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Speaker 1: Good evening, America, Happy Tuesday, and welcome to the latest

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Speaker 1: edition of Just the News, No Noise.

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Speaker 2: In just a few minutes or just a.

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Speaker 1: Few hours, the President of the United States will deliver

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Speaker 1: his first Date of the Union address of his second administration. Yep,

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Speaker 1: I'm John Solomon, your host, and I'm reporting from the

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Speaker 1: nation's capital. We're gonna have live coverage all night long,

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Speaker 1: and a man and I have some great guests to

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Speaker 1: get to before we get going. We got a lot

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Speaker 1: of big thoughts for you today. Before we do that,

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Speaker 1: let's get you a couple of headlines that matter. Trump

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Speaker 1: appears to be moving towards striking Iran. He said over

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Speaker 1: the night it will be something easily won. So he

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Speaker 1: does seem to be confident that whatever military plan comes up,

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Speaker 1: the military will succeed quickly. And it seems as though

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Speaker 1: a regime change may be the ultimate goal of the

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Speaker 1: next conflict. We've already disabled Iron's nuclear weapons. A second

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Speaker 1: important story today justin Who's dug into all the aspects

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Speaker 1: of what Mexico's most powerful cartel had and at their

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Speaker 1: compound when the leader of the New Juliska new generation

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Speaker 1: cartel's hideout was struck and he was killed on Sunday.

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Speaker 1: This was a historic moment of violence broke out. But

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Speaker 1: what we know about this cartel, it's armed to the hill,

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Speaker 1: including with rocket launchers, bombs, and drones that could take

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Speaker 1: United States. That's why the Homeland Security Department, the FBI

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Speaker 1: in the state of Texas say they're all on high

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Speaker 1: alert to make sure that the violence that has sort

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Speaker 1: Almento began, we're on alert here to make sure it

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Speaker 1: doesn't spread anywhere else. And tonight, of course, the President

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Speaker 1: will create an extraordinary contrast for the American people. That

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Speaker 1: contrast will evolve two different things. First, what's happened in

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Speaker 1: his first year of the presidency versus what happened during

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Speaker 1: the four years of the Biden presidency. Eggs are lower,

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Speaker 1: gas is lower, prescription drugs are lower, the border is secure,

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Speaker 1: the world is more peaceful, and the story goes on

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Speaker 1: and on. But the second thing the President will do

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Speaker 1: is you'll create a contrast between what he and the

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Speaker 1: Democrats will display in that room the Joint Session of Congress,

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Speaker 1: the President will bring new ideas to create a track

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Speaker 1: of progress for this second.

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Speaker 2: Year of his administration.

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Speaker 1: The Democrats can only counter, at least according to their

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Speaker 1: own plans, with protests like white T shirts and white

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Speaker 1: dresses and people walking out and actually not even attending

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Speaker 1: the speech, which is an insult to their constituents, and

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Speaker 1: platitudes like the ones that Cavin Newsom gave to an

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Speaker 1: audience of mostly black voters earlier this week when he

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Speaker 1: suggested that they probably didn't do very well on their

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Speaker 1: SAT score. Neither did he. Those are the sort of things.

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Speaker 1: It's a difference between the president with the ideas and

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Speaker 1: a Congress, or at least an opposition of Democrats that

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Speaker 1: have only protests and platitudes to offer. With that, I'm

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Speaker 1: going to turn to my amazing cos Amanda Head, who's

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Speaker 1: not only back in the chair, she's also doing a

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Speaker 1: lot of work tonight covering the President's feet. Amanda, you

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Speaker 1: got a lot on your radar, pretty big night, Yeah, I.

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Speaker 3: Mean first day back and back in action indeed, and

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Speaker 3: I do have some hot topics that I want to discuss.

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Speaker 3: Of course, with the President's State of the Union address

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Speaker 3: oppose President Trump and his administration at every turn, and

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Speaker 3: of course, rather than taking this opportunity to come together

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Speaker 3: back on their familiar tactic of boycotting anything that doesn't

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Speaker 3: align with their views. Here's a Democrat representative, Angie Craig,

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Speaker 3: sharing her thoughts on the President's State of the Union address.

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Speaker 2: Take a listen, and I'll just end with this.

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Speaker 4: I would rather stick forts in my eyes than be

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Speaker 4: here tonight to listen to Donald Trump talk about the

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Speaker 4: State of the Union. But this is the people's house.

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Speaker 3: Leave your drama at the door, ma'am. The Democrats trumped

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Speaker 3: arrangement syndrome is on full display tonight. Let's take a

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Speaker 3: listen to what Speaker Johnson has to say about how

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Speaker 3: the Democrats are pre reacting to.

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Speaker 5: All they can say, all they can tell you about

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Speaker 5: and shut down the government and protest everything from the

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Speaker 5: President's joint address to basic immigration enforcement, and they obstruct

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Speaker 6: It's the same tired.

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Speaker 5: Playbook that they run for a decade now. It's shameful

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Speaker 5: that they would boycott an address. We don't do that.

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Speaker 5: Republicans don't do that. It doesn't matter if there's a

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Speaker 7: Speaker Johnson is right.

