike, flynn when they when they got his,

460
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Speaker 8: records it was reverse, targeted meaning they already knew his,

461
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Speaker 8: number they already knew exactly who he was in contact,

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Speaker 8: with and then they looked for a target that is

463
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Speaker 8: nefarious and started with. That in other, words pretended that

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Speaker 8: they didn't know that That Michael Michael flame was actually

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Speaker 8: in contact with that. Target so that would be the

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Speaker 8: way or one way THAT i could imagine they would

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Speaker 8: try to.

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Speaker 7: Bring this before The american.

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Speaker 1: Public, Yeah and the reason we don't do that is

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Speaker 1: we don't have general warrants In. America we don't let

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Speaker 1: people go snooping Every you've got to have a specific,

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Speaker 1: suspicion an allegation that's credible to do.

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Speaker 2: IT i want to ask you about one.

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Speaker 1: Thing what we know From Senator grassey's letter, Today, bossom

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Speaker 1: is that THE fbi was able to Give Jack, smith,

476
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Speaker 1: who what every person that the lawmaker, called where that

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Speaker 1: lawmaker was when they made the, call and where the

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Speaker 1: person was when they're making the. Call, now the window

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Speaker 1: Between january fourth and seventh would be the window When

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Speaker 1: congress was preparing to certify the, election which is clearly

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Speaker 1: a function Of. Congress it's actually protected by The. Constitution

482
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Speaker 1: the separation of powers issue here and the love of

483
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Speaker 1: data that they were actually gathering on. Lawmakers does it

484
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Speaker 1: surprise you that nobody stood up and, said, wait a

485
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Speaker 1: Second congress had a constitutional obligation to certify the. Election

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Speaker 1: should we be really looking at this?

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Speaker 8: Data, john you literally just answered my question, succinctly the

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Speaker 8: question THAT i asked. Earlier the peculiarity Of january seventh Through.

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Speaker 8: January january fourth Through january seventh was very peculiar because

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Speaker 8: it's a very short period of. Time but the fact

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Speaker 8: that that was the period that you were talking about

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Speaker 8: answers that, question meaning it was already disingenuous that they

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Speaker 8: were looking for records just for that.

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Speaker 2: Period, yeah it's just.

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Speaker 1: Amazing and the location, data the fact that they would

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Speaker 1: know where every person was making the, call plus who

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Speaker 1: they talked, to that would be that would give them

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Speaker 1: a lot of leads and might sweep up innocent people

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Speaker 1: into the sleep.

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Speaker 8: Right, absolutely and the fact that they did have that

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Speaker 8: data the geolocation, again that would require a much higher

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Speaker 8: threshold of authority than just a simple national security LETTER

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Speaker 8: a or AN admin.

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Speaker 7: Safina so they must have had.

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Speaker 9: Some other.

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Speaker 7: Predication and If.

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Speaker 8: Congress or the investigators would look at, that IF doj

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Speaker 8: looks at this right, now they will see that there

509
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Speaker 8: would have to have been false information in that.

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Speaker 2: Request that's going to be so, important so many more.

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Speaker 4: Questions awesome.

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Speaker 3: Use if you are a national, treasure your contributions to

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Speaker 3: THE fbi and Protecting.

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Speaker 4: American citizens is. Unparalleled thank you so much for being

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Speaker 7: Honor thank you so, Much, Amanda thank You.

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Speaker 4: John absolutely all.

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Speaker 3: Right, everybody we're going to take a very quick break

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Speaker 1: stay on that major, story that vote just before our

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Speaker 1: show took care, yep THE fbi was snooping on the

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Speaker 1: phone call records of eight members Of, congress seven, senators

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Speaker 1: One house, member All, republicans all who played a key

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Speaker 1: role in the certification vote for the twenty twenty. Election Jack,

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Speaker 1: smith was the request of the special. Prosecutor and a

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Speaker 1: question comes to, mind which, is if the executive branch

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Speaker 1: is snooping on the legislative, branch what sort of protection

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Speaker 1: should have been in. PLACE i knew the perfect person

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Speaker 1: to turn, to a, man AND i trust him every

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Speaker 1: time we got a big question like. This he's the

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Speaker 1: RETIRED Fbi Executive Assistant, director the author one of my favorite,

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Speaker 1: Books wanted THE fbi At. Once he's our good, Friend Chris, Piota,

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Speaker 1: chris great to have you on the, Show.

