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Speaker 2: Take you down.

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Speaker 3: They send a message, and the math does not get

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Speaker 3: If this is supposed to be the easiest vote, it

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Speaker 4: I was about to say this is the easiest vote,

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Speaker 5: Then, on top of that, once the votes had already

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Speaker 5: and had a common conversation with them. Now, I spoke

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Speaker 6: But mister Norman Johnson mis.

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Speaker 7: Yourself is recorded as Donald's mis yourself, Johnson's.

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Speaker 1: Let's say listen, I say that gap will coming down.

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Speaker 8: Let's listen in.

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Speaker 4: The tellers agree on their tallies that the total number

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Speaker 2: Well, the reservations are.

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Speaker 9: We spent close to three trillion dollars last year with

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Speaker 9: It's twenty twenty five. The President asked us to get

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Speaker 9: It is now Mike Johnson's house to deliver. It is

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Speaker 9: We've got to stop spending money we don't have in

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Speaker 10: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 1: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 12: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 13: Your room.

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Speaker 2: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 11: Friday, three January, Year of the Lord, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 9: Full liking in terms of where I would have preferred

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Speaker 9: Nothing, and that was problematic and disturbing to me. At

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Speaker 11: So this is okay, we can take you down. President

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Speaker 14: Absolutely, we'll be asking Quetel.

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Speaker 8: Reading through this ruling, I know you are as well.

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Speaker 1: What stood out to you?

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Speaker 10: Well?

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Speaker 15: I think that our viewers should understand that Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: had made emotions saying that because of presidential temporary immunity

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Speaker 15: when he will serve as president, that that meant that

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Speaker 15: he during this time while he's president elect, he should

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Speaker 15: not be sentenced, nor during the time that he is

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Speaker 15: president should he be sentenced. So, in other words, this

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Speaker 15: should be kicked down the road for over four years.

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Speaker 15: He also said that the case should be dismissed as

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Speaker 15: a result of this temporary immunity that President enjoyed. The

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Speaker 15: DA opposed that, and so here Judge Marshawn is saying,

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Speaker 15: you know what, you're just like anyone else. There is

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Speaker 15: a unanimous jury in a criminal case that found, as

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Speaker 15: you said, Osia thirty four felony counts, which is remarkable

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Speaker 15: that we're going to have the president at elect potentially

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Speaker 15: being sentenced. One final note, Alicia, is that Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: still has the moves to play because he can seek

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Speaker 15: an appeal right now or rid of mandamus to try

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Speaker 15: and prevent the sentence from going forward. That would be

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Speaker 15: extremely unusual. But nothing about this case, or any of

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump's criminal cases, is at all usual. So we

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Speaker 15: should expect some sort of effort by the President elect

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Speaker 15: to forestall a January tenth sentencing.

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Speaker 11: That is future inmate Weisman or a federal prison. Eventually,

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Speaker 11: we're going to get you Weisman. Take that to the bank, Sir,

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Speaker 11: Mike Davis, your thoughts. They're obsessed with President Trump and

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Speaker 11: obsessed with getting this verdict on President Trump the from

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Speaker 11: the insane. Judge Mershawn, Sir, Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So you have this Democrats Manhattan Judge Wan Marshon who

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Speaker 12: donated to Trump's political opponents, whose adult daughter, Lauren Mashon,

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Speaker 12: is making money off of this case through her fundraising,

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Speaker 12: and whose daughter worked for Kamala Harris's campaign. That requires

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Speaker 12: Mershon's refusal from this case, but he has been held

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Speaker 12: bent to get Trump on these bogus charges brought by

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Speaker 12: this Soros funded Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg along with Matthew Colangelo,

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Speaker 12: who got deployed from the Biden Justice Department to bring

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Speaker 12: this unprecedented case for the non crime of a businessman

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Speaker 12: settling a nuisance claim and putting in it as private

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Speaker 12: books as a legal expense.

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Speaker 10: I don't know what the hell else you would call it.

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Speaker 12: But somehow this turned into thirty four felonies. And here's

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Speaker 12: the problem with this case. There are many reversible airs,

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Speaker 12: but they took evidence of President Trump umps from President

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Speaker 12: Trump's top.

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Speaker 10: Aids in the White House.

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Speaker 12: The last time two top aids had to come in

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Speaker 12: and testify. That violated the doctrine of presidential community, as

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Speaker 12: the Supreme Court clearly ruled and June, and they're ignoring this,

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Speaker 12: so they're trying to move forward this Mershon's trying to

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Speaker 12: move forward.

