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Speaker 6: Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Terrance Bates in for

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Speaker 6: Steve Gruber. It is Tuesday, March fifteenth. Let's get right

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Speaker 6: into America into today's top stories. Actually today is the eighteenth.

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Speaker 3: It is the eighth.

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Speaker 6: President Trump continuing to keep his promises, as some eighty

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Speaker 6: thousand pages of documents related to the assassination of John F.

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Speaker 3: Kennedy are expected to be released any moment now.

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Speaker 6: Will there be any surprises? A JFK documents expert joins

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Speaker 6: us coming up. Plus, more and more people are getting

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Speaker 6: their student visas revoked because of their ties to last

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Speaker 3: And support for Hamas.

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Speaker 6: It's a story that we're continuing to follow as left

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Speaker 3: We'll talk about it.

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Speaker 6: All of that and so much more coming up here

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Speaker 6: on America's Voice Live. So let's start things off here,

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Speaker 6: ladies and gentlemen. We want to begin with the widely

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Speaker 6: anticipated phone call between President Donald Trump and Russian President

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Speaker 6: far both the White House and the Kremlin being pretty

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Speaker 6: tight lipped about that discussion. President Trump spent more than

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Speaker 6: an hour long conversation with the goal of convincing his

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Speaker 6: with Ukraine and ultimately ending the three year long war.

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Speaker 6: Ukraine has already agreed to the thirty day ceasefire terms.

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Speaker 6: Even before today's call, though, Putin said he supports the

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Speaker 6: American proposal in principle, but also said his forces would

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Speaker 6: fight on until several crucial conditions are worked out. Meantime,

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Speaker 6: President Trump preparing for an executive order signing here in

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Speaker 6: just a little while. We're expecting that he'll also talk

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Speaker 6: after the Israeli aerial attacks in the Gaza resumed overnight.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk more.

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Speaker 6: In peace, not the book here with former Assistant Secretary

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Speaker 6: of Defense and senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Kulli Stempson.

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Speaker 3: Kullie, Good afternoon.

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Speaker 7: Good to see it, Terrence.

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Speaker 3: Always a pleasure, my friend.

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Speaker 6: So let's talk about your expectation of what's ultimately going

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Speaker 6: So far, not a lot of information from either side.

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Speaker 6: But what do you think ultimately will be the result here?

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Speaker 8: Well, first off, I think it's important to point out

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Speaker 8: the obvious, and that is the previous president couldn't have

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Speaker 8: to energy and infrastructure pause our ceasefire, which is a

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Speaker 7: The fact that.

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Speaker 7: So I'm hopeful.

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Speaker 8: I'm sure the President will spend more time in front

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Speaker 7: About that call.

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Speaker 8: I think it's important also the last point, Terrence, is

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Speaker 6: Right, And I think it's important to point out that

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Speaker 6: It's a good step, please.

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Speaker 7: Typically right, but it beats the alternative right.

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Speaker 8: And so I think when you agree on broad scale

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Speaker 7: Of course, when you get.

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Speaker 8: Down to the brass tax, Ukraine is going to be

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Speaker 6: At this point, it appears that NATO is off the

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Speaker 8: It's been happening for a decade, and I just don't

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Speaker 8: The fact that they agreed in this call today to

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Speaker 3: You made an interesting point.

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Speaker 6: You wouldn't necessarily trust Putin to hold true to his promises.

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Speaker 6: So what sort of fallback does the United States have?

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Speaker 6: Does Ukraine have? If you will, if in fact he

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Speaker 8: So I've described on your program how I characterize President

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Speaker 7: It's called I've called it a push pull. He push pulls.

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Speaker 8: Typically to push pull, you push one party and you

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Speaker 7: But yet he has sanctions over.

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Speaker 8: Top of Russia, and he can enact further sanctions. And

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Speaker 8: of course we know Russians have their military has been

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Speaker 8: Trump is trying to outwit and outmatch Putin here.

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Speaker 6: But to your point about Voldemir Zulensky and holding few cards,

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Speaker 6: The Ukrainians don't have much leverage apart from being aligned

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Speaker 8: Well, you remember what they say about real estate and

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Speaker 8: So Ukraine has the land, they still have some country left.