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Speaker 9: John thank, you a pleasure to be with, you and Amanded.

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Speaker 1: Sedney all, Right so this curly is going to fall

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Speaker 1: into a very sensitive matter inside THE. Fbi if THE

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Speaker 1: fbi is asked to look at the phone or phone

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Speaker 1: records at, least who's talking to who and where are

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Speaker 1: they when they're making the phone. Calls it obviously involves

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Speaker 1: separation of, Powers that obviously involves what they call special interest.

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Speaker 1: Parties tell us what's probably going on at the top

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Speaker 1: of THE. Fbi what sort of things would THE fbi

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Speaker 1: Need Jack smith to do before THE fbi would be

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Speaker 1: comfortable grabbing these records on members Of.

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Speaker 2: Congress, well if.

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Speaker 10: You're looking at a matter like, this this matter is

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Speaker 10: going to be approved and reviewed and scrutinized at the

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Speaker 10: highest levels of THE fbi and The department Of justice

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Speaker 10: when you're looking at conducting electronic surveillance on our national.

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Speaker 9: Leaders so you have to look at that level of

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Speaker 9: review and.

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Speaker 10: Scrutiny as far as Where Jack smith comes, in he

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Speaker 10: had to probably show adequate predication with his investigative work

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Speaker 10: that he was able to convince THE fbi And department

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Speaker 10: Of justice to go and obtain these. Records So i'd

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Speaker 10: love to see what the predication, was And i'd love

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Speaker 10: to see how it was presented and who approved and

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Speaker 10: knew of these.

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Speaker 9: Actions prior to the.

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Speaker 1: Implementation in a normal, world Would Chris ray have to

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Speaker 1: weigh in on something this.

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Speaker 2: Sensitive, absolutely he.

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Speaker 9: Would have been briefed on, it and he would have

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Speaker 9: given his, concurrence no.

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Speaker 2: Doubt that's what we.

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Speaker 3: THINK i want to ask you about the protections that

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Speaker 3: should be in, place because our founding fathers were obviously

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Speaker 3: very serious about separation of powers and making sure that

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Speaker 3: there were guardrails and practically. Everything but when you consider

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Speaker 3: a case like this where The Special council very clearly

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Speaker 3: had a political, bent and by the, way so does

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Speaker 3: THE fbi director at the, time how do you protect against?

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Speaker 10: That, WELL i think what you have to do is

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Speaker 10: as the investigative, agency The office Of General, counsel the senior,

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Speaker 10: leadership and everyone has to be able to look at

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Speaker 10: what is the expected outcome for this investigative, effort what

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Speaker 10: are you trying to, find and what type of predication

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Speaker 10: do you have to ask for these type of. Records

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Speaker 10: those are very basic things that have to be looked.

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Speaker 10: At in this, INSTANCE i would certainly, hope BUT i

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Speaker 10: am not hopeful that folks weren't looking at this from

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Speaker 10: a political angle and they allowed their personal ideologies to

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Speaker 10: possibly sway decision. Making SO i haven't read the predication,

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Speaker 10: directly But i'd like to see what it said to

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Speaker 10: justify that type of.

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Speaker 2: Coverage, yeah that's.

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Speaker 1: Key that's got to be the next document we got

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Speaker 1: to get from THE. Fbi we don't have that, yet

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Speaker 1: but that is an important. One, CHRIS i want to

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Speaker 1: talk about something else that happened this. Week AND i

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Speaker 1: grew up in a family of, cops AND i used

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Speaker 1: to have deafbi just sleeping on my couch at our.

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Speaker 1: House and there was a brotherhood that when an officer

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Speaker 1: was in, need everybody. Responded there were no if fans

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Speaker 1: or but no. Hesitation you went all in to protect

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Speaker 1: your policemen and police. Women this weekend we saw a

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Speaker 1: disturbing act where ice agents were under. Attack cars were

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Speaker 1: cornering them. In they're calling for, backup and according to the,

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Speaker 1: reports and now the police union confirms it In, Chicago

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Speaker 1: chicago police were told not to help their brethren in

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Speaker 1: the federal level in harm's.

