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Speaker 1: autocratic breakthrough. Autocratic breakthrough is when the party in power

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Speaker 1: Way to dislodge them from power. Autocratic breakthrough is when

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Speaker 4: Well, it's sad, you know. Haven't all of us gone

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Speaker 2: I think number one, the justice system was was not

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Speaker 7: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 8: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 8: It's Tuesday, twenty sixth November, the earn year of Our Lord,

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Speaker 9: Yeah, well, first off, I heard that Rachel Maddow got

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Speaker 7: Come on, Rachel, you're supposed to be a populist. Your thoughts, brother.

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Speaker 9: There, Claire mccaskell was one of the most corrupt US

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Speaker 9: and so forth. A solar energy plant in Nevada. It's

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Speaker 9: called Crescent Dones, and this plant has had major issues.

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Speaker 9: It went offline for a year because of technical technological issues,

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Speaker 9: it went into bankruptcy, and then it reopened under new

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Speaker 9: ownership and only produces part a percentage of what the

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Speaker 9: energy that it was supposed to produce. The issue here

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Speaker 9: is that one of the a related firm that was

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Speaker 9: had that got screwed out of tens of millions of

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Speaker 9: dollars or so they say, filed what's called a key

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Speaker 9: tam lawsuit. A key tam lawsuit is where a private

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Speaker 9: end city sues the other places to recoup losses that

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Speaker 9: the taxpayers got on behalf of the federal government and

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Speaker 9: at no cost the taxpayers. And the Justice Department had

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Speaker 9: greenlit this about halfway through the Biden administration, and then

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Speaker 9: all of a sudden on election night they pulled the

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Speaker 9: carpet out from under it. And at five to twenty

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Speaker 9: pm Eastern time on election night, a Justice Department lawyer

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Speaker 9: emails the plaintiffs for this keytam lawsuit saying that they

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Speaker 9: were going to move to dismiss it, a complete shocking

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Speaker 9: reversal which amounts to.

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Speaker 6: An AFP to cover up.

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Speaker 9: What is essentially a theft of hundreds of millions of

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Speaker 9: dollars of taxpayer dollars in the cash grants that were

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Speaker 9: granted to back during the Obama administration.

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Speaker 6: So the Biden Justice Apartment on election.

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Speaker 9: Night is doing this, and I don't think they're more

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Speaker 9: there's so much concerned about this plant and what may

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Speaker 9: come out about this one. They're more concerned about the

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Speaker 9: broader green energy agenda. Because just a couple of months ago,

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Speaker 9: the Biden uh Interior Department announced massive expansion in dozens

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Speaker 9: of Western states millions of federal land acres of plans

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Speaker 9: for future solar energy projects like this one. So the

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Speaker 9: green energy agenda is on display here, and they were

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Speaker 9: letting it go forward when they thought they were controlling government,

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Speaker 9: and they wouldn't it wouldn't lead to problems for them,

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Speaker 9: But they're they undercut the effort as soon as they

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Speaker 9: see Trump coming in because they're afraid that their future

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Speaker 9: projects are at risk.

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Speaker 8: Are they trying to bail out Is this like Obama

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Speaker 8: and the Green and Gordon these guys. Are they trying

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Speaker 8: to bail out their venture capital buddies or is this

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Speaker 8: something they're trying to lay in policy and and and

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Speaker 8: gre and energy.

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Speaker 7: That by that Trump can't reverse? What is it? What

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Speaker 7: is it? More?

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Speaker 9: It's similar, it's it's similar to Cylindra in that there's

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Speaker 9: an obsession from the radical left with this solar and

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Speaker 9: wind energy and these so called renewables for which the

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Speaker 9: technology isn't just not there yet right like we know

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Speaker 9: the technology doesn't to the to the point where it

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Speaker 9: does with regard to fossil fuels. And so what they're

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Speaker 9: trying to do is they are they're they're they're they're

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Speaker 9: aggressively pushing that agenda and and frankly, they will they

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Speaker 9: will do anything they can and to throw as much

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Speaker 9: money at that as they possibly can, uh, And so yeah,

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Speaker 9: they're making lots of money on it, and there's lots

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Speaker 9: of different people that are builking the.

