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Speaker 1: Right here, I'm Ravra here on Bolling phel appreciate your time.

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Speaker 1: All right before we go give us the assessment. Trump

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Speaker 1: Brian Glenn always good, Chief White House correspondent for RAP Right,

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Speaker 1: Thank you for our freedom, sir. He served on the

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Speaker 1: So you were served in Desert Storm. Thank you? Does

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Speaker 11: It does feel like the AJA do quite a bit,

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Speaker 1: So tell us about why you think we don't have

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, South Korea, we'll get involved, he thought Japan.

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Speaker 11: they need the oil, we don't need the oil out

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Speaker 1: Not President Trump, it's it's it's shocking. Not only uh

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Speaker 11: But you know, where's the beef? You know, you guys

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Speaker 11: What are you waiting for? I mean, they already bombed

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Speaker 1: Can we can we accomplish whatever ultimate goal President Trump

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and you've been following this, you follow the the

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Speaker 11: of course, when the Iranians shut the Straits back in

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Speaker 11: I scored them through the Straits. The problem is there's

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Speaker 11: I think if we're going to restore control of the Straits.

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Speaker 11: I think we can.

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Speaker 11: I participated obviously in the army in many war games,

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Speaker 1: So guys putting that map back up again. But it's

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Speaker 11: Yeah, so twenty one miles at its widest point, but

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Speaker 11: have you the problem? We're going to keep the aircraft

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Speaker 11: close there. The smaller ships. Yeah, we could do that,

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Speaker 1: It's interesting. Interesting. I hope we can get that done.

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Speaker 1: Doug Masreano, Pennsylvania, appreciate your time. Always good to have

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Speaker 2: Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 1: Democrat hypocrisy of the week, and it's only Monday.

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Speaker 12: President Biden has a photographic memory.

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Speaker 11: Fact that Donald.

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Speaker 5: Trump is becoming more desperate, more unhinged, more absolutely deranged

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Speaker 5: is incredibly scary for the world.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so now Donald Trump is unfit serve well, that

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Speaker 1: must be the new line they're going with. Not a

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Speaker 1: fascist anymore, not a dictator, not a Nazi in waiting. No,

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Speaker 1: we've moved on to newfound desperation. Now he's unfit. You

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Speaker 1: almost have to admire the deepest level hypocrisy right there, folks.

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Speaker 1: The Hitler thing didn't quite land, The end of democrat

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Speaker 1: thing didn't quite stick. What else we got? Oh? Unfit, clean, vague, flexible,

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Speaker 1: snowflake focus group approved. Sorry to break it to you,

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Speaker 1: comrades on the left, you don't get to have a

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Speaker 1: single thing to say about the fitness of a president

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Speaker 1: as a standard. You lefties have no standards when it

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Speaker 1: comes to a debilitated president.

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Speaker 13: Given the political questions that have come up with pan

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Speaker 13: about Biden's fitness for office and questions about his memory,

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Speaker 13: are you confident he is the best candidate to try

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Speaker 13: and defeat Donald Trump?

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Speaker 14: Yes, yes, and yes, I'm absolutely confident, based on his

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Speaker 14: incredible record of success for the country, that he is

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Speaker 14: the right person to leave the country for another four years.

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Speaker 1: Oh, this is going to be fun. You left. He

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Speaker 1: spent four years, four long years telling us that Joe

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Speaker 1: Biden was sharp as attack right Joe Scarborough, And boy

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Speaker 1: do we love finding reasons to air this again and again,

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Speaker 1: he's cogent, But I undersold him when I said he

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Speaker 1: was cogent.

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Speaker 2: He's far beyond cogent.

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Speaker 5: In fact, I think he's better than he's ever been intellectually, analytically.

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Speaker 1: Remember that, Remember trying to figure out how many times

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Speaker 1: you can say the word coachin in just fourteen seconds. Well, congrats, Scarborough,

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Speaker 1: you beat all the records in the Good Guinness Book

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Speaker 1: of covering a demented Joe Biden. Best he's ever been,

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Speaker 1: you said, running circles around staff deeply engaged, running circles.

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Speaker 1: Joe could barely even find the circle.

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Speaker 15: Over a billion, three million dollars. Trump just talks to talk.

