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Speaker 2: A young woman, very young. Virginia Fox, Virginia. What a

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Speaker 3: I just like your overview of what you think really happened,

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Speaker 6: So I think first up, the President had the right messaging.

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Speaker 6: We're doing other great things. Democrats have one interest. If

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Speaker 3: That's the big news.

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Speaker 6: How do they do that? How do they get this

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Speaker 6: Let's find out from the National Archives how many times

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Speaker 4: Now that another day has passed, you believe that it's

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Speaker 6: Democrats have nothing to really listen. They're ridiculing a guy

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Speaker 7: And it was my commitment to the President, to the Senate,

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Speaker 6: They got nothing else, so they got to try to

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Speaker 3: twenty six years old, and she is just i'll say

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Speaker 3: it a probably control. She's a badass, Caroline Levit. Guys,

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Speaker 3: it's a thirteen.

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Speaker 8: I have two questions.

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Speaker 9: One on a follow up on something you just said.

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Speaker 9: But since we have these messages released, and you said

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Speaker 9: that the President has now personally reviewed them.

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Speaker 8: At the chat. At one point, Pete said wrote.

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Speaker 9: Fourteen fifteen strikero on target, and in all caps, he said,

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Speaker 9: this is when the first bombs will definitely drop.

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Speaker 8: Does the President feel that he was.

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Speaker 9: Misled by his national security advisors whoever it was that

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Speaker 9: told him there was no classified information in there? Now

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Speaker 9: that he's seen these messages.

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Speaker 10: I've now been asked to answer this question three times

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Speaker 10: by the both of you, and I've given you my answer.

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Speaker 10: The President feels the same today as he did yesterday, Ik,

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Speaker 10: phil And.

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Speaker 8: I'm sorry I might follow up on but you had

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Speaker 8: just go ahead, Philip.

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Speaker 10: I mean, when I'm not taking.

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Speaker 3: Your follow up.

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Speaker 8: I have a follow on something you.

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Speaker 9: Just said, though, Caroline, that's Caitlin regarding that for making

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Speaker 9: your follow up, Philip go ahead, I've called you hey.

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Speaker 11: Vice President seemed to express some frustration that you'rek wasn't

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Speaker 11: doing much.

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Speaker 3: John, You and I've been doing this a long time.

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Speaker 3: I mean, Jim Acossa made a name for himself because

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Speaker 3: he was up there. He's a fighter. He got smacked down,

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Speaker 3: Trump smacked he got back up. But Caitlin Collins got

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Speaker 3: smoked in the cabinet room yesterday when she tried to

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Speaker 3: cut President Trump off and he put her in her place,

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Speaker 3: and Caroline Levit just just completely went like this, I'm

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Speaker 3: not listening to and she's a star. How do we

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Speaker 3: get these people? They just want so badly to be

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Speaker 3: to get a scalpe.

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Speaker 6: Listen, they're just going to end up giving their own

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Speaker 6: scalp in because they're ruining their own reputations acting this way.

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Speaker 6: You know, Caroline's a lot younger than the very first

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Speaker 6: press secretary that I got to see in action when

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Speaker 6: I came to Washington in nineteen ninety one. But Marlon

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Speaker 6: Fitzwater was just as good as George hw Bush's press

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Speaker 6: secretary at putting the media in their place. And I

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Speaker 6: will tell you she may be young, but her ability

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Speaker 6: to command the stage, to control that room not let

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Speaker 6: it get overrun, is really impressive. And I think, you

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Speaker 6: know what she's doing. She's serving the American interest. It's

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Speaker 6: not even serving President Trump's interest. A press secretary that

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Speaker 6: stays on what's important for the American people and cuts

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Speaker 6: off things that are just the gotchas silliness of.

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Speaker 3: The old medium.

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Speaker 6: They're doing the public of favor because they're allowing the

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Speaker 6: American people to hear answers about what matters to them inflation, war, peace,

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Speaker 6: the border. And she keeps that message front and center.