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Speaker 6: Tax payers basically out of it.

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Speaker 9: But at the same time, it's the obsession with the

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Speaker 9: radical left energy vision on us. But the key thing

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Speaker 9: here is that they literally are covering this up on

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Speaker 9: election nine, right like, so literally as they find out

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Speaker 9: Kamala Harris has a lot lost the election, Like they

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Speaker 9: knew at five twenty pm Eastern that they lost the

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Speaker 9: election because they have the expulse and the exit poll

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Speaker 9: showed she was going to lose, so they know she

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Speaker 9: lost the election.

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Speaker 6: And then what's their first move?

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Speaker 9: Protect the green energy, right like, because they know that

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Speaker 9: they're going to have to ride out Trump, you know,

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Speaker 9: in his second term. Their hope is they get the

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Speaker 9: White House back in twenty twenty eight, and then they

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Speaker 9: just start up the green energy nonsense right again.

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Speaker 8: Right after that, right writer died, Matt, Where do people

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Speaker 8: go to get your writing?

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Speaker 7: So we have about thirty seconds.

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Speaker 6: Just go to Breitbart dot com.

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Speaker 9: I'm also on ex Twitter at mboil one and on

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Speaker 9: true social at real MATC Boyle.

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Speaker 7: Brother.

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Speaker 8: We'd love you we're going to have you back on

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Speaker 8: to do a reprise on Claire mccaskell. We'll do Aunt

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Speaker 8: Claire sometime, maybe next week. Just a repriese of your

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Speaker 8: great for reporting of her corruption. Matt Boy, We love

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Speaker 8: you brother. Have a great Thanksgiving short great Darren Beatties

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Speaker 8: on deck.

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Speaker 2: The justice system was not was not equipped to handle

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Speaker 2: a defendant like Trump. I mean, he just had extraordinary

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Speaker 2: resources just by virtue of a few years. You know,

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Speaker 2: he had a big legal team by the end, he

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Speaker 2: had multiple criminal defense tourneys.

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Speaker 6: He had appellate.

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Speaker 2: Experts who arguing before the Supreme Court. He had entire

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Speaker 2: teams Like this is not the way that, you know,

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Speaker 2: the justice system is set up. It's not set up

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Speaker 2: to basically have entire, like large scale teams who who

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Speaker 2: can basically ligate their way through the courts. And you've

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Speaker 2: got to remember, you know, I hear a lot about

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Speaker 2: you know, Merrick Garlin could have started earlier, like maybe,

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Speaker 2: but then there is also the case that during the

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Speaker 2: criminal investigations, you know, Trump repeatedly litigated every executive privileged

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Speaker 2: fight he could right there.

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Speaker 8: Hre the Lull is one of the smartest reporters out

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Speaker 8: theres with the Guardian. That is one of the most

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Speaker 8: important statements that we've said that a justice system quote

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Speaker 8: unquote is not set up for a defender like Trump is.

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Speaker 8: Mike It says all the time, it's not about whether

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Speaker 8: you're gonna it's about when the state rolls on you.

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Speaker 7: Y'ar done.

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Speaker 8: This is why we have one thousand j six folks

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Speaker 8: in prison. This is why Tina Peters is rotten in prison.

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Speaker 8: This is why they send they can crush you, and

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Speaker 8: they will. Christ not a justice They weren't stuff for

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Speaker 8: Trump because Trump could fight back. Trump had the resources

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Speaker 8: in the savvy and Boris Epstein and others that could

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Speaker 8: architect it, and.

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Speaker 7: He was relentless.

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Speaker 8: You want an autocratic breakthrough, Rachel Maddow suck on this.

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Speaker 8: We're gonna dismantle that quote unquote justice system. That's the

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Speaker 8: justice system Stalin had in the nineteen thirties. That's the

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Speaker 8: justice system that the Nazis put in place. That is

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Speaker 8: not a justice system for a free people. You want

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Speaker 8: an autocratic breakthrough, We're going to burn down main justice

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Speaker 8: and put these people in prison because they're criminals. Hugo

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Speaker 8: low right there just told your beati This is the

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Speaker 8: beating heart of this. Unless we take this not just

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Speaker 8: defeating them and President Trump defeating them, they must be

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Speaker 8: professionally eradicated.

