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Speaker 3: You just want to ask about HS still not funded.

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Speaker 4: But we reported earlier today that eighty percent of the primary.

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Speaker 3: It's the Democrats aren't paying, and the Democrats we have

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Speaker 4: It's crazy.

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Speaker 3: The Democrats that I want to pay. These are bad people.

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Speaker 3: These are not people that love our country. I can

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Speaker 7: Thanks okay, right the right from the Oval Office, the

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Speaker 4: The war, about our allies, et cetera. Here's what we

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Speaker 8: Iran is a deeply polarized society. It's not polarized fifty

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Speaker 3: Look, the United States should not be very much involved.

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Speaker 11: That General Dan Kane told the President in several briefings

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Speaker 10: What would that look like? This is the off ramp.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Monday sixteen, Marching A Year of Our Lord twenty

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Speaker 4: Let's bring in Liz Hoffman, some of for Business and

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Speaker 4: asymmetric economic and finance warfare we should be fighting every day.

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Speaker 4: Scott Bessen's showed us the way somewhat back in January.

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Speaker 4: Liz. Some people, you know think that this particular we've

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Speaker 2: get your podcasts. Actually, there are episode dropping this week

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Speaker 2: interesting conversation. You should all listen to it. You can

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Speaker 4: Folks load up on that. You got it to use

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Speaker 4: your agency. We get this is quite common implicated not

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Speaker 4: just this war, but what comes after? How do we

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Speaker 4: get to the finish line of what comes after? More

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Speaker 4: on that in the six o'clock hour. Joe Allen's going

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Speaker 4: to join me about artificial intelligence. The video announced I

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Speaker 4: think a trellion dollars of backlog on high end chips

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Speaker 4: for the next two years. That'll be a wake up

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Speaker 4: call to people. And President Trump's in the other day

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Speaker 4: complaining about I mean, he was bringing up the facts,

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Speaker 4: but complaining about AI in this war. What the some

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Speaker 4: of the images coming out of the phony images coming

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Speaker 4: out of Iraq. Okay, We're about to head into a

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Speaker 4: quite complicated period over this week, maybe hopefully the next

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Speaker 4: couple of weeks. In the Senate, one of the quarterbacks

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Speaker 4: of all this, particularly related to the Constitution and customs

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Speaker 4: and traditions of the Hill, is now running in a

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Speaker 4: runoff for the Attorney generalship of the Gray DA Texas.

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Speaker 4: Chip Roy joins us. Chip just take a second. I'm

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Speaker 4: holding through the break, but just take a second. You're

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Speaker 4: very close to Mike Lee, You and Andy Baggs, a handful

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Speaker 4: of you guys are really the strict constant initutions. This

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Speaker 4: is why you were on rules in the revolt against McCarthy.

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Speaker 4: Where do we stand on this thing? How can you

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Speaker 4: from the house, how can you see this thing playing

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Speaker 4: out with the next suple days? Although the obvious is

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Speaker 4: going to be in the Senate, But you guys are

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Speaker 4: going to get a bill that comes back to you

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Speaker 4: marked up, or a bill that they sent off on

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Speaker 4: your bill, or nothing happens, sir.

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Speaker 9: Well, first of all, yeah, partnering with some of my

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Speaker 9: best friends in Washington on this deal, Mike Lee, obviously

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Speaker 9: in the Senate, Kleta Mitchell, who you know well, who

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Speaker 9: appears on this show regularly. We've been partnering to advance

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Speaker 9: the cause of the Same Act and then ultimately the

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Speaker 9: Same America Act once we added to it voter I

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Speaker 9: D obviously the President I think showing is great political instincts,

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Speaker 9: wanted to try to package it in a more robust version,

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Speaker 9: including the mail in ballots, which we all support, and

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Speaker 9: the issues involving boys being in girls' bathrooms or playing

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Speaker 9: in girls sports, and transgenderation. So what you're going to

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Speaker 9: see in the Senate is taking our Save America Act,

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Speaker 9: which we passed taking over the Senate. We passed it

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Speaker 9: in a vehicle that makes it faster. That is, it

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Speaker 9: avoids the motion to precede closure vote. It's not technically

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Speaker 9: a motion to proceed when you're talking about a message,

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Speaker 9: but that's nerd speak. Bottom line is to get on

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Speaker 9: the bill, you can do it with a majority vote,

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Speaker 9: not sixty. We designed that in the House. This is

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Speaker 9: all taken a long time to get structured. So you