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Speaker 6: I think it's an extraordinary public service she's doing. She's

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Speaker 6: extraordinarily skilled, and more and more you're gonna see more

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Speaker 6: reporters get schooled.

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Speaker 1: She is.

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Speaker 6: She comes prepared, she already knows that got your questions

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Speaker 6: before they come. And she's putting a lot of those

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Speaker 3: And if you remember, you remember Kaarine Jumpierre. When she

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Speaker 3: first started, she had nowhere to go. Everything was out

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Speaker 3: of that book. There was a huge book, and she

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Speaker 3: had every topic that she could possibly be asked, and

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Speaker 3: she'd have to find the right tab, open it up

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Speaker 3: and start reading a prepared answer for everything. Caroline is

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Speaker 3: just like off the top of her head like boom booms.

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Speaker 3: Maybe this one she's running gun and it's really impressive. John,

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Speaker 3: I know you gotta go. We gotta prep for your show.

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Speaker 3: You got a big interview. Appreciate your time, John Solomon. Folks,

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Speaker 3: thank you, so it's great to be at the show. Congrats, folks.

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Speaker 3: gorgeous shot there. Good to see you, and I heard

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Speaker 3: you get called out by the presidents being a superstarst

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Speaker 3: quite a nice event for recognition of Women's History Month. Mark,

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Speaker 3: you tell us about it.

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Speaker 13: It was incredible. President Trump is he is the president

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Speaker 13: for women, and the Republican Party is the president for women.

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Speaker 13: It was such an honor to be there as we

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Speaker 13: launched the very first Republican Women's Caucus, which has been

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Speaker 13: led by Kat Cammick, a great colleague of mine, who,

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Speaker 13: by the way, announced that she is expecting. She announced

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Speaker 13: that on stage to all of this, all of us,

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Speaker 13: none of us knew that she was pregnant, but we

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Speaker 13: are delighted to share in her great news. President Trump

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Speaker 13: was so much fun, as always, joking with us and

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Speaker 13: talking about all the issues that we campaigned on and

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Speaker 13: now are being delivered with his great administration.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and he was having fun, as you pointed out,

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Speaker 3: and you really enjoyed it. Pointed out that there's no

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Speaker 3: Dude's History Month, or if there was, he cut it

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Speaker 3: down to like five minutes. But he was really enjoying

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Speaker 3: the crowd. Nay, they really they love him, don't they.

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Speaker 13: Oh, they love him, you know, he's been attacked for

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Speaker 13: so many years. They said that women didn't like him,

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Speaker 13: and that's absolutely not true. Women love President Trump, and

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Speaker 13: he's done more for women than any other president in history.

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Speaker 13: He's defending men and women's sports by signing his executive order.

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Speaker 13: He's doing something that I'm personally passionate about, and I

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Speaker 13: have a bill that will soon pass the House floor,

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Speaker 13: and that's criminalizing sex changes on children that should never

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Speaker 13: happen and it's just unimaginable. And he's defending gender that

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Speaker 13: there's only two genders, male and female. And so we're

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Speaker 13: all so thankful to President Trump. But they're also doing

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Speaker 13: a lot more that helped not only women but all

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Speaker 13: of us. Eric lowering inflation, lowering gas prices. Gas in

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Speaker 13: my district when I went home last week was two

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Speaker 13: dollars and seventy three cents, and lowering the price of eggs,

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Speaker 13: whether the media likes it or not, that was all

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Speaker 13: on Joe Biden's watch. So it was a lot of

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Speaker 13: fun today here at the White House.

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Speaker 3: Here was a really nice moment that we didn't have

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Speaker 3: to hear left wing nut jobs complaining about that the

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Speaker 3: signal chat that that they've been just occupying the arways.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I saw some lunatic congressman. Today's ask I

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Speaker 3: believe is Tulsea Gabbard or someone if Pete Hegseth was

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Speaker 3: drunk on the chat. I mean, how how low can

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Speaker 3: they step? Congresswoman?