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Speaker 7: Putin wants all of it.

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Speaker 8: And that's why I think Trump is trying to push

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Speaker 8: And look at where we are. We're just what two

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Speaker 6: Kyley, I like to switch gears a little bit and

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Speaker 8: Yeah, the reason that Hamas took the hostages is so

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Speaker 8: and sadly they still have some scintilla of negotiating strategy

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Speaker 7: Live and now dead hostages.

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Speaker 8: Had they not done that in October seventh, they would

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Speaker 8: have been decimated, vanished from this earth, and we wouldn't

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Speaker 8: even having this discussion. And so the fact that everyone

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Speaker 7: Of course not so.

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Speaker 6: Are you expecting this conflict to grow regionally, particularly in

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Speaker 6: light of the recent US attack on those hoothy targets

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Speaker 6: JFK assassination records at Larry Schnaff Larry. Good to see you, sir.

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Speaker 6: How are you, thank you, nice to see you, Nice

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Speaker 4: Oh, it's not the closure.

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Speaker 9: It's going to be the beginning of the next effort

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Speaker 5: There's gonna be a lot of names, supposedly that are

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Speaker 9: Well, it's important because most of the reactions that have

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Speaker 9: The FBI as lots of names from the mafia that

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Speaker 9: So there's not going to be a smoking gun saying

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Speaker 3: Now, there are a lot of people and you kind

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Speaker 6: This is ultimately going to probably be a black eye

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Speaker 9: Well, you know that's an important issue because, for example,

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Speaker 5: You know, President Trump fired one hundred and fifty of

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Speaker 9: So maybe there's been some justice already meet it out,

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Speaker 5: And the reason they withheld them was because.

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Speaker 6: San Francisco. Good morning to you there. I think it

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Speaker 6: Another student linked to the protests that Columbia University is

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Speaker 6: It's always a pleasure. So let's start the conversation here.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know it could be But I have to say,

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Speaker 2: you know, people are really getting this story wrong. I

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Speaker 2: you know, why are these students being arrested or detained

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Speaker 4: But people have to understand.

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Speaker 5: You know, when you are in our.

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Speaker 2: our laws. You cannot partake in criminal activity and think

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Speaker 2: You know, holding a green card, holding a student visa,

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Speaker 2: that doesn't give you a license to break our laws.

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Speaker 7: So if you are doing things.

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Speaker 2: Like supporting what has been designated as a criminal terrorist

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Speaker 2: And if you are supporting them even something like you know,

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Speaker 2: handing out their literature or pamphlets or flyers that support them,

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Speaker 2: you know that is against the law. And so if

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Speaker 7: But we do have to uphold the rule of law.

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Speaker 2: We cannot simply let people because they're here studying on

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Speaker 4: Card doesn't mean you can break our laws and show

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Speaker 4: your point.

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Speaker 6: Having a green cart also doesn't offer someone the protections

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Speaker 3: Is that is that accurate?

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Speaker 4: Well, they do have.

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Speaker 2: You know, if you are here in our country, you

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Speaker 2: know you do have the protections of our constitution. You

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Speaker 4: Do process protections.

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Speaker 2: You are afforded our First Amendment, protection of free speech,

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Speaker 2: you know, freedom of religion.

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Speaker 4: That is true.

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Speaker 2: But the students that we are speaking about here in question,

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Speaker 2: for example, Mahmoud Khalil, you know he was participating from

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Speaker 2: the reports that I've read, he was participating in activities

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Speaker 2: on Columbia University campus which constitute breaking our laws. For example,

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Speaker 2: he and a bunch of other students allegedly took over

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Speaker 2: a one of the buildings at the university. You know, students,

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Speaker 2: particularly Jewish students on campus felt threatened. They were trying

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Speaker 2: to traverse the campus. They aren't being allowed to freely

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Speaker 2: cross campus and get to their classes and live their lives.

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Speaker 2: So you know, you're not allowed to break the law.

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Speaker 2: And whether or not you have a student visa or

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Speaker 2: a green card. So this is really the moral of

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Speaker 2: the story here. We do need to respect the laws.