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Speaker 9: ask what's going to happen. It depends on the fortitude

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Speaker 9: of senators to stay on the bill. So by proceeding

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Speaker 9: to it, moving to this message, we're now going to

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Speaker 9: be debating the topic. That's a good thing. That is

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Speaker 9: a step forward. We're going to have amendments to address

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Speaker 9: the other issues that we want to address, bathroom sports

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Speaker 9: and mail in ballots and transgender surgeries. So we'll process

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Speaker 9: those amendments with a full tree. That's all again nerd

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Speaker 9: speak to say, we will move some of those other issues,

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Speaker 9: and then as this unfolds, we've got to keep the

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Speaker 9: heat up, and we've got to keep the heat. Keep

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Speaker 9: the heat up on Democrats, but also on the weak

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Speaker 9: Republicans who have been saying they don't support it. We're

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Speaker 9: talking about McConnell, Mkowski, tellus wavering, and we're right on

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Speaker 9: that cusp of fifty votes. The American people have to

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Speaker 9: speak out loudly. If we do that, then the trick

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Speaker 9: is to stay on the bill. You don't move off

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Speaker 9: the bill until someone the leader puts a motion to

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Speaker 9: proceed to something else on the floor. We should say,

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Speaker 9: don't do that. Stay on that bill. And I'm with

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Speaker 9: my colleagues in the House. We're trying to put pressure

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Speaker 9: in the House to say we're not going to move

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Speaker 9: any other Senate priorities. We're not going to move anything

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Speaker 9: else yet we process DHS funding. But we got to

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Speaker 9: stay on the bill. That's the trick.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, Chip the hangar for one second. Chip is running

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Speaker 4: to be the Attorney General of the Jewel of the

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Speaker 4: Crown of the Union, the Great State of Texas. Next

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Speaker 4: in the World.

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Speaker 10: Floor room, here's your host, Stephen Kvan.

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Speaker 4: We've got good news in Georgia. I'm gonna get to

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Speaker 4: in a second on the twenty twenty election fight in courts.

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Speaker 4: I want to go to Chip Roy. I'm unning for

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Speaker 4: the Attorney General in Texas, explained to the audience. You know,

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Speaker 4: we had your competitor on mases On here a couple

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Speaker 4: of days ago, and we asked the same question, just

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Speaker 4: walk us through. Why are you doing this? What do

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Speaker 4: you think the biggest issues are, what do you think

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Speaker 4: is confronting the folks in the state of Texas and

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Speaker 4: what are you going to do about it?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, Steve, I could have stayed in Congress and continue

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Speaker 9: to fight up there as one four hundred and thirty

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Speaker 9: fifth of one half of one third of the federal government.

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Speaker 9: But there's a limit to what you can do as

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Speaker 9: an executive in the state of Texas. You can lead,

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Speaker 9: and frankly, right now Texas needs leadership to carry us forward.

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Speaker 1: We're under attack.

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Speaker 9: We're under assault by radical leftists, Marxist by the ren collective,

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Speaker 9: by all of the radical leftists and the Soros funding

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Speaker 9: that are putting criminals on our streets. But most importantly

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Speaker 9: of all, the advance of Islam in the state of Texas.

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Speaker 9: With all due respect to Maze, I have no idea

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Speaker 9: what he said on your show, I wouldn't have seen it.

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Speaker 9: But he's never been a lawyer. He's never practiced, he's

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Speaker 9: never prosecuted a bad guy. He's never been in court,

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Speaker 9: he's never stood before judge. He's never done a damn thing.

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Speaker 9: Steve literally nothing except to use his granddaddy's money to

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Speaker 9: buy power, to buy a seat, to pay to become

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Speaker 9: a state rep. To pay to become a state Senator.

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Speaker 9: And frankly, I've devoted my entire life to the cause

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Speaker 9: of freedom, whether it's is Ted Cruz's chief of staff,

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Speaker 9: as a lawyer for Rick Perry, as the first Assistant

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Speaker 9: Attorney General, where I was filing important matters in court,

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Speaker 9: as a federal prosecutor, where I was putting bad guys

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Speaker 9: in jail, and now in Congress, where I've been leading

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Speaker 9: the fight on every single issue. And you know it,

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Speaker 9: right with respect to the Save Act, spending, dealing with

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Speaker 9: the border issue HR two, leading the fight on every

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Speaker 9: single front. Mays takes his granddaddy's money, He goes on

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Speaker 9: TV and spreads lies, says that I'm settling up with

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Speaker 9: the transgender lobby because I dare to try to improve

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Speaker 9: a bill, to try to figure out how to get

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Speaker 9: it through the Senate in the logjam, then it is

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Speaker 9: so that we could actually get something done to stop

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Speaker 9: these ridiculous and rift transgender procedures. The bottom line is

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Speaker 9: we need an actual, proven fighter who will stand up

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Speaker 9: and fight, and, by the way, somebody who's independently minded,

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Speaker 9: somebody who will stand up and do the right thing.