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Speaker 13: They're They're repulsive, They're shameful.

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Speaker 14: You know.

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Speaker 13: I dealt with a few of those questions myself after

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Speaker 13: the NPR PBS hearing I had today on my Doge

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Speaker 13: Subcommittee on Oversight.

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Speaker 11: Uh.

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Speaker 13: You know what was really funny, Eric, You're going to

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Speaker 13: love this. The press on the Capitol outside my hearing room.

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Speaker 13: They were great. They were asking me questions specifically about

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Speaker 13: the defunding of NPR and PBS, which I'm absolutely moving

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Speaker 13: forward with and taking down corporate public broadcasting, which is

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Speaker 13: something that every Republican president since LBJ has said they

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Speaker 13: were going to do and never got it done. And

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Speaker 13: we're going to make sure that President Trump is able

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Speaker 13: to sign that. But here was Here was what was

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Speaker 13: so interesting. It was a British reporter that came up

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Speaker 13: to me and was actually attacking President Trump and his

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Speaker 13: administration about the signal chat. And I found it so

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Speaker 13: ironic because this woman, this British woman. If she was

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Speaker 13: back home in her country, she would be censored and

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Speaker 13: she couldn't put her opinions on social media because they

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Speaker 13: don't respect free speech. But I asked her back, I said,

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Speaker 13: you know, why don't you care about the women that

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Speaker 13: are being raped in your country by the migrants that

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Speaker 13: have come across your country's open borders instead of you're

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Speaker 13: attacking our president and this administration that's doing every single

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Speaker 13: thing right and actually delivering the mandate that the American

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Speaker 13: people voted for in November. And she didn't have anything

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Speaker 13: really to come back on that, but to continue to

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Speaker 13: launch into the lies so that they can put it

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Speaker 13: in the headlines, because that's the only playbooks.

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Speaker 3: That's how you smack her down. You shut her right down.

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Speaker 3: Her tail got planted firmly between her legs and she

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Speaker 3: kind of backed off. That was great. Can we talk

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Speaker 3: a little bit about the NPR and various other programming

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Speaker 3: that the American people support with harder tax dollars. It

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Speaker 3: should be noted that this programming leans hard left. Obviously,

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Speaker 3: the editorial leans hard left. And I believe it was

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Speaker 3: JD Vance or someone today who said that there were

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Speaker 3: something like sixty three directors in NPR, and they all

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Speaker 3: report to the Democrat Party. None of them were conservative.

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Speaker 3: Is that right? Is it that much of a skew

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Speaker 3: behind the scene interaction go ahead?

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Speaker 13: It's worse than that. It's not sixty three, it's eighty seven.

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Speaker 13: Eighty seven are registered Democrat voters. There's not one registered

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Speaker 13: Republican voter on the board for NPR. That shows you

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Speaker 13: the bias that they have. You know, Media Research Center

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Speaker 13: has done a lot of reporting. Ninety percent of their

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Speaker 13: reporting has a left leaning bias and doesn't represent so

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Speaker 13: called rural America that they claim that they are talking to.

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Speaker 13: You know, what's even more discussing, Eric, is the transagenda

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Speaker 13: that has been pushed on children through PBS. MS Kerger

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Speaker 13: appeared before me today and on her watch, she's been

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Speaker 13: there for nineteen years, nineteen years.

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Speaker 3: Eric.