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Speaker 15: We walk the walk.

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Speaker 1: Billion a billion, three hundred million trillion. That is quite

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Speaker 1: a big number there. We all saw it. The falls,

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Speaker 1: the stumbles, the wandering off stage like he just took

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Speaker 1: the wrong turn at Thanksgiving dinner, falling at a graduation ceremony,

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Speaker 1: falling off a bike that wasn't even moving. Nothing to

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Speaker 1: see here, folks. Note cards to guide him out of

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Speaker 1: a room, step by step instructions walking to a podium,

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Speaker 1: Sit in chair. Turn to page two. Joe, Let's talk

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Speaker 1: about the media ac or lack of it rather because

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Speaker 1: while Trump, love him or hate him, is basically on

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Speaker 1: television more often that than weather alerts, you would need

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Speaker 1: a telescope and a search party to find a press

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Speaker 1: conference for Biden, no questions, no follow ups, no unscripted moments.

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Speaker 1: Wasn't a presidency. He was a controlled environment, like one

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Speaker 1: of those zoo exhibits where they tell you not to

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Speaker 1: tap on the glass. And everyone played along. The lefty

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Speaker 1: politicians played along, the pundits they own, played along, the

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Speaker 1: media outlets they run, played along. Even some of the

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Speaker 1: rhinos played along, all of them, insisting that what you

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Speaker 1: were seeing you weren't actually seeing a national gaslighting campaign.

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Speaker 1: That was until the debate, the painful can't look away moment.

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Speaker 5: On the total initiative relative to what we're going to

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Speaker 5: do with more border patrol and more.

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Speaker 1: President Trump, I really don't know what he said at

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Speaker 1: the end of this.

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Speaker 10: I don't think he knows what he said either.

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Speaker 1: Look, we don't know Trump. No one who knows what

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Speaker 1: he said, not only the end of it, throughout the

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Speaker 1: whole debate. How do you even compare the two Biden

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Speaker 1: the sleep at the wheel. He's not even at the

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Speaker 1: wheel there, He's in the back seat, slumped over with

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Speaker 1: an ice cream cone on his lap. Suddenly, after four years,

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Speaker 1: they admitted concerns about age, serious questions about fitness. Time

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Speaker 1: to have a conversation. Oh now we're having the conversation.

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Speaker 1: Anyone having a memory lasting more than two years, Well

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Speaker 1: we do, so forgive us if we don't take your

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Speaker 1: whole Trump is unfit talking point all that. Seriously, it's

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Speaker 1: not about fitness. It's about finding the next attack line

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Speaker 1: that might actually stick and this one won't. That's all

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Speaker 1: this is. You can disagree with Trump on policy, fine,

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Speaker 1: hate his tone, Fine, roll your eyes at some of

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Speaker 1: the things that come out of his mouth. Okay, on

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Speaker 1: Easter whatever. Sure, maybe, but that's called politics and politicking.

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Speaker 1: Let's just be honest for one minute. The president has

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Speaker 1: always been that way. That's the guy he's always been.

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Speaker 1: But that hasn't stopped the leftist medium machine from going

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Speaker 1: all out to get President Trump right from the very start,

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Speaker 1: to get him, to just get them just like a

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Speaker 1: little bit of proof that ABC among others put lofty

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Speaker 1: resources behind doing.

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Speaker 8: That, their determination to find something.

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Speaker 6: Imagine going around asking that question, who has something?

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Speaker 8: Who has Like there's.

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Speaker 14: Evil in that ABC somebody that wasn't like they had

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Speaker 14: a division dedicated with seventy five people in it, because

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Speaker 14: I know the guy who ran the division.

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Speaker 1: Which was dedicated to basically getting him. Wow, seventy five

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Speaker 1: people running to figure out a way to get Trump,

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Speaker 1: and now Trump is miraculously unfit. Unfit is a ridiculous claim.

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Speaker 1: The guy's doing rallies, interviews, press s, gaggles, sometimes all

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Speaker 1: in the same day, unfiltered and answering unscripted questions on

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Speaker 1: the regular. He's out there all the time. Meanwhile, the

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Speaker 1: last guy needed Q cards to tell him where to stand.