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Speaker 9: And I think I've proven that over and over again.

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Speaker 9: And if we do not win the Battle of Islam,

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Speaker 9: if we don't have a smart constitutional lawyer you can

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Speaker 9: stand up and explain how this is a political ideology,

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Speaker 9: that this is not a religion, This is not something

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Speaker 9: that can hide behind the First Amendment. This is the

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Speaker 9: Muslim brotherhood laying out a precise plan to attack our

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Speaker 9: state and our country, and they're doing it and we're

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Speaker 9: not doing anything about it. By the way, where the

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Speaker 9: hell is mays Middleton? Then, as a state senator in

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Speaker 9: state rep. What has he done in Austin to do

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Speaker 9: anything to stop the continuation of the advancement of all

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Speaker 9: of this. The fact is I've been throwing my body

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Speaker 9: in front of the train in Washington last year in

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Speaker 9: the big beautiful Hill trying to stop expansion of the

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Speaker 9: siv Afghani program, trying to stop the increase of legal

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Speaker 9: immigration while also trying to halt illegal immigration. And we

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Speaker 9: need a proven fighter who can stand up for Attorney general,

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Speaker 9: get into court, defend Texas, go on offense. And if

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Speaker 9: we're in the minority in the House, in the Senate

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Speaker 9: after this fall, and if god forbid, we have a

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Speaker 9: Democrat in the White House in twenty nine, Texas will

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Speaker 9: lead the Western the defense of Western civilization. And you

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Speaker 9: gotta have somebody with a proven pedigree to do it,

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Speaker 9: not somebody who needs on the job training.

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Speaker 4: You've seen this being a member of the Freedom Call,

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Speaker 4: because you've seen this over and over again in Washington,

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Speaker 4: trying to move things about the established order, the financial

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Speaker 4: and business interests, the business community, Chamber of Corners, things

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Speaker 4: like that, you know. And I would submit that in

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Speaker 4: Ken Paxson's reign as Attorney General, he was fighting the

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Speaker 4: business community and the vested interests as much as he

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Speaker 4: was fighting radical Democrats. And he was fighting radical Democrats

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Speaker 4: in the Biden regime every day as we went down,

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Speaker 4: it kind of shifted the show down to Texas. I

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Speaker 4: am stunned at how advanced this this Islamic invasion of Texas.

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Speaker 4: And that's why I'm so proud of the prop ten

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Speaker 4: It is so much farther advanced. We've had Peter mcovanny

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Speaker 4: come in from London a couple of times. He said, hey,

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Speaker 4: in the same timeframe of how they came to London,

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Speaker 4: it's much more advanced in Texas. And one of the

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Speaker 4: reasons is people are making a lot of money on

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Speaker 4: whether it's a law, food or whether it's real estate

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Speaker 4: deals that they're paying a premium. As attorney general, I mean,

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Speaker 4: it's just not terrorist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood and care,

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Speaker 4: which obviously you and the governor are going to have

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Speaker 4: to figure out how to really implement them. Being terrorist

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Speaker 4: organization is what you're going to do. It's also and

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Speaker 4: now a business community that's making an awful lot of

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Speaker 4: money and sees this as a whole new segment for

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Speaker 4: the economy. How do you intend to take that on?

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Speaker 4: If you really want to stop this invasion and then

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Speaker 4: reverse it, you're going to have to do that. So

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Speaker 4: as attorney general, you'll be the lead sled dog. What

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Speaker 4: are your thoughts on that?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, first of all, you get out publicly and you

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Speaker 9: say it I've done that, and I've done it many

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Speaker 9: times over. In fact, Care has been protesting my office

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Speaker 9: because I've led legislation to take away their tax status.

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Speaker 9: I led the legislation to vet people for Shara law.

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Speaker 9: But you've got to be willing to stand up and

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Speaker 9: say it, and I did that on the House floor

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Speaker 9: two years ago.