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Speaker 10: Sir Well, I completely agree, and look, I've been on

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Speaker 10: this show many times to maintain that.

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Speaker 6: In my view and in a view of many others.

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Speaker 10: For a lot of justification, Department of Justice is the

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Speaker 10: key item. The Department of Justice is the first most

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Speaker 10: important precondition to cleaning out the swamp entirely, and it's

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Speaker 10: something that, unlike our corrupted intelligence agencies, cuts closer to

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Speaker 10: the core of our self conception as Americans, because we

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Speaker 10: think of ourselves as a nation governed by the rule

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Speaker 10: of law, and when that very concept is perverted, corrupted,

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Speaker 10: weaponized the fashion that it has been through Biden, but

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Speaker 10: really going back to Obama, that's when we start to

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Speaker 10: think of ourselves again with sad justicefcation as a banana republic.

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Speaker 10: And so I think a lot of these terminology like retribution,

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Speaker 10: all of these kinds of things. That's very valid, and

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Speaker 10: there is a very valid sense of indignation, But in

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Speaker 10: a broader sense, what this is it's not simply about retribution.

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Speaker 10: What it is about setting the conditions to restore legitimacy

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Speaker 10: within our institutions. If we have people who think of

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Speaker 10: their institutions rightly as corrupt and criminal, we cannot be

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Speaker 10: a successful country into the end of the center. If

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Speaker 10: we want to look in the long term and set

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Speaker 10: our country right, part of that process is restoring legitimacy

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Speaker 10: and faith in our institutions, including justice. And in order

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Speaker 10: to do that, you have to air out the crimes,

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Speaker 10: and you have to punish the criminals.

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Speaker 7: You and I are locked well died at the hip

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Speaker 7: on this.

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Speaker 8: There's gonna be a lot of people in particularly the establishment,

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Speaker 8: and this is the reason the country's in the shape

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Speaker 8: it is because the republic establishment wanted plenty elections but

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Speaker 8: wouldn't cut.

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Speaker 7: To the heart of the problem.

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Speaker 8: There's gonna be a lot of people in President Trump's

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Speaker 8: he are saying, hey, you won, Let's just have a

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Speaker 8: unity moment. Let's have a group hug let's sing kumbah yah.

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Speaker 8: Let bygones be bygones. That is exactly what we don't

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Speaker 8: need to do. Would you agree with that, Darren?

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Speaker 10: I would agree with that. And again, it's one of

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Speaker 10: these things. It's not really a process of anger. I mean,

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Speaker 10: I think the general public is very angry, and they're

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Speaker 10: entirely right to be so. But the mechanism here, the

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Speaker 10: purpose is not to assuage our emotional indignation. The purpose

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Speaker 10: is a necessary step toward restoring faith and legitimacy and

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Speaker 10: functionality into our institutions. It's not if it turns out

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Speaker 10: we don't go at after's some of the most egregious

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Speaker 10: criminals here. That's not a gesture of mercy, that's not

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Speaker 10: a gesture of being nice. That in itself would be

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Speaker 10: an offense against these institutions, because in order for them

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Speaker 10: to be established, re established as legitimate, there has to

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Speaker 10: be at least some degree of accountability for the most

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Speaker 10: egregious offenders. Otherwise everyone's going to think of these institutions

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Speaker 10: as not only a joke, which they have become, but

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Speaker 10: a corrupt, malicious, pernicious, poisonous joke of the sort that

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Speaker 10: we typically see in the third world.

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Speaker 7: Let's play the I want to play the Rachel Maddow.

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Speaker 8: I want to play the during the autocratic breakthrough, so

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Speaker 8: Darren Reedy can can showIn this.