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Speaker 10: To label Trump a convicted thun Land before he goes

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Speaker 10: back to the PAS.

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Speaker 11: That's what this is, before the inauguration. This is what

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Speaker 11: it is. Mike Hanger for one second, Mike Davis joins us.

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Speaker 11: Natalie's going to be up. We're going to talk about

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Speaker 11: I'm gonna go back and go back to the speaker,

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Speaker 11: to the elections of the Speaker's election, and also what's

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Speaker 11: going to happen tomorrow and Fort mcnaerre at the conference.

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Speaker 11: Signal not noise. I told you it's going to be

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Speaker 11: about reconciliation, and I told you it's going to be

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Speaker 11: about rules. They spit the bit and didn't get Chip

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Speaker 11: Roy to run the rules committee. So hey, Katie Barrow,

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Speaker 11: the door now over in the house, short break back

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Speaker 11: in the warm in just a moment.

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Speaker 2: Here's your host, Stephen k Maas.

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Speaker 11: Okay, it's a Friday. It's all signaled no noise today.

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Speaker 11: We told you beforehand what was going to happen in

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Speaker 11: the House. I'll get back to that later because it's

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Speaker 11: quite important this audience understands both critical path process, the

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Speaker 11: structure of this and what the economics going to look like.

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Speaker 11: One of the top reporters that cover these things actually

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Speaker 11: tweeted out what Chip Roary was saying on here about

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Speaker 11: some of the cuts. I'm gonna get to that in

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Speaker 11: a second. Particularly any media's watching, which we know you are, Mike.

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Speaker 11: The reason they're watching, by the way, is this audience

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Speaker 11: the most powerful audience and the most powerful political movement

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Speaker 11: in world history, the MAGA movement. President Trump is our leader.

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Speaker 11: And President Trump get a speaker today, they immediately Mrshawn

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Speaker 11: inmate Weisman. They're obsessed with Trump. You nailed it right there.

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Speaker 11: They want to make sure that when Trum takes ghost

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Speaker 11: inaugural that all the mainstream media saying he's a convicted

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Speaker 11: felon with the following sentence, you know, even if it's delayed,

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Speaker 11: or even if it's he says, well it should be prison.

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Speaker 11: But I'm going to do this because you're gonna be

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Speaker 11: in the White House, et cetera. Boris couldn't come on

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Speaker 11: today because the lawyers are working over time on this

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Speaker 11: even as we speak. But Mike Davis, given we know

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Speaker 11: what Mershon wants to do, we want to know what

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Speaker 11: that's smirking Hyena Weisman wants to do. And all those

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Speaker 11: future criminals or they are criminals, but future inmates are

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Speaker 11: are doing. What is your kind of record? How should

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Speaker 11: the audience think about this number one? And for the president?

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Speaker 11: What are the potential alternatives here? Sir?

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Speaker 12: So, the American people heard all of the evidence and

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Speaker 12: allegations and all four of these bogus criminal prosecutions against

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Speaker 12: President Trump, along with all the civil nonsense trying to

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Speaker 12: throw them off the ballot, trying to bankrupt him. The

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Speaker 12: American people rendered their verdicts on November fifth. And you

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Speaker 12: have these Democrat prosecutors and these Democrat judges, and these

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Speaker 12: Democrat holes like Judge Murshaan, this corrupt, partisan, dangerous judge

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Speaker 12: in Manhattan, who want to disregard the will of the

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Speaker 12: American people. These are bogus charges against President Trump. If

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Speaker 12: they would not have brought these charges, President Trump would

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Speaker 12: probably be a retired president in Moro Laco.

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Speaker 10: He would not have been.

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Speaker 12: Propelled back onto the political scene, into the presidential.

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Speaker 10: Race and back into the White House. And these these.

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Speaker 12: Partisan Democrat operatives in these prosecutors' offices and these judges

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Speaker 12: chambers can't get this through their thick goals that the

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Speaker 12: American people are tired of this unprecedented republic ending law fair.

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Speaker 10: And election interferance. And they're going to learn this the

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Speaker 10: hard way because.

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Speaker 12: Guess what, Judge Murshan's going to sentence President Trump on

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Speaker 12: January tenth, if the Supreme Court doesn't stop him before that,

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Speaker 12: which the Supreme Court absolutely should do.

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Speaker 10: He's put in this order today.