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Speaker 1: And farther back than that.

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Speaker 9: In fact, the last substance of conversation I have with

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Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk was on this very topic. But the biggest

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Speaker 9: thing you could do as Attorney General, besides use the

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Speaker 9: bully pulpit to make sure everybody's aware of it, is

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Speaker 9: to use your power to open the books of these

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Speaker 9: nonprofits and go look at the I believe six hundred

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Speaker 9: organizations operating in Texas. Amy mech our good friend who

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Speaker 9: runs Rare. Amy is a warrior for freedom, a patriot

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Speaker 9: out there calling out all of the advancement of the

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Speaker 9: Islamification of Texas and Sharia law and everything that's happening

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Speaker 9: to undermine Western civilization.

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Speaker 1: Amy's brilliant.

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Speaker 9: I had one of her great folks testifying in my

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Speaker 9: committee that I chair the subcommittee the Constitution that I

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Speaker 9: held a month ago on sharia law. I've been leading

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Speaker 9: on this issue for a long time, but you got

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Speaker 9: to have somebody willing to do it, and somebody willing

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Speaker 9: to go open up the books, follow the money, figure

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Speaker 9: out where you can cut the head of the snake off.

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Speaker 9: Because the Muslim Brotherhood and Care those are just two

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Speaker 9: very notorious examples, there are hundreds of examples of organizations

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Speaker 9: funding this purposeful invasion. In fact, if you go look

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Speaker 9: at the memo from nineteen ninety one of the Muslim Brotherhood,

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Speaker 9: they literally talk about how it is basically a quiet

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Speaker 9: jihad that they're saying, that this takeover of North America,

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Speaker 9: of America, of Texas, that that is a quiet jihad

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Speaker 9: that they're called to do. They are waging war with

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Speaker 9: our way of life, and we're letting them hide behind

656
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Speaker 9: the First Amendment. This isn't about your belief system. This

657
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Speaker 9: is about a political ideology designed to uproot up and

658
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Speaker 9: destroy everything that we hold dear, our Jeneo Christian values,

659
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Speaker 9: our laws, our constitution, our declaration to be supplanted with sharia,

660
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Speaker 9: Islamic law, and the advancement of Islam in the West.

661
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Speaker 9: We must stand athwart it and stop it. And if

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Speaker 9: your goal is to undermine America. Then you're my enemy

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Speaker 9: and you need to be removed. And the Attorney General

664
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Speaker 9: of Texas needs to be willing to say it, needs

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Speaker 9: to have a track record of having done it, and

666
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Speaker 9: then needs to do it.

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Speaker 4: People talk about Epic City, but as we've been up

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Speaker 4: in north of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, you have

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Speaker 4: a half a dozen things like this and maybe not

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Speaker 4: the scale. How do you intend to stop that? Is

671
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Speaker 4: this because you're going to force them into court to

672
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Speaker 4: open their books and see who's financing it, who's partner

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Speaker 4: with them. Because if people think Epic City is one

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Speaker 4: and done, they are wrong. These things are popping up

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Speaker 4: all over. Maybe not at the scale of Epic City,

676
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Speaker 4: but pretty close. Sir.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, first of all, yes, you have to go after

678
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Speaker 9: Epic City, but it is to some degree. I don't

679
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Speaker 9: want to say it's a shiny objects is really important,

680
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Speaker 9: but it's kind of everybody's focus is on that. The

681
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Speaker 9: fact is there's three hundred plus mosques and growing in Texas,

682
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Speaker 9: more being built in Texas every year than any other

683
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Speaker 9: state in the Union. That's a real problem. And let's

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Speaker 9: go back to the corporate interest problem. Honestly, this is

685
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Speaker 9: what really is the state of Texas now. For the

686
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Speaker 9: better part of two decades post nine to eleven, you know,

687
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Speaker 9: our country has allowed some five million people to come

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Speaker 9: into the United States from majority Muslim countries. That is

689
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Speaker 9: a federal issue from an immigration standpoint, for sure. But

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Speaker 9: let's not ignore the fact that Texas, Texas corporations, Texas government,

691
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Speaker 9: Texas leaders generally that Texas was saying, hey, bring all

692
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Speaker 9: these people in for labor.

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Speaker 1: We need folks to come in and then do H one.

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Speaker 9: B's diversity visas, chain migration and all of that was

695
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Speaker 9: purposeful and it was designed to appease the corporate interests.