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Speaker 2: Way have you ever seen something like this? Before not

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Speaker 2: at this.

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Speaker 10: LEVEL i could see where people would be reluctant to

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Speaker 10: do certain, things but they always came to the aid

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Speaker 10: of fellow law enforcement. Officers it doesn't matter, federal, state,

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Speaker 10: local if a, federal if a law enforcement officer was

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Speaker 10: in danger or in need of.

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Speaker 9: Help everybody responds.

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Speaker 10: Immediately AND i was disgusted and just so demoralized by.

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Speaker 9: Seeing that from the chain of command at The Chicago Police.

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Speaker 10: DEPARTMENT i can't believe we're at this state of political

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Speaker 10: and ideological division that our law enforcement when folks have

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Speaker 10: a damaged culture that allowed them to decline a requests for.

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Speaker 2: Assistance, yeah you said it, Right.

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Speaker 3: CHRIS i think that for a lot Of, americans the

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Speaker 3: concern is That chicago is not. Isolated there are plenty

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Speaker 3: of other blue cities out. There and you, Know john

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Speaker 3: AND i are both very very strong advocates for law

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Speaker 3: enforcement and we back the.

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Speaker 4: Blue but you, know we are.

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Speaker 3: Humans humans are, fallible and policemen and women are also.

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Speaker 3: Fallible so the fact that these police departments are made

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Speaker 3: up of the demographics of their, city So, Chicago, Portland, Philadelphia,

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Speaker 3: baltimore it kind of gives you some insight into the

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Speaker 3: philosophies of these police. Officers so do you think that

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Speaker 3: there are other departments across this country where if they

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Speaker 3: are given a stand down order or do not respond

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Speaker 3: to order to another officer in, distress they're going to.

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Speaker 10: LISTEN i think we're at a point, where, DISAPPOINTINGLY i

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Speaker 10: believe that you'll see this again in some of those

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Speaker 10: more deep blue. Environments IF i can add one thing

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Speaker 10: on the previous, Discussion i'd also like to see what

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Speaker 10: the expected outcome, was because, generally when you do toll record,

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Speaker 10: analysis you're looking for predication for a more intrusive direct

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Speaker 10: electronic intercept of. Communications So i'd like to see what

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Speaker 10: their investigative strategy was on that for that special.

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Speaker 1: Council, yeah let me follow up on, that because if

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Speaker 1: there was no follow, up that might suggest that the

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Speaker 10: call just things like. That they would look for tradecraft.

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Speaker 2: Real.

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Speaker 1: Quickly i've read your book many times to remind myself

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Speaker 1: think there's a widespread agreement That James comy failed as

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Speaker 10: OVERSIGHT i think they're going to have to look at

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Speaker 9: Or lack thereof of some of the actions that.

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Speaker 10: Were taking and what were THE fbi investigators looking to,

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Speaker 10: accomplish and where.

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Speaker 9: Were the orders given from and who were the authorizing?

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Speaker 1: Parties, yeah very important your BOOK i go to, Often.

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Speaker 1: Chris it is an incredible treasure as we try to

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Speaker 1: cover this extraordinary. Time you've done a great. Work thanks

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Speaker 1: so much for joining us and give us your expert.

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Speaker 1: Analysis that was great all, right, folks we'll Take, yeah

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Speaker 1: what a, great a great. CONVERSATION a right're gonna take

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Speaker 1: Us guess what we got one of the best to

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Speaker 1: talk to us about, It Doctor peter mccollough's here up

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Speaker 1: next by.

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Speaker 2: That to these.

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Speaker 4: Messages welcome back.

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Speaker 3: Everybody as the temperatures start to, Drop americans embracing for

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Speaker 3: doctors say that this year strain could hit harder and spread.

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Speaker 3: Faster so what can you do to protect yourself and

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Speaker 3: your family from getting?

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Speaker 4: Sick joining us now to talk about all of.

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Speaker 3: That he is world renowned doctor and Chief Scientific officer

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Speaker 3: At The Wellness. Company he also is the author of

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Speaker 3: the new Book Vaccine, Mythology ideology And, Reality Doctor peter.

