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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: Right now. The MVP right in Washington for Donald Trump

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Speaker 2: is Mike Johnson. If he can get this thing through,

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Speaker 2: get it to the Senate, get it through reconciliation, House

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Speaker 2: and Senate kind of you know, go back and forth,

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Speaker 2: and it gets to the President's desk, and this thing passes,

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Speaker 2: this big, beautiful bill with all these tax cuts that

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Speaker 2: are in here, Democrats have nothing to run on in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. They can't run on foreign policy, they

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Speaker 2: can't run on the border, they.

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Speaker 3: Can't run on the economy.

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Speaker 2: So if that happens, trust me, Mike Johnson is your MVP.

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Speaker 3: Right now and go here.

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Speaker 4: As simple, iron can never have a nuclear weapon, and

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Speaker 4: the President's preference, because he doesn't like war, the President's

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Speaker 4: preference is to achieve that through a peaceful negotiation. He's

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Speaker 4: a builder, not a bomber.

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Speaker 5: Breaking news out of the White House about former President

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Speaker 5: Joe Biden. His office just revealed that the forty sixth

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Speaker 5: president is diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.

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Speaker 3: Why did they do that?

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Speaker 6: I mean, why put the SBI and its reputation at

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Speaker 6: risk because a're weak?

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Speaker 7: They didn't have the guts, the courage or the character

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Speaker 7: to do the right thing.

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Speaker 3: They did the easy thing.

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Speaker 8: Donald Trump became a convenient political football.

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Speaker 9: As I mentioned yesterday, our efforts to positively identify the

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Speaker 9: deceased individual.

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Speaker 10: Here has been found.

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Speaker 11: We are fairly confident that that subject.

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Speaker 12: Is Guy Edward Barkiss, twenty five year old from Again,

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Speaker 12: Palm Springs, Tom Sorry from Again twenty nine homes.

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Speaker 13: You said Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide.

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Speaker 14: People don't believe it.

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Speaker 15: Well, I mean, listen, they have a right to their opinion.

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Speaker 15: But as someone who has worked as a public defender,

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Speaker 15: as a prosecutor, who's been in that prison system, who's

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Speaker 15: been in the metropolitan detentions, who's been in segregated housing,

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Speaker 15: you know a suicide when you see one, and that's

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Speaker 15: what that was.

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Speaker 8: They killed himself again you want me to I've seen

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Speaker 8: the while file.

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Speaker 16: He killed himself after a first one hundred days that

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Speaker 16: shook up the domestic order in the United States, Trump

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Speaker 16: is now trying to shake up.

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Speaker 1: The world order.

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Speaker 16: Trump came to the Middle East pronouncing what you might

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Speaker 16: call the Trump doctrine. There are no true friends or enemies,

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Speaker 16: just economic interests. When previous American presidents talked of spreading

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Speaker 16: American values, democracy and human rights.

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Speaker 3: Trump offered a different vision.

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Speaker 17: If you were here illegally, the administration's approach, we're giving

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Speaker 17: you about five minutes to cooperate.

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Speaker 14: If you're here illegally, five minutes, you're out.

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Speaker 17: We're not wasting an agent who's making you a decent salary,

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Speaker 17: who we trained.

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Speaker 5: We're not wasting three weeks of his time to beg

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Speaker 5: you for information for a profit.

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Speaker 3: We're not We're kicking you out.

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Speaker 18: President has been very clear he wants to solve this

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Speaker 18: this flick diplomatically and with dialogue, and he's given all

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Speaker 18: the signals. He's directly sent letters to the Supreme Leader.

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Speaker 18: We have one very very clear red line, and.

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Speaker 3: That is enrichment.

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Speaker 18: We cannot allow even one percent of an enrichment capability.

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Speaker 19: People are saying tax increases are inflationary, taxes are inflationary.

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Speaker 19: Let's got taxes, so let's get this.

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Speaker 3: Tax bill done.

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Speaker 19: Bring down taxes, which, according to this line of thinking,

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Speaker 19: should be disinflationary.

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Speaker 15: In the first two three months that we've been in

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Speaker 15: the seat under Donald Trump's administration, he has to seal the border.

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Speaker 15: He has stop border crossings. So where's all the fentanyl

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Speaker 15: coming from? Still, where's the trafficking coming from?

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Speaker 8: Still?

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Speaker 15: Where is all Where are all the narco traffickers going

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Speaker 15: to keep bringing this stuff into the country the northern border,

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Speaker 15: the northern border.

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Speaker 12: Strategic uncertainty is a negotiating tactic. So if we were

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Speaker 12: to give too much certainty to the other countries, then

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Speaker 12: they would the negotiations at Turning Point USA.

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Speaker 8: greatest country in the history of the world. This is

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Speaker 8: the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 3: Fuck a lot.

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Speaker 20: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country, shoul I said,

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Speaker 20: across the world.

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Speaker 1: The honored to you with you as always.

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Speaker 20: I believe this is our first ever broadcast internationally, definitely

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Speaker 20: our first ever broadcast across the ocean.

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Speaker 20: We're in London right now and we are doing a

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Speaker 20: lots of different things. I'm debating in Cambridge momentarily actually,

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Speaker 20: and then tomorrow I will be debating at the Oxford Union.

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Speaker 20: So we are here on the front lines, debating on

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Speaker 20: the issues that matter most, that are pressing on Western civilization.

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Speaker 20: Tonight I'll be doing an open mike Q and a format,

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Speaker 20: and then on Tuesday I will be doing two debates

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Speaker 20: at the Oxford Union. Great honor and lots to cover

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Speaker 20: and lost the debate, so we'll be doing our show

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Speaker 20: live here later in the program. We have Mike Davis,

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Speaker 20: and we have Alex Marlowe. We also have Senator Eric

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Speaker 20: Schmidt joining the show, Senator, the great Senator from the

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Speaker 20: state of Missouri. And I want to dive in, of course,

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Speaker 20: with the news that happen over the weekend. Two points

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Speaker 20: of news that are noteworthy and are very important. The

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Speaker 20: first of which is that we finally got our hands

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Speaker 20: on the Robert her tapes. Now, remember Robert Hurr was

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Speaker 20: investigating Joe Biden for his mishandlelighting, mishandling of classified documents.

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Speaker 20: Joe Biden mishandled classified documents allegedly by putting him putting

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Speaker 20: the documents in the garage, and none of us were

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Speaker 20: really that overly animated about it if it meant that

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Speaker 20: Donald Trump simultaneously was also not going to be indicted

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Speaker 20: for similar charges for the January sixth related document case

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Speaker 20: remember they recommended no charges for Joe Biden. Remember when

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Speaker 20: Robert Hurr wrote this report, this scathing report, saying that

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Speaker 20: Joe Biden does not have the mental acuity to be

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Speaker 20: president now we've known this, and what I'm about to

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Speaker 20: tell you is, without a doubt, one of the most egregious,

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Speaker 20: one of the most outrageous examples of not just media bias,

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Speaker 20: but intentional and repeated media malpractice in American history. We

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Speaker 20: get asked all the time by members of the media,

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Speaker 20: why do you guys not trust us? Where does this

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Speaker 20: and why the media far too often has become the

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Speaker 20: enemy of the people. Remember her said that Biden would

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Speaker 20: just seem like a forgetful old grandfather, So that's why

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Speaker 20: he wasn't worth indicting. He was essentially too old and

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Speaker 20: what Robert Hurst said, and the media told those of

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Speaker 20: us that noticed Joe Biden's mental decline for years that

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Speaker 20: you are wrong, that you are spreading mis and disinformation.

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Speaker 20: People were smeared and canceled and silenced because we saw

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Speaker 20: it in right wing circles, because we actually saw the

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Speaker 20: videos publicly where Joe Biden was unable to mutter sentences,

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Speaker 20: and the media, I would say they should be ashamed

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Speaker 20: That requires the media have some sort of understand that

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Speaker 20: they should be in the pursuit of truth, but not

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Speaker 20: in the pursuit of power. What I'm about to play

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Speaker 20: for you here should take your breath away. This guy

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Speaker 20: was president of the United States. There's so many questions here,

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Speaker 20: The second witch is why were we not able to

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Speaker 20: get these tapes last year? The New York Times in

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Speaker 20: June of twenty twenty four said Biden was being smeared

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Speaker 20: by misleading videos.

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Speaker 1: That's what we were being told.

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Speaker 20: We're being told that misleading videos were smearing Joe Biden's

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Speaker 20: character and presidency. That you're a right wing disinformation artist,

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Speaker 20: and the media did not cover it.

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Speaker 1: In fact, they covered it up. The media actively covered

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Speaker 20: And I'm going to connect all the stories together because

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Speaker 20: also breaking yesterday was Joe Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis. I

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Speaker 20: don't wish that upon him. I actually don't want my

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Speaker 23: Where did you keep papers deadly into those states that

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Speaker 24: Well, I don't know, this is what twenty seventeen eighteen.