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Speaker 13: This went from the PBS that we that we watched

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Speaker 13: as children, you and I both, and that I know

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Speaker 13: you and I raised our children watching to now with

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Speaker 13: drag Queen's storytime with a drag queen talking about his

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Speaker 13: hips going swish, swish swish, and his shoulders going shimmy, shimmy, shimmy,

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Speaker 13: and then talking about all kinds of stories pushing this

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Speaker 13: transagenda on children ages three to eight years old. We

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Speaker 13: both know that this was one of the number one

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Speaker 13: issues in the election. American parents. It's not even divided

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Speaker 13: by politics. It's not divided on those boundaries between Republican

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Speaker 13: and Democrats. American parents are fed up with a transagenda

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Speaker 13: coming after their kids and lying to their children about

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Speaker 13: being there. They're trying to say there's not two genders

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Speaker 13: when we both know there's only two. This has not

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Speaker 13: been an argument throughout time only until here recently. And

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Speaker 13: it's disgusting. And that's why Americans shouldn't have to pay

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Speaker 13: a tax, a regressive tax to fund in PR and PBS.

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Speaker 13: They can hate us on their own dime. Eric, And

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Speaker 13: that's what I let them know today. We are going

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Speaker 13: to defund and dismantle n PR and PBS.

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Speaker 3: That is a great, great, great idea. And let's not

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Speaker 3: forget the former Attorney General under Joe Biden, Merrick Garland

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Speaker 3: call parents who are pushing back against books that show

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Speaker 3: displayed this stuff or domestic terrorists. It blows me away. Congresswoman, Hey,

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Speaker 3: let's see how good our control room is. Asset is

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Speaker 3: E one from the E block, mad dog, if you

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Speaker 3: pull that up. And the reason why I'm saying is

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Speaker 3: because our friend Jazzy Jazz Crockett has a few words

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Speaker 3: about the funding or defunding of NPR. Dog, you got

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Speaker 3: that yet, it's E learned from the E block. Let's

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Speaker 3: play it.

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Speaker 15: Free speech is not about whatever it is that y'all

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Speaker 15: want somebody to say. And the idea that you want

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Speaker 15: to shut down everybody that is not fun news is bull.

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Speaker 15: We need to stop playing because that's what y'all are

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Speaker 15: doing in here. You don't want to hear the opinions

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Speaker 15: and any of anybody else. And the Constitution says Congress

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Speaker 15: shall make no law respecting or establishing of religion, or

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Speaker 15: prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging.

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Speaker 13: The General Woman's time has expired. The General Woman's time

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Speaker 13: has expired.

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Speaker 2: Madam, true the record.

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Speaker 3: I just don't know how you do it in congressman,

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Speaker 3: I don't know how you said in those beings with

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Speaker 3: that lumitedic, but I digress. I was trying to figure

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Speaker 3: out does she want in PR to be defunded or

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Speaker 3: does she want the the you know, make it rain

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Speaker 3: to continue by the American taxpayer for that garbage.

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Speaker 13: Nobody knows what she's talking about, but I think that

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Speaker 13: she's she is the face of the Democrat Party. I

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Speaker 13: love for Jasmine Crockett to keep saying whatever she's saying

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Speaker 13: because it just makes the whole entire Democrat Party look pathetic.

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Speaker 13: So I hope they keep promoting her, and I hope

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Speaker 13: she keep talking. You know what is interesting, though, Eric,

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Speaker 13: I'll let you know something. She's been walking around the

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Speaker 13: Capitol with a Capitol police escort.

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Speaker 8: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: This is the same woman cheering on domestic terrorism against

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Speaker 13: Elon Musk, Tesla Tesla workers, Tesla dealerships, and Tesla drivers.

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Speaker 13: These are private citizens, by the way. But I gotta

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Speaker 13: let you know, Jasmine Crockett's got her little Capitol police

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Speaker 13: escort while she's walking around. Why because an independent journalist

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Speaker 13: put an iPhone up and asked her to denounce domestic

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Speaker 13: terrorism and then she assaulted him and that's on camera.

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Speaker 13: But she's the one that needs the Capital police escort.

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Speaker 13: I want to I just want to go be real

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Speaker 13: clear on this. I've never had a capital police escort.

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Speaker 13: I've had some of the most death threats in Congress.

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Speaker 13: Two men have been convicted for pleading guilty to planning

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Speaker 13: to murder me. One of them is in prison right now.