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Speaker 3: This is all just theater for the Democrats, and the

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Speaker 3: they are more focused on their own feelings than on

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Speaker 3: speaking of the American people and America, first, let's take

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Speaker 3: a look at what Sheriff Milby has to say about

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Speaker 8: And whenever I hear somebody talk negativity negatively about border security,

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Speaker 8: what I hear is somebody who's actually supporting sex trafficking,

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Speaker 8: child exploitation, drug trafficking. There's so much more to the

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Speaker 8: picture than it's being talented out there. And I appreciate

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Speaker 8: all the efforts that the President has put into the

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Speaker 3: And I think a lot of Americans look at what

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Speaker 3: he said and they think he's exactly right. If you

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Speaker 3: don't support securing our borders, then you are supporting that

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Speaker 3: violent crime that has been flooding through it up until

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Speaker 3: President Trump took office. And the majority of Americans want

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Speaker 3: border security, and President Trump is trying to keep that

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Speaker 3: promise in. John, one final thought that worms my history

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Speaker 3: loving heart. The US Capital Historical Society announced this afternoon

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Speaker 3: that a very special artifact would be present tonight for

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Speaker 3: the State of the Union address, our country's first president,

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Speaker 3: George Washington's gabble. Absolutely amazing. I think that's so fun.

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Speaker 3: President Trump loves this kind of history too. But John,

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Speaker 3: when I think about State of the Union addresses, I mean,

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Speaker 3: we act like these Democrat tactics are brand new. But

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Speaker 3: if we think back to President Trump's first term, Nancy

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Speaker 3: Pelosi ripping up the speech, it was first.

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Speaker 7: Time that happened. Just acting like sometimes Petchelant children.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, absolutely, there'll be a real contrast tonight and

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Speaker 1: everything that happens, including the fact that the President's guests

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Speaker 1: taking you to over the White House earlier today.

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Speaker 2: Pretty good stuff.

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Speaker 1: All right, I'm really excited to kick out the show

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Speaker 1: tonight with this first guest. He is a Congressman for

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Speaker 1: the great state of North Carolina. His X feed is

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Speaker 1: a must read. He does such great work. He is

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Speaker 1: Congressman Mark Harris. So good to have you on the

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Speaker 9: Thank you so much, John, and the man. It's great

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Speaker 9: to be with you tonight.

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Speaker 2: It is a great honor to have you.

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Speaker 1: I know you have your own expectations of what you

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Speaker 1: think will happen in the chamber tonight, but already, just

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Speaker 1: even going in, it's pretty clear tonight that President Trump

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Speaker 1: people Republicans have more plans, more ambitions, more solutions. The

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Speaker 9: Well, John, I think American people are continuing to see

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Speaker 9: through the antics. They're seeing through what the Democratic Party

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Speaker 9: But let's get real, this is what tends to happen

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Speaker 9: when a party has sort of been taken over by

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Speaker 9: issues with the American people, and they seem to be rudderless,

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Speaker 9: as I oftentimes describe it. And so when you're in

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Speaker 9: that position, all you can do is try to create chaos.

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Speaker 9: All you can do is try to walk away. And

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Speaker 9: I think that that's exactly what a number of them

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Speaker 9: The others that will be there, I hope we'll be

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Speaker 9: But listen, this is the President of the United States.

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Speaker 9: This is a historical moment. This is a State of

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Speaker 9: as he addresses the Joint Session of Congress in the

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Speaker 9: State of the Union, listen, it's something we need to

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Speaker 9: do and it's something we celebrate. And I'm very excited

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Speaker 9: six million folks have gone out of the country, six

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Speaker 9: hundred plus thousand by deportation, and almost two million one

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Speaker 9: want to hear about the borders being secure and that

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Speaker 9: and on. I'm not going to steal his speech. He

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Speaker 9: has a long litany of things that is going to

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Speaker 6: I think that's true, sir.

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Speaker 3: Democrats unfortunately have a pretty strong track record though when

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Speaker 9: Well, I think we've got to just keep communicating our message.

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Speaker 9: We've got to unicate and remind people. I'm sure the

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Speaker 9: and that message is going to be so important to

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Speaker 9: continue to remind the American people of those very things

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Speaker 9: and then he's got to remind people of the America

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Speaker 9: that we've still got to get done. He's got to

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Speaker 9: talk about, I hope, sanctuary cities and defunding them because

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Speaker 9: so many of the things we've seen go wrong are

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Speaker 9: in places like Minneapolis, where we're not seeing cooperation between

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Speaker 9: the Save of Marriica Act because all of America, ninety

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Speaker 9: in the Save America Act. So I looked for him

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Speaker 9: to call the Senate out and urge them to do

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Speaker 9: on these things that we have been doing and have

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Speaker 9: already passed out of the House.

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Speaker 1: Sir, there was an extraordinary set of circumstances in the

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Speaker 1: shut down our homeland security. Here Democrats were saying silly things,

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Speaker 9: It is more than rhetoric. It really is John, the

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Speaker 3: They have already promised impeachment after impeachment after blockade after blockade.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, all of the progress would be gone, sir.

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Speaker 1: We always love having you on your passion for your constituency.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back, everybody to Just the News Now Noise. A

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Speaker 3: thanks so much for being with us.

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Speaker 10: Mandon, thank you for having me. I really appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: We're looking forward to the President's remarks tonight.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, we appreciate you being here, and I anticipate with

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Speaker 3: What do you anticipate, President, it's going to hit on

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 6: Absolutely.

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Speaker 10: I mean we're already seeing better and higher tax returns

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Speaker 10: My mom is my guest.

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Speaker 6: For the State of the Union tonight.

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Speaker 10: And you know, my parents and about ninety percent of

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Speaker 6: These are meaningful things.

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Speaker 10: And then for the families in my district, like the

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Speaker 10: These are really, you know, great reforms, they're meaningful reforms,

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Speaker 1: There's a dynamic that is just starting to hit the

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Speaker 2: I went to the pharmacy.

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Speaker 1: My most expensive prescription was down about thirty percent.