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Speaker 1: Democratic hypocrisy of the week right there, The pivot, the speed,

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Speaker 1: the confidence on top of it all almost impressive. We're

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Speaker 1: not Joe Biden. We remember the last five minutes, the

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Speaker 1: last five months, and the last five years. You don't

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Speaker 1: get to cover up one reality for four four four

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Speaker 1: years and then expect people to take your new version

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Speaker 1: of reality. Seriously, this isn't about fitness. It's about celebrity,

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Speaker 1: and right now that's what's actually unfit. If fitness is

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Speaker 1: suddenly the standard, great, let's actually use it. Let's apply equally,

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Speaker 1: and let's apply it honestly. Did I say honestly, Did

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Speaker 1: I really say honestly when talking about Democrats and the

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Speaker 1: leftist media that they that they control. Why would I

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Speaker 1: do that? Wait a minute, That would require admitting what

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Speaker 1: everyone already naw knows and saw and new, and that's

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Speaker 1: the one thing they still can't do, be honest. So

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Speaker 1: we'll just leave this right here a reminder of the

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Speaker 1: worst cover up of the most unfit president in modern

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Speaker 1: history and maybe even ever.

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Speaker 12: His understanding and mastery of a complicated geopolitical situation remarkable.

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Speaker 16: He is sharp, intensely probing, and detail oriented and focused.

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Speaker 1: Jackie here, where's Jackie here?

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Speaker 14: I was sitting, you know, a two feet from him

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Speaker 14: across the table, and he was, you know, intense to

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Speaker 14: have trouble.

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Speaker 5: Walking sometimes, Yeah, so did that dr he wanted gd war.

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Speaker 1: But he's totally focused.

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Speaker 2: He's very sharp, they say he's sharpened meetings and so on.

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Speaker 6: Very lucid, well, very well informed.

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Speaker 1: Biden's stately he comes with gravitas.

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Speaker 17: There hasn't been, as far as I know, a single

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Speaker 17: claim that Biden made a mistake.

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Speaker 16: Agism is an issue. Americans have a rich history of

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Speaker 16: holding people's physical characteristics against them.

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Speaker 1: Okay, you could ask African.

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Speaker 16: Americans he's older, that doesn't mean that he is unfit.

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Speaker 15: And there's a lot of agism there now.

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Speaker 1: This age attack, this obsession by the right, Joe Biden

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Speaker 1: may not be a able to speak for himself the

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Speaker 1: way that he is today.

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Speaker 2: Want to think it is to take on government. If

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Speaker 2: we get out of line, which they're talking on again about.

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Speaker 1: Him lying around.

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Speaker 6: I think people should be speaking up for Joe Biden.

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Speaker 16: Americans and reporters in the media are just judging him

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Speaker 16: by a physical appearance, and it's formally unfair.

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Speaker 1: The reason why we're doing this is not to rehash

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden. It's because the Democrats have now started to

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Speaker 1: claim Trump is somehow unfit. They're saying he has some

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Speaker 1: frontal lobal front global frontal lobe issue, when I'm telling you,

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Speaker 1: the man stood up there for over an hour today,

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Speaker 1: took questions, delivered responses, took down New York Times, took

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Speaker 1: down CNN, very cogent that you can't compare Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: to Joe Biden. And the same people who said Joe

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Speaker 1: Biden was sharp as attack coagent, running loops around his staff,

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Speaker 1: were they were liars, then those are the same people

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Speaker 1: who are saying that guy right there who probably is

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Speaker 1: actually doing that. Pete Haggs had said, Trump's up all night.

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Speaker 1: He's up all night delivering command commander in chief orders

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Speaker 1: to the military. There is no Joe Biden. Joe Biden

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Speaker 1: slept like a dog sixteen hours a day. But I

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Speaker 1: digress one more time. Take a look at this, all right, folks.

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Speaker 1: Six months in, we're almost three million views, we got

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Speaker 1: almost ninety thousand watch hours. We're gonna get to fifteen

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Speaker 1: with us today to tell us about Rachel Holt's success

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Speaker 1: with her first single, Ammunition, and her new release coming

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Speaker 1: soon called Like the Sun Welcome. Stephen tell us about Ammunition,

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Speaker 1: big hit. Guess how did that come about? Yeah?