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Speaker 9: That's one of the fundamental problems Texas has too much

697
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Speaker 9: corporate interests coming in trying to buy up our state.

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Speaker 9: They're buying up our land, they're buying up our ranches,

699
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Speaker 9: they're buying up our cattle, they're buying up our meat processing,

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Speaker 9: they're buying up a lot of our businesses. But they're

701
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Speaker 9: also trading with you know, bringing people in who aren't Texans.

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Speaker 9: And importantly, go back to my opponent for a second,

703
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Speaker 9: they're trying to buy elections. Like my opponent has spent

704
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Speaker 9: fifteen million dollars of his own money against me, running

705
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Speaker 9: negative ads saying that I'm the devil and that I'm

706
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Speaker 9: not nearly strong enough for the state of Texas. I

707
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Speaker 9: raised every dollar that I've ever run on, and you

708
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Speaker 9: know my opponent's been doing this for years, buying the seat.

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Speaker 9: Texas is not for sale. Texas should not be for sale.

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Speaker 9: We need people here who have earned it. We need

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Speaker 9: businesses here or Texan. We need our land to stay

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Speaker 9: with Texans. We need to stop his lamb from marching

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Speaker 9: into our state. We need to secure the border, no

714
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Speaker 9: matter who's in the White House. Because you get a

715
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Speaker 9: Democrat in the White House in twenty twenty nine, you

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Speaker 9: better damn well have leadership in the state of Texas

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Speaker 9: who will look to the administration, look to the world

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Speaker 9: and say, not a soul is coming across our river,

719
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Speaker 9: declare it an invasion, and do something about it. And

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Speaker 9: I don't think we moved fast enough under Biden my

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Speaker 9: orchest and God forbid, we have a Democrat in twenty nine.

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Speaker 1: We got to be ready to fight.

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Speaker 9: And with all due respect to my opponent, he's never

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Speaker 9: had to do a single thing in his life.

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Speaker 4: We've had two members of the Texas Education Board on

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Speaker 4: the show over last week about this these hearings they've

727
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Speaker 4: had in this effort of the Islamic some of these

728
00:37:10,719 --> 00:37:15,120
Speaker 4: Islamic entities, not for profits, try to change Texas school

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Speaker 4: books Texas history and US history, and of course you

730
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Speaker 4: know Texas because of the printing deals and just how

731
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Speaker 4: much people think of Texas. It really the way Texas

732
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Speaker 4: education goes in school books changes I think twenty six states.

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Speaker 4: And both of them said at the time, hey, the

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Speaker 4: Democrats have one hundred percent lined up with the Islamisists.

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Speaker 4: But he said, also, there's a handful of these middle

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Speaker 4: of the road Republicans are just afraid to step in

737
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Speaker 4: the fray. What are you going to do as attorney general?

738
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Speaker 4: Let people know, Hey, you can't be afraid here. You

739
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Speaker 4: got to step into this fight because we could, folks,

740
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Speaker 4: Texas is much This invasion in Texas is much farther

741
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Speaker 4: down the road, and the media has not covered at

742
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Speaker 4: all in this education These hearings are going to take

743
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Speaker 4: place in April, and these votes are paramount to turn

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Speaker 4: this thing around. As Attorney general, what are you going

745
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Speaker 4: to do to let people know that you've got their back?

746
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Speaker 4: That cares not going to be all to come and

747
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Speaker 4: see them and put them in bankruptcy and take them

748
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Speaker 4: to court.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, first of all, you got to expose all of it,

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Speaker 9: every single bit of it. And that goes back to,

751
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Speaker 9: of course, not just the nonprofits and the NGOs and

752
00:38:15,400 --> 00:38:17,839
Speaker 9: exposing the flow of the dollars there and then finding that,

753
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Speaker 9: finding out where they're in coordination with terrorists and shutting

754
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Speaker 9: them down, but also tracking and following the dollars that

755
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Speaker 9: you're talking about.

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Speaker 1: Thank goodness, we've got a.

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Speaker 9: Controller coming in who I think is a warrior for

758
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Speaker 9: freedom in don Ho Fines. I think is controller. He's

759
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Speaker 9: going to open up the books and look at the details.

760
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Speaker 9: But you've got to have somebody who's willing to take

761
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Speaker 9: on the Austin Swamp. For too long, the Austin Swamp

762
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Speaker 9: has had a stranglehold on where the real Texans are.

763
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Speaker 9: And we've got to expose all of the money that's flowing.