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Speaker 3: McCullough doctor, McCullough thanks so much for being.

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Speaker 4: Here thank.

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Speaker 3: YOU i knew without even looking at my weather, forecast

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Speaker 3: BECAUSE i got a couple of marketing messages today from

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Speaker 3: two separate major pharmaceutical chains in this, country both recommending

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Speaker 3: THAT i go, rush, run, go get the flu shot isn't.

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Speaker 4: Necessary it's really.

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Speaker 11: Not, remember influenza is respired to your. Illness it starts

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Speaker 11: in the nose and the. Throat so your first line

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Speaker 11: of defense is a nasal spray and gargle twice a

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Speaker 11: day through you, KNOW i think you should do it year,

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Speaker 11: long certainly during flu. Season there are many products out.

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Speaker 11: There my favorites are actually clear X L E A

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Speaker 11: r than the Gargle, spry but you can use immune,

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Speaker 11: mist COFIX, Rx, NeoMed.

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Speaker 12: And the list goes on and.

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Speaker 11: On but make sure you're using a nasal spray and

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Speaker 11: gargle twice a day you're out and.

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Speaker 12: About for, sure it should be.

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Speaker 11: Done you know that has the greatest reduction in the

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Speaker 11: risk of influenza and other, viruses far more than a. Vaccine,

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Speaker 11: now if one contracts, influenza there are FOUR fda approved

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Speaker 11: anti viral. Drugs they work best started day, one so

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Speaker 11: it means half them on. Hand you can do that

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Speaker 11: The Wellness company contaging. Kit you, know the available generics

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Speaker 11: are tamiflu and then O. Fluza the other ones are

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Speaker 11: iv that you get in a. Clinic and you know

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Speaker 11: the chances of any adult getting influenza way less than one.

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Speaker 12: Percent but if it, happens be ready with early.

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Speaker 2: Treatment, yeah that's the, Key.

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Speaker 1: Sara we've had the flu around for so, long and

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Speaker 1: it always seems mystifying to me that beyond the, vaccine

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Speaker 1: the other, things the preventative care like gargling or the

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Speaker 1: therapeutics early, on they seem to fall by the wayside

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Speaker 1: as a better. Option why is it there's a bias

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Speaker 1: against those two, interventions, which by the, way have a

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Speaker 1: higher record of success long.

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Speaker 11: Term you, know it's whether you take a vaccine or. Not,

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Speaker 11: remember the vaccines have way less than fifty percent, efficacy

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Speaker 11: so you, know in most, studies the majority of people

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Speaker 11: who get flu have taken.

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Speaker 12: The, vaccine so they're actually following the recommendations for the.

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Speaker 12: Vaccine it's just that they're not very.

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Speaker 11: Effective SO i think our public health messaging should change

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Speaker 11: to practical things nasal sprays and, gargles having some medication

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Speaker 11: kits at, home the pre prescribed anti, virals secondary antibiotics if.

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Speaker 11: Needed you, Know americans need to do better than just

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Speaker 11: take a. Vaccine that's been the public health messaging now for,

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Speaker 11: decades and hopefully if the new team in place will

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Speaker 11: start to see a focus on you, know practical other

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Speaker 11: preventive measures in early treatment so.

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Speaker 3: Important ever SINCE, covid we all have learned about. Ivermectin

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Speaker 3: it has become a topic of, conversation a topic of

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Speaker 3: controversy frankly DURING. Covid but NOW i understand that there

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Speaker 3: is a topical application of it for some skin.

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Speaker 4: Issues what is.

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Speaker 11: That, About, well, sure you know Topical ivermectin's been around

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Speaker 11: for a, while but it works great for. Acne some

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Speaker 11: people developing that pitting, acne typically women more than. Men

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Speaker 11: there's a papulo pustular. Roseationia we've even found some POST

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Speaker 11: Topical i've remectin is really good to have a rounds

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Speaker 11: available from the wellness. Company and you, know ivermectin was

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Speaker 11: the best spin off from the. Pandemic it's something that's

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Speaker 11: it turns out to be a very versatile drug that

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Speaker 11: has so many different. Applications we should have spin offs

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Speaker 11: after a major human event like the.

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Speaker 12: Pandemic.