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Speaker 17: Absolutely, you know. Ammunition is a huge song that originally

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Speaker 17: And it was originally a response to the assassinate assassination

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Speaker 17: attempt on Trump, but we felt like it made so

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Speaker 17: much sense with the war effort going on right now,

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Speaker 17: and while there's a physical war in Iran, you know,

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Speaker 17: cultural war that's happening, in a spiritual war. So Ammunition

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Speaker 17: is about standing up for your spiritual beliefs, your political

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Speaker 17: beliefs in a world that says, no, I live in Canada,

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Speaker 17: so everybody here is super liberal, super woke. You know,

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Speaker 17: you guys had Biden, we had Trudeau, completely nut that

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Speaker 17: ruined the country. And to come out and to tell

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Speaker 17: people I'm a maple magna, I support Donald Trump. There's

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Speaker 17: a lot of hate that comes my way the same

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Speaker 17: way to Rachel. So this song is about standing up

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Speaker 17: for what you believe in supporting Trump and also supporting

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Speaker 17: the war effort right now. You know, it's one thing

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Speaker 17: to be a peace president, but in order to really

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Speaker 17: ensure peace, sometimes you need to fight. It's written in

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Speaker 17: the Bible. There's a time for all seasons. There's a

650
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Speaker 17: time for war, there's a time for peace, and sometimes

651
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Speaker 17: you need to go to war to make sure that

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Speaker 17: we have long term peace. So this song Ammunition by

653
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Speaker 17: Rachel Holt is to fight the woke music machine and

654
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Speaker 17: just the guys know. I've been in the music business

655
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Speaker 17: for a decade and the amount of resentment that the

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Speaker 17: woke liberal people in the music industry have for conservative

657
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Speaker 17: people and voters in America and abroad is extreme. It's

658
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Speaker 17: a complete cesspool of degeneracy and negativity towards conservative values,

659
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Speaker 17: and that's why they push to generate music. So the

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Speaker 17: music industry has been rigged for a long time, just

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Speaker 17: like politics, Just like Trump put points out, we have

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Speaker 17: a elections that are rigged right now, we have records

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Speaker 17: where you know, Sony Universal Warner, they're spending millions of

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Speaker 17: dollars three million dollars a year to push stilth and

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Speaker 17: propaganda and liberal values down the throats of the youth

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Speaker 17: of America. Now, to get one sale, it's one hundred

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Speaker 17: and fifty streams. Most people don't listen to a song

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Speaker 17: one hundred and fifty times. So if you want to

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Speaker 17: support what we're doing and fighting the woke music machine,

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Speaker 17: be sure to download Ammunition by Rachel Holt. She has

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Speaker 17: a new song coming out as well, and lots more

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Speaker 17: in the pipeline. We're super happy to work with Real

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Speaker 17: America's Voice, Real America's music, and we support Trump one

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Speaker 17: hundred percent.

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Speaker 11: And this song is for.

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Speaker 17: Anybody that's fighting that fight in a place where maybe

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Speaker 17: you have people who don't support your conservative values, or

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Speaker 17: if you're in a place where everybody's conservative. It's about

679
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Speaker 17: making it even louder so you can convince people who

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Speaker 17: voted for Joe Biden, who voted Democrats, to switch their

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Speaker 17: tune to get with biblical values and to support a

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Speaker 17: president who's actually ensuring Americans supremacy, because we cannot forget

683
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Speaker 17: that the real enemy here is China and everything going

684
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Speaker 17: on with the Iran Venezuela, Cuba, Colombia, the Panama Canal, Greenland.

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Speaker 17: This is ultimately to make sure that America is Stage

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Speaker 17: number one and we don't allow the Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 17: to lead the new World order. And what the Canadian

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Speaker 17: government has done is absolutely obscene, and as a Canadian,

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Speaker 17: I one hundred percent support our talks with the United

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Speaker 17: States government to do a fifty first date or some

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Speaker 17: sort of deal that makes us stronger, because there's way

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Speaker 17: more that we have in common than we have that

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Speaker 17: divides us. Then we need to come together and win

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Speaker 17: the culture one.