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Speaker 12: He's probably not going to put President Trump in prison,

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Speaker 12: but he's going to label him a convicted felon.

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Speaker 10: Before he goes into the White House.

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Speaker 12: And I would say this to these Democrat partisan operatives

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Speaker 12: right now, you guys are the hunters. And guess what,

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Speaker 12: on January twentieth at noon, you're going to become the

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Speaker 12: hunted because I'm going to push very hard from the

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Speaker 12: Article three projects, very publicly for the Trump forty seven

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Speaker 12: Justice Department to open a criminal probe on all of

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Speaker 12: these Democrat operatives who have waged this unprecedented lawfare. And

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Speaker 12: this special grand jury down in Fort Pierce, Florida should

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Speaker 12: investigate all of these Democrats, whether it's Alvin Bragg, Tiss,

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Speaker 12: James Fanny Willis, Judge Burshawn, Matthew Colangelo, Andrew Weissman on

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Speaker 12: the outside, they all need to be investigated by a

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Speaker 12: grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida where they did the

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Speaker 12: Morologue raid for conspiracy against rights under eighteen USC. Section

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Speaker 12: two forty one, a very serious federal civil rights felony.

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Speaker 12: Jack Smith, who should be part of this investigation along

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Speaker 12: with j Bratt, are very well aware of this charge.

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Speaker 12: It's one of the charges they've brought against President Trump and.

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Speaker 10: Their bogus DC case.

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Speaker 12: Judge Tanya Shutkin should also be part of this because

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Speaker 12: judges are not above the law when it comes to

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Speaker 12: eighteen USC.

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Speaker 10: Section two forty one, as they've told us.

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Speaker 12: For the last three years of this bogus lawfair against

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Speaker 12: Trump for non crimes, or they went after Trump his

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Speaker 12: top aids like you Steve Bannon, Peter Davarro who went

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Speaker 12: to prison his supporters on January sixth, who were politically

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Speaker 12: persecuted under the Supreme Courts Fisher decision.

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Speaker 10: There has to be accountability for what happens.

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Speaker 12: So they're gonna gleefully sentence President Trump on January tenth,

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Speaker 12: and then guess what on January twentieth.

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Speaker 10: Accountability is coming. Justice is coming, but.

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Speaker 11: We have to sit through. This is going to be

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Speaker 11: just like folks remember sitting outside the courtroom, they had

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Speaker 11: the Director's Chairs and Rachel Maddins all puffed up, and

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Speaker 11: Andrew Weisman is there, and they're outside in New York,

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Speaker 11: and they're down in Georgia and Folden County, and they're

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Speaker 11: outside Washington, d C. And they're all smirking and laughing

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Speaker 11: and high five and that Trump's going to go to prison,

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Speaker 11: and Trump's going to do this, and Trump's going to

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Speaker 11: do that. Mike Davis said it best. The American people

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Speaker 11: rendered their verdict. They were the jury here. They rendered

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Speaker 11: their verdict on the fifth of November, and they said,

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Speaker 11: this is bs. We want it gone, and we want

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Speaker 11: this guy back in the White House. We want him

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Speaker 11: as chief magistrate more than ever. Mike, I think when

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Speaker 11: you talk about unity of the executive right, he's the

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Speaker 11: chief executive officer of the government by the constitution. He's

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Speaker 11: commander in chief of the armed forces by the constitution.

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Speaker 11: He's also chief magistrate and the chief Law Enforcement Office

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Speaker 11: or by the Constitution. The progressive left ever since Watergate,

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Speaker 11: has kind of hived that off and they want that

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Speaker 11: to themselves. Oh no, no, no, You've got to have

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Speaker 11: this separation. There can be no separation today. This is

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Speaker 11: not going after President Trump's opponents or his enemies. There

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Speaker 11: has to be accountability for this. He is the chief magistrate,

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Speaker 11: he owes it. He has a duty to the country.

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Speaker 11: He has a duty to the Constitution to pursue this

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Speaker 11: and should be pursued as publicly as possible because the

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Speaker 11: facts are overwhelmingly on his side. Mike Davis.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, So President Trump is supposed to be preparing to

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Speaker 12: take office on January twentieth. We have a current president

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Speaker 12: who is not up to the job.

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Speaker 10: It's very clear.