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Speaker 1: Honestly, in terms of what to watch for next, I

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Speaker 1: think we need to be watching for something that they

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Speaker 1: call autocratic breakthrough. Autocratic breakthrough is when the party in

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Speaker 1: power uses the power they do have in govern to

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Speaker 1: make sure they can never be dislodged from government. I'll

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Speaker 1: give you a concrete example. You've already seen in the

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Speaker 1: House of Representatives. Now that Mike Johnson is back in

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Speaker 1: as Republican House Speaker, they change the rules in the

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Speaker 1: House to make it much harder to remove him as Speaker.

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Speaker 1: So that's them digging in, planning to stay.

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Speaker 7: For the long run.

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Speaker 1: Now we're here, you're not going to be able to

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Speaker 1: get us out. You've seen Trump quote joking end quote

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Speaker 1: about expecting to stay in office for a third term

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Speaker 1: once this second term is up, and that's of course

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Speaker 1: against the constitution, but he keeps repeatedly bringing up, bringing

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Speaker 1: it up that that's his expectation. Trump advisor has one

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Speaker 1: time campaign manager, Steve Bannon, saying things in public about

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Speaker 1: how they're going to be ruling for fifty years. There

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Speaker 1: won't be any way to dislodge them from power. Autocratic

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Speaker 1: breakthrough is when they use the powers they've achieved through

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Speaker 1: winning elections to cement themselves in power so they can't

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Speaker 1: be removed by future elections. Or by other democratic needs.

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Speaker 1: So we are watching the efforts to consolidate power. We

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Speaker 1: are watching four signs of autocratic breakthrough, trying to entrence

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Speaker 1: themselves in power so they can't be removed. This is

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Speaker 1: just the way these things go. This is how strong

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Speaker 1: men rule. These are the things that they're trying.

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Speaker 8: They had a realignment in nineteen thirty two around FDR

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Speaker 8: that they try to lock in by packing the courts.

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Speaker 8: In the mid nineteen thirties that was shut down, but

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Speaker 8: they realigned with political power. Darren, this is just what

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Speaker 8: we're doing this populist nationalist America first movement is we're

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Speaker 8: winning votes and winning elections.

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Speaker 7: That's the realignment.

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Speaker 8: Why does she go back to saying look for an

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Speaker 8: autocratic breakthrough, sir.

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Speaker 10: Well, a number of things on that first, just to

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Speaker 10: get a sense of how utterly detached from reality. Mike

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Speaker 10: Johnson as their example of autocratic breakthrough.

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Speaker 6: Johnson, that's your.

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Speaker 10: Autocrat Rachel, like, it's ludicrous. It's just the dumbest thing

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Speaker 10: I ever heard. I didn't realize it would be that

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Speaker 10: dumb before you played it for me.

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Speaker 6: But some other contexts there.

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Speaker 10: The term breakthrough itself, this is borrowed from the terminology

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Speaker 10: of color revolutions from that whole world. In fact, the

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Speaker 10: preferred euphemism at least as of like a year ago

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Speaker 10: for color revolution, because remember we started talking about it.

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Speaker 10: And one of their organizations did a very detailed mapping

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Speaker 10: of the trajectory of the color revolution narrative, beginning with

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Speaker 10: Revolver news in war room and all the way into

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Speaker 10: the broader media sphere, in the broader national conversation. Election

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Speaker 10: Integrity Partnership did this. It was one of the groups

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Speaker 10: funded by all of these censorship organizations and NGO censorship groups.

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Speaker 10: They did a detailed study precisely of the evolution of

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Speaker 10: this narrative, and it's been lectured upon in universities and such,

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Speaker 10: which is kind of just kind of interesting. But part

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Speaker 10: of the vernacular jargon of this world is to refer

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Speaker 10: to color revolutions as democratic breakthroughs, and things going in

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Speaker 10: the opposite direction is democrat backsliding. So this is an

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Speaker 10: evolution of that terminology from that world, and from that orientation, well,

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Speaker 10: let's attach authoritarian breakthrough to what people wanting to win elections.