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Speaker 1: This interesting Maple Magan never really heard that before. I

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Speaker 1: love it, and a lot of Canadians down here a

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Speaker 1: certainly in Florida we get a lot for the winter,

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Speaker 1: A lot of them, these Free State of Florida are

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Speaker 1: in favor of Canada being a fifty first state. Internding,

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Speaker 1: I was also going to ask you are you are

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Speaker 1: you are any Democrats or Liberals downloading these songs or not?

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Speaker 1: And if not, I mean, are they that angry about

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Speaker 1: Trump that they refuse the download song that may be patriotic?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, one hundred percent. I mean I would say that

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Speaker 17: the activist side of the Liberal Party and the Democrat

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Speaker 17: Party in music, they will boycott and actively cancel people

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Speaker 17: who have conservative values. This has been going on for

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Speaker 17: a really long time. As you look recently Nicki Minaj,

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Speaker 17: who came out and spoke, you know, with Erica Kirk

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Speaker 17: at America Fests and stuff like that, She's faced tremendous

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Speaker 17: backlash from her fans and from the industry at large.

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Speaker 17: She's currently right now fighting you know, a record label

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Speaker 17: and stuff for her deal and all these sorts of things.

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Speaker 17: So there's a big war going on obviously in you know,

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Speaker 17: the Middle East and across the world, but also musically

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Speaker 17: and culturally, there's one and the activist progressive woke winning

717
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Speaker 17: has been dominating and winning the culture war for years,

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Speaker 17: and they make sure to support things that push the

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Speaker 17: gay and transgender Stevens.

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Speaker 1: I want to be able to get this in because

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Speaker 1: this is important. We want to find out who Holt

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Speaker 1: really is. And this kind of sums it up.

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Speaker 15: Watch, Hey, America, get ready to download new music by

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Speaker 15: this young star in the makings. From a small town

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Speaker 15: of mile in Indiana, the home of Hoosiers.

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Speaker 18: The end of the game in my book, We're going

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Speaker 18: to be winter.

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Speaker 15: Rachel Holt is a rising voice in country music with

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Speaker 15: deep bluegrass roots.

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Speaker 19: I don't really relate to many people in my age

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Speaker 19: because I kind of I grew up more like traditional values.

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Speaker 19: I think the world's changed a lot.

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Speaker 15: Raised in a family of musicians, she's carved her own

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Speaker 15: path with a sound blending grit, soul and storytelling.

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Speaker 8: Okay, singing, church, growing up and stuff.

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Speaker 19: But that was about it, and I started to take

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Speaker 19: it seriously during her own COVID. I started playing shows

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Speaker 19: in local bars around my hometown stuff, and that's what

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Speaker 19: it all pretty much took off.

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Speaker 18: Rachel Holt Rachel Rachel Holt.

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Speaker 15: Now in her early twenties, she's already shared the stage

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Speaker 15: with legends and charted on Billboard.

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Speaker 19: I do feel kind of a bit like as you.

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Speaker 2: Feel like you're more of an old soul.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, pretty much.

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Speaker 15: When she was eighteen, she went number one on the

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Speaker 15: Billboard chart with a pro life song. The Democrats hate

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Speaker 15: her for it, but she isn't backing down.

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Speaker 19: I had a bunch of godless pro abortion people coming

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Speaker 19: at me for that song, which put out ammunition, and

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Speaker 19: it's kind of a response song to those people.

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Speaker 8: Do stream it.

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Speaker 15: This is ram artist, Rachel hold the future of country music.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so while we talked to Stephen very quickly,

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Speaker 1: there's a QR code right there. You want to download

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Speaker 1: Rachel's song, it's right there. Make sure you hit that

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Speaker 1: with your camera. You've done it for the Edge, you

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Speaker 1: can do it for this song too. A very patriarchic

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Speaker 1: thing to do, folks. Stephen a couple of minutes, so

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Speaker 1: let's just talk a little bit about her next song.