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Speaker 2: You do have rights, even if you're here as a

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Speaker 2: But that doesn't mean you can abuse those rights, or

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Speaker 6: Bobby and Cox, we appreciate your time. Unfortunately we have

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Speaker 6: to leave the conversation there. I'm going to invite you

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Speaker 6: back to continue this conversation though some other time.

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Speaker 4: Great.

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Speaker 7: Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Always a pleasure.

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Speaker 6: Well, folks, the IRS is the largest collection agency in

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Speaker 6: All right, folks, We're going to take a quick break

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Speaker 6: when we come back. The divide in the Democrat parties

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Speaker 6: bigger than ever as the party faces astonishingly low approval

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Speaker 6: ratings and an identity crisis.

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Speaker 3: Friend of the show Jim Faff joins us after.

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Speaker 6: The break to discuss whether the Democrats can ever rank

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Speaker 6: the ships. The Democratic Party's favorability is plunged to a

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Speaker 6: record low, according to a CNN survey that was released

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Speaker 6: on Sunday. The poll finds fifty four percent of US

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Speaker 6: adults now hold an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party,

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Speaker 6: while only twenty nine percent have a favorable view of

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Speaker 6: the party and sixteen percent have no opinion at all.

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Speaker 6: This marks a notable decline from early January, before President

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Speaker 6: Trump's second inauguration, when forty eight percent of respondents viewed

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Speaker 6: the party unfavorably, thirty three percent had a favorable opinion,

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Speaker 6: in seventeen percent were undecided. Joining me now to take

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Speaker 6: a look beyond those numbers is Jim paf He is

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Speaker 6: the president of the Conservative Caucus. Jim, good to see you,

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Speaker 6: my friend.

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Speaker 4: Great to be with you. Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 6: So what do you make of the four going statistics

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Speaker 6: that I just mentioned there?

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Speaker 10: Well, that particular poll foretels something very problematic for Democrats

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Speaker 10: if these numbers continue this way going in to twenty

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Speaker 10: twenty six.

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Speaker 4: When you take a look at.

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Speaker 10: Party favorability going into these congressional elections. Another type of

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Speaker 10: poll that will come out moving forward, These kinds of

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Speaker 10: numbers show a massive downfall for most Democratic candidates coming

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Speaker 10: up in our CC just put out a list of

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Speaker 10: about twenty four I think it's twenty four se that

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Speaker 10: they think are in play this year. And by the way,

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Speaker 10: I don't even though Richard Hudson is a personal friend

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Speaker 10: of mine, I don't take in r CC's word for

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Speaker 10: what the real districts are, but they got a pretty

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Speaker 10: good clue.

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Speaker 4: There's a lot at play.

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Speaker 10: There could be a massive upturn in Republican majorities in

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Speaker 10: the House moving forward, by the way, in the Senate

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Speaker 10: as well.

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Speaker 6: So the numbers that I just mentioned and the fact

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Speaker 6: that so many people don't view the Democratic Party favorably.

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Speaker 6: Do you see that as a combination of policies and

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Speaker 6: even from a more solid perspective, personalities as it relates

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Speaker 10: Well, there's no doubt the personalities come into play here,

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Speaker 10: But the biggest thing is a policy problem. Listen, Donald

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Speaker 10: Trump had a very clear message in November of specifically

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Speaker 10: what he was going to do, and shock for a politician,

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Speaker 10: he's actually doing it he's actually doing the things that

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Speaker 10: he pushed hard for or to argue to become president. Again,

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Speaker 10: Democrats have not changed anything when it comes to policy.

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Speaker 10: One of the reasons that there's a bunch of infighting

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Speaker 10: taking place in the Democrat Party right now is the

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Speaker 10: vast majority of the leaders and elected officials in the

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Speaker 10: Democrat Party they don't want to stop what they were doing.

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Speaker 10: They want to move forward on allowing, for example, men

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Speaker 10: to go into girls bathrooms and locker rooms.

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Speaker 4: They want to continue censoring speech.

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Speaker 10: They are continuing previous efforts to try to criminalize political

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Speaker 10: behavior from elected officials, in this case specifically Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: And add to that Elon Musk. And so this whole.

