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Speaker 1: But John Bolton did come back with a statement on this,

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Speaker 1: These charges are not just about Trump's focus on me

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose.

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Speaker 12: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 12: It's Friday, seventeen October, in the Year for Our Lord

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Speaker 13: Leading the fight to lock arms with President Trump and

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Speaker 12: Outrageous, okay, big geopolitical news. Today, Zelenski's at the White

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Speaker 12: The Council on Foreign Relations, our own doctor Peter Navarro

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Speaker 6: History is indeed a harsh mistress. Here exhibit A.

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Speaker 6: Far from tariff.

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Speaker 6: It came from Joe Biden's reckless fiscal.

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Speaker 14: And it's long past time for the Council on Foreign

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Speaker 2: In closing.

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Speaker 14: In closing, I come to you today not to quarrel,

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Speaker 14: The age of blind globalization is over. If the Council

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Speaker 14: For ultimately, MAGA and the America First Movement isn't about

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Speaker 6: It's about standing tall.

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Speaker 6: Thank you for your time. I look forward to your questions.

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Speaker 12: So the reason we wanted to start with that the

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Speaker 5: You know exactly what he's talking about in the fight.

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Speaker 12: The biggest fight we had was really against kind of

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Speaker 5: They were appalled at and fought us every day.

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Speaker 13: And what's so great about seeing my former colleague Peter.

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Speaker 13: But what's great about watching Peter, who, yes, I did

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Speaker 2: Speech was basically a speech.

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Speaker 13: Meant for the hard working men and women of the

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Speaker 5: Let's talk about that.

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Speaker 12: Number One is that the Chinese controlled all active pharmaceutical

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Speaker 13: And it was actually the Democrats that under Joe Biden

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Speaker 13: But no, President Trump is putting the American workers first.

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Speaker 13: He's putting American patients first. He's putting hard working Texans first.

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Speaker 12: And the international these international institutions and organizations, whether it's

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Speaker 5: You have to be invited into.

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Speaker 12: They're really centered in New York City, this kind of

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Speaker 12: But you know, the New York Times is the paper

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Speaker 12: Why can't we translate Trump's victory and particularly Trump's principles

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Speaker 2: Say this all the time.

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Speaker 13: The Texas voters, the men and women who love this state,

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Speaker 13: why you see people like you know, Peter Navarro representing

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Speaker 13: of people who for generation basically have been able to

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Speaker 13: control the regulatory, capture and other things the government. So

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Speaker 13: it's not really been the elected officials ConTroll of the government.

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Speaker 13: It's been the entrenched rich elite special interest while and

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Speaker 13: President Trump is an existential threat to that, and the

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Speaker 13: state of Texas should be a multiplying force, an amplifier

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Speaker 13: for what President Trump is just doing, break them, the

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Speaker 12: Using the example what Texas elites are in the governing

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Speaker 12: philosophy down here, because they say they're Republicans, but they're

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Speaker 12: really they're anti populist, anti Trump, globalist. I mean, that's

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Speaker 12: what it is, and that's why you had these policies,

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Speaker 12: whether it's transgender ideology. I mean, you've got one of

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Speaker 12: the great universities that I told you the men and

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Speaker 12: women I know that are aggies is the most conservative,

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Speaker 12: hard bitten crew. And I see what's happening in Texas

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Speaker 12: A and M, and I go, how can that possibly

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Speaker 13: When I say, as a proud member of the Fight

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Speaker 13: in Texas Aggy class of two thousand and four, it's

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Speaker 13: one of the reasons that people why taken on AM

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Speaker 2: Well, I love A and M.

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Speaker 13: They educated me one of the best public universities in

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Speaker 13: the country that they tell us concervative. But now they've

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Speaker 13: been taken over by leftists because our governor has appointed

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Speaker 13: a bunch of woke progressive leftists that have allowed this

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Speaker 13: leftist Marxist socialist ideology to proliferate unchecked. And now the

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Speaker 13: hard working men and women of the state of Texas,

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Speaker 13: they're being taxed out of their homes, the highest property

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Speaker 13: taxes in the country, by the way, to fund the

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Speaker 13: leftist ideology, which leads us to the transgender movements, transgender violence.