764
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Speaker 9: There is a corruption in the entirety of the education system,

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Speaker 9: the amount of money that flows the developers to build

766
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Speaker 9: fancy schools, and then they cut deals because their dollars

767
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Speaker 9: are flowing to build the fancy schools, and then you've

768
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Speaker 9: got to make sure that certain communities are going to

769
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Speaker 9: be taking of And this is where we get into

770
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Speaker 9: the issues like you're describing, and we should not be

771
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Speaker 9: teaching Islam or advancing Islam. We shouldn't have schools like

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Speaker 9: Wiley where you've got Burka's and the Quran being passed out.

773
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Speaker 9: And you've got to have an attorney general that's going

774
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Speaker 9: to stand up and defend our laws. Fight to make

775
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Speaker 9: sure we're using the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, fight on

776
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Speaker 9: constitutional grounds, fight to make sure that our zoning laws

777
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Speaker 9: are being applied. Fight to make sure that we know

778
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Speaker 9: where the dollars are flowing, and if they're tied to terrorists,

779
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Speaker 9: knock their knees.

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Speaker 1: Out from under them.

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Speaker 9: But also go to the legislature and be a voice

782
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Speaker 9: as one of the statewide elected officeholders. Be a voice

783
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Speaker 9: to say no more, not on our watch, We're not going.

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Speaker 1: To do this.

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Speaker 9: And by the way, you've got to have someone who

786
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Speaker 9: understands the underpinnings of the Constitution, as chairman of the

787
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Speaker 9: Subcommittee of the Constitution, as someone who's been on the.

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Speaker 1: House Justiary Committee.

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Speaker 9: Now for my time in Congress, I've got the background

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Speaker 9: to be able to do that, but also the demonstration

791
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Speaker 9: of the willingness to stand up and fight again.

792
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Speaker 1: Where was everybody two.

793
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Speaker 9: Years ago when I went to the floor of the House,

794
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Speaker 9: I made this pitch and I told people this is

795
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Speaker 9: a problem, and a lot of my colleagues kind of yawned.

796
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Speaker 9: Now it's becoming more fashionable for people to jump aboard

797
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Speaker 9: the train. And you know, we founded the Shuria Free

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Speaker 9: American Caucus. Keith self and I he's a great American,

799
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Speaker 9: A bunch of my colleagues in the Freedom Caucus, A

800
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Speaker 9: few not in the Freedom Caucus have joined that effort.

801
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Speaker 9: We're trying to shine the light on it. But we're

802
00:40:19,280 --> 00:40:22,000
Speaker 9: still only around I don't know fifty five members. I

803
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Speaker 9: don't know what the latest count is, but you know,

804
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Speaker 9: like a quarter of the Republican Conference. Where's the rest, right?

805
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Speaker 8: I mean?

806
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Speaker 9: And again, where are they in the legislature. We need

807
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Speaker 9: more of that standing up and announcing this to the

808
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Speaker 9: people of Texas. And as Attorney General, I would do that.

809
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Speaker 9: Follow the law, defend the Constitution, but stand up and

810
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Speaker 9: say that Islam is not compatible.

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Speaker 1: With the West.

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Speaker 4: Chip hang on one second, one more break. I want

813
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Speaker 4: people to know where to go to contribute to find

814
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Speaker 4: out more your social media. All of a short break,

815
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Speaker 4: Chip around the other side, we will buy till it

816
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Speaker 4: at God we originally swinging it a law.

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Speaker 10: Let's take down the sea. Here's your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 12: K ban.

819
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Speaker 4: Chip. You've been one of the architects of this from

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Speaker 4: the beginning. So we're about to start a journey, I

821
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Speaker 4: don't know, tomorrow evening or maybe Wednesday, about to Save

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Speaker 4: America Act. Do you give us before you bounce? Can

823
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Speaker 4: you give us some guidance.

824
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Speaker 9: That we're sitting here hoping that the Senate will move

825
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Speaker 9: forward with an issue that is an eighty five percent

826
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Speaker 9: issue with voter id with citizenships voting, and then even

827
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Speaker 9: the other things added mail in ballads and the other

828
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Speaker 9: issues like trans and boys and girls sports. It's insane,

829
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Speaker 9: like this is the problem with Republicans. I don't want

830
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Speaker 9: to listen to Lisa Mkowski babbling about whatever she's saying

831
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Speaker 9: about Alaska, or Tom Tillis crying about whatever he's crying

832
00:41:41,280 --> 00:41:43,719
Speaker 9: about on his way out of the Senate, or Mitch McConnell.