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Speaker 1: I understand it's like the Sun. Tell us about it.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, So, like the Sun is very much in the

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Speaker 17: realm of the number one song, right now, which is

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Speaker 17: Ella Langley's choosing Texas. It's a summer song. It's more upbeat,

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Speaker 17: and it's something to really just get people to enjoy

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Speaker 17: going outside, being with friends and family in the summer

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Speaker 17: and stuff like that, and a lot of times music

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Speaker 17: it's not just about fighting the wold music machine, but

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Speaker 17: it's also about winning by celebrating, celebrating light, going into parties,

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Speaker 17: going to Fourth of July, fourth of July picnics and

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Speaker 17: stuff like that. So this is a summer song. It's

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Speaker 17: a lot of fun. I think people are really gonna

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Speaker 17: love it. And you know, Rachel the video did a

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Speaker 17: great explanation of who she is. She's really a gem.

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Speaker 17: There's not a lot of people like that out there

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Speaker 17: right now, especially her age. As somebody in the business,

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Speaker 17: you know, I see so many artists and spoken to

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Speaker 17: so many artists and working with so many artists, and

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Speaker 17: Rachel is awesome. So I think everybody's going to really

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Speaker 17: enjoy the song that's coming out soon, like the Sun,

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Speaker 17: which will be happening right after Ammunition.

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Speaker 1: I got thirty seconds or so. You've worked a lot

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Speaker 1: of artists before. She seems like it's just a sweet

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Speaker 1: human being as well, very quickly sum up Rachel, and

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Speaker 1: we'll have to get out of here after that.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, Rachel is a sweet country gal who is based

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Speaker 17: in records. She loves traditional country, the old school stuff.

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Speaker 17: Her family comes from a bluegrass background. Her dad's kind

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Speaker 17: of a bluegrass legend. So that bluegrass edge coming to

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Speaker 17: the modern country. It's kind of like a zach Thomp

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Speaker 17: scenario we have going on. So she's a force of nature,

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Speaker 17: she's dynamite. You're gonna be seeing a lot more from her.

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Speaker 17: And she's somebody who actually loves Trump, loves America, loves God,

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Speaker 17: and represents those values versus the woke music machine that

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Speaker 17: is here to literally just tear down everything that's good.

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Speaker 1: Indeed, indeed, thank you very much, Stephen Lee, Rachel based

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Speaker 1: Records executive. Appreciate your time, my friend. Good luck with

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Speaker 1: the Okay, peace out, brother, Okay, folks, we'll be right.

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Speaker 8: Back in new movie along with the village.

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Speaker 1: Sadly, all right, let's bring him the man, the myth,

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Speaker 1: the legend, the guy who you always want on your

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Speaker 1: team when you're talking to geopolitics, mister Stephen k Ban

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Speaker 1: and Steve. I'll just throw it out there. I was encouraged.

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Speaker 1: I'll put that way. I was encouraged what we saw today.

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Speaker 1: We saw Trump come out explain what was going on.

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Speaker 1: Then we heard Pete Hack said, who I did? I

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Speaker 1: think did a great job. I've said this for a

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Speaker 1: long time. I think the guy should run for president

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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty eight. I just love what he's doing.

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Speaker 1: And then raising Kane was a badass again, and I

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Speaker 1: was a little bit encouraged. I was nervous going into

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Speaker 1: it about what this could end up being, you know,

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Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty two hundred dollars of oil. I'm

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Speaker 1: just I don't know. Something in the back of me

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Speaker 1: says Trump's got got a plan to end this thing,

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Speaker 1: maybe sooner rather than later. What are your thoughts? How

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Speaker 1: did you take it?

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Speaker 10: Well, I mean he's pretty adamant.

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Speaker 12: They either come to some confusion because people had said

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Speaker 12: they rejected, they weren't really talking. The President mentioned I

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Speaker 12: guess he had got proposal. I think some other people

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Speaker 12: were backing that up, but the proposals not. I think

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Speaker 12: the headline was significant.

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Speaker 10: But not there yet.

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Speaker 12: But he's pretty adamant, and it couldn't he couldn't have

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Speaker 12: been more graphic, particularly in answering the question, which I thought,

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Speaker 12: I thought you did a great job off when the

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Speaker 12: guy when the reporters said, well, hey, isn't this a

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Speaker 12: war crime, it's I don't know what they're talking about.

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Speaker 12: They must not understand the history of World War Two

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Speaker 12: in Nazi Germany and Japan were your bombing power plants?

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Speaker 12: Because all these the power plants, all this are inextrame.