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Speaker 10: Remember in this timeframe.

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Speaker 24: My son is either been deployed or is dying, and

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Speaker 10: It was. And by the way, there were still a

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Speaker 24: Time when I got out of the Senate that were

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Speaker 20: Now he was beyond struggling to hear. I'm sorry, it

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Speaker 20: was beyond struggling to say the basic timelines. This guy

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Speaker 20: these tapes. I mean, these tapes are really bad. Honestly,

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Speaker 20: like Joe Biden publicly is just about as bad as

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Speaker 20: we just heard on this her tape. They knew how

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Speaker 20: bad this was. But the media hated Donald Trump so much.

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Speaker 20: The media hated our conservative movements so much that they

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Speaker 20: were adamant that Joe Biden should continue as President United States,

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Speaker 20: regardless of the fact that he could not be president.

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Speaker 20: And then breaking yesterday, play caught one seventy nine.

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Speaker 5: Breaking news out of the White House about former President

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Speaker 5: Joe Biden. His office just revealed that the forty sixth

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Speaker 20: So they announced that Joe Biden has prostate cancer two

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Speaker 20: days after the her reports. Everybody, they were running this

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Speaker 20: Sorry to hear that prostate cancer is notoriously very very

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Speaker 20: slow moving. This is another one of Joe Biden's piece

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Speaker 24: And what's happened in the meantime is that Chump gets

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Speaker 24: elected in November of twenty seventeen, sixteen, sixteen, twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 10: All right, so have twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 26: That's when we left office in January thirty seventh, okay, now,

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Speaker 9: That's look, listen, this is what we're fighting against, Charlie

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Speaker 28: We begin with the good news for President Trump, so

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Speaker 28: called One Big Beautiful Bill. It passed the House Budget

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Speaker 20: so I want to now shift gears for a second

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Speaker 20: that is standing and the one big, beautiful bill. Senator, Admittedly,

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Speaker 20: there are so many people talking past each other right now.

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Speaker 20: The White House has a certain opinion and stands, and

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Speaker 20: there's so much good in this bill. I spent about

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Speaker 20: forty minutes reading this bill. It takes you longer than

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Speaker 20: forty minutes, but if you could basically get the main

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Speaker 20: components of it on Friday. For example, there's an amazing

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Speaker 20: thing in the bill of taxing of remittances which will

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Speaker 20: basically financially and economically make illegal immigration untenable, which is

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Speaker 20: the money that people send back to their home and

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Speaker 20: American history. No tax on tips, no tax on overtime.

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Speaker 20: We're going to see across the board, tax cuts drill,

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Speaker 20: Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.

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Speaker 1: Nonsense.

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Speaker 20: But Senator, do you believe that it cuts discretionary spending?

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Speaker 1: Enough, Senator, I don't.

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Speaker 9: And that's I think where the where the rubber is

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Speaker 9: really going to meet the road.

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Speaker 27: It's also got some great.

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Speaker 9: School choice provisions in it, which are you know, yes,

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Speaker 9: it does at the end of the at the end

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Speaker 9: of the day, we can teut. But I do think

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Speaker 9: here's how I look at it. I think we've talked

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Speaker 9: about it before. Normally, when you do an appropriation's bill

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Speaker 9: it takes sixty votes to the United States Senate, right,

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Speaker 9: So the Republicans that want to spend more money are

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Speaker 9: hunting for working with Democrats who want to spend more money,

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Speaker 9: and that's how you get to the sixty votes, and

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Speaker 9: that's why spending typically continues to go up and up.

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Speaker 9: This is different in the sense that you only need

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Speaker 9: fifty one votes in the United States Senate, so we

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Speaker 9: do have a real chance to reset the amount of

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Speaker 9: money that we're spending every year.

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Speaker 27: That's how I look at it.

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Speaker 9: HiT's historic to deliver on President Trump's promises, and by

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Speaker 9: the way, he's talked about having a balanced budget himself.

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Speaker 27: He did in the State of the Union.

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Speaker 9: I really believe if we're serious about spending reform here,

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Speaker 9: Because if you just get the pre pandemic spending levels

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Speaker 9: for a couple of years, revenues will catch up and

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Speaker 27: That's how I see it.

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Speaker 9: So I do hope that they get a little bit

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Speaker 9: more serious about the spending reforms over the House. That's

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Speaker 9: what I want to see in the Senate too, And

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Speaker 9: I think that's what's kind of going on behind the

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Speaker 9: scenes right now. They're continuing to move that process forward.

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Speaker 9: The Budget Committee passed it out I think last night,

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Speaker 9: So this will be a big week for where the

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Speaker 9: House actually lands. So all this conversation about salt stuff

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Speaker 9: that to me whatever, I don't that's not a big

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Speaker 9: deal to me. I know it is that people, you know,

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Speaker 20: But well, let me tell you why it's it's not

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Speaker 20: extract ten percent of your citizen's income every year to

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Speaker 20: fund a bloated social welfare bureaucracy, and that's where I'm torn.

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Speaker 20: I'm not torn, but why I'm against this the salt thing,

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Speaker 20: which is it's an indirect subsidy of the failed pension

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Speaker 20: system of New York, the failed public sector teacher unions

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Speaker 20: of Chicago. It's an indirect federal subsidy that do not

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Speaker 20: make these states get their house in order.

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Speaker 1: Senator.

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Speaker 20: Unfortunately, though, what we've seen since the salt deduction is

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Speaker 20: these states, when we got rid of it with Trump,

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Speaker 20: these states did not get their act together. But you

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Speaker 20: could make an argument, and I know that the New

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Speaker 20: Yorkers don't want to hear it, I know the Californias

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Speaker 20: don't want to hear it. But once we got rid

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Speaker 20: of salt, I think a lot of Republicans or smart

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Speaker 20: people that't want to pay lower taxes left the blue

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Speaker 20: we don't make the policy based on that, but you

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Speaker 20: can make the argument salt makes people start getting rid

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Speaker 20: of sault, makes people voting with their feet. What are

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Speaker 20: some of the other interesting nuggets of good stuff in

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Speaker 9: You've got even on the defense side, right, and so

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Speaker 9: you put me in the category. I did a thing

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Speaker 9: American realist. There's like a zoo animal they like poking.

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Speaker 9: So I did an interview with them and their Defense

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Speaker 9: us being everywhere all at once, all the time, it's

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Speaker 9: not realistic. President Trump, I think, gave a great speech

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Speaker 9: in Saudi Arabia, one of the maybe one of the

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Speaker 9: great presidential speeches I've heard. I've never heard of president

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Speaker 9: And it's long past time we've squandered that inheritance. Nobody

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Speaker 9: you've got some You've got some real opportunities in the

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Speaker 9: defense side. For the Golden Dome for procurement reform. You

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Speaker 27: You don't actually need.

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Speaker 9: To go through all the hearings that that the Democrats

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Speaker 9: for that, so you can process more people more quickly.

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Speaker 9: So on on the border side, on the defense side,

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Speaker 9: and then on the energy side. I think it really

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Speaker 9: of the inflation reduction next stuff that was really wasteful.

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Speaker 27: So all in all, all the stuff we want to do,

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Speaker 27: that's good.

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Speaker 9: But I do think there's still a lot of room

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Speaker 9: to have more spending reforms. So again, we just can't

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Speaker 9: keep having, you know, spending two trillion dollars we don't

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Speaker 9: have every years. It's not sustainable. It's just not sustainable.

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Speaker 9: So I think that's where things are at right now.

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Speaker 9: But there's a lot of great stuff. I mentioned the

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Speaker 9: school choice, you had mentioned a few of those things already.

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Speaker 9: There's a lot of provisions in there that are President

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Speaker 9: Trump's priorities and what conservatives have been looking for it

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Speaker 9: for a long time. That we only need simple majorities,

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Speaker 9: so if we stick together, we can get it done.

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Speaker 27: But I do think we got to get serious about

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Speaker 27: studying reform.

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Speaker 20: So yeah, and where would you say is the ripest

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Speaker 20: for spending reform that we should emphasize. And secondly, I

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Speaker 20: higher income earner. I'm not like I don't want to

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Speaker 20: pay more in taxes. Obviously, I think I pay way

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Speaker 20: too much in taxes. But if I have to pay

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Speaker 20: three percent more in taxes and you guys are able

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Speaker 20: to cut a trillion dollar in spending to make the

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Speaker 20: math work, I don't think we should be overly ideological

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Speaker 20: income earners, that could actually offset some of the tax

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Speaker 20: cuts for no tax on tips. Is that still being entertained.

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Speaker 20: I know Speaker Johnson removed it. The one thing we

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Speaker 20: should be ideological about is not having America go bankrupt.

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Speaker 1: Above, above, and beyond all.

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Speaker 20: Again, I'm not like asking Congress to raise my taxes,

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Speaker 20: but I can say, as someone who would see my

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Speaker 20: we get serious spending cuts and if it gets on

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Speaker 20: a path towards a balanced budget. Has that been dismissed?