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Speaker 1: It seems to me that sometimes it takes a few

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Speaker 10: I mean to your point about eggs alone, I mean,

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Speaker 10: And you know, that's a meaningful and measurable, you know,

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Speaker 6: We've brought some ideas up in Congress. I've introduced some

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Speaker 10: These are all things that the President's going to talk about.

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Speaker 10: To your point about prescription drugs, the most Favored nation

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Speaker 3: Republicans definitely have a formidable success record from last year

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Speaker 3: They're going to say, you know, it's the age. Old

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Speaker 3: Everybody's going to be losing rights. How do you counter

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Speaker 10: Yeah, And unfortunately, we've seen far too many people in

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Speaker 10: And I think a few members of Congress would benefit

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Speaker 6: You that I will be on my best behavior and

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Speaker 6: I will not be getting kicked out of the city.

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Speaker 10: I'll be watching and maybe a few other members could

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Speaker 7: I think that would be a benefit that would.

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Speaker 2: Be that's a good idea. We might shape up Congress quickly.

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Speaker 6: I can tell you he's very well prepped.

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Speaker 2: that's pretty good.

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Speaker 9: All right.

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Speaker 2: I want to turn to something that you're taking the

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Speaker 2: lead on.

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Speaker 1: I know it's close to your heart personally, aviation safety.

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Speaker 1: We have a great industry, it's pretty safe, but there

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Speaker 1: are things that we can be doing to use technology

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Speaker 1: to make it safe. For the Potomac crash a year

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Speaker 1: ago January was an eye opener to a lot of

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Speaker 1: people on just the failures that occurred. Tell us what

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Speaker 1: you're up to and how it's going to make our

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Speaker 1: airlines even safer.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I've introduced and thank you.

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Speaker 10: We've put forth a number of reforms that I've submitted.

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Speaker 10: I obviously have some experience in this, having flown helicopters

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Speaker 10: in the Army before coming to Congress. Flow night vision

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Speaker 10: goggles and logged you know, time flying the same and

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Speaker 10: similar types of aircraft. The helicopter that tragically was involved

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Speaker 10: in that collision over Washington Washington, DC's airport and crash

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Speaker 10: into the Potomac, and you know, over sixty lives were

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Speaker 10: lost in that tragedy. We've got to make serious changes

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Speaker 10: to what's going on, and not to get too granular

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Speaker 10: with the particulars and the details of technology, but just

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Speaker 10: as an example, the American Airlines flight had a technology

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Speaker 10: called ADSB, which is the precision kind of positioning broadcast

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Speaker 10: of where that aircraft is for awareness of other aircraft

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Speaker 10: and air traffic control.

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Speaker 6: They had ADSB broadcasting.

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Speaker 10: Out of the aircraft, but they did not have the

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Speaker 10: receiver coming.

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Speaker 6: Into the aircraft. The helicopter had.

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Speaker 10: ADSB coming into the aircraft, but not going out of

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Speaker 10: the aircraft. The airplane had collision avoidance technology on board,

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Speaker 10: but the helicopter did not. And all of these things

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Speaker 10: need to integrate and intermesh together. It's going to take

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Speaker 10: some changes within the Department of War to change their

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Speaker 10: protocol of how they use these technologies. We want to

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Speaker 10: protect national security and sensitivity of missions when they are

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Speaker 10: sensitive in nature. To protect that national security interest, and

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Speaker 10: there are ways to do that. I have an adsb

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Speaker 10: out loophole bill that would require the Department of War

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Speaker 10: to use this broadcasting technology for their position unless they

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Speaker 10: are conducting a sensitive or secret mission, and only during

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Speaker 10: the phases of flight where it is secret or sensitive.

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Speaker 6: When they come back over Washington.

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Speaker 10: DC Airport and they're flying across the Potomac River at

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Speaker 10: the base of the runway being used for landing at

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Speaker 10: that point, they ought to turn this on so that

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Speaker 10: everyone can know where their location is to keep everyone safe.

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Speaker 10: The Rotor Act is one that was introduced by Senator

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Speaker 10: Ted Cruz.

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Speaker 6: It's being voted on in the House today.

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Speaker 10: It is a step in the right direction that I

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Speaker 10: intend to support on the floor today and then we'll

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Speaker 10: see where that kind of goes from there.

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Speaker 6: But fundamentally, we.

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Speaker 10: Have to change the practice and the protocol that the

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Speaker 10: Department of War has been using. We've got, in my opinion,

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Speaker 10: too many spoiled generals looking to get flown on helicopters.

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Speaker 6: Around Washington, DC and other parts of the country.

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Speaker 10: We've got to change that practice to really improve upon

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Speaker 10: aviation safety, so we're not introducing risk into the national airspace.

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Speaker 10: It's important work that needs to get done, and I'm

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Speaker 10: doing my best to really balance all of this in

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Speaker 10: the way that is appropriate and take the findings of

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Speaker 10: the NTSB report and put those into practice and change

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Speaker 10: our protocols of how this happens.

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Speaker 3: That's really great, Congressman. You've had some important conversations lately.

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Speaker 3: I just finished watching the Charlie Sheen documentary, and if

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Speaker 3: I learned anything from that, it's that there's a deficit

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Speaker 3: of these services in this country when it comes to recovery.

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Speaker 3: But you've had some important conversations in Michigan about addiction recovery.

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Speaker 7: Tell us what you've found.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I had the benefit of when I was in

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Speaker 10: the state legislative legislature.

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Speaker 6: Sitting next to my seat mate when I was in

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Speaker 6: the State House was.

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Speaker 10: A really strong addiction and recovery advocate. This is really

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Speaker 10: eye opening, and you look at the cultural effects of

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Speaker 10: so many things that have happened in our country, and

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Speaker 10: these are real things that we've got to improve upon.