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Speaker 12: People think of Texas, they think of the Frontier, they

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Speaker 12: think of the Texas Ethos, the Alamo, and you sent

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Speaker 12: to all the great things that Texas represented in development

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Speaker 12: of the country and freedom, and you're telling me, I

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Speaker 12: think in people are look at property Texas and one

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Speaker 12: of the things people are prepared you got to support

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Speaker 12: a local government to local schools. But you're telling me

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Speaker 12: you have among the highest property taxes in the country.

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Speaker 12: There was one and out that You've got Massachusetts, New

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Speaker 12: York State, you got California.

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Speaker 13: Here's what I'll tell you, and it's it's heartbreaking and

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Speaker 13: it's infuriating. Texas has a reputation steeve for leading and

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Speaker 13: conservative values individual liberty and freedom. Right here's the reality.

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Speaker 13: We've just been coasting on that reputation for a generation.

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Speaker 13: And yeah, one analysis, people think we're a low tax,

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Speaker 13: low regulation state. Total myth one analysis. Last year, Texas

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Speaker 13: has the highest property tax rate in the country effective

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Speaker 13: property tax rate. And what are they doing with all

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Speaker 13: this money? Well, we're funding the exact opposite of everything

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Speaker 13: President Trump is fighting for in Washington. We're probably the

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Speaker 13: biggest funder DEI and transgender and doctrination in the whole country.

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Speaker 12: And this is why you've got I think some of

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Speaker 12: the best, if not the best grassroots of fighters in

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Speaker 12: the nation right here in Texas.

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Speaker 5: I just want to say, we're gonna go break here

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Speaker 5: in a second.

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Speaker 12: The other day on the on Tel Aviv Levn, on

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Speaker 12: Mark Levin's show, they had the radio show, they had

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Speaker 12: the Abbot and he's praise an abbot for abbot was

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Speaker 12: taking credit for the five seats, the redistricting.

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Speaker 5: He actually, we had the hut spot to try to

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Speaker 5: dampsend there going what hang on?

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Speaker 12: This is all these grassroots organizations, Brian Harrison, war Wire,

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Speaker 12: Repounded every day, abbots fight us behind the scenes everything,

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Speaker 12: and he's taking credit. Now four is taking credit for

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Speaker 12: the reditioning your thoughts, Well.

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Speaker 13: Well, yeah, he has a habit of doing this. You know,

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Speaker 13: I forced a big jock, force a professor to be fired,

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Speaker 13: A and M. And then like clockwork, there's a tweet

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Speaker 13: from the government this professor must go.

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Speaker 2: And I'm well, okay, well where were you?

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Speaker 13: You know when your reasons we're hiring all these lefts

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Speaker 13: And here's the thing too, on the five seats. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: we got it done, and thank god we did, but

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Speaker 13: quite frankly, without the grassroots precement and the president having

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Speaker 13: to tell hey, Republican elected officials, get off your duff

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Speaker 13: and do something. And by the way, Steve, you were

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Speaker 13: right on this. The posse it should have been more

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Speaker 13: than five season. If leading the author of the bill

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Speaker 13: has admitted we could have had more than final seats,

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Speaker 13: we should have had more than five unbelievable.

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Speaker 5: Okay, today we're going to juggle a lot.

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Speaker 12: We've got news back in DC of taking down the

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Speaker 12: administrative state. John Bolton is about to be the indictments

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Speaker 12: about to be. He's about to go to court today

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Speaker 12: to be arraigned. We've got We're going to Lando to

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Speaker 12: Mom's for Liberty. Who did a preview of Marine Corps

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Speaker 12: two fifty tomorrow from Camp Pendleton. I think Amanda Head

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Speaker 12: is going to be there to anchor everything. We're gonna

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Speaker 12: take a short commercial break. Gold, by the way, blew

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Speaker 12: through forty three hundred bucks last night.