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Speaker 10: I mean, it's even more ridiculous because here we have

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Speaker 10: the popular vote and nobody really disputes that. I mean,

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Speaker 10: that's I think why the left is so fundamentally demoralized,

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Speaker 10: as they can't hang it up like in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 10: They could say, oh, it's just a few people. Oh

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Speaker 10: maybe you know, the Russians paid a pittance for you know,

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Speaker 10: ads somewhere on Facebook that compared to the you know,

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Speaker 10: the rest of the media, we're trivial, but we can

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Speaker 10: the victory was marginal enough that we can attribute it

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Speaker 10: to some kind of outside of farious force.

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Speaker 6: There's no excuse here.

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Speaker 10: Resounding victory in the popular vote, resounding victory in the

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Speaker 10: electoral vote, we got you know, both both houses, and

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Speaker 10: so what are they going to do with that?

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Speaker 6: I mean, this is.

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Speaker 10: This is a kind of cheap and poor excuse. And

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Speaker 10: they say, oh, the purpose of authoritarian breakthrough is to

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Speaker 10: remain in government. Well, if you do it through the

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Speaker 10: electoral process, I don't see what the objection to that.

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Speaker 10: But in it there's another layer to this, which is

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Speaker 10: that the Democrats and the left and you know, whatever

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Speaker 10: you want to call them, the globalists, the deep States whatever,

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Speaker 10: they do, have permanent government, and they have it by

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Speaker 10: virtue of being in trench within the bureaucracies, so they

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Speaker 10: have achieved the very thing that they're saying we should achieve.

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Speaker 10: And absolutely we have every interest if we're smart enough

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Speaker 10: and focused enough. Focus is really important, by the way,

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Speaker 10: we can lose this whole thing if we don't have

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Speaker 10: focus and we're just kind of dellyed down here and there.

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Speaker 10: You have to be very focused and precise, I think

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Speaker 10: to have any kind of like indefinite, sustainable, consolidated, consolidated

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Speaker 10: gains from this that don't just disappear into thin air

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Speaker 10: after a year or two or even after the four

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Speaker 10: years of the term. But we have every interest, of

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Speaker 10: course in reforming the bureaucracies with our own people. I

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Speaker 10: mean it's critical because you look at the Senate confirmation process.

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Speaker 10: If you don't have Senate confirmed, there's so much like

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Speaker 10: the default is the bureaucracy, and so we're seeing this

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Speaker 10: block is whereas in the Democrat side, if they don't

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Speaker 10: get a confirmation, the default from there, which by the way,

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Speaker 10: they usually get because the Republican senators are more inclined

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Speaker 10: to vote for Merrick Ireland than they are for somebody

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Speaker 10: like Matt Gates, which tells you a lot about them.

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Speaker 10: But in the rare occasion that the Republican Senate won't

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Speaker 10: of a Democrat someone that the Democrat president wants, it'll

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Speaker 10: just default into the bureaucracy and they get what they

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Speaker 10: want anyway. So there's just such a profound home court

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Speaker 10: advantage in government to the Democrats having the bureaucracies themselves

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Speaker 10: as one of their key client classes. So you want

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Speaker 10: to call that an authoritarian breakthrough, that's just them playing

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Speaker 10: the game, the long game. They played it well and

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Speaker 10: we're playing catch up. But we absolutely should focus on

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Speaker 10: that and address that in this narrow space of action

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Speaker 10: that we have, and it's a very narrow space.

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Speaker 8: Darren revolvers at the cutting edge of this fight against

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Speaker 8: the administrative and deep state.

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Speaker 7: Where do people go to get you social media? Where

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Speaker 7: they go to site?

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Speaker 6: Revolver dot news.

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Speaker 10: Were on everything developing and also more significantly, the main

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Speaker 10: things that will remain significant for years to come, the

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Speaker 10: cutting edge. Revolver dot News, Revolver dot News. I'm on

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Speaker 10: x at Darren J.

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Speaker 7: Beatty.

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Speaker 8: Check it out, Darren Beatty, Revolver is the tip of

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Speaker 8: the tip of the spear.

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Speaker 7: Thank you so much for carbon.

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Speaker 8: Time out on a on this week to come on

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Speaker 8: really appreciate you, absolutely my pleasure. The autocratic breakthrough, Rachel,

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Speaker 8: take your number two perencil out and write this down.