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Speaker 10: I'm really proud that we've seen a decline or a

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Speaker 10: decrease for the first time and so long of opioid

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Speaker 10: and fentanyl overdose desks.

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Speaker 6: That is attributable a.

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Speaker 10: Lot to obviously the work that's been done here in

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Speaker 10: Congress as well as the President to halt the flow

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Speaker 10: of fentanyl into our country, but also look at addiction

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Speaker 10: and recovery therapies and treatments that we can invest in

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Speaker 10: to give hope and give confidence and give recovery to

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Speaker 10: more and more Americans.

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Speaker 6: That is something we need to do.

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Speaker 10: It's a it's a cultural thing we need to fix,

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Speaker 10: but it's also an enforcement of halting the flow of

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Speaker 10: these illegal drugs into our countries so that more Americans

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Speaker 10: are not found to have these tragedies arise. And prevention

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Speaker 10: is the best thing we can do, but then a

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Speaker 10: addiction and recovery are also pieces that we need to

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Speaker 10: invest heavily in. And I'm proud of that work that

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Speaker 10: we're doing. There's more that we have to do. We're

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Speaker 10: still losing far too many Americans to these overdose desks.

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Speaker 6: But really getting at.

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Speaker 10: The root is going to be so critically important, and

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Speaker 10: I hope the President brings up and speaks about some

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Speaker 10: of that tonight as well.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so we got about a minute left, real quick.

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Speaker 2: I want to ask about Iran. We already disabled their

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Speaker 2: nuclear program or set.

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Speaker 1: It back right a ways, gives the present where to

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Speaker 1: launch another military attack.

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Speaker 2: Is regime changed the ultimate goal?

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Speaker 6: Well, I think certainly.

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Speaker 10: You know, the Iatola is a belligerent, you know, basically

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Speaker 10: pseudo dictator in Iran that has destabilized the entire region.

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Speaker 10: I lost friends in Iraq to the hands of Iranian

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Speaker 10: Iranian produced munitions and bombs that were used to kill

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Speaker 10: friends of mine in Iraq. And there are families that

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Speaker 10: are shattered in our country through the loss of life

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Speaker 10: during the war on Terror that was born a lot

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Speaker 10: of that out of the efforts that were undertaken in Iran.

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Speaker 10: So it is not in any way too soon to

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Speaker 10: see a change of leadership in Iran. And I'm hopeful

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Speaker 10: that the people there will continue to rise up, continue

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Speaker 10: to voice their desire for freedom. And I think there

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Speaker 10: are things we can do, short of us sending military

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Speaker 10: troops on the ground into Iran, that would enable the

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Speaker 10: people of Iran to take ownership of their own country.

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Speaker 10: Whether that's technology that bypasses the Internet censoring, whether it's

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Speaker 10: cell phones that directly connect to satellite technology to allow

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Speaker 10: them to bypass the censorship that's going on, or whether

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Speaker 10: it's other organizing efforts that we can take to really

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Speaker 10: empower the people in Iran that have to decide this

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Speaker 10: for themselves, what the next steps of their country is going.

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Speaker 10: They don't want to live under the thumb of the

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Speaker 10: ayah Toola. Their currency is devalued down to almost nothing.

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Speaker 10: They've had an oppressive regime for decades now, longer than

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Speaker 10: I've even been alive. This is really serious stuff that

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Speaker 10: I'm optimistic about the direction that the Iranian people are

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Speaker 10: taking to bring about fundamental change in their country, and

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Speaker 10: I just hope and pray that that will continue to

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Speaker 10: take effect so that we can have a peaceful relationship

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Speaker 10: with Iran.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, exciting, definitely with you on that.

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Speaker 3: I think we're all cautiously optimistic of what we could see.

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Speaker 3: Congressman Tom Barrett, thank you so much for being with

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Speaker 3: us tonight, Sir.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, thank you for having me. I really do appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: And we're looking forward to the President's remarks tonight.

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Speaker 3: We will be watching all right, everybody, stay tuned because

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Speaker 3: we have much more fear coming.

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Speaker 7: Up on the other side of this break.

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Speaker 2: Welcome back to America.

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Speaker 1: While much of the President's speech to night, we'll talk

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Speaker 1: about domestic issues like affordability and security and safety in

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Speaker 1: the border. There's also a big component of a foreign policy.

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Speaker 1: What's going to happen in Iran? Are we going to bomb?

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Speaker 1: Will that violence in Mexico spill over since the killing

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Speaker 1: of that extraordinarily bad cartel leader?

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Speaker 2: And another important one, what do we do with China?

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Speaker 1: And tonight in the audience will be a powerful symbol

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Speaker 1: of China's persecution and prosecution against freedom. The daughter of

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Speaker 1: Chinese in prison, Chinese activist Jimmy Lai, will be in

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Speaker 1: the audience at the behest of House speaker Mike Johnson

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Speaker 1: joining us now to make sense of all of this

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Speaker 1: and to tell us what we could expect tonight. He's

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Speaker 1: a senior research fellow there at his foundation, and before

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Speaker 1: that he was one of the most trusted security advisors

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Speaker 1: inside the White House, Deputy National Security Advisor to the

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Speaker 1: Vice President in Trump one.

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Speaker 2: He is Steve Yates. Steve, great to have you back,

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much, wonderful, enjoy you all right. A lot

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Speaker 2: to cover in tonight's speech. I don't think the President

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Speaker 2: will miss any of it. He'll get it all covered.

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Speaker 1: But Iran, Mexico, China to be three big topics that

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Speaker 1: will come up.

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Speaker 2: What do you expect well on Iran?