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Speaker 5: Why is that? I don't know.

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Speaker 12: Zelenski's in the White House day in the Oval asking

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Speaker 12: for offensive weapons. The Chinese Communist Party, Scott Bessant and

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Speaker 12: Jamison Greer, the Ambassador for Trade, the trade negotiators saying, Hey,

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Speaker 12: the Chinese commiss Party trying to put the death now

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Speaker 12: on the global economy by banning by this.

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Speaker 5: Restriction of rare earths.

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Speaker 12: We're going to get into all of it today in

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Speaker 12: the war room as we're juggling the news globally from

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Speaker 12: Texas to the Eurasian land, mask back in a moment

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Speaker 12: in the war.

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Speaker 3: Room, America's voice.

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Speaker 4: Uncentered, and it's where all the biggest voices in conservative

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Speaker 4: media are speaking out. Well.

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Speaker 5: Download the Getter app right now. It's totally free. Is

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Speaker 5: four hours a day. You want to know what Steve

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Speaker 12: When we get Matt Plumbo up in a second, Mika.

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Speaker 12: They're doing a huge profile of Russ I think The

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Speaker 12: New Yorker and Our vany Fair, one of these papers

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Speaker 12: Russ vote because he's a Christian nationalist.

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Speaker 5: They're absolutely hating.

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Speaker 12: They think he's the you know, he's the architect of

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Speaker 12: so much of this, he and Steven Miller, but they're

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Speaker 12: going absolutely crazy. Talk to me and we we really

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Speaker 12: would like Russ taking off the chain in this because

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Speaker 12: we think we're winning. We know we're winning the Schumer shutdown.

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Speaker 12: Now it's time to drop the hammer and Russ's I

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Speaker 12: think laid off five thousand, started five thousand, but that's

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Speaker 12: of two and a half million. I think we still

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Speaker 12: have two point three million civilian workers in the government.

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Speaker 12: I know Russ has a plan to go all the

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Speaker 12: five hundred thousand above which and President jumps under tremendous

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Speaker 12: pressure by Wall Street, by the rhinos in the Senate,

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Speaker 12: which is virtually all of them.

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Speaker 5: Oh, calm this down, tone it down. We don't really

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Speaker 5: make big changes.

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Speaker 13: No, the American people don't want to calm down. The

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Speaker 13: American people want big changes. That's what they've voted for

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Speaker 13: last November. And I'm really thrilled that. You know, one

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Speaker 13: of the silver linings of the Democrats total I would

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Speaker 13: say it's incompetence, but it's like willful malice. So what

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Speaker 13: they're doing with this Democrat led Schumer shutdown, I think

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Speaker 13: one of the silver linings is my friend and former

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Speaker 13: colleague and yours, Russ vote getting to finally do some

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Speaker 13: of the things that I think, quite frankly, Russ has been.

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Speaker 2: Preparing for many, many years to get to do.

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Speaker 13: Because one of the things I think the American people

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Speaker 13: now understand is that the president is supposed to be

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Speaker 13: the head of the executive branch. Yes, he is constantly

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Speaker 13: undermined by the hundreds of thousands of woke leftist Marx's

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Speaker 13: progressives that in theory works for the president, but are

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Speaker 13: in fact actually undermining everything President Trump is in.

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Speaker 12: This is what in the years in the wilderness right

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Speaker 12: the Project twenty twenty five team, but it really was

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Speaker 12: cr at Rust folks, cr Heritage, Stephen Miller's America First

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Speaker 12: Legal so much Brooks Rollins, the America First Policy Institute,

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Speaker 12: you know CPI, with Senator Dement and Mark Meadows, all

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Speaker 12: these groups working together with really Miller and Russ and

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Speaker 12: the Viceroy Mike Davis saying hey, we want to get

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Speaker 12: down to a real driving We're going to drive the

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Speaker 12: narrative here on the Article two Powers of the President.