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Speaker 20: Is that the idea still alive. Please center to your thoughts.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I think, Look, the truth of the matter is,

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Speaker 9: and let's just take medicaid for example, if you do

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Speaker 9: work requirements, if you have regular audits to make sure

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Speaker 9: the people who are actually receiving the benefits, and there

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Speaker 9: are people we've made a decision, and I agree with it,

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Speaker 9: the people who cannot help themselves, in particular people with

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Speaker 9: you know, individuals.

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Speaker 27: With disabilities for kids.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely, that should be a stating that we need to

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Speaker 9: strengthen in many way. And I think there's efforts to

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Speaker 9: do that. But people who are able body ought to

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Speaker 9: be working, and I don't think that's controversial, but we

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Speaker 9: don't do that now. So that's one way that you

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Speaker 9: could provide some savings and I think resecure that network.

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Speaker 27: For the people who need it most.

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Speaker 9: But also in Ron Johnson's talked a lot about this,

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Speaker 9: you know, if you live through individually. And I hope

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Speaker 9: that we do this because we got to get this right.

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Speaker 9: Like I said, I don't know that we'll get another

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Speaker 9: chance in it. This is my third year in the Senate.

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Speaker 9: It could be the only time in my time in

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Speaker 9: the Senate we ever get this opportunity through reconciliation with

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Speaker 9: the trifecta. If you just go back, we were spending

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Speaker 9: four trillion dollars before the pandemic. In twenty nineteen, we

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Speaker 9: could just go back and say, you know what the

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Speaker 9: COVID spending or the I should say, the IRA, the

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Speaker 9: arc of money, all that stuff ARPA money that blew

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Speaker 9: the lid off of Let's go back, and if you

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Speaker 9: look at what doses doing, Charlie, a lot of what

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Speaker 9: they're doing when they talk about reducing the number of

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Speaker 9: So I think if you were a little bit more

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Speaker 9: be found. But I talked to President Trump on Saturday.

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Speaker 9: I never divulged private conversations, but he's talked about this publicly.

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Speaker 9: a part of this calculation too. And ultimately the vision

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Speaker 9: this progressive form of government that was really instituted one

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Speaker 9: hundred years ago. President Trump's going after all those assumptions,

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Speaker 9: right He's saying that the income taxes it's been created

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Speaker 27: People didn't adjust.

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Speaker 9: It was meant to kind of get our allies back

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Speaker 9: on their feet in Europe, in Japan, and we never said, hey,

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Speaker 9: maybe you need to start poning up from your own defense.

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Speaker 27: I think if you do all those things, you have energy.

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Speaker 9: Dominance, you have this regulatory reform, We're going to see

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Speaker 9: a lot of savings. And again the goal balancing the budget.

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Speaker 9: That's my goal, and I think that's President Trump's goal too.

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Speaker 2: And right now, the MVP right in Washington for Donald

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Speaker 2: Trump is Mike Johnson. If he could get this thing through,

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Speaker 20: Senator, thank you so much for your time. I really

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Speaker 20: So I'm here live in London. I want to just

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Speaker 20: many problems here and they have cultural problems alongside political problems.

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Speaker 20: So firstly, the good news some of the by elections

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Speaker 20: very well. Everybody I'm talking to who knows what is

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Speaker 20: That they say the Reform Party is ascendant. They say

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Speaker 20: new opposition party. That they are gaining momentum, they are

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Speaker 20: as they are trying to continue to do that. So

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Speaker 20: straight from the front lines here, there is a movement

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Speaker 20: that is afoot. But what is needed here is the grassroots.

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Speaker 20: And we just sat down with Liz Trusts and her

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Speaker 20: back in twenty twenty two for a little while. And

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Speaker 20: there is a fundamental issue in the UK and it's

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Speaker 20: both a cultural one and it.

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Speaker 1: Is a political one the United Kingdom.

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Speaker 20: Britain, England gave us our free speech ancestry. Free speech

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Speaker 20: came from the UK. The UK has decided to no

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Speaker 20: longer embrace a culture of freedom of speech or dialogue.

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Speaker 20: They have the misinformation and disinformation police. Did you know

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Speaker 20: that thirty people a day, according to the Telegraph, are

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Speaker 20: Thirty people a day in the United Kingdom? Do you

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Speaker 20: know that Britain had the same GDP per capita as

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Speaker 20: Now the UK is substantially poor then the United States

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Speaker 20: of America as a GDP per capita. The UK embraced

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Speaker 20: this nonsense of a nation of immigrants. Do you know

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Speaker 20: every part of the UK except London is behind our

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Speaker 20: poorest state in America, Mississippi, and we Lovessissippi's just a

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Speaker 20: poor estate. Every single part of the UK, the UK

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Speaker 20: is a very very poor country with a very very

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Speaker 20: There is an opportunity here, but to be perfectly honest,

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Speaker 20: if you do not have a culture that embraces freedom

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Speaker 20: of speech, that embraces dialogue, then you're not able to

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Speaker 20: solve your other political problems. It is a first principal truth.

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Speaker 20: If you are not able to complain, call out, challenge power,

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Speaker 20: if you're not able to persuade people, if you're not

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Speaker 20: able to ridicule your leaders, then how are you actually

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Speaker 20: ever going to fix all of the other problems. In fact,

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Speaker 20: I was just driving in a car and I said

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Speaker 20: way too many Muslims into this country.

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Speaker 1: And they're like, did you just say that?

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Speaker 20: I'm like, yeah, you guys have way too many Mohammedans

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Speaker 20: your country. You see, they're thinking it, but the spoken

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Speaker 20: word is what's important, because they're afraid that they might

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Speaker 20: get a knock on the door, or it's very unseemly

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Speaker 20: from British standards to say such things, their little gun shy.

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Speaker 20: Free speech is a cornerstone of a vibrant country. And

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Speaker 20: I'm sorry when I'm walking down to Piccadilly Square and

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Speaker 20: not Britain.

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Speaker 1: That's something else you.

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Speaker 20: Might want that you might think that's a good thing,

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Speaker 20: but it's something else that is not the United Kingdom.

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Speaker 20: The spoken word is the catalyst for creation. God spoke

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Speaker 20: the word, as it says in John One, which is

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Speaker 20: not just the internalized truth. You must speak it and

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Speaker 20: becomes material reality. I will say though, that if the

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Speaker 20: here and the drivers and the what do they call

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Speaker 20: revolution waiting to happen in the UK. You need someone

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Speaker 20: need a series of influencers. Things need to start breaking

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Speaker 20: their way. I'm telling you right now there could be

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Speaker 20: a political revolution like the Trump one and they're just

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Speaker 20: looking for their Trump in some way, and it could

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Speaker 20: be Nigel Frage and the Reform Party is doing very

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Speaker 20: very well, but they need to start speaking out more

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Speaker 20: and not caring the social cost ooh, I don't want

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Speaker 1: Who cares?

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Speaker 20: That's so two thousand and eight around America, speak the

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Speaker 20: truth regardless the cost you could take back Britain Second

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Speaker 20: Hour coming.

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Speaker 28: Back, Welcome back to this Real America's Voice of news Break.

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Speaker 3: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 28: Lose five pounds for five dollars in five days. That's

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Speaker 28: the long and short of Energized Hell's five five five challenge.

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Speaker 29: You did the five five five thing in October and

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Speaker 29: I thought, I'm going to at least do this and

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Speaker 29: see what happens. I had bought this little pair of

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Speaker 29: and no sale, and I showed him to my husband

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Speaker 29: and I said, I have a feeling that when I

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Speaker 29: get done with this five fi five, it's gonna do

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Speaker 29: what they say it's gonna and these pants are gonna fit.

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Speaker 25: He's I tried them on for him, and I'm not kidding.

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Speaker 25: They're they're that far from going close. Because I was bloated.

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Speaker 25: I did it, and in that five days, those pants

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Speaker 25: not awesome. And I said, this program is.

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Speaker 3: For me, all right.

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Speaker 28: I see you smiling there, Johns. You believe the founder

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Speaker 28: of energized Health joining us. When you see those sorts

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Speaker 28: of people coming on and saying, hey, look this worked

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Speaker 28: for me, it must put a smile on your face

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Speaker 28: because I'm seeing.

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Speaker 3: It right there.

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Speaker 14: Well, it really does. Terence said, come on, man, it's summertime, right,

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Speaker 14: we're coming into summer. Man, it's that bathing suit. It's

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Speaker 14: that bathing suit weather. And you know, and a lot

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Speaker 14: of people, Terrace, they didn't realize, you know, they gained

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Speaker 14: that five ten pounds, you know, during the winter and

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Speaker 14: the spring, and hey, this is the time to get

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Speaker 14: rid of that five pounds. And more importantly, Terrence learned

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Speaker 14: those five things, the mistakes that we all made that

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Speaker 14: we need to never make again so that we never

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Speaker 14: fail again.