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Speaker 11: The challenge has been put to him by those that

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Speaker 11: have been briefed on the Hill to make the case

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Speaker 11: of the American people of if force is going to be used,

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Speaker 11: how might it be used. How do we ensure that

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Speaker 11: it doesn't spill over into an Iraq two point zero

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Speaker 11: situation or any other kind of unfriendly spillover in the

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Speaker 11: region or to our shores. I think the President has

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Speaker 11: plenty he could say. I'm not privy to what he

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Speaker 11: is intent upon selling tonight, but I do think that

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Speaker 11: he wants to reassure that we have both peace and

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Speaker 11: strength on full display in every meaningful part of the world.

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Speaker 11: And that is the pivot the President has made in

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Speaker 11: being a good steward of American interest but also a

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Speaker 11: world that had kind of gone mad and gone broken

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Speaker 11: in the previous years. So I expect he might have

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Speaker 11: to use force over the coming weeks and months to

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Speaker 11: keep negotiations on track. I don't expect a broader war

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Speaker 11: to breakout Mexico Front. I think that people might be

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Speaker 11: a little reassured that seems things calmed a little in

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Speaker 11: the immediate aftermath those horrifying images. But there's every reason

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Speaker 11: to be worried about cartels that have tentacles into our

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Speaker 11: country in far too many ways. People have suffered unspeakable

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Speaker 11: losses with fentanyl and crime and other kinds of problems

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Speaker 11: that have come across our borders. And so perhaps because

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Speaker 11: Donald Trump is in the Oval office, those cartels might

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Speaker 11: want to think twice before having deliver the direct American

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Speaker 11: casualties in American soil that would provoke an overwhelming response.

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Speaker 11: For now, it's in Mexico, and I think it's important

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Speaker 11: that this be one. It's a challenge has waited far

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Speaker 11: too long for real action, and whether the government of

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Speaker 11: Mexico wanted or not, they're in it now, so they

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Speaker 11: might as well be in it to win it. The

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Speaker 11: China stuff is kind of longer term presidents and negotiations

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Speaker 11: on rebalancing things economic we have a lot of accountability

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Speaker 11: on COVID and fentanyl and other areas. Rebalancing of traded

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Speaker 11: just a part of these things. And their security challenge

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Speaker 11: of how do we deter their aggression, the territorial aggression

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Speaker 11: that croaches upon our allies and upon us, and the

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Speaker 11: last part of that that I would just put is

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Speaker 11: kind of icing on the cake. You mentioned that the

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Speaker 11: daughter of Jimmy Lai will be there. I think it's

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Speaker 11: super important that the cause of media freedom of association

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Speaker 11: was squashed in Hong Kong after the Chinese takeover. Says

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Speaker 11: something more broadly about China. I also hear the crew

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Speaker 11: of the Artemis two have been invited by Speaker Johnson

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Speaker 11: to attend. I'm a huge advocate for winning the space

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Speaker 11: race two point zero. It matters economically, it matters strategically

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Speaker 11: and militarily. It also matters to the spirit of America.

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Speaker 11: And if we're going to win that, we need that

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Speaker 11: crew in space, not in the capital. And that's why

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Speaker 11: I would really really advocate we have of a private

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Speaker 11: sector public sector collaboration to leapfrog into a different approach

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Speaker 11: it that goes beyond the Artemis in winning that space race.

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Speaker 11: So that's kind of the tour of horizon of what

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Speaker 11: could get addressed if the President waxes long on foreign policy.

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Speaker 2: It's a big horizon, Steve.

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Speaker 3: I want to stay on Mexico for a moment because

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Speaker 3: I mean, it was actually quite shocking to see the

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Speaker 3: leader of what is it cartel Jlisco new Gang taken out.

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Speaker 3: I think what a lot of people are also surprised

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Speaker 3: by the fact that Claudia Steinbaum, she has a reputation

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Speaker 3: for having at least an arms length relationship with cartels

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Speaker 3: in that country. What do you think it took for

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Speaker 3: President Trump to convince her and her contemporaries that coordination was.

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Speaker 7: In their best interest.

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Speaker 11: Well, I know that the administration has been looking from

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Speaker 11: before coming back in this term and early in the

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Speaker 11: term at all the authorities and capability that would be

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Speaker 11: necessary if we didn't have the help of the government

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Speaker 11: of Mexico, and in order to provide for the common

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Speaker 11: defense and protect American citizens and communities, we had to

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Speaker 11: take we had to take this action what would be necessary,

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Speaker 11: and it's it's a dangerous list. It's one that we

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Speaker 11: could use our capabilities and we probably would win, but

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Speaker 11: at some risk and some costuh. And so I think

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Speaker 11: it was far better for us to find a way

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Speaker 11: to push the government of Mexico to ultimately have to move.

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Speaker 11: I strongly suspect that we had intelligence that said we

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Speaker 11: know where this dangerous person is and several others and

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Speaker 11: either we're going to do it and Pandora's box is

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Speaker 11: wide open, or you're going to do it, and Panda's

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Speaker 11: box is open just a little bit less. And I

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Speaker 11: think that they knew that this was sort of a

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Speaker 11: survival level kind of decision. And either they do it

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Speaker 11: themselves and hold on to the hope of power, or

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Speaker 11: it's done by America and either the cartels or someone

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Speaker 11: else is pushing them aside.

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Speaker 1: So very important to get that equation right just before

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Speaker 1: we let you go real quickly. Watching a socialist government

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Speaker 1: in Venezuela suddenly do a lot of things that are

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Speaker 1: beneficial to the United States, seeing a socialist president in

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Speaker 1: Mexico do things that other Mexican leaders were unwilling to do.