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Speaker 13: I live with this non stop, non stop. But Jasmine

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Speaker 13: Crockett has our little Capitol police escort while she's going

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Speaker 13: to be encouraging the Tesla take down coming on March

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Speaker 13: twenty nine.

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Speaker 3: I want you to be safe, Congress from Marjorie Taylor.

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Speaker 3: We want you to be.

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Speaker 13: Saying, jael me, I'm a gun owner. Yeah, and I

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Speaker 13: can defend myself.

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Speaker 3: I know you can't. I know you can that that

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Speaker 3: jazzy Jasmine Crockett is still out there talking about March

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Speaker 3: twenty and nine been the day of rage against against Tesla,

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Speaker 3: and I believe that if there's any any injuries, any

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Speaker 3: people hurt or killed, God forbid, that's blood on her

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Speaker 3: hand hands. And I see her. I saw her almost

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Speaker 3: I saw her almost knock over Congress from Tim Burchett

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Speaker 3: to grab that phone out of or to smack the

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Speaker 3: phone out of one of Laura Loomer's photogs. And yeah,

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Speaker 3: that is a sult, I mean that is she's she's horrible, Congressman.

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Speaker 3: We're gonna let you go. We appreciate final thought, and

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Speaker 3: we appreciate you at the sticks over there giving us

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Speaker 3: a quick rundown with the mic. That looks fantastic, by

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Speaker 3: the way, final thought, thank you.

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Speaker 13: Oh listen, we're up here getting the job done that

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Speaker 13: the American people voted for. And we don't care how

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Speaker 13: much they complain. We don't care how much the media

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Speaker 13: lize about us. We're actually going to keep on fighting

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Speaker 13: for this country.

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Speaker 3: It's great to be with you, Eric, Good to be

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Speaker 3: with you two and happy Women's Month celebration today, Marjorie

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Speaker 3: Taylor Green Karl from thank you very much. All right, folks,

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Speaker 3: we will be back in two and a half minutes.

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Speaker 3: Why why, why is it so much better?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well, thank you so much for having me and

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Speaker 5: it's good to see you again. So Tax Network USA

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Speaker 5: we're not just a faceless call center. We are advocates

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Speaker 5: for your financial freedom. We're all on the same side.

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Speaker 5: We want to shield you from government overreach that we've

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Speaker 5: seen for the past four years under the Biden Harris administration.

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Speaker 3: Jaron, how does tax Network, you say, help clients, you

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Speaker 3: know with tax resolution and IRS issues? So you got

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Speaker 3: Does it matter? How do you get involved?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: I mean when you see, though I'm sure you've heard,

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Speaker 5: and that's when we step in and we really want

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Speaker 5: the government isn't taking more than what you actually owe.

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Speaker 3: So how do people? How do you get started? You

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Speaker 3: a bunch of letters, starting to get nervous. What's the process.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's super seamless actually, and it's free.

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Speaker 8: It's a free consultation, a super seamless process.

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Speaker 3: And very quickly. So one of your agents gets involved

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Speaker 3: At how it works and how successful have you been?

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Speaker 5: Yes, I mean we've saved clients over a billion dollars

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Speaker 8: We've been around for quite a long time.

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Speaker 5: We've developed relationships with people over at the IRS as well,

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Speaker 5: and so we are familiar with basically every single case

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Speaker 5: Couple months, but we'll be in your corner every single

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Speaker 3: Well, it's really good, it's really good. And I love

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Speaker 3: that line on one of those reads that I do

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Speaker 3: where don't do this on your own because you guys

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Speaker 3: quick thought on that very quickly, because that's I'm thankful

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Speaker 8: Yes, absolutely, I mean, we don't want you waiting on

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Speaker 5: We know how much of a burden this can be,

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Speaker 5: that Obviously you're being protected financially, but also your your

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Speaker 8: You're not waiting for hours on hold all the time.