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Speaker 12: We have his law enforcement and intell agencies who are

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Speaker 12: not catching terrorist attacks around America when people are when

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Speaker 12: you have former military men posting videos supporting ISIS, and

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Speaker 12: we're not catching that because we have our Justice Department

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Speaker 12: and intel agencies so politicized and weaponized to go after Trump.

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Speaker 10: His top aids, and his supporters.

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Speaker 12: And when President Trump is supposed to be preparing to

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Speaker 12: take office on January twentieth, this partisan clown, Marxist judge,

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Speaker 12: this corrupt, dangerous hack, judge one Mershon wants the president

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Speaker 12: elect to spend his time preparing for this sentencing hearing

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Speaker 12: for this bogus case in New York that the prior

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Speaker 12: Manhattan da the Manhattan US Attorney, the Federal Election Commission,

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Speaker 12: and Alvin Bragg himself declined to bring I hope that

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Speaker 12: Judge Burschon's dodter, Lauren Machon, has made a lot of

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Speaker 12: money off of this case because guess what. On January twentieth,

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Speaker 12: I hope the Trump forty seven Justice Department opens a

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Speaker 12: criminal probe on all of them, including Judge Murshon.

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Speaker 10: And if there's.

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Speaker 12: Evidence that they've engaged in this illegal criminal conspiracy against

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Speaker 12: rights under eighteen USC. Section two forty one, they need

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Speaker 12: to put Judge Marshon's ASCID in prison.

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Speaker 11: They should preserve their documents. I can tell you what's

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Speaker 11: coming after the twentieth. It is to preserve your document letter.

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Speaker 11: But I would do that today. I want to go

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Speaker 11: to something we dealt with about the Supreme Court justices

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Speaker 11: and they put their houses and they docked them, you know,

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Speaker 11: during the Dobbs decision on abortion. But the Chief Justice

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Speaker 11: Supreme Court came out the other day and I don't know,

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Speaker 11: you know, we're making a big push that Barrow Howe

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Speaker 11: and some of these judges in DC should be brought

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Speaker 11: up for review. And I think a couple of them

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Speaker 11: ought to be impeached and tried in the Senate and

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Speaker 12: elitist whimps like Bill Barr that you know, has a

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Speaker 12: gonna be dealing with a real attorney general who actually

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Speaker 12: I seriously doubt unlike Bill Barr.

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Speaker 10: I seriously doubt.

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Speaker 12: Bill, that Pam Bondi is gonna put up with this nonsense.

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Speaker 11: I want to talk about confirmation, Pam Bondy, and cash.

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Speaker 11: Given what the FBI has done, they talked about they

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Speaker 11: want continuity. No, this is a completely dysfunctional institution. It

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Speaker 11: together again. We need cash and we need Bondi. You're

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Speaker 11: my confirmations guy. People have to realize that in the

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Speaker 11: feeling it on the confirmations. We wanted to flood the

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Speaker 11: even going to start until the sixteen to seventeenth. At

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Speaker 11: the committee level. You know, you may not get these

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Speaker 11: Can you make me feel better that this process is

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Speaker 12: Well, I would say this, these people who laughed when

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Speaker 11: Okay, good, so we know we got their minds right

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Speaker 11: absolutely correct. You know some of these nominations. Remember how

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Speaker 11: it's going to be.

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Speaker 12: Well, what they generally do is they'll start by having

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Speaker 12: And so I imagine with Pam Bondi, they will waive

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Speaker 12: And I think the Senate needs to move forward and

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Speaker 11: Brother, Thank you so much, Mike Glenn Dell. Maybe track

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Speaker 11: them down for the next hour. Next hours, go be

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Speaker 11: on fire, big fight over rules. Remember we love the receipts.

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Speaker 11: Here in the war room, we're gonna talk about that.

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Speaker 11: Natalie Winter is going to join me. We got a

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Speaker 11: lot to talk about on immigration. This is why we

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Speaker 11: need one reconciliation or two reconciliations, one right up front

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Speaker 11: that we can see on immigration, border, border security, deportations,

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Speaker 11: mass deportations. I don't know, energy, throw a little defense

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Speaker 11: in there. Boom, give me fifty executive orders, and Bob's

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Speaker 11: that next hour, also about this rules change and maybe

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Speaker 11: cover this conference over at Fort McNair, the historic Fort

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Speaker 11: get their strategy for twenty twenty five. Now that they

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Speaker 11: got their speaker, we're gonna leave you with the right

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Speaker 11: stuff we're gonna return in just a moment for the

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Speaker 11: second hour in the afternoon show of the War Room