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Speaker 8: We are going to take the Justice Department a part

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Speaker 8: brick by brick. It is a nest of vipers that

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Speaker 8: has tried to destroy this Republic.

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Speaker 7: Thank God in Heaven it failed.

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Speaker 8: The providential return of President Trump his moral courage to fight.

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Speaker 8: This short commercial break, We're gonna go to North Carolina

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Speaker 8: and find out exactly what's going on in the tar

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Speaker 8: Hill state.

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Speaker 7: Next in the warm.

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Speaker 10: Take.

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Speaker 1: This year, Trump won the presidential race, but Republicans lost

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Speaker 1: almost everything else in the state. Heading into this election,

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Speaker 1: North Carolina, Republicans held a supermajority in that state legislature,

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Speaker 1: but in this election they lost that supermajority. Democrats made

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Speaker 1: enough inroads in that state legislature this year in this

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Speaker 1: election that Republicans in North Carolina no longer have a

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Speaker 1: supermajority that allows them to override the veto. For example,

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Speaker 1: from the governor, Republicans took this Laws of Dentistry bill,

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Speaker 1: they gutted it, They took out all the dentists stuff.

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Speaker 1: They then decided they would call it their hurricane relief bill.

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Speaker 1: You remember all the horrible storms in western North Carolina.

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Speaker 1: Right before the election, they said it would be their

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Speaker 1: hurricane relief bill.

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Speaker 6: But what the bill actually does.

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Speaker 1: Is it changes the state government in North Carolina. So

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Speaker 1: all the state government positions that are about to be

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Speaker 1: held by Democrats will have their power stripped away from them.

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Speaker 1: Governor of North Carolina, for example, will no longer be

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Speaker 1: allowed to appoint judges as he sees fit. Under this

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Speaker 1: new bill, he will literally be required, in certain circumstances

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Speaker 1: to appoint judges that have been approved explicitly by the

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Speaker 1: state Republican party. The state Republican party has to approve

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Speaker 1: the Democratic governor's judicial picks. The Attorney General under this

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Speaker 1: bill will not be allowed to oppose anything that is

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Speaker 1: done by the Republicans and the state legislature, even if

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Speaker 1: the Attorney general thinks it's against the laws of the state.

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Speaker 1: Power over the administration of elections in North Carolina would

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Speaker 1: inexplicably under this bill, it would inexplicably be moved wholesale

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Speaker 1: into the office of the State Auditor. The state auditor

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Speaker 1: be in charge of elections. Why would Republicans change North

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Speaker 1: Carolina state law so the state auditor is suddenly the

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Speaker 1: person in charge of elections.

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Speaker 7: Oh oh, because.

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Speaker 1: State auditor is the one race that Republicans won this

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Speaker 1: year in North Carolina.

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Speaker 8: Okay, Michelle Morrow joins us. We've had Michelle on before.

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Speaker 8: She ran a heroic race to be the education secretary

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Speaker 8: and head of education in North Carolina. Michelle, first off,

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Speaker 8: people can't there's kind of some confusion here because North

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Speaker 8: Carolina is such an important swing state. President Trump won

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Speaker 8: and it was close, but it wasn't that close. And

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Speaker 8: then and we understand the governor candidate had some issues

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Speaker 8: and Mark's a good man, but there's some issues there.

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Speaker 8: The rest of you guys were i mean not just competitive.

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Speaker 8: You put forward a team on the rest of the

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Speaker 8: down ticket that was amazing. How did what's happening there?

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Speaker 8: Because people are saying, hey, with the vote county, did

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Speaker 8: the western part of the state count How did we

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Speaker 8: lose everything except for Trump essentially?

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Speaker 11: Well, you know, it's a great question that you ask,

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Speaker 11: and thank you so much for having me on, because

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Speaker 11: this makes us question how President Trump could have won

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Speaker 11: North Carolina with the largest margin of his three victories

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Speaker 11: and we did not get the entire Council of State.

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Speaker 11: I will say there is an issue with the establishment.