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Speaker 1: There does seem to be a change in the dynamic,

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Speaker 1: particularly in our hemisphere.

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Speaker 2: How far reaching is that?

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Speaker 1: And could a Cuba collapse be part of that outcome

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Speaker 1: of that equation?

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Speaker 11: Well, we're definitely in the territory of dream of things

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Speaker 11: that never were and ask why not?

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Speaker 2: So?

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Speaker 11: President Trump in a lot of ways is an echo

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Speaker 11: and an abodoment of a lot of what came out

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Speaker 11: of the Kennedy era, just swapping the parties and so

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Speaker 11: we're looking at space we're looking at our hemisphere and

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Speaker 11: we're doing things that people said couldn't be done. And

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Speaker 11: I think that is sort of a summation of what

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Speaker 11: trump Ism is besides all the pop and sizzle of

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Speaker 11: the critics and complaints. And so I do think that

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Speaker 11: that is where momentum is going. There's a part of

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Speaker 11: my heart strings that are pulled by Yes, we're having

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Speaker 11: these socialist governments do some of the right things.

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Speaker 2: I'll take the win.

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Speaker 11: At the same time, I'd love to see freedom movements

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Speaker 11: and really accountable free the leaders come into this place.

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Speaker 11: All things in good time.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, it seems like the winds are blowing in

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Speaker 1: a direction of change in those countries soon. So as always, Steve,

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Speaker 1: we love the great insights you give us. Thanks for

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Speaker 1: joining us on such an important night.

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Speaker 11: A pleasure, Thanks so much.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but a great voice to talk to every time

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Speaker 1: we got these big questions. All right, coming up back,

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Speaker 1: we can discuss what can be done to support the

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Speaker 1: pro life movement as cities like New York City legalized

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Speaker 1: I'm not making this up. Physician assistant suicide. If you

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Speaker 1: see what's going on in Canada, it's even scarier. Stay

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Speaker 1: tune We're going to deck all that with Sean Karney

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Speaker 1: right after these.

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Speaker 2: Messages President of the United States.

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Speaker 4: United States respected again around the world. Now, Donald J.

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Speaker 4: Trump delivers his next State of the Union address, laying

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Speaker 4: out the victories and the bold vision for what comes next.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back everybody. As more cities, including New York City,

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Speaker 3: legalized physician assisted suicide, what implications does this have for

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Speaker 3: the pro life movement and what actions can be taken

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Speaker 3: to address it? Joining us now as the CEO and

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Speaker 3: president for forty days for Life, Sean Carney, Shawn, thanks

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Speaker 3: so much for being with us.

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Speaker 6: It's going to be back. Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 7: Absolutely.

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Speaker 3: You know, anytime there is a conversation, you know, whether

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Speaker 3: it is about abortion, whether it is about the Holocaust,

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Speaker 3: whether it's about physician assisted suicide, there is the human

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Speaker 3: aspect of it where you know, you try to dehumanize

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Speaker 3: babies when it comes to abortion, you try to dehumanized

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Speaker 3: Jews when it comes to the Holocaust, and then you

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Speaker 3: try to humanize situations that people are in.

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Speaker 7: We've seen in Canada this is a very slippery slope.

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Speaker 3: It goes from you know, trying to be humane to

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Speaker 3: cancer patients to someone with you know, assistic acne who

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Speaker 3: experiences depression and anxiety, and then they get pushed into it.

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Speaker 3: How have we gone so far that we have just

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Speaker 3: completely lost all notion of the of the value of life.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you're exactly right.

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Speaker 13: And they just really want to get to whatever answer

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Speaker 13: that they can get to euthanize anyone for any reason.

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Speaker 13: That's why you get the ACME, you get cancer, you

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Speaker 13: get depression or anxiety, or you know, you know, somebody

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Speaker 13: feeling unwell in any way and they can just decide

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Speaker 13: to have somebody kill them. And it really comes from

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Speaker 13: everything that you said from eugenics that we, or even

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Speaker 13: you yourself, deem yourself useless or worthless. You're no good

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Speaker 13: to society, and therefore we can get rid of you.

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Speaker 13: And all of eugenics, whether it be abortion or euthanasia,

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Speaker 13: is built on this notion. The difference with assistant suicide

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Speaker 13: is that the person themselves is telling the medical community,

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Speaker 13: you can do this to me, and in some cases

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Speaker 13: in Canada, the person may not get to make that decision.

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Speaker 13: And so this has been a real problem in Canada.

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Speaker 13: We've been worried about it coming to the United States,

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Speaker 13: knowing that if it came in this fashion, it would

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Speaker 13: probably be New York to the first to do it.

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Speaker 13: And this is really really bad. Most things culturally that

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Speaker 13: come out of Canada are very bad, and this is

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Speaker 13: number one on our list. This is a huge, huge problem.

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Speaker 13: And when you look at the pro euthanasia crowd, they're

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Speaker 13: actually disappointed at the lack of progress they've made the

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Speaker 13: last ten or twenty years, unlike the abortion crowd that's gotten,

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Speaker 13: you know, abortions through all forty weeks and denying medical

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Speaker 13: care to a baby who survives in abortion. The youth

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Speaker 13: in Asia folks have not had that success until this

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Speaker 13: New York bill.

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Speaker 7: Or an even more horrifying scenario.

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Speaker 3: Sorry John for jumping in, but I just heard about

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Speaker 3: a recent couple in Canada who they did.

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Speaker 7: I think it was the wife who elected to have

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Speaker 7: it done. Then she changed her mind and they proceeded

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Speaker 7: with it anyway.

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Speaker 2: Horrifying.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and that is the problem because what happens is

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Speaker 13: the patient will reveal an illness or their misery or

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Speaker 13: the fact that they don't like their husband or.