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Speaker 9: He can barely understand what he's saying. I'm a big

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Speaker 9: defender of institutions and by the way.

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Speaker 1: This is important.

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Speaker 9: If you think the filibusters should be saved to try

837
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Speaker 9: to stop bad things in the future, then make them

838
00:41:55,960 --> 00:41:59,640
Speaker 9: talk because if you keep an artificial, fake sixty vote threshold,

839
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Speaker 9: I promise you the filibuster will be nuked and then

840
00:42:02,800 --> 00:42:06,280
Speaker 9: we'll end up getting a packed Supreme Court and DC statehood.

841
00:42:06,480 --> 00:42:08,719
Speaker 9: Shove down our throats. We need to stand up and

842
00:42:08,760 --> 00:42:12,279
Speaker 9: fight right now. Make people speak. And it's absurd that

843
00:42:12,320 --> 00:42:15,239
Speaker 9: we're having to pull teeth to get these guys to

844
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Speaker 9: put it on the floor. But look, we've made progress

845
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Speaker 9: through the power of the people, through Scott Presler, through

846
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Speaker 9: Mike Lee, through Chip Roys, or Steve Bannons or Cleta

847
00:42:22,440 --> 00:42:25,719
Speaker 9: Mitchell and everybody's been fighting. Keep it up. Let's put

848
00:42:25,719 --> 00:42:28,720
Speaker 9: pressure on the Senate. Let's drag them there kicking and screaming.

849
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Speaker 9: Appreciate the support. If you want to support me Chiproy

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Speaker 9: dot com on my website on Twitter slash x chip

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Speaker 9: Roy t x ch I p r O y t X.

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Speaker 9: We've got to get this done. Everything is at stake

853
00:42:42,000 --> 00:42:43,839
Speaker 9: for our kids and grandkids, and we got to get

854
00:42:43,840 --> 00:42:45,960
Speaker 9: the Save Act finished. We got to support the president.

855
00:42:46,160 --> 00:42:48,040
Speaker 9: We got to finish the job and then we need

856
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Speaker 9: Texas to be strong. That's why I'm running for Attorney General.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think. I think outside the grassroots and

858
00:42:54,600 --> 00:42:57,799
Speaker 4: the grassroots leaders, I'm not sure people really understand the

859
00:42:57,920 --> 00:43:01,400
Speaker 4: depth of where we are and how this is interconnected

860
00:43:01,480 --> 00:43:02,960
Speaker 4: so many things. I'd love to have you back on

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Speaker 4: either at cepack or after We'll figure it out to

862
00:43:05,480 --> 00:43:07,560
Speaker 4: really take them maybe an hour, get you on the

863
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Speaker 4: six o'clock show and break it all down. But Chip,

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Speaker 4: thank you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 1: Here in the world. All right, Gublas, Steve, keep it.

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Speaker 4: Up, Thank you, sir, Thank you, sir. I'm going to

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Speaker 4: have one tomorrow. Is that the next day. The one

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Speaker 4: of the guys I think from the Wharton Business Project

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Speaker 4: that's talking about one hundred we actually have one hundred

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Speaker 4: trellion dollars of debt, not that the thirty nine tree

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Speaker 4: you think. And it's a very sophisticated analysis about where

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Speaker 4: we are. But that's connected to the highly leveraged nature

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Speaker 4: we are. This is connected to the artificial intelligence. Bet

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Speaker 4: we'll tie it all together for you here in the war.

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Speaker 4: And that's one of the reasons we tell you go

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Speaker 4: to Philip Patrick on the team, especially since economic warfare,

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Speaker 4: geoeconomics coming to fruition in the Persian golf in the

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Speaker 4: Strait of formves as the President says, Hey, we shouldn't

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Speaker 4: have to be doing this. The Allies and NATO and

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Speaker 4: Asia should be doing this and getting a little blowback.

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Speaker 4: Like he said, not a lot are signing up. They're

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Speaker 4: not saluting. Let's say, when President Trump made the call,

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Speaker 4: understand why the dollars the backbone of the world's financial

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Speaker 4: system and why it's under a onslaught. Check it out today.