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Speaker 10: Paradigm of how they've been operating over the last five

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Speaker 10: really to ten years has not changed. You've got them

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Speaker 10: saying the same things, attempting the same efforts, and it's

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Speaker 10: obviously not a winning strategy. The American public got totally

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Speaker 10: tired of it and expressed that with a big victory

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Speaker 10: for Donald Trump in November.

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Speaker 6: Jim, to your point, it's not been a winning strategy

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Speaker 6: for Democrats. So do you see for see the party

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Speaker 6: moving more towards the center in order to try to

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Speaker 6: if you will, of the American public, whether authentically or not.

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Speaker 4: I don't see it at all.

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Speaker 10: If you might have noticed a recent poll that showed

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Speaker 10: who people and who Democrats think is their leader right.

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Speaker 4: Now, and AOC is the biggest one.

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Speaker 10: Now she only got ten percent, but also it shows

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Speaker 10: that no one sees a clear leader.

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Speaker 4: But she was number one.

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Speaker 10: Compared to Barack Obama even in that poll. And I

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Speaker 10: find that very interesting what that says. And the whole

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Speaker 10: list where all the radicals of the party. But what

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Speaker 10: that says is that the Democrats do not understand what

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Speaker 10: they want to be in the future. Now will they

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Speaker 10: figure that out between now and next year? It's possible.

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Speaker 10: There are two reasons that could happen. If they start

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Speaker 10: to listen to the moderate side of their party, then yeah,

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Speaker 10: they may get some better messaging. And there is some

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Speaker 10: better messaging to have. You got Rocanna out there saying listen,

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Speaker 10: why don't we just see how we can participate in

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Speaker 10: those rather than arguing against it. But that's not likely

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Speaker 10: if there's some error that happens within the Trump administration

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Speaker 10: that is perceived by the American public to be so

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Speaker 10: egregious that they turn on Donald Trump. Those kind of

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Speaker 10: dynamics can't happen. I don't predict it will, but that's

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Speaker 10: one factor that could be there. I don't see either

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Speaker 10: of those things playing out. And because there's no one

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Speaker 10: in Democrat leadership in this country, not just at the

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Speaker 10: federal level, but at the state level as well, who

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Speaker 10: want to back off of the radical socialist, leftist agenda

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Speaker 10: that has been there that wants to twist truth and

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Speaker 10: turn reality into unreality and unreality into reality.

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Speaker 4: I don't see that changing.

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Speaker 10: And if they can't get their act together on that,

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Speaker 10: they're going to have real problems next year.

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Speaker 3: Jim.

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Speaker 6: While the Democrats implode, it seems to me that Republicans

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Speaker 6: really have to keep their eye on the ball, continue

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Speaker 6: to do and follow through on the mandate that the

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Speaker 6: American people voted both House Senate Republicans into and of

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Speaker 6: course President Trump. So in that light, what should the

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Speaker 6: focus be from the party from a platform perspective.

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Speaker 10: Well, they should embrace everything that Donald Trump says he

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Speaker 10: wants to do, because ninety percent of those things every

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Speaker 10: Republican should support.

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Speaker 4: I'm probably going.

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Speaker 10: To find, you know, five, six, seven percent of things

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Speaker 10: that I might have a problem with. But the reality

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Speaker 10: is we need to support the Trump agenda, not the

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Speaker 10: agenda of Republicans in Congress.

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Speaker 4: I've been saying for weeks now as.

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Speaker 10: We've been watching this new Congress unfold, the weak link

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Speaker 10: and the Trump agenda is Republicans establishment Republicans in the Congress.

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Speaker 10: You know, you saw Rand Paul put up a bill

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Speaker 10: on this last cr to cut one and a half

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Speaker 10: trillion dollars from spending. He had twenty nine Republicans vote

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Speaker 10: against it. Now, that is the biggest layup of all

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Speaker 10: layups if there was one, based upon the political inertia

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Speaker 10: that's there and what the American people are saying that

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Speaker 10: they want.

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Speaker 4: That's just one example.

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Speaker 10: But by and large, Republicans have done what Donald Trump's

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Speaker 10: asked them to do, and so far that's worked pretty well.