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Speaker 5: I know we've all been there, or you get a

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Speaker 5: scary letter in the mail you want to ignore it.

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Speaker 5: That's really where we step in. And basically when we

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Speaker 5: take over your case, you will not have to talk

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Speaker 5: to the IRS directly, So we do all of that.

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Speaker 3: That is it that's worth worth worth, its waiting in gold.

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Speaker 3: So just think we get that thing off your off

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Speaker 3: your off your head. The I R. S. Cameron, thank

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Speaker 3: you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 8: Thanks Eric, good to see you.

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Speaker 3: You too, ir folks. Democrats, well, they've slipped to their

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Speaker 3: all time low, and no I'm not talking just about

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Speaker 3: their favorability ratings. That's already hitting all time low of

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Speaker 3: at twenty six percent. Of their newest low. Of the

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Speaker 3: lows is letting the likes of Jasmine Crockett, absolute trash,

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Speaker 3: become the face of their party. There's no one more

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Speaker 3: out of tune with Americans these days than a Democrat

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Speaker 3: but Jasmine Maxine aoc Rashida talib Elon omar. They're the

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Speaker 3: got the receipts very quickly. Listen to Jasmine Crockett.

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Speaker 8: Politicians.

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Speaker 15: So I'll make sure that I keep it short, but

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Speaker 15: I am truly here for very selfish reasons, starting with

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Speaker 15: on March twenty ninth, It's my birthday and all I

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Speaker 15: want to see happen on my birthday is for ELI

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Speaker 15: to be taken down. Yet listen, I have learned as

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Speaker 15: I serve on the Dozed Oversight Committee that there is

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Speaker 15: only one language that the people that are in charge

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Speaker 15: been so proud to see us organized.

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Speaker 8: Behind a cock.

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Speaker 3: Jasmin Crocket is a damage to the Democrat Party. Again,

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Speaker 3: Look who we're dealing with. These Democrats are all the same. Listen,

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Speaker 3: we're gonna skip the next one. We're gonna Mad Doug.

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Speaker 3: We're going to AOC D three one. Take a listen.

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Speaker 15: This dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires I.

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Speaker 3: Have heard of that AOC saying Elon Musk is one

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Speaker 3: of the dumbest people she's ever met. She out of

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Speaker 3: her mind. He's worth four hundred billion dollars. He's done starlink.

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Speaker 3: Where's He's revolutionized rockets, He revolutionized cars automobiles to the

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Speaker 3: Remember they used to love Elon Musk for that. He's

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Speaker 3: done the neuralink, putting chips in people's brains to help

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Speaker 3: them see or be able to walk again. He's dumb, AOC,

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Speaker 3: He's dumb. Don't look in the mirror, my dear. All right,

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Speaker 3: let's move on to another lunatic Democrat, Elon Omar. This

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Speaker 3: will be d five to one another one.

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Speaker 14: It is hard to imagine anything more an American than

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Speaker 14: that the Tarum administration's immigration policy is a threat to

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Speaker 14: immigrants like criminals. America is too great to fall prey

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Speaker 14: to Donald Trump's anti immigrant So.

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Speaker 3: The weird thing about elon Omar telling us about our

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Speaker 3: immigration policy here in the United States, when she clearly

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Speaker 3: only cares about her home country, Somalia, is that she

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Speaker 3: married her own brother to get him into the United States,

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Speaker 3: violating every single law and rule we possibly have. You

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Speaker 3: can't marry your own brother to bring him in. I

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Speaker 3: don't think. Maybe you can't, but you shouldn't. How about that?

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Speaker 3: All right, dog, Let's do another one of the lunatic

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Speaker 3: leftist Rashida to leave and this will be d seven to.

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Speaker 10: One Hi congress Woman Miles Morrell with the Daily Colon

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Speaker 10: News Foundation.

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Speaker 13: They pay well, Well, that's besides the point.