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Speaker 12: They're just not there for civilian use. They're industricably linked

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Speaker 12: to their war economy and to their ability to make war.

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Speaker 12: So I thought President Trump was pretty adamant. He said

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Speaker 12: it a couple of times, eight pm Eastern daylight time tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 10: If I don't if I don't get, if we don't

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Speaker 10: have a deal, it's going to be bombs away.

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Speaker 12: And the way he teed it up, they're gonna go

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Speaker 12: and hit and they're gonna hit hard.

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Speaker 10: I mean, did you take a different interpretation away from it?

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Speaker 1: No, No, not at all. And I think he's you know,

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Speaker 1: he has to do that, right, he has to speak

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Speaker 1: with my resolve is APM. Now. Granted he gave it

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Speaker 1: a ten day extension, then there's a twenty hour extension.

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Speaker 1: But he's got it, you know, laid out there. That's it.

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Speaker 1: We're done playing here. See when I was thinking of

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Speaker 1: you when he said that, when the question from the

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Speaker 1: New York Times No Less was what about this being,

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Speaker 1: you know, a war crime under you know, War Crimes

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Speaker 1: ACTAG or whatever. And I was thinking, because you this

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Speaker 1: morning they said, what these power plants and others are

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Speaker 1: used to assist in producing, you know, weapons against the

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Speaker 1: United States and others. Therefore they're a free target. He

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Speaker 1: didn't have that in his back pocket, though I wish

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Speaker 1: he had had that. Maybe he should consult with you

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Speaker 1: a little bit before some of these press conferences. Well,

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Speaker 1: it's what it's.

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Speaker 12: It's I think he has said before and others in

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Speaker 12: his administration that this is all inextricably linked into their

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Speaker 12: war economy. This deocracy basically has a war footing twenty

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Speaker 12: four to seven. Is one of the reasons that even

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Speaker 12: for those of us that are not exactly thrilled about

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Speaker 12: this entire thing, these people are very dangerous and they've

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Speaker 12: got it. They've got an economy totally focused on the

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Speaker 12: manufacturer weapons and the suppression of their of their people.

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Speaker 12: And so I thought President Trump and this whole thing

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Speaker 12: harpened on him in the New York Times.

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Speaker 10: Someone as a war crime.

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Speaker 2: Screw you.

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Speaker 12: I don't even know what he calls them, The New

873
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Speaker 12: York Times all fake news, right. I don't even know

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Speaker 12: why he does it, but he being magnanimous. I just

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Speaker 12: think that this is he set a deadline. He had

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Speaker 12: two or three times a day to kind of, you know,

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Speaker 12: weave around that deadline.

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Speaker 10: He couldn't have been more specific.

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Speaker 12: It's gonna happen to mar It's going to happen in

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Speaker 12: a big way unless there's some sort of effort here

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Speaker 12: to get to some sort of deal.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 12: And it looks like that deal would have to include

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Speaker 12: uh the straight now to think of you and a

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Speaker 12: pure trumpy in manner when the guy tries to ask

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Speaker 12: their trick question about well, you know, would that include

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Speaker 12: them not charging not charging it me a toll? And

888
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Speaker 12: he goes, no, no, you mean us charging a toll.

889
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Speaker 12: He says, you got to right it just he shifts

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Speaker 12: the entire overton window. You could hear a gasp in

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Speaker 12: the audience.

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Speaker 10: What did he just say? Where you know, no, we don't.

893
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Speaker 12: It's like the scene the Godfather. You're gonna pay my

894
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Speaker 12: You're gonna pay for the casino feed. No, No, here's

895
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Speaker 12: what you're gonna actually pay for the casino feed. He

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Speaker 12: went for Michael. He went Michael Corleone. He went Michael Curleone.

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Speaker 1: I thought it was right. There's no he's always been gangster.

898
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Speaker 10: You're it's your gangster.

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Speaker 1: But Steve, that's original.

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Speaker 10: No, that's original, that's original gangs.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, o g you're Ogi Maga. He's original gangster, Steve.