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Speaker 10: If they continue to do that, and Donald Trump needs

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Speaker 10: to stay.

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Speaker 11: On the cutting edge of this, but if they continue

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Speaker 11: to do that, if they will cut the spending, if

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Speaker 11: they will take government out of our lives, get rid

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Speaker 11: of federal employees at the fast pace, that they're doing

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Speaker 11: it and in some cases ignore the unconstitutional orders of

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Speaker 11: courts to restrain his power.

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Speaker 10: If they'll keep pushing in that way, I think the

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Speaker 10: American people will positively respond.

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Speaker 6: Jim Path is always good to talk to you, my friend.

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Speaker 6: Information They are good thoughts, Thanks so much.

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Speaker 4: Good to see it.

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Speaker 6: Likewise, we'll talk soon. All right, folks, don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 6: We'll have more America's Voice live coming your way here

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Speaker 6: after this quick commercial break. Richmond, Virginia. Good afternoon. That

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Speaker 6: area you just saw there is known as Shocko Bottom.

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Speaker 6: How do I know well? I used to hang out

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Speaker 6: there in my younger years. Ashley Biden's nonprofit is under

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Speaker 6: scrutiny after a watchdog group filed an official i RS

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Speaker 6: complaint over its failure to disclose a two hundred and

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Speaker 6: fifty thousand dollars donation from Prince Harry and Megan Markle.

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Speaker 6: The Women's Wellness Space such As, a Philadelphia based organization

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Speaker 6: founded by the president's daughter, did not report receiving those

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Speaker 6: funds in twenty twenty three from Archwell, which is the

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Speaker 6: Duck and Duck.

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Speaker 3: Duck Duke, excuse me.

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Speaker 6: In touches of successes, Sussex's charity that of course, flies

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Speaker 6: in the face of the federal transparency requirements. The conservative

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Speaker 6: National Legal and Policy Center has called the omission a

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Speaker 6: clear violation of IRIS reporting rules, and it even raises

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Speaker 6: concerns about financial accountability while her father.

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Speaker 3: Was in office.

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Speaker 6: So let's get some perspective now from the chairman of

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Speaker 6: the National Legal and Policy Center, Peter Flaherty.

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Speaker 3: Peter, good to see.

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Speaker 12: You, hi, Terrence.

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Speaker 3: All right, so we hear the facts they are in

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Speaker 3: the concerns that have been raised. What can be done

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Speaker 3: about this now? Retroactively?

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Speaker 12: It is the IRS's job to take action. They should

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Speaker 12: do an audit, as we've requested, of the Woman's Wellness Space,

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Speaker 12: and their task first and foremost should be to find

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Speaker 12: out what happened to the two hundred and fifty thousand

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Speaker 12: dollars It was listed on the arch Wells Foundations nine

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Speaker 12: ninety that's her annual tax return as going out to

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Speaker 12: the Women's Wellness Space. But for the same year twenty

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Speaker 12: twenty three, on the same form, the Women's Wellness Space

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Speaker 12: is nine ninety tax return.

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Speaker 4: There's no list thing for it.

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Speaker 12: So either it was a reporting oversight or Ashley Biden

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Speaker 12: pocketed the money. Whatever the case is, we'd like to know.

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Speaker 6: So, how did this come to you, to your awareness?

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Speaker 6: How are you made aware of this in the first place,

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Speaker 6: To even start.

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Speaker 12: Looking, we monitor nonprofits to ensure that they're in accordance

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Speaker 12: with IRS regulations. As we've seen from the first few

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Speaker 12: revelations about NGOs non governmental organizations being the vehicles for corruption,

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Speaker 12: and Ashley Biden's nonprofit was a natural target of scrutiny

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Speaker 12: for US. So we took a look and found this

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Speaker 12: money not coming in, but.

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Speaker 4: It went out of the Archwall Foundation.

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Speaker 12: This whole thing was first reported by the Daily Mail.

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Speaker 6: So if investigation does find that there was impropriety and

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Speaker 6: reporting of some of the income there at this company

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Speaker 6: or at this nonprofit, what do you see ultimately happening, Like,

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Speaker 6: can we expect just to slap on the wrist repay

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Speaker 6: the money.