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Speaker 1: Wow so if you have a rash that you haven't seen,

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Speaker 1: things THAT i remetin could be useful in Treating oh for.

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Speaker 11: SURE i had a patient the other day who you,

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Speaker 11: know through the pandemic now just has this relentless acne

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Speaker 11: and it does have aization pattern to.

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Speaker 12: It And i've prescribed it and it's looking.

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Speaker 2: Fine that's. Amazing.

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Speaker 1: Wow all, Right so how do we get ivermectin from

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Speaker 1: The wellness company because you have it in the topic o.

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Speaker 2: Cream it's really, simple right.

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Speaker 12: Right there's multiple.

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Speaker 11: Products you can get the ivermectin, Cream ivermectin with men

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Speaker 11: benezol is an anti, parasitic and you can get straight up.

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Speaker 11: Ivermectin you sign up on The Wellness. Company you do

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Speaker 11: have to go through some checks with the. Doctor it's pretty,

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Speaker 11: get it out within a few.

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Speaker 12: Days AND i think people will.

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Speaker 11: Find this is far better than trying to go to

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Speaker 11: the steps and then trying to get it at a local.

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Speaker 11: Pharmacy just go to The Wellness, COMPANY twc dot health

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Speaker 12: Code just the news that's.

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Speaker 2: Great we love, it doctor.

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Speaker 3: McCullough ever SINCE, covid the vaccine schedule has been a

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Speaker 3: topic of, conversation AND i mean it's been a very very,

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Speaker 3: stressful stressful, issue especially for parents considering vaccines for Their

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Speaker 3: that all falls under the umbrella of medical. Freedom my

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Speaker 3: concern is that we've moved into a medical ecosystem where

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Speaker 3: system so it's very hard for them to break away

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Speaker 3: their gut is the right thing to, do rather than

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Speaker 3: following the messaging of the.

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Speaker 4: Corporation how many of these.

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Speaker 3: how many of them are there left in this?

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Speaker 4: Country and how do we get back to?

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Speaker 12: That probably fewer than five.

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Speaker 11: Percent association Of American physician And surgeons is one group

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Speaker 11: of those independent. Doctors they keep a, roster a nationwide,

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Speaker 11: rosters so if you go to aapsonline dot org you

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Speaker 11: at one of the Health freedom caucuses In, ohio and

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Speaker 11: they're putting it into law that, doctors no matter what

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Speaker 11: their employment, status they ought to be able to freely

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Speaker 11: give their opinion and not be constrained by their.

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Speaker 12: Employer can you imagine if we.

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Speaker 11: opinions and everyone deserves the chance to get a second,

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Speaker 4: Narrative absolutely so.

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Speaker 3: Important Doctor peter, McCollough world renowned doctor and chief scientific

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Speaker 3: officer over at The Wellness, company thank you so much

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Speaker 3: for joining us tonight.

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Speaker 2: Break welcome back In.

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Speaker 1: the Great Mark, moronel but both the technical gods and

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Speaker 1: Out he always brings us extraordinary news from his great

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Speaker 1: work at The Climate. Depot joining us now our good Friend,

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Speaker 1: Mark Ronald. Mark good to have you, on very.

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Speaker 13: well now with this, shutdown he's already got eight billion

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Speaker 13: the other climate. Agenda so this is an opportunity that you,

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Speaker 13: Give Donald trump they. Made this is like Resurrecting, doze

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Speaker 13: except in an unexpected and surprising way that could be very.

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Speaker 13: Effective AND i don't know if you saw, it But

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Speaker 13: Beyond lomberg did an analysis showing that the entire green,

881
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Speaker 13: agenda this is The United, nations this is, globally is

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Speaker 13: so ineffective that we're not on pace to eliminate fossil.

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Speaker 13: Fuel as you always hear people talk about the fossil free.