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Speaker 3: So that's what we want to do, Terrence.

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Speaker 10: We want to help people, guys.

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Speaker 14: And you don't think five pounds is that much. Come on,

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Speaker 14: Well, the reason interratular hydration is a game changer, Terrence

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Speaker 3: A time, Well it is.

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Speaker 14: And you know what, Terrence, we showed you know, testimonials

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Speaker 3: We appreciate you being here with us.

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Speaker 20: I'm timing, okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always

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Speaker 20: freedom at charliekirk dot com and subscribe to the Charlie

944
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Speaker 20: Kirkshow podcast page. We are here, live in London, my friend,

945
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Speaker 20: and all the way. Great American Alex Marlowe joins us. Alex,

946
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Speaker 20: welcome to the program. Thank you for taking the time

947
00:52:44,320 --> 00:52:47,360
Speaker 20: lots to cover here. First, want to get your reaction

948
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Speaker 20: on the her tapes Joe Biden's mental state. You wrote

949
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Speaker 20: an entire book breaking Biden and the media's cover of it. Alex,

950
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Speaker 20: welcome program, your thoughts.

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Speaker 3: Charlie. Very cool.

952
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Speaker 6: You're in London, By the way, I've got to broadcast

953
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Speaker 6: from Europe a few.

954
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Speaker 3: Times over the years. It's always a thrill, So good.

955
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Speaker 6: For you for doing it, and I'm glad you're bringing.

956
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Speaker 3: The message to the UK. They need you right now.

957
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Speaker 6: So I got a contrarian take on all this, and

958
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Speaker 6: I think the her tape reveals what we already knew

959
00:53:15,920 --> 00:53:18,919
Speaker 6: about Biden, and that has been the whole saga here

960
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Speaker 6: that I'm kind of blown away that I don't feel

961
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Speaker 6: like a lot of people have shared the same point

962
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Speaker 6: of view. But we learned that Biden didn't know where

963
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Speaker 6: Bo Biden died. Well, we've always known that he said

964
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Speaker 6: that Bo Biden died in Iraq over and over again.

965
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Speaker 3: Even though he died of brain cancer. So there's no

966
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Speaker 3: cover up here. We all knew this. We were all

967
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Speaker 3: told this over and over again.

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Speaker 6: It's just that the media didn't seem to care until

969
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Speaker 6: five minutes ago, where they were trying to escapegoat Biden

970
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Speaker 6: for their entire collective failure to beat Donald Trump from

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Speaker 6: the twenty twenty four election.

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Speaker 20: And so it wasn't a surprise to you and I

973
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Speaker 20: But one of the main reasons I believe the media's

974
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Speaker 20: approval and trust that the American people has gone to.

975
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Speaker 20: Basically nothing has been this particular story, this story in particular,

976
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Speaker 20: COVID stuff was bad, a lot of other stuff, but

977
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Speaker 20: this one is particularly really horrifying. I don't want to

978
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Speaker 20: say as the media learned its lesson, but why is

979
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Speaker 20: it in your estimation that there was no coverage? Instead

980
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Speaker 20: they were covering this up for years.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Well, first of all, because they knew that their best

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Speaker 6: chance of beating Trump was with Joe Biden. They don't

984
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Speaker 6: take down their own people, and so this is what

985
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Speaker 6: is the real scandal here.

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Speaker 3: And I do believe Charlie overtime and.

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Speaker 6: Maybe it'll take years, maybe you'll take a decade, but

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Speaker 6: I think when people look back on this moment, it's

989
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Speaker 6: pretty historical what we're witnessing. We are watching the media

990
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Speaker 6: eat themselves alive. And I don't think they know that

991
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Speaker 6: we know this is going to happen. But I do

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Speaker 6: think this is ultimately a media scandal, not a Joe

993
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Speaker 6: Biden scandal, because the truth of the matter is is

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Speaker 6: that the media knew full well that Joe Biden was

995
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Speaker 6: in decline. It was well reported, it was completely available

996
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Speaker 6: to you recall Charlie how Joe Biden claimed that he

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Speaker 6: used to not take mental acuity tests and then he

998
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Speaker 6: yelled at a black reporter for and said that maybe

999
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Speaker 6: you're high on crack because the reporter asked him he

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Speaker 6: was taking a mental acuity test, even though he said

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Speaker 6: that he had taken them before. So that was all

1002
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Speaker 6: in plain side, and people like you and me and

1003
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Speaker 6: talk radio in our space, we knew this. But the

1004
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Speaker 6: media acting like they didn't know this now is a

1005
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Speaker 6: big lie. It's a big scandal. It's a gas lighting

1006
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Speaker 6: campaign that's taking place. So they're not trying to own

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Speaker 6: up to it now. No, it's the opposite. They're trying

1008
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Speaker 6: to act like they were duped too by the Bidens,

1009
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Speaker 6: which is so fundamentally dishonest. I think that they're going

1010
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Speaker 6: to really get their comeuppance on this when time has

1011
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Speaker 6: its play.

1012
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Speaker 20: So let's play here, let's play cut one seventy seven.

1013
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Speaker 20: This then enters into question of how long has Joe

1014
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Speaker 20: Biden had cancer? Play cut one seventy seven.

1015
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Speaker 24: Place my mother drove us and rather than us be

1016
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Speaker 24: able to walk and guess what the first frost, you

1017
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Speaker 24: knew what was happening. They've had to put on your

1018
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Speaker 24: windshield wipers to get little the oil slick off the window.

1019
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Speaker 24: That's why I had so damn any other people I

1020
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Speaker 24: grew up have cancer and why can't. For the longest time,

1021
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Speaker 24: Dellawer had the highest cancer rate in the nation.

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Speaker 20: So I suppose the question, Alex, how does all this

1023
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Speaker 20: tie in with the prostate cancer news? And how long

1024
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Speaker 20: do you think, because you're really an expert in the

1025
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Speaker 20: Biden family, has he had cancer and had they known

1026
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Speaker 20: about it?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's kind of a funny thing here. I wrote

1028
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Speaker 6: a book on Joe Biden, and I've followed his mental

1029
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Speaker 6: decline for a long time. But I also have a

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Speaker 6: family of cancer doctors. My wife is an oncologist or

1031
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Speaker 6: her father is. I have an auto's oncologist. So cancer

1032
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Speaker 6: talk is constant in this household. And believe it or not,

1033
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Speaker 6: the stuff in the media reports is sounds like it

1034
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Speaker 6: could actually check out. And if you're on actually Everything

1035
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Speaker 6: app this morning, your first every single thing in your feed,

1036
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Speaker 6: is that this has been a cover up with no idea.

1037
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Speaker 6: It's actually a super common diagnosis and it's one of

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Speaker 6: these things where the prognosis on this thing could be

1039
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Speaker 6: five years. Given his age, he could dive something else

1040
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Speaker 6: in this time. There's a lot of treatments that are

1041
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Speaker 6: not super invasive that he could get for this stuff.

1042
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Speaker 6: And the big tail as it's only thus far spread

1043
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Speaker 6: to his bones, even though stage four, which is is

1044
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Speaker 6: not good.

1045
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Speaker 3: Really the bad sign.

1046
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Speaker 6: Would have been if it's in his liver and lungs.

1047
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Speaker 6: This is something that could easily be missed in screenings.

1048
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Speaker 6: So people acting like it's impossible to miss this stuff

1049
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Speaker 6: in screenings, it's just not true. And so but what's

1050
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Speaker 6: interesting is that I love I love this Charlie. Everyone

1051
00:57:24,440 --> 00:57:26,960
Speaker 6: is skeptical. No one believes what they're hearing. No one

1052
00:57:26,960 --> 00:57:29,680
Speaker 6: thinks forgetting the truth. Everyone thinks it has been covered up,

1053
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Speaker 6: and that is completely healthy given the nature of him,

1054
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Speaker 6: his administration, and our media. They've never told us the

1055
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Speaker 6: truth about this guy for one second for his entire life.

1056
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Speaker 3: Why would they start doing it today?

1057
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Speaker 6: And it feels like the entire world feels that way,

1058
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Speaker 6: And I love that.

1059
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Speaker 20: Playing into that is of all places. CNN, let's play

1060
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Speaker 20: cut one seventy eight. It's a longer tape, and then

1061
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Speaker 20: I want Alex to respond one to seventy eight.

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Speaker 30: Timing Jessica is just extraordinary. We know from the statement

1063
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Speaker 30: from his personal spokesman that Biden learned of the diagnosis

1064
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Speaker 30: on Friday. Well, what was the biggest Biden story on Friday.

1065
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Speaker 30: It was the release of those audio excerpts from his

1066
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Speaker 30: conversations with Robert Herr back in twenty twenty three. This

1067
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Speaker 30: was the audio that Axios obtained almost certainly from the

1068
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Speaker 30: Trump administration showing memory lapses. And so on the day

1069
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Speaker 30: that story was breaking, Biden was facing this personal news,

1070
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Speaker 30: at least that's according to this statement from his personal spokesman.