902
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Speaker 1: Steve Bannon has been there, been in the office, been

903
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Speaker 1: in the situation room. Steve Bannon, just play a little

904
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Speaker 1: war games with me. Steve, you're you're a senior advisor

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Speaker 1: again right now, at this moment, right now, with a

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Speaker 1: deadline twenty six hours, twenty seven hours away or so,

907
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Speaker 1: what are you telling him? What would be the impetus

908
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Speaker 1: to say, either we'll call this off, We'll we'll delay it,

909
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Speaker 1: or it's go time. What did Steve Bannon recommend? Well?

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Speaker 12: I think number one is this is where I try

911
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Speaker 12: to get a treated this morning. You have to be

912
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Speaker 12: in direct communications with because there was a lot of

913
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Speaker 12: games being played that led up to this, and people

914
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Speaker 12: should see where we are on day what twenty nine

915
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Speaker 12: or thirty whatever day this is of the war because

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Speaker 12: the Iranians, as the Persians negotiate, they're very bureaucrat act,

917
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Speaker 12: they're very you know, you played all these games for

918
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Speaker 12: weeks and weeks and weeks, so we weren't even the

919
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Speaker 12: same room. We're passing notes to each other in Geneva.

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Speaker 1: That's not good enough.

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Speaker 12: I think the president has to ascertain and I would

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Speaker 12: ascertain it very quickly. Of these different groups of Pakistani's,

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Speaker 12: the people we're dealing with, are they legitimate? Do they

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Speaker 12: have the ability not just to announce a deal. Do

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Speaker 12: they have the ability to really execute on a deal

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Speaker 12: and deliver a deal.

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Speaker 10: That we can rely upon.

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Speaker 12: So if that's not the case, I don't think I

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Speaker 12: would I don't think I would chase them.

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Speaker 10: I would say, look, it's coming upon you.

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Speaker 12: If you don't, if you're not interested in trying to

932
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Speaker 12: negotiate and trying to work out a diplomatic and economic

933
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Speaker 12: solution here, guess what the deadline is coming eight o'clock

934
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Speaker 12: tomorrow night is going to be here.

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Speaker 10: And so I would just I would focus on what.

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Speaker 12: Do we have to do to make sure that you

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Speaker 12: deliver a blow that's a come along right, that gets

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Speaker 12: their attention and says you know you don't want to

939
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Speaker 12: go down this route.

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Speaker 10: We're open to a negotiation.

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Speaker 12: And and and do that, and be advised that it

942
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Speaker 12: may have to take some creativity about the straight of

943
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Speaker 12: horror moves in the Persian golf. I would also make

944
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Speaker 12: sure that I had every one of the Arab states

945
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Speaker 12: prepared to pitch in here militarily. President said he sites

946
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Speaker 12: for cooperation of Saud Arabia. At least we haven't seen

947
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Speaker 12: it publicly.

948
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Speaker 10: You a e same thing.

949
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Speaker 12: They're all whining about their their places getting hit and

950
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Speaker 12: there and there. You know, their their infrastructure getting hit.

951
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Speaker 10: But I think if you're going to do a hit now,

952
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Speaker 10: you've got to bring the Arab nations this.

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Speaker 12: You have to take away the Muslim aspect of this

954
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Speaker 12: and have Muslims fighting on your side, although they are

955
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Speaker 12: soony versus Shi. So those are two things I start

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Speaker 12: worrying about today. We shouldn't run around and try to

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Speaker 12: chase them like they're doing us a favor to negotiate.

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Speaker 12: They're either going to get very serious or Presidence already

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Speaker 12: committed his prestige, the honor of the country and the

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Speaker 12: ability to deliver on a massive military strike.

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Speaker 10: I would be thinking about that, and if these.

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Speaker 12: Guys are serious, they'll come back with serious people that

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Speaker 12: can negotiate, and they don't get to choose whether they

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Speaker 12: talk to wit Koff or Kushner. As part of this,

965
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Speaker 12: we get to select who we're going to have and

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Speaker 12: then let's get on with it very quickly.

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Speaker 1: I know we're bumped up against your show, but is

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Speaker 1: there anything that Steve Bann would say would be enough

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Speaker 1: to either cease fire or pause that would keep the

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Speaker 1: straight closed? Is that the one line in the sands,

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Speaker 1: so to speak in literal that they need to move

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Speaker 1: on before anything else happens