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Speaker 3: The question is will you condemn I believe you should be.

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Speaker 10: Will you condemn the recent attacks on Testa dealerships.

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Speaker 8: Right now that they don't give you.

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Speaker 13: A help coverage, because I'm telling you this is very

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Speaker 13: dangerous on how you have to walk up against these steps.

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Speaker 8: Will you condemn the recent attacks on Testa dealerships?

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Speaker 3: Can't even condemn the violence and blowing up Tesla's and

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Speaker 3: Tesla dealerships and the poor people who probably are liberal

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Speaker 3: because they want to buy an electric car save the planet.

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Speaker 3: You're ruining their lives too, you lunatic talib so talib

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Speaker 3: elon omar aoc. Jasmine Crockett. I haven't even gotten to

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Speaker 3: Maxine Waters because I ran out of time. Lunatic leftist ladies,

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Speaker 3: but all minorities. I'm sure what's going on over there,

903
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Speaker 3: but really got to get their act together. We're back

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Speaker 3: into and a half of Bannon. Wait a minute, Santa

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Speaker 3: Monica has like a little Amusement Parking. Sure that's not

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Speaker 3: in New Jersey. Dog Mad Dog, can your voice of

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Speaker 3: God me for a second, Santa Monica, No kidding?

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 3: Remember that? All right, folks, Let's bring in mister Stephen

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Speaker 3: k Ban and always good to have you on my

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Speaker 3: so much stuff to talk about. We're texting this morning

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Speaker 3: back and forth about the hearings, and then all of

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Speaker 3: a sudden, the MSNBC is going absolutely bonkers, Stephen k Ban,

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Speaker 3: But we can hit that another time. I just wanted

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Speaker 3: you to weigh in because I know you and I

916
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Speaker 3: love to do media stuff. And Jazzy Jasmine Crockett is

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Speaker 3: now really complaining that Marjorie Taylor Green might get it around,

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Speaker 3: but you can pull funding from the NPR leftist propaganda machine.

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Speaker 15: Listen, free speech is not about whatever it is that

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Speaker 15: y'all want somebody to say. And the idea that you

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Speaker 15: want to shut down everybody that is not Fox News

922
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Speaker 15: is bull. We need to stop playing because that's what

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Speaker 15: y'all are doing in here. You don't want to hear

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Speaker 15: the opinions and any of anybody else. And the Constitution

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Speaker 15: says Congress shall make no law respecting or establishing of religion,

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Speaker 15: or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the general

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Speaker 15: Woman's time has expired.

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Speaker 13: The general Woman's time has expired, Madam.

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Speaker 3: Sure the record of Steve she she butchered the Constitution.

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Speaker 3: But whatever, What's what's she rambling about?

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Speaker 2: Well, I think it was an intense hearing.

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Speaker 3: We actually cut in.

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Speaker 11: We were doing as I told you, Eric this morning,

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Speaker 11: we were covering live the entire gavel to gavel on

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Speaker 11: the on the Intelligence because it was so intense. We

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Speaker 11: actually had to cut in when some of the Republicans

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Speaker 11: were asking questions that were fair questions, but we wanted

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Speaker 11: to get the Democrats asking the chief shot questions of

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Speaker 11: our senior intelligence Fish. We'd actually cut into Marjorie Taylor

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Speaker 11: Green's hearing, and we cut in as soon as we

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Speaker 11: heard Crockett was going on, because we know she was

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Speaker 11: gonna throw some bombs. I mean, look, I understand what

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Speaker 11: she's doing. As you know, MPR in PBS, which Jim

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Speaker 11: Jordan Comer, MTG and others just field stripped today, is

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Speaker 11: a major propaganda channel for the radical left. I understand

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Speaker 11: why she's defending it. Of course, she butchered the Constitution,

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Speaker 11: but Crockett. Look, the one thing had Marburt Crockett, Sh'll

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Speaker 11: throw some punches. That's what the Democrat. The Democrat base

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Speaker 11: is going through their tea party moment. They want people,

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Speaker 11: They want brawlers like we have MTG and Bobert and

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Speaker 11: some others. So I can I empathize what they're doing.