1071
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Speaker 30: So you have that as one element of the timing here,

1072
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Speaker 30: and then you have this book coming out, one of

1073
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Speaker 30: the biggest political books in several years. Just so happens.

1074
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Speaker 30: Two of the best reporters in Washington, Jake Tappernowa Thompson,

1075
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Speaker 30: are the authors of it. It's already a best seller

1076
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Speaker 30: based on a number of pre orders. And so this

1077
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Speaker 30: book comes out in two days, but some of the

1078
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Speaker 30: excerpts have already come out, and it's reignited this debate

1079
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Speaker 30: in Washington and beyond within the Democratic Party about Biden

1080
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Speaker 30: about whether he should have run for reelection at all.

1081
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Speaker 20: Yeah, the best reporters, Yeah, that sure, Alex, You've known

1082
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Speaker 20: this for years, and this man was running for the

1083
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Speaker 20: presidency ten months ago. He was in a debate eleven

1084
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Speaker 20: months ago against Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts, Alex, Yeah, My.

1086
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Speaker 6: Thoughts is that Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, these guys

1087
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Speaker 6: are part of the problem.

1088
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Speaker 3: They didn't miss this.

1089
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Speaker 6: They knew full well Biden was in full decline. They

1090
00:59:17,960 --> 00:59:20,160
Speaker 6: didn't do anything about it. Jake Tapper in segments on

1091
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Speaker 6: his show where it was Cleary was in mental decline.

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Speaker 6: Tapper is the biggest fraud in all of journalism.

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Speaker 3: He thinks he's a Hollywood star. He's not really a journalist.

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Speaker 6: And this is reprehensible what he's trying to do to

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Speaker 6: sell books. He's spinning this unbelievable web, and I think

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Speaker 6: some people on the left are falling for Up on

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Speaker 6: the right, I think we see through it. That's why

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Speaker 6: he's had to hire a crisis pr firm, Charlie, because

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Speaker 6: he's taken actually a lot of heat on this stuff,

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Speaker 6: because he is every bit a part of the cover up.

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Speaker 6: He's now satimoniously reporting on It's all a big joke

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Speaker 6: to sell bucks. It's going to be very effective to

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Speaker 6: sell bucks, but it should be legacy destroyed for him.

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Speaker 3: He's got enough money.

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Speaker 6: People should know he was every bit a part of

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Speaker 6: the cover up, and now he's trying to exploit it,

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Speaker 6: and he's trying to scapegoat Joe Biden when it was

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Speaker 6: really the media and the entire Democrat establishment.

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Speaker 3: I blew that entire election to Donald Trump.

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Speaker 23: So during this time when Orelia Chambers road and it worked,

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Speaker 23: docors related to the head Biden Center or.

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Speaker 1: The bio.

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Speaker 10: Cancer shot.

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Speaker 23: Where book, Where did you keep papers that related to

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Speaker 23: those things that you were actively working?

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Speaker 10: Well, I don't know. This is what.

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Speaker 24: Twenty seventeen eighteen then period. Remember in this time frame,

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Speaker 24: my son is either been deployed or is dying, and.

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Speaker 10: And so it was. And by any way, there's still

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Speaker 10: a lot of people at the time.

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Speaker 20: I got bu a minute here, Alex Overhi you for

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Speaker 20: another segment, but I want to make sure you plug

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Speaker 20: all your works.

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Speaker 1: Audience can follow, please do that?

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Speaker 3: Oh, thank you?

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Speaker 14: Well?

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Speaker 6: Really relevant today's breaking Biden. I mean, my last book,

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Speaker 6: A lot of quotes and here will blow your mind

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Speaker 6: given the nature of the conversation today. I read it

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Speaker 6: two years ago. And if there's any doubt that he

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Speaker 6: was a mental decline. We'll just read the book we

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Speaker 6: all knew it as a matter of fact years ago,

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Speaker 6: and the Alex Marlow Show podcast on Salem with you,

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Speaker 6: which is doing.

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Speaker 3: Very well, and a lot of it's thanks to your help, Charlie.

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Speaker 1: Alex.

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Speaker 20: We're here with the great legendary Alexmarlow Breitbart dot com,

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Speaker 20: many other important places you can find him Alex Marlow Podcast.

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Speaker 20: I want to dive deeper with Alex into the current

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Speaker 20: political climate that we're in. I'm also going to play

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Speaker 20: a Van Jones piece of tape after the break. It's

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Speaker 20: a lot happening here live in London tonight. I will

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Speaker 20: be at Cambridge Tomorrow. I will be at Oxford debating

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Speaker 20: and holding down the fourth be right back.

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Speaker 8: Better researchers than the CDC. Yeah, it may not be

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Speaker 8: saying much. It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 1: What is a woman?

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Speaker 23: Then?

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Speaker 3: When who identify to the woman?

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Speaker 1: I got asked by Democrats.

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Speaker 20: All the time, Charlie, why did we lose the election?

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Speaker 20: We want a country based on content and merit. You

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Speaker 20: are a perfect reminder why we won in November.

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Speaker 1: So thank you for that.

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Speaker 20: The American elect in one picture, they are intolerant, they

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Speaker 20: are mean, they are ugly on the inside, and they

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Speaker 20: are losing and we are winning in this country. Everybody, Okay, everybody,

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Speaker 20: welcome back to email us. He's always freedom at Charliekirk

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Speaker 20: dot com. Alexmarlow continues with us, let's play cut two hundred.

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Speaker 31: There are people who knew and said nothing, and that

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Speaker 31: is a crime against this republic. And I think the

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Speaker 31: Democrats are going to pay for a long time for

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Speaker 31: being a part of what is now being revealed to

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Speaker 31: be a massive cover up.

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Speaker 20: Alex, do you think that there is long lasting Well,

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Speaker 20: there should be, but do you think there will be

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Speaker 20: long lasting political consequences? I do think that the American

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Speaker 20: people will no longer trust with the media and what

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Speaker 20: high level Democrats say about anything because of this story.

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Speaker 1: Alex Marlow, Yeah, I.

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Speaker 3: Think so what.

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Speaker 6: I think the media really thinks that they can get

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Speaker 6: off scott free on this by just blaming Joe Biden's

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Speaker 6: scapegoating Joe Biden.

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Speaker 3: I think that's the plan here.

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Speaker 6: That's what they want to do, is that Biden and

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Speaker 6: a small team of people who are going to be

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Speaker 6: politically irrelevant, they're the only ones responsible. I think it's

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Speaker 6: going to backfire, and I think the entire media establishment

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Speaker 6: is going to have to is going to have hell

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Speaker 6: to pay for this. I think the public's not going

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Speaker 6: to trust them. I think it's already happening. They think

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Speaker 6: they're helping their own cause. I think they're hurting their

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Speaker 6: own cause here, and that's glorious for us.

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Speaker 3: I'll tell you, Charlie. I spend it some time over

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Speaker 3: the weekend.

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Speaker 6: I went to a I went to a famous prep

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Speaker 6: school in Beverly Hill, and I was talking to a

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Speaker 6: lot of the people there at a reunion over the weekend.

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Speaker 6: A lot of these people very active in Democrat politics,

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Speaker 6: connected with big people in Hollywood and the Democratic Democrat apparatus.

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Speaker 3: They're completely demoralized.

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Speaker 6: They know they have no one to go to, They

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Speaker 6: have nothing nice to say about their bench. They are

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Speaker 6: completely on their heels right now, on their back feet,

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Speaker 6: and they are downtrodden. When they saw me roll up,

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Speaker 6: their faces sync because they know we're ascended and it

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Speaker 6: is great, great news right now, what's happening for us.

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Speaker 6: It's a huge opportunity that we cannot blow ourselves.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, so talk more about that, contextualize it, because we

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Speaker 20: as conservatives are always thinking that the left is in

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Speaker 20: a power position. They have a plan and they're ready

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Speaker 20: to go, and I think that we on the right

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Speaker 20: are usually victim of I don't want to say overestimating,

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Speaker 20: but thinking that there's always a conspiracy behind every left

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Speaker 20: wing decision, which sometimes there is, by the way, sometimes there.

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Speaker 3: Is, but not all good default.

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Speaker 20: But yeah, but you're saying, though and again when I

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Speaker 20: talk to democrats, I get the same sort of The

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Speaker 20: best term I could use is demoralization.

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Speaker 1: They're just demoralized as if.

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Speaker 20: Yes, they're like the Buffalo Bills after losing what is

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Speaker 20: it the fourth or fifth super Bowl?

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Speaker 1: A role? Was it four? Right after the fourth super Bowl,

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Speaker 1: they're like, come on, I mean how many more times

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Speaker 1: do I have to do this?