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Speaker 6: Whatever the reason is.

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Speaker 13: It's pretty vague, and then human nature kicks in and

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Speaker 13: they have a desire to live and it's too late

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Speaker 13: according to the government. This is obviously a problem with

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Speaker 13: socialized medicine. But this is a very dangerous mentality that

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Speaker 13: surprisingly isn't as prevalent in the United States. It doesn't

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Speaker 13: poll as well as it does in Europe or in Canada.

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Speaker 6: But I'm afraid that we're five.

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Speaker 13: To ten years behind that because this mindset, particularly as

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Speaker 13: my parents, the baby boomers, get older, so many people

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Speaker 13: are going to look they're expensive. There's a lot of

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Speaker 13: baby boomers, and there's a very dangerous mentality that our

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Speaker 13: healthcare system or anything else can't sustain them. Certainly social security,

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Speaker 13: and so many people make these horrific and moral economic

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Speaker 13: arguments to just end the life of Grandma because she's expensive.

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Speaker 13: And that's a very very dangerous mentality, and it's a

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Speaker 13: sick mentality.

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Speaker 2: There's a lot of guests in the audience.

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Speaker 1: Some are pretty famous, like the gold winning men's Olympic

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Speaker 1: hockey team. But then there's another woman, Blair Sage, who

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Speaker 1: I think is a s excuse me, Sage Blair, who

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Speaker 1: is a victim of human trafficking and a victim of

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Speaker 1: a system that seemed to get between her and her parents.

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Speaker 1: How important is her presence in tonight's audience.

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Speaker 6: I think it's awesome.

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Speaker 13: And I think President Trump is going to do something

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Speaker 13: tonight that I wish he would do more of. He's

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Speaker 13: very good at doing it, but he doesn't do it

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Speaker 13: a lot, and that is tug at the heart.

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Speaker 6: And share some of these stories.

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Speaker 13: So often the Left runs around and you know, they

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Speaker 13: talk about fourteen year old rape victims, or they talk

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Speaker 13: about sex trafficking, They talk about how great it is

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Speaker 13: when somebody transitions, you know, from being a man to

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Speaker 13: a woman. They don't tell the horror stories. They don't

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Speaker 13: work with fourteen year old rape victims. We do we

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Speaker 13: look them in the eye. They don't talk about de transitioners,

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Speaker 13: which we just had one on our podcast this week,

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Speaker 13: and the great pain, uh, and the silence of so

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Speaker 13: many parents and adults as these kids, you know, transition

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Speaker 13: into something not knowing what in the world they're doing.

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Speaker 13: They're just teenagers trying to figure out life as we

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Speaker 13: all did. It doesn't mean that they were born into

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Speaker 13: the wrong body. So it is a great injustice. I'm

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Speaker 13: glad that he's going to tell some of these stories.

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Speaker 13: He's good at doing it, and somehow it gets, you know,

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Speaker 13: left out that that we on the right, we have

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Speaker 13: our sad stories too. We have we can tug at

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Speaker 13: the heart, and I think President Trump needs to do

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Speaker 13: that to show the truth of what really is common sense.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely to let you go.

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Speaker 3: I want to ask you kind of a theological question,

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Speaker 3: going back to the assisted of suicide thing. There are

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Speaker 3: a lot of Christians out there who believe that if

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Speaker 3: you commit suicide, then you are condemned to to Hell,

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Speaker 3: to a lake of fire. I don't believe that. I

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Speaker 3: view got as much more merciful than that. When someone

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Speaker 3: is dealing with so much.

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Speaker 7: Anguish here on earth.

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Speaker 14: But does it seem to you like for some folks,

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Speaker 14: maybe this is a way out that they want to die,

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Speaker 14: but they can they get by on a technicality because

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Speaker 14: they didn't technically do it to themselves.

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Speaker 13: Probably yes, but of course they're still a cupable. And

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Speaker 13: you know, I'm Catholic, and suicide is a sin. We

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Speaker 13: don't know who's in hell and who's not, but suicide

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Speaker 13: is a sin because our life is simply not ours

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Speaker 13: to take. And so obviously you have different circumstances if

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Speaker 13: somebody has been abused in some form or fashion, or

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Speaker 13: or has some kind of an addiction.

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Speaker 6: But for people who are just tired and.

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Speaker 13: They want a way out and they've given up, that's

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Speaker 13: an attack on the virtue of hope.

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Speaker 6: And that's why it's a sin.

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Speaker 13: And that's why we have to live in a society

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Speaker 13: where the dignity of every human person is upheld, and

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Speaker 13: Christianity is the only one that ultimately fights for all minorities,

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Speaker 13: those who are seeking suicide, those who are stuck in

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Speaker 13: a lifestyle that's making them unhappy. The Christian community always

897
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Speaker 13: speaks to the truth of the dignity of the human person.

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Speaker 13: No matter your sins, no matter your circumstances, and that's

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Speaker 13: why it's so crucial to have it at the front

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Speaker 13: of an ethical discussion like euthanasia, because it's very unnatural

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Speaker 13: to want somebody.

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Speaker 6: To kill you or to kill yourself.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, forgot absolutely spot on.

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Speaker 3: Every life is worth preserving, young, old, doesn't matter. CEO

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Speaker 3: and President for forty days for life, Sean Carney.

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Speaker 7: Always a blessing having you with us.