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Speaker 11: Crockett's a brawler.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what's your assessment of So if we boil it down,

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Speaker 3: just bring it right down to brass tacks. Was this

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Speaker 3: information classified or not? I mean, really it is that

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Speaker 3: because no one's saying it didn't happen. No one's saying

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Speaker 3: Goldberg didn't get this somehow, which is whatever. But you know,

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Speaker 3: is is it classified? See? I don't doesn't strike me

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Speaker 3: is that they didn't give actual coordinates. They give a

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Speaker 3: timeline a little bit, But I would think of a

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Speaker 3: true battle plan, and you would know as a as

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Speaker 3: a military guy, would it have been a real battle

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Speaker 3: plan or or just a kind of a conversation.

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Speaker 11: I think I think the intelligence guys and of course

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Speaker 11: Pete Hexsath and we're going to start off today about

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Speaker 11: how they're folks and on trying to take out Pete

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Speaker 11: Heexa's very This is Pete Hexa's second confirmation hearing they

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Speaker 11: understand Pete as you know Eric ause you know him

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Speaker 11: very well. Uh, Pete has just put a worry Ethos

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Speaker 11: already into into the into the you know what kind

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Speaker 11: of guy is and in the military operation which remember

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Speaker 11: in the first Trump administration, the first kind of speed

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Speaker 11: bump we hit. We Madison's guys put together a little

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Speaker 11: operation with Navy seals in Yemen that didn't go well.

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Speaker 11: Pete heexs has done a great job. I'd leave it

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Speaker 11: to the I leave it to the our intelligence professionals

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Speaker 11: and to Pete to describe what happened. My belief right now,

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Speaker 11: as a media gun the outside with you is no scalps,

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Speaker 11: just going with your operations, move on and you've got

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Speaker 11: business take care of it. I think the I think

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Speaker 11: the thing I find most disturbing is the Armed Service

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Speaker 11: Senate Armed Services Committee, which is the committee of jurisdiction

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Speaker 11: for the Pentagon, is really taking the lead here on

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Speaker 11: trying to do some bipartisan inspector general, you know, investigation.

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Speaker 2: I think it's totally unseat. I think Pete and the

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Speaker 2: team should just go.

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Speaker 3: Ahead and do their job. One of those lunatic Democrat

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Speaker 3: asked if Pete Hegseth was drunk, when he's there's no

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Speaker 3: indication of anything like that, but this, the cheap shot

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Speaker 3: is unbelievable. Do we have time? I was squeezing and

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Speaker 3: see Carolyn Levit just crushed Caitlyn Collins. It's worth watching, Carol.

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Speaker 8: I have two questions.

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Speaker 9: One on a follow up on something you just said.

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Speaker 9: But since we have these messages released and you said

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Speaker 9: that the President has now personally reviewed them at the chat.

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Speaker 9: At one point, Pete he Saith wrote fourteen fifteen strike

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Speaker 9: drones on target, and in all caps, he said, this

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Speaker 9: is when the first bombs will definitely dropped.

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Speaker 8: Does the President.

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Speaker 9: Feel that he was misled by his national security advisors

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Speaker 9: whoever it was that told him there was no classified

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Speaker 9: information in there? Now that he's seen these messages, I've.

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Speaker 10: Now been asked to answer this question three times by

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Speaker 10: the both of you, and I've given you my answer.

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Speaker 10: The President feels the same today as he did yesterday.

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Speaker 9: Okay, Philip, I'm sorry, I might follow up on, but

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Speaker 9: you had.

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Speaker 3: Just go ahead.

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Speaker 15: Philip, I have a I mean, when I'm not taking

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Speaker 9: Your follow ups, I'm a followed on something you just

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Speaker 9: said that