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Speaker 20: And do you feel as if the Democrat Party in

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Speaker 20: their primary selection you think about it, Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden,

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Speaker 20: Kamala Harris, those are three very safe picks that were

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Speaker 20: not really done quote unquote using democratic means. Bernie Sanders

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Speaker 20: won the primary in twenty sixteen. Is that going to change?

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Speaker 20: Will the base of the Democrat Party roar? And how

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Speaker 20: should we react to it?

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Speaker 6: So this is such an important question. It's one of

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Speaker 6: the most important questions that you can ask. And that

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Speaker 6: twenty sixteen primary absolutely was rigged for Hillary Clinton by

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Speaker 6: the Democrat apparatus. Charlie, we can talk about that at length,

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Speaker 6: maybe at another show, but I want to caveat what

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Speaker 6: I'm about to say. That man has got the right

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Speaker 6: approach we have to say and a warfooting. We cannot

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Speaker 6: act like this is peace time. And if you want

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Speaker 6: to defeat law fair, there's only one way to do it,

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Speaker 6: and that is to win every single election.

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Speaker 3: That's it.

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Speaker 6: That is the number one way to do it. That said,

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Speaker 6: things are looking good, Our bench is looking really dynamite.

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Speaker 6: The names Vance, Rubio, etc. Come to mind, and there's

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Speaker 6: so many others, but their bench looks very weak, and

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Speaker 6: they know it.

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Speaker 3: They know it's weak, and so.

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Speaker 6: They're going to try to have to find someone who's

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Speaker 6: probably unfamiliar to this audience to lead the party.

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Speaker 3: I'm not talking about just.

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Speaker 6: Being a nominee in twenty twenty eight, but just to

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Speaker 6: get some momentum and some energy. But they do not

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Speaker 6: have a mainstream person who is firing up their base,

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Speaker 6: and they all know it now, and they're all looking

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Speaker 6: around like they have no idea what to do. And

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Speaker 6: so that's I think why they've got all this time

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Speaker 6: to complain about Joe Biden when they're realizing.

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Speaker 3: They're actually complaining about themselves.

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Speaker 20: But minute remaining here, lots of news about the big

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Speaker 20: beautiful bill. What would you say is the status of that?

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Speaker 20: What do you want to see happen? One minute remaining

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Speaker 20: Alex Marlowe.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I like a lot of stuff, and I'm rooting

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Speaker 6: for the bill. I wish there were more cuts, but

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Speaker 6: I think that it's aential to President Trump's agenda that

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Speaker 6: it gets through. But obviously I would like to see

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Speaker 6: the cuts codified. It feels like a lot of the

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Speaker 6: spending takes place now and the cuts later. It's very dangerous.

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Speaker 6: We're playing a dangerous game in this country in that regard.

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Speaker 6: But we've got to get this agenda going, so I

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Speaker 6: am rooting for it to pass.

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Speaker 3: I'm just hoping it's the.

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Speaker 6: Best version humanly possible before it does.

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Speaker 3: But I like a lot of the stuff in it.

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Speaker 6: I know that in your first hour you're talking a

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Speaker 6: lot about it, and people should listen to that if

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Speaker 6: they're only catching this one.

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Speaker 3: But it is.

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Speaker 6: I'm optimistic, but I still want more cuts.

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Speaker 20: The great the best element of the bill that is

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Speaker 20: not being discussed is the tax on remittances. That is

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Speaker 20: the funding mechanism that makes illegal immigration possible.

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Speaker 1: Do you want to riff on that for thirty seconds? Alex?

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Speaker 3: Absolutely.

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Speaker 6: This is something where Trump's presidency is already historic because

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Speaker 6: he's doing everything to disincentivize more illegal immigration. Charlie, if

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Speaker 6: he does nothing else but play golf for the other

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Speaker 6: four years, if he continues to do this where there's

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Speaker 6: not going to be any new border crossers whatsoever, that's

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Speaker 6: already an a presidency. I hope he continues to do

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Speaker 6: all the great stuff he's doing and more, but that

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Speaker 6: for me is my number one, and he's already doing

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Speaker 6: it at a pace none of us could have even anticipated.

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Speaker 3: Even his biggest fans.

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Speaker 20: Well said, Alex, great work, Thank you so much, Come

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Speaker 20: back soon, Thank you, Thank you, Charlie. Mike Davis joins us. Next,

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Speaker 20: a lot of confusion about the Supreme Court. Mike Davis

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Speaker 20: offers some needed clarity.

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Speaker 1: Stay right there.

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Speaker 28: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice newsbreak.

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Speaker 3: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 28: There's good news for presidents trum so called One Big

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Speaker 28: Beautiful Bill. It passed the House Budget Committee overnight. After

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Speaker 28: failing in that same committee on Friday, four Republican fiscal

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Speaker 28: hawks are now on board after stalling this spending and

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Speaker 28: tax cut plan over concerns about the amount of spending

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Speaker 28: cuts in the bill being too small. Congressman Ship Roy

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Speaker 28: of Texas, who was one of the holdouts, says that

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Speaker 28: progress was made for the weekend, but he argues, quote,

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Speaker 28: we didn't get nearly far enough. Some estimates have the

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Speaker 28: measure adding as much as five trillion dollars to the

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Speaker 28: national debt. That's part of the reason the Moody's credit

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Speaker 28: rating service says it downgraded the country's credit rating from

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Speaker 28: the highest possible level. Moody blames the federal government's budget

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Speaker 28: deficit and rising costs of rolling over existing debt during

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Speaker 28: the current era of high interest rates. Treasury Secretary Scott

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Speaker 28: Besson dismissing the move, though, saying the Trump administration has

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Speaker 28: a plan to place a plan in place exceeds me

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Speaker 28: to boost the overall economy.

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Speaker 19: So we've been trying to bring down the spending and

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Speaker 19: we are going to grow the revenue side. So we

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Speaker 19: are going to grow the GDP faster than the debt grows,

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Speaker 19: and that will stabilize the debt to GDP, which even

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Speaker 19: Secretary Yellen and I agree is the most important number.

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Speaker 28: Meantime, President Trump's FBI Director Cash Pttel says his agency

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Speaker 28: is preparing to release information about various recent FBI investigations

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Speaker 28: in order to rebuild public trust. He's hinting at a

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Speaker 28: quote wave of transparency involving everything from the Hillary Clinton

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Speaker 28: email investigation to the FBI's involvement in the January sixth demonstrations.

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Speaker 3: Well, we got answers coming.

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Speaker 15: We just found a trove of information and it's on

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Speaker 15: its way to Capitol Hill right now, and they've asked

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Speaker 15: and they're getting them, and you're getting answers on January sixth,

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Speaker 15: You're getting answers on what sourcing was utilized, what money

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Speaker 15: was utilized, how many assets were utilized, who made those decisions.

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Speaker 3: You're getting it.

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Speaker 15: We can only control the FBI, but you're getting it

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Speaker 15: from the FBI.

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Speaker 28: Patel and his deputy Dan Bongino also say they have

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Speaker 28: a definitive answer about whether FBI agents were in the

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Speaker 28: crowd that day egging on protesters, while they're not making

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Speaker 28: that answer public at the moment. The two went to

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Speaker 28: great wings to distinguish between the FBI agents and FBI

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Speaker 28: assets who were in play that day. That's a quick

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Speaker 28: check off your headlines. I'm Terrence Baits.

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Speaker 8: Relentless from the spirit. You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 20: to read Lion dot com. Mike Davis is with us. Mike,

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Speaker 20: I know you got to dash a little soon here.

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Speaker 20: We're just running behind schedule here in London. A lot

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Speaker 20: of stuff happening, Mike. Thanks for taking the time. So

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Speaker 20: Mike explained to us the recent Supreme Court decision and

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Speaker 20: the significance of it and should people be freaking out now.

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Speaker 11: I wouldn't say that people should be freaking out. I

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Speaker 11: think the Supreme Court, I think they're being cowards. Frankly,

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Speaker 11: I don't think they're.

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Speaker 10: Following the law.

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Speaker 11: But they punted the decision back to the Fifth Circuit

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Speaker 11: Court of Appeals to decide what kind of notice how

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Speaker 11: long the Trump administration the president needs to provide to

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Speaker 11: trend day or radua foreign terrorist before the President of

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Speaker 11: the United States can expel foreign terrorist under the Alien

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Speaker 11: Enemies Act. I would say the time should be zero,

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Speaker 11: because the statute does not provide that there's any timeframe.

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Speaker 11: But you know it's going to go back to the

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Speaker 11: Fifth Circuit. The Fifth Circuit's going to have to figure

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Speaker 11: out how many days it will take to appease their

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Speaker 11: bosses on the Supreme Court, whether it's three days, seven days,

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Speaker 11: fourteen days, twenty one days, whatever the timeframe is, and

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Speaker 11: so then the President will have to give notice to

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Speaker 11: these trend de Iragua terrorists, and then they have a

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Speaker 11: chance to file a habeas petition during that time frame.