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Speaker 11: There's an issue within the party. As I traveled the

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Speaker 11: state of North Carolina, there is divisiveness.

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Speaker 5: And I'll just put this forward. The person that.

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Speaker 11: I beat in my historic victory that you during the primary,

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Speaker 11: was a Republican and now she is on the transition

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Speaker 11: team for Josh Stein.

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Speaker 5: Our Democratic governor.

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Speaker 11: So that tells you a little bit because during the

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Speaker 11: primary there were over thirty elected officials who were endorsing

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Speaker 11: her and who were coming against me. And so we

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Speaker 11: do have an issue here, and it is within the party.

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Speaker 11: And it's time for us to make this party in

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Speaker 11: North Carolina, and I think across the entire country. It's

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Speaker 11: time for us to be the gathering of patriots rather

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Speaker 11: than the Grand Old Party. It's time for us to

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Speaker 11: get on to the track of what President Trump has

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Speaker 11: won on, and that is making America great again.

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Speaker 5: That is going back to.

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Speaker 11: Constitutional issues, that is focusing on education and a strong

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Speaker 11: border and economic prosperity here in North Carolina and around

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Speaker 11: this country. And so I say this, I think this

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Speaker 11: is I'm excited because I think this is a great

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Speaker 11: day in America.

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Speaker 5: We have an incredible opportunity. President Trump is.

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Speaker 11: About to take back the rains and he is going

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Speaker 11: to give power back to the people. And it is

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Speaker 11: up to us, the patriotic Americans, to fight for him

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Speaker 11: and for this agenda.

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Speaker 5: And that's what I intend to do.

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Speaker 11: You know, they dumped eight million dollars into a smear

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Speaker 11: campaign against me, and has that ever happened? Have you

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Speaker 11: ever heard of a superintendence race being in the national news?

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Speaker 11: Anderson Cooper, Rachel Maddow, everyone else.

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Speaker 10: No.

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Speaker 11: But it's because when you speak truth to power, when

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Speaker 11: you uncover what their intentions are, and their intentions are

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Speaker 11: to destroy our children and to lie to them and

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Speaker 11: to indoctrinate them so that even the next four years

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Speaker 11: of greatness and coming back to constitutional values, that if

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Speaker 11: we don't train up our children to know the truth

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Speaker 11: about history, the truth about civics, the truth about biology,

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Speaker 11: in the truth of our role as citizens in the

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Speaker 11: greatest country in the history of the world, then we

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Speaker 11: will not have that fifty years of prosperity that you

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Speaker 11: spoke of.

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Speaker 5: But we can have it.

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Speaker 11: And I think that I think that what the General

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Speaker 11: Assembly has just done, they have we need to remember

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Speaker 11: Josh Stein is a very dangerous person. He has an agenda,

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Speaker 11: and as the Attorney General, he used our taxpayer money

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Speaker 11: here in North Carolina to fight against a voter ID

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Speaker 11: bill that the majority of North Carolina voters voted for

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Speaker 11: back in twenty twelve. We fought for twelve years to

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Speaker 11: get voter ID after we wanted it to be a

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Speaker 11: constitutional amendment.

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Speaker 5: That is who he is.

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Speaker 11: He has used our money to fight against the legislature.

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Speaker 11: So I think it is brilliant that the supermajority in

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Speaker 11: North Carolina before they leave for Christmas, they are taking

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Speaker 11: back the reins of the judiciary. And why would we

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Speaker 11: not want our elections to be under the auditor? Has

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Speaker 11: anybody understand what the meaning of an audit is when

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Speaker 11: we talk about auditing elections? Don't we want to have

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Speaker 11: election integrity in North Carolina and throughout the country. It's

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Speaker 11: brilliant because we've already seen Josh Stein and he has

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Speaker 11: fought against election integrity. So why would they sit back

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Speaker 11: and allow him to be the one to name the

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Speaker 11: people on the board of Elections for the state of

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Speaker 11: North Carolina. They are being responsible, they are being responsive

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Speaker 11: to the people of North Carolina. And we also what

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Speaker 11: they did, which is amazing, is they took away schools keep.

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