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Speaker 3: What's ultimately going to happen?

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Speaker 12: Well, if it was just a reporting oversight, the appropriate

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Speaker 12: thing is for Ashley Biden to file an amended tax return.

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Speaker 12: If there's something more serious here, for instance, if the

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Speaker 12: check was put in her personal account or somehow transferred

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Speaker 12: to her or her family. That's a more serious matter.

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Speaker 4: It is an.

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Speaker 12: Embezzlement plan and simple, and we would hope that the

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Speaker 12: Justice Department would launch a criminal investigation.

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Speaker 6: Well, I realized at this point we don't have the answers.

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Speaker 6: Given some of the information that we have about the

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Speaker 6: Biden family, and given some of the accusations have been

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Speaker 6: leveled against the family, do you think there's a potential

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Speaker 6: for some of this funding maybe having been pocketed by

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Speaker 6: the former president or at least leading to the former president.

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Speaker 12: Well, that's why we need an investigation. The Biden and

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Speaker 12: family finances are such a rats nest of cash flows

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Speaker 12: and counter cash flows. You don't know, But given what

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Speaker 12: we know about Hunter and what we know about money

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Speaker 12: that was transferred to the former president, I think that

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Speaker 6: I think you're right there. I'm curious to see how

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Speaker 6: all of this works out. We appreciate your time. Thanks

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Speaker 6: so much for being here with us and sharing that story.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Terrence, thank you.

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Speaker 3: Well, we're going to take a quick break.

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Speaker 6: When we come back, we'll have a story that reminds

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Speaker 3: Here it is on your screen.

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Speaker 6: What do you expect to learn from the JFK assassination

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Speaker 6: files that are set to be released today? Looking forward

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Speaker 6: to what you have to say. We're back in a moment.

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Speaker 6: We're back with what makes America wonderful. We do this

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Speaker 6: courageous three year old that's being hailed a hero after

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Speaker 6: Back in February, Little Bridger Peabody was staying with his

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Speaker 6: Unable to reach her phone, she looked to Bridger, hoping

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Speaker 3: Oh he was afraid of the dark.

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Speaker 6: Bridger followed his great grandmother's instructions and made his way

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Speaker 6: softly repeating to himself, don't be afraid this as he

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Speaker 6: bravely pressed on to complete his task. A few moments later,

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Speaker 6: his voice rang out in triumph. I got it, Gigi.

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Speaker 6: The toddler gave his grandmother a chance.

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Speaker 3: To call for an ambulance just in time, and.

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Speaker 6: Despite suffering a serious concussion and needing twenty two staples,

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Speaker 6: Sharon is now on the path to recovery. And it's

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Speaker 6: all thanks to the quick thinking and fearless heart of

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Speaker 6: her young great grandson. What a wonderful story there, all right, folks,

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Speaker 6: As promise, let's get to your answers for our America's

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Speaker 6: Voice question of the day. Here's the question, what do

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Speaker 6: you expect to learn from the JFK assassination that are

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Speaker 6: set to be released today?

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Speaker 3: James Anderson, we appreciate.

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Speaker 6: You joining in and letting us know what you think

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Speaker 6: James writes nothing new? Do you really think the CIA

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Speaker 6: is going to leave files around that incriminate themselves? And

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Speaker 6: Brian and Enjoy Martin Wright about as much as we

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Speaker 6: learned from the Epstein files.

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Speaker 3: That's interesting.

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Speaker 6: Joel Fraville, we appreciate you chiming in writing not much

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Speaker 6: other than the CIA covered it up. And Alan Pritchard

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Speaker 6: writes why the Democrats conducted the assassination? Robert rut chiming

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Speaker 6: in writing nothing new. All the secret evidence has been

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Speaker 6: destroyed sixty one years ago. Finally, Rosecraft chiming in writing

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Speaker 6: nothing today, same old story. We appreciate each and every

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Speaker 6: one of you who chimed in there, and we appreciate

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Speaker 6: you being here with us today for America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 3: We'll see you back here tomorrow. Take care,