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Speaker 4: Mike Lindell, I got you here. We want to talk

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Speaker 4: about deals, but first off, you spent I don't know,

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Speaker 4: fifty sixty seventy eighty million dollars something like that trying

893
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Speaker 4: to defend this country on election integrity. You've started some

894
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Speaker 4: many the big groups. You've got Matt Meck at the Coalition,

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Speaker 4: at Steve Stern's going to be on the show tomorrow

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Speaker 4: to talk about their big call that's going to happen

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Speaker 4: on Wednesday. Just give me a minute as you sit

898
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Speaker 4: here and we're having to move heaven and Earth. We

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Speaker 4: got to get the warm see you guy, get the

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Speaker 4: tea party, Patriots, everybody's got to get to the ramparts

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Speaker 4: your Cause of America to put the parverurial bannet and

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Speaker 4: these you know, put this, put the sharp end in

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Speaker 4: their back to move them along for action. I mean,

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Speaker 4: it's a sad situation. It has to happen. But as

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Speaker 4: Chip Boy said, these are eighty twenty and president and

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Speaker 4: President Trump couldn't be adamant all day long. He's been

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Speaker 4: talking about the war, and he's been talking about the

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Speaker 4: save BAC and he says he needs it and the

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Speaker 4: country needs it. Your thoughts, sir, Yeah, save you know

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Speaker 4: for five years.

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Speaker 13: Yes, I probably seventy eighty or millions. I'm probably a

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Speaker 13: good figure. That doesn't count all the lawfare against me.

913
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Speaker 13: That's just putting money into the every place there was

914
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Speaker 13: fraud and to try and secure our elections and get

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Speaker 13: to paperballans hand counting the same day voting our voter

916
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Speaker 13: id all these things that we have to have or

917
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Speaker 13: our country's gone. The president and I earned lockstep, you

918
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Speaker 13: guys said, he knows this is the most important thing

919
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Speaker 13: because everything comes from our elections. We have to pass

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Speaker 13: this save BAC. It isn't you know we can we

921
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Speaker 13: or will we know?

922
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Speaker 4: We have to?

923
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Speaker 13: There is no.

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Speaker 1: It isn't like you say.

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Speaker 13: It's an eighty twenty probably even eighty five fifteen And

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Speaker 13: this is is this Does this get rid of the

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Speaker 13: machines to paper ballots?

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Speaker 1: Handcunt.

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Speaker 13: No, but this opens the door to finally getting our

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Speaker 13: elections secure, which if your member, Steve, when I ran

931
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Speaker 13: for rnc's here the RNC, they passed a resolution that

932
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Speaker 13: came out of that when I ran for paper ballots,

933
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Speaker 13: hand counted, no mailing, voil on same day, voting, voter

934
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Speaker 13: ID and all this stuff was put in in the

935
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Speaker 13: summer of twenty three.

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Speaker 1: And you guys, this is uh.

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Speaker 13: I can't stress the importance of the say back, anybody,

938
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Speaker 13: you know, you've got to get the word out there,

939
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Speaker 13: if you know these centers, if you know anybody, this

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Speaker 13: should be the number one thing talked about in the

941
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Speaker 13: world right now. And that's where it's at. And I've

942
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Speaker 13: everything we fought for comes down to this.

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Speaker 4: Everybody talk talk to me now about deals. That's what

944
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Speaker 4: I want to hear.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and you guys in this uh if we uh

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Speaker 13: with my pillow. You know my pillow was attacked huge

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Speaker 13: into a new factory. We have three days left to

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Speaker 1: It's a win win win.

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Speaker 1: The one thing we've done all.

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Speaker 13: These products that we're that we're going to go into

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Speaker 13: box stores. Some of are a couple of years old now,

966
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Speaker 13: but it's our whole line of clothing we have. We've

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Speaker 13: got slippers, shoes, Maccusin's, you name it, and we're closing

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Speaker 13: them out for the war Room posses so we don't

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Speaker 13: guys get here now, do all of your shop, and

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Speaker 13: we have almost three hundred I think it's two hundred

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Speaker 13: and sixty items you guys can get.

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Speaker 13: Let's clean out that factory and we've got a you

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Speaker 13: got about four or five days left, you guys, Let's

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Speaker 13: We can We're like a family here at my pillow,

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Speaker 4: Thank you. Okay, Mike, we'll see you tomorrow morning. By

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Speaker 4: the way, John Salmon is going to be with us

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Speaker 4: tomorrow headline on justin that's just broke. US Intelligence holds

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Speaker 4: secret evidence China access voter files as Senate Ways Election

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Speaker 4: Security Act. Joe Allen Next Hour let's see if you