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Speaker 11: If they file a habeas petition, I guess the Fifth

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Speaker 11: Circuit's going to have to figure out whether it goes

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Speaker 11: to a district court or it goes to an executive

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Speaker 11: branch immigration judge. It's unclear, probably through the district courts,

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Speaker 11: and then who knows how long that will take. Who

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Speaker 11: knows the number of appeals. I would say to these

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Speaker 11: Supreme Court justices, it's very hard to be general and

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Speaker 11: it's very hard to be a senator, and they're not

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Speaker 11: very good at it. So maybe they should just stick

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Speaker 11: to their day job of deciding cases and controversies of

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Speaker 11: the parties. Properly before them with redressable claims, nothing more,

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Speaker 11: nothing less.

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Speaker 27: That's their Article three power.

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Speaker 1: So Mike, help me understand.

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Speaker 20: Are we trending towards a potential Supreme Court decision where

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Speaker 20: we're going to have to have twenty million trials for

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Speaker 20: the twenty million people illegally in the United States of America.

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Speaker 20: Will there be any nuance issued this that we have

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Speaker 20: to give full trials and due process for every person

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Speaker 20: that has broken into America.

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Speaker 27: That's a good question, I guess.

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Speaker 11: I guess it depends on what the seven senators on

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Speaker 11: the Supreme Court. Two of them are going to follow

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Speaker 11: the law. Justice Thomas and Justice a Leader. We are

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Speaker 11: going to follow the law. We have seven Supreme Court

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Speaker 11: justices who want to be generals and tell the President

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Speaker 11: of the United States want he has to turn around

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Speaker 11: military planes expelling terrorist. You know, we have seven generals

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Speaker 11: who tell the president you can't expel foreign terrorist. You

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Speaker 11: have seven generals who think that you have to provide

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Speaker 11: who knows how many days of notice and who knows

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Speaker 11: what kind of supposed due process. Look, illegal aliens do

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Speaker 11: not have the same constitutional rights that American citizens have.

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Speaker 11: There are Fifth Amendment constitutional rights to the extent they exist.

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Speaker 11: Are are you here illegally? And if you're here illegally,

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Speaker 11: do you have an excuse you need to go home?

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Speaker 11: If you're claiming asylum, there's a process for that. But

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Speaker 11: just running across the border and living here for several

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Speaker 11: years and then claiming an asylum when you get caught

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Speaker 11: is just not how it works, and so the Supreme.

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Speaker 1: But here's the issue, though, well, well, here's the issue.

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Speaker 20: I agree, But a lot of the people that came

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Speaker 20: under Biden all claimed the scam of asylum that the

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Speaker 20: majority were not god aways.

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Speaker 1: The majority were people that said.

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Speaker 20: Oh, please take me into custody, asylum, asylum, here's the

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Speaker 20: magic words, hocus pocus. Are we not allowed to expel

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Speaker 20: them immediately? Or do they have to get full trials

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Speaker 20: adjudicating their asylum claim? And why do we have the

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Speaker 20: asylum scam in the first place.

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Speaker 11: That's a very good question, and I think Congress needs

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Speaker 11: to close down the asylum scam. Make it very hard

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Speaker 11: to claim because guess what, if you're being persecuted in

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Speaker 11: your country, you're not being persecuted in the country next door,

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Speaker 11: Why do you have to come to America?

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Speaker 10: Right?

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Speaker 27: And so that's the issue.

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Speaker 11: There are people who have true asylum claims, like the

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Speaker 11: Africaners in South Africa who are being hunted down and

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Speaker 11: slaughtered because they are white, simply because of their race,

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Speaker 11: they would have a legitimate asylum claim. But if you

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Speaker 11: are in Central America or South America and you just

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Speaker 11: want to come to America to work, then that's not

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Speaker 11: a legitimate asylum claim. I would just ask this, if

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Speaker 11: they're being persecuted and tortured back home, why did they

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Speaker 11: leave their wife and kids back home? Why didn't they

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Speaker 11: bring their wife and kids with them when they're coming

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Speaker 11: to America. It's obvious they're scamming the asylum system. So

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Speaker 11: the Supreme Court needs to understand this. If they're going

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Speaker 11: to require constitutional, full due process and trials for twenty

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Speaker 11: million illegal immigrants, the Supreme Court is going to lose

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Speaker 11: its legitimacy.

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Speaker 10: And that's all it has.

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Speaker 20: Very good I know you got a dash in a

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Speaker 20: second here, Mike, but happened. What should happen if President

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Speaker 20: Trump gets a Supreme Court decision that says you must

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Speaker 20: have twenty million trials?

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Speaker 1: Is that it? Are we exhausted? Are we done? At

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Speaker 1: that point?

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Speaker 11: I hope the Supreme Court does not get to that point,

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Speaker 11: because I think the American people did not agree with

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Speaker 11: that at all, Not in our founding, not after the

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Speaker 11: Civil War when we ratified the Post Civil War Amendments,

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Speaker 11: not anytime since then through statutes, certainly not in this

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Speaker 11: last election. Right, the American people gave the president a

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Speaker 11: mandate to expel these illegal aliens, all twenty million of them.

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Speaker 11: They're all criminals, particularly Trend de Ragu and MS thirteen,

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Speaker 11: the most vicious terrorists in the Western hemisphere. And if

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Speaker 11: the Supreme Court puts up, if the Supreme Court makes

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Speaker 11: up the constitutional due process rights that are equivalent to

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Speaker 11: Americans due process rights, it's not going to fly.

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Speaker 27: Remember this.

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Speaker 11: It took the Supreme Court thirty thousand hours to provide

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Speaker 11: relief to January sixth defendants. It took them less than

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Speaker 11: twenty four hours to provide relief to Trend dear Ragua Terra.

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Speaker 11: Something is fundamentally flawed.

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Speaker 1: Mike, plug your stuff. I know you gotta dash.

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Speaker 11: Please, thank you article threeproject dot org, article number three,

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Speaker 11: Project dot org, and thank you Charlie.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely all right.

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Speaker 20: That's a great segue to what Hilldog the great orator,

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Speaker 20: Hillary Clinton said this weekend. We have always said that

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Speaker 20: the Democrat Party hates the American body politic. They don't

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Speaker 20: want to work with the American people. So when the

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Speaker 20: people are the sovereign, which technically we are, you just

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Speaker 20: change the people, don't try to win them over, but

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Speaker 20: actually dilute the influence of native born Americans turn America

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Speaker 20: into a fund mentally different thing than a country. Well,

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Speaker 20: this weekend, Hillary Clinton came out and said, the people

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Speaker 20: who produced the most children are immigrants. One of the

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Speaker 20: reasons why our economy did so much better was because

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Speaker 20: he had lots of immigrants, legally and undocumented who had

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Speaker 20: a larger than normal family. So instead of trying to

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Speaker 20: encourage Native Americans or native bored Americans to have more kids,

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Speaker 20: We're going to go import a bunch of elan Omar's

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Speaker 20: and Mohammedans from the Middle East.

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Speaker 1: Play cut one fifty nine.

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Speaker 13: People who produce the most children in our country are immigrants,

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Speaker 13: and they want to deport them. So none of this

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Speaker 13: adds up. But you know, one of the reasons why

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Speaker 13: our economy did so much better than comparable advanced economies

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Speaker 13: across the world is because we actually had a replenishment

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Speaker 13: because we had a lot of immigrants, legally and undocumented

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Speaker 13: who had a you know, larger than normal by American

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Speaker 13: standards families.

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Speaker 20: Okay, I don't know if you guys heard any of that,

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Speaker 20: but they're doing some sort of call the prayer or

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Speaker 20: something here at our hotel. So it was a fire

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Speaker 20: alarm test. It sounded like a call the prayer.

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Speaker 1: The uh no, y see, there you go. It's it's great,

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Speaker 1: just great, right in the middle of the day. Baby,

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Speaker 1: all right, let's play another piece of tape.

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Speaker 20: Follower, I have no idea how long this is gonna

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Speaker 20: Let are they done? This is the beauty of live radio.

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01:22:42,200 --> 01:22:44,479
Speaker 20: You just gotta keep going. You just got to keep moving.

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Speaker 20: Did I don't know if the audience heard any of that.

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Speaker 1: H Okay, I got a lot more I could say

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01:22:52,280 --> 01:22:54,120
Speaker 1: about that. You guys, you did hear that. That's very good.

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Speaker 20: Hold on, they got the that they they're they're doing

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Speaker 20: it all over again. Oh they got another test up.

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Speaker 20: These people are unbelievable. All right, back to what Hillary

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01:23:07,720 --> 01:23:13,080
Speaker 20: Clinton was saying. The Hillary Clinton, the Mike barely picks

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Speaker 20: it up. That's the beauty of localized Mike's though Hillary

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Speaker 20: Clinton was basically saying that these are your replacements and

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Speaker 20: you should welcome them into your country, that you should

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01:23:22,920 --> 01:23:27,400
Speaker 20: be excited about bringing in your replacements. Tim Walls said

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01:23:27,439 --> 01:23:31,240
Speaker 20: something about ice agents this weekend play cut one fifty one.