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Speaker 13: World china is on pace by the year twenty four

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Speaker 13: thirty one to eliminate, it and the, globally we're not

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Speaker 13: on a pace for four, centuries and it's twenty three ninety,

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Speaker 13: two nearly four. Centuries and So Donald, trump by defunding

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Speaker 13: The Inflation Reduction, act we could be causing you, know

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Speaker 13: it could be twenty twenty four oh two by the

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Speaker 13: time where fossil, free fossil free without no fossil. Fuels

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Speaker 13: because Of Donald. Trump it just goes to show you

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Speaker 13: this is. Nonsense you have. BORS i was about to,

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Speaker 13: Say Boris, Yelton Boris, johnson THE Uk Prime minister finally

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Speaker 13: admit today that he had gone too far with the

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Speaker 13: whole green. Agenda he got carried away by the Net zo.

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Speaker 13: Agenda everyone. GOT i, mean you didn't get carried. Away

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Speaker 13: he said he went too. Far he shouldn't have taken

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Speaker 13: the first. Step and that's the. Problem it's kind of

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Speaker 13: like In, cobo we went too far with. Lockdowns but,

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Speaker 13: no you never should have had. Him we went too

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Speaker 13: far with from mass we held. Math, no you never

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Speaker 13: should have had. Him but at least he's admitting. It

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Speaker 13: but it's such a minor, admission but still it's being

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Speaker 13: defrauded around the. World the fraud is being. Exposed no

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Speaker 13: one can hold the glue together.

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Speaker 4: Anymore, yeah, well and mark on.

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Speaker 3: That Because President trump has a little more than three

908
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Speaker 3: years left in his, administration is now the time to

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Speaker 3: seize the opportunity to perform and put out the results

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Speaker 3: of studies that prove that the whole climate change the

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Speaker 3: green agenda is absolutely. Absurd i'm not saying it can't

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Speaker 3: ever be, good but as far as right, now as

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Speaker 3: far as our, infrastructure as far as our, capabilities it

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Speaker 3: can't happen right. Now but you, know we were not

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Speaker 3: really allowed to have these conversations Under Joe. Biden so

916
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Speaker 3: is now the time for The trump administration to really

917
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Speaker 3: push these studies so that maybe folks on THE WU

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Speaker 3: wu left about this will be, like all, right so

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Speaker 3: there's a decent.

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Speaker 4: Study maybe we can reel it in a.

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Speaker 11: Little.

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Speaker 13: YEAH i mean, Absolutely now is the. Time anything in

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Speaker 13: the year twenty twenty five is better than the year

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty. Six once you get into midterm, elections it all.

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Speaker 13: Collapsed as a veteran of you, Know Ronald, reagan he

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Speaker 13: had two first years of amazing. Stuff then the congressional

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Speaker 13: And Senate democrats in nineteen eighty two made huge gains

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Speaker 13: and then they had to do a whole bipartisan. Thing

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Speaker 13: he gets re elected and he had another two. Years

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Speaker 13: it's so fleeting as a president now The republicans could

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Speaker 13: hold onto The house and next in The senate At

932
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Speaker 13: house next, year but we'll. See but why take a.

933
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Speaker 13: Chance now is the time for him to rush everything?

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Speaker 13: Through AND i love the Way trump addressed THE un

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Speaker 13: and they're talking about sending a delegation TO cop thirty

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Speaker 13: TO u in Climate. SUMMIT i hope that if they

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Speaker 13: did send a, delegation they go down there and condemn

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Speaker 13: the whole thing the Way trump condemned. It if, Not

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Speaker 13: i'll be down AT cop. Thirty i'd be happy to

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Speaker 13: be the UNOFFICIAL us delegation If Donald trump doesn't want

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Speaker 13: to send. One but this is the. Time now's what you.

942
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Speaker 13: Cut now's when you do all the, deregulation because any

943
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Speaker 13: delay there is no you're never guaranteed of it tomorrow

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Speaker 13: and at presidential. Administration in terms of actually being effectively

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Speaker 13: able to do, ANYTHING.

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Speaker 2: I would pay to be in the front row to

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Speaker 2: watch you be the lead to that. Delegation that would

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Speaker 2: be a lot of. Fun Mark. Bronto great to have

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Speaker 2: you on the show. Today thanks for joining.

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Speaker 13: Us my, friend all, right thank, You, jim appreciate.

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Speaker 1: tomorrow tune. In we're going to have an exclusive story

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Speaker 1: about how we telligence can be Protected joe And Hunter

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Speaker 1: biden On.

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Speaker 2: for the one and over that's kids. Talk