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Speaker 3: All Right, everybody, stay tuned, because next up we're going

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Speaker 3: to dive into Gavin Newsom's controversial comments about black Americans

909
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Speaker 3: and much more. Welcome back everybody to our final segment

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Speaker 3: of the night. John, A lot of us have conversations

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Speaker 3: of the soft bigotry of low expectations. Andrew Breitbart, the

912
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Speaker 3: late great Andrew Breitbart, used to talk about that a lot,

913
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Speaker 3: and it seems that that message never really was enough

914
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Speaker 3: of a caution to folks like Democrat governor in California,

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Speaker 3: Gavin news And You're not gonna believe this comment, check

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Speaker 3: it out.

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Speaker 15: I'm like you, I'm no better than you. You know,

918
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Speaker 15: I'm a nine sixty SAT guy and you know, and

919
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Speaker 15: I'm not trying to offend anyone. You know, trying to

920
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Speaker 15: act all there. If you got nine forty, but literally

921
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Speaker 15: a nine sixty sat, guy, I cannot you you've never

922
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Speaker 15: seen me read a speech because I cannot read a speech.

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Speaker 7: I think he caught himself for a moment.

924
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Speaker 3: I think he realized what he said, but then he

925
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Speaker 3: just made it worse by saying, oh, well, not nine

926
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Speaker 3: sixty nine.

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Speaker 1: I don't understand it, although maybe the most understandable partner

928
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Speaker 1: is that you got nine to sixty and his SATs.

929
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Speaker 1: I kind of believe that actually, But the rest of

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Speaker 1: it does, you know? It shows you how out of

931
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Speaker 1: touch elitis are but to people they claim to represent

932
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Speaker 1: or want to help, and they just don't get every

933
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Speaker 1: day people because they don't live among them.

934
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Speaker 3: Who needs essayt scores to get Electedman, you got hair gel,

935
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Speaker 3: That's what he's got, all right, John? An incredible moment

936
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Speaker 3: on what morning was that Sunday morning? The days are

937
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Speaker 3: running together for me with all of the travel woes.

938
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Speaker 3: But of course the US men won the Olympic gold

939
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Speaker 3: and I'm married to a Canadian, so that was an

940
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Speaker 3: interesting family thread for me to be on.

941
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Speaker 7: I was gracious. I didn't say a word. I just

942
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Speaker 7: sent all of my favorite memes to my husband.

943
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Speaker 3: But on the women's side of things, Tia Mitchell, who

944
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Speaker 3: is on the US women's hockey team, said that President

945
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Speaker 3: Trump and Cash Battel interjected themselves into what could have

946
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Speaker 3: been a politically neutral moment. Now, what's interesting to me,

947
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Speaker 3: John is that Democrats never missed a chance to inject

948
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Speaker 3: themselves into anything. But President Trump just wanted to celebrate

949
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Speaker 3: them men, and Cash Battel has been a lifelong huge

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Speaker 3: hockey fan, so.

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Speaker 7: He was able to go to the locker room.

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Speaker 3: It wasn't a planned appearance, but he went and he

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Speaker 3: celebrated our guys.

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Speaker 2: It was fun, it was great.

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Speaker 1: I didn't see the clip, but I gotta tell you this,

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Speaker 1: there's something that Cashpertel achieved in Italy had nothing to

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Speaker 1: do with the Olympics. And when the American people find

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Speaker 1: out in a few weeks, I'm working on a story

959
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Speaker 1: to break that, it's going to be a really senior

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Speaker 1: He was there, not because the Olympics. It wasn't a

961
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Speaker 1: free bee hockey trip. There was something going on. You're

962
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Speaker 1: gonna learn about what that is. And then when they

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Speaker 1: find out, and then he realized that we made time

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Speaker 1: to go see the hockey team because he likes hockey

965
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Speaker 1: like he did with Ovechkin and others. It's a great moment. Listen,

966
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Speaker 1: we don't have to fight all the time. For some reason,

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Speaker 1: the left just wants to be victimized by everything that

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Speaker 1: goes on every day. It's tiring. For God's sakes. Just

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Speaker 1: enjoy the gold medal.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, just kind of beer. Chill out people.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I want to squeeze in this comic because Secretary

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Speaker 3: Kennedy spoke about something quite humorous when it comes to

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Speaker 3: immigration and IDs and all those types of things.

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Speaker 6: Check it out.

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Speaker 12: He must think there's an award for being stupid. I mean,

976
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Speaker 12: the American people look at this stuff and they're they're

977
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Speaker 12: a gashed.

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Speaker 2: You're going to record.

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Speaker 12: Are somebody to show not one form but two forms

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Speaker 12: of I D in order to shovel snow, but not

981
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Speaker 12: to vote? I mean, it's a silly dispute.

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Speaker 3: That was Senator John Kennedy, not Secretary RFK Junior.

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Speaker 7: But he always comes out with the quips. I absolutely

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Speaker 7: love him.

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Speaker 1: He's a blast to watch. He's just so funny. Well,

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Speaker 1: I won't tell this story because of abouts.

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Speaker 2: Well, tell the story.

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Speaker 1: He was at a great Iron Dinner a few years ago,

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Speaker 1: and he said, we're all worried about people of chronic

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Speaker 1: accentsm in high school. So we've raised the drinking age

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Speaker 1: in Alabama to twenty eight and all the Alabamas just

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Speaker 1: went at.

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Speaker 2: Him and we're giving it to him. But he's just

994
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Speaker 2: so funny.

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Speaker 1: He has a way of just knowing his crowd and

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Speaker 1: finding that moment that will create that smirk. And last Wed,

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Speaker 1: we need more humor politics too, less recombination working.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, raise the drinking age at the Iron Bulbone. See

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Speaker 7: what happens. That is all right, everybody. That's all the

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Speaker 7: time we have for tonight. Thanks for being with us.

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Speaker 7: We'll see you tomorrow.