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Speaker 32: Donald Trump's modern day Escapo is scooping folks up off

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01:23:37,200 --> 01:23:40,719
Speaker 32: the streets. They're in unmarked vans, wearing masks, being shipped

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01:23:40,760 --> 01:23:44,040
Speaker 32: off to foreign torture dungeons. No chance to amount of defense,

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01:23:44,640 --> 01:23:46,640
Speaker 32: not even a chance to kiss the love one goodbye,

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01:23:46,920 --> 01:23:49,839
Speaker 32: just grabbed up by masked agents, shoved into those vans

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Speaker 32: and disappeared.

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Speaker 1: This is a complete lie.

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Speaker 20: Almost every single person, and by the way, he can't

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Speaker 20: even pronounce.

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Speaker 1: Gestapo, Tim Walls.

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Speaker 20: Every single person that is being deported has had plenty

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Speaker 20: of due process. These people have been in front of judges,

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01:24:05,760 --> 01:24:11,040
Speaker 20: they have notices of deportation on their file. And this

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Speaker 20: is where Tim Waalts really wants to go. He was

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Speaker 20: forcing people to take an experimental mRNA gene therapy shot

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01:24:18,120 --> 01:24:20,400
Speaker 20: against their will, and he all of a sudden wants

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Speaker 20: to go use some sort of reference to World War Two.

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Speaker 20: Immigration is a tool. Mass migration is a tool, and

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Speaker 20: being here in London. You can see how it fundamentally

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Speaker 20: changes the fiber of your nation. Arabic texts on stores

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01:24:39,320 --> 01:24:41,479
Speaker 20: all over the place, and that was not the case

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Speaker 20: when I was here five years ago. It is a

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01:24:43,439 --> 01:24:49,000
Speaker 20: conquering fundamentally, when Islam comes to a country, they multiply,

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Speaker 20: they envelop and they take it over. In Islam, they

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Speaker 20: do not believe in freedom of speech. You cannot say

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Speaker 20: anything negative about the prophet Muhammad, amongst.

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Speaker 1: Many the things.

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Speaker 20: They do not believe in freedom of religion, and they

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Speaker 20: do not believe in separation of Moskin state. They believe

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Speaker 20: in a fusion of Moscan state, otherwise known as Sharia law.

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Speaker 20: They want the pillars of Islam and the teachings of

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Speaker 20: the Hadith to be incorporated into the government. And does

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Speaker 20: that make the West freer? Was the West built on this?

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Speaker 20: It's very interesting. We have decided to deny our birthright,

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Speaker 20: which is Christianity, then go towards secularism and import Islam,

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01:25:31,400 --> 01:25:33,880
Speaker 20: something that has never had anything to the Western civilization.

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01:25:34,120 --> 01:25:37,200
Speaker 20: We are called the West for a reason because we're

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Speaker 20: not in the East, and we're not in the Middle East.

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01:25:39,720 --> 01:25:46,840
Speaker 20: We've brought in Islamic fundamentalism into our countries via cultural suicide,

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01:25:46,960 --> 01:25:49,080
Speaker 20: and Hillary Clinton says, well, they're having more babies than

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01:25:49,080 --> 01:25:50,960
Speaker 20: we should bring them in. We should have the ability

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01:25:50,960 --> 01:25:53,880
Speaker 20: to deport all of them whenever we want. What country

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Speaker 20: and of the world became better when the Christian share

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Speaker 20: declined in favor of becoming more Muslim, Not one, but

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Speaker 20: almost every country gets better when it becomes more Christian.

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Speaker 20: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com when

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Speaker 20: it's play for you one of our viral TikTok videos.

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Speaker 1: Here, let's go to cut one.

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Speaker 1: Last five years.

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Speaker 20: I have a message to men, and then I want

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Speaker 20: you to give a message to women.

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Speaker 1: Men.

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Speaker 20: difference is that you, guys get to hide behind some screen.

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Speaker 20: and you need to stop doing it and repent in

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Speaker 20: front of God for contributing to this awful cancer of

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Speaker 20: selling your body for cash online.

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Speaker 1: That is my message to men.

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Speaker 20: What is your message to women that sell their bodies online?

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Speaker 33: have daddy issues, mommy issues, but you were made for

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Speaker 33: so much more. In the eyes of God, you are

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Speaker 33: fearfully and wonderfully made, and that is it.

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Speaker 20: The video has over fourteen million views on TikTok and counting.

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Speaker 20: What is a mechanic owner and auto shop owner in Georgia,

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Speaker 20: at taco restaurant owner in Arizona, and a life saving

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Speaker 20: TikTok say TikTok has allowed them to scale their operations,

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Speaker 20: increasing sales and expanding to new locations.

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Speaker 1: If you small businesses thrive on TikTok.

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Speaker 20: Learn more about TikTok's contributions to the US economy at

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Speaker 20: dot com back in twenty eighteen twenty seventeen. In the

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Speaker 20: spring of twenty seventeen, we knew one of the reasons

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Speaker 20: why the quote unquote Democrat let resistance was real was

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Speaker 20: because of voter registration data. There's a lot of things

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Speaker 20: you can fake. One of the things you cannot fake

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Speaker 20: is voter registration. After January sixth, for example, voter registration

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Speaker 20: was bad for Republicans. It took a momentary decline for

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Speaker 20: almost the next six months.

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Speaker 1: It was not good.

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Speaker 20: Voter registration is how people are thinking in the moment.

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Speaker 20: Voter registration is actually more accurate than any poll because

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Speaker 20: what it is is new voters taking pieces of paper

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Speaker 20: and saying, this is what I affiliate with. This is

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Speaker 20: how I'm thinking in that time. Now, of course, those

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Speaker 20: people can change their mind. If someone registers a Republican,

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Speaker 20: they can then become a Democrat. But if they register

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Speaker 20: as a Republican, they're at least center.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 20: Two pieces of voter registration data that is very, very

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Speaker 20: promising everybody. The first of which is this it is

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Speaker 20: official Miami Dade County has flipped. Read by voter registration

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Speaker 20: to understand the significance of this. This used to be

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Speaker 20: one of the bluest cities in America. I believe it

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Speaker 20: was the nineteen seventy two Right Blake nineteen seventy two

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Speaker 20: convention in Miami, nineteen seventy two with McGovern Miami is

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Speaker 20: literally where they held the DNC in nineteen seventy two.

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Speaker 1: It was a stronghold.

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Speaker 20: Now Myami Dade County has more registered Republicans than Democrats,

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Speaker 20: highly Hispanic, very Cuban, wonderful people. In twenty sixteen, Miami

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Speaker 20: Dade County voted for Hillary Clinton sixty three percent. So

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Speaker 20: it was sixty three percent Democrat in twenty sixteen, and

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Speaker 20: now it is a majority Republican everybody.

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Speaker 8: This is a.

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Speaker 20: Seismic shift happening in the American body politic. If the

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Speaker 20: Democrat resistance was really going well and penetrating into younger

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Speaker 20: people and persuadable voters, they would be winning voter registration

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Speaker 20: battles in places like Miami Dade County. The other piece

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Speaker 20: of data put two of three up on screen, and

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Speaker 20: this is one that turning point deserves a lot of

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Speaker 20: credit because we still have hundreds of people out in

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Speaker 20: the streets every day registering voters. The campaign has never stopped.

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Speaker 20: In Arizona, Republicans are thirty five percent of all registered vote,

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Speaker 20: Democrats are twenty eight percent. Others meaning independents, are thirty

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Speaker 20: three percent.

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Speaker 1: Back in two thousand and twenty one, it was thirty

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Speaker 1: three thirty three thirty three.

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Speaker 20: Democrats have dropped five points in their voter registration share.

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Speaker 20: We have gone up two points. In fact, there are

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Speaker 20: in the state of Arizona. Our advantage over a Republican

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Speaker 20: versus Democrat was right around like eighty thousand more Republicans

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Speaker 20: than Democrats right after the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 1: It was bad.

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Speaker 20: Now it is well, Oh, I'm doing the math right

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Speaker 20: now it is well over three hundred and thirty thousand.

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Speaker 1: In Arizona.

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Speaker 20: There are three hundred and thirty thousand more registered Republicans

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Speaker 20: than Democrats, a nearly three times increase versus twenty twenty.

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Speaker 20: And so if the Democrats were really gaining steam with

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Speaker 20: the grassroots of all this clamoring and yammering was working,

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Speaker 20: it would be materializing in the voter registration data. And

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Speaker 20: it's not no time for cruise control. Tyranny never sleeps.

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Speaker 20: On my way to Cambridge and then Oxford. I'll see

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Speaker 20: you guys back in America. Andrew will host. In the meantime,

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Speaker 20: God blessed, talk to you soon