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Speaker 12: I states he's chief executive officer of the country.

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Speaker 5: That means he can.

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Speaker 12: Fire who he wants, and the appropriations Bill is a ceiling,

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Speaker 12: not a floor.

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Speaker 5: He can hold money back and impall money.

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Speaker 12: As commander in chief, hey, he can repel invasions, he

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Speaker 12: can go after our enemies. And most importantly, I think

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Speaker 12: has been so different. He is the chief magistrate and

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Speaker 12: chief law enforcement officer of the United States government. So

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Speaker 12: the Justice Department the FBI are not hermetically sealed away

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Speaker 12: from the executive branch. Brian, I think that's the big

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Speaker 12: challenge we've had now on everything we're doing, and it's

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Speaker 12: not going to stop.

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Speaker 16: No.

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Speaker 13: Well, and I was in those fights with President Trump

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Speaker 13: in the first term. It's not just the career bureaucrats

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Speaker 13: that make up the vast majority of the massive federal workforce,

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Speaker 13: but the president gets to politically appoint you know, a

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Speaker 13: at all the different agencies. But even keeping the people

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Speaker 13: that are appointed by the president, they're explicitly at the

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Speaker 13: appointment of the White House. During the first term, I

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Speaker 13: can tell you that there were a lot of DC

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Speaker 13: swamp creatures that made their way into president first administration.

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Speaker 13: And it was even the political appointees that were undermining him.

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Speaker 13: But to your bigger point, Steve, if you work in

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Speaker 13: the executive branch, if you're a bureaucrat somewhere, your ultimate boss,

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Speaker 13: if you care about that pesky little thing called the Constitution,

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Speaker 13: is the President of the United States, and the president

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Speaker 13: is Donald J.

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Speaker 5: Trump.

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Speaker 13: And if you're a bureaucrat in the executive branch, you're

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Speaker 12: The most straight difference between the first term and the

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Speaker 12: second is that those years in the wilderness people were

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Speaker 12: at work, not just in the policies but also the people.

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Speaker 12: You get three thousand people you can get on board

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Speaker 12: as soon as you get a security clearance day one.

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Speaker 12: A thousand basically have to be you know, get confirmed

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Speaker 12: by the Senate. And this confirmation by the Senate right now.

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Speaker 12: President Trump put out a true social last night about

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Speaker 12: eight US attorneys that he can't get in in blue

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Speaker 12: states because of this concept of the blue slip. I

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Speaker 12: don't think President Trump's calling for that to go away.

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Speaker 12: I don't think it's going to go away, mister President.

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Speaker 12: It's a customer tradition to stick with. But John Dune

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Speaker 12: ought to call a real recess which they've never had

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Speaker 12: for one day of President Trump's first term or second term.

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Speaker 12: The reason is Mitch McConnell and the writers in the

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Speaker 12: Senate don't trust President Trump on a recess.

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Speaker 5: Appointment right now.

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Speaker 12: Thune needs to in the you know, next week to

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Speaker 12: get Johnson since the House is out and Johnson said

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Speaker 12: he support this, to actually call it a formal recess,

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Speaker 12: and let's get these recess appointments, particularly these US attorneys.

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Speaker 5: And I'm going to show you why.

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Speaker 12: We've got Matt plumba we've got a cold over from

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Speaker 12: the one aspect I can tell you they're driving, driving, driving.

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Speaker 12: Is this investigation of the deep state, the investigation of

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Speaker 12: what happened to conspiracy in the first term, and particularly

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Speaker 12: now Antifa and everything associated with Antifa.

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Speaker 5: You got the.

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Speaker 12: Treasury Department on this, you got the IRS on this.

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Speaker 12: We got Matt Palumbo, who's the specialists in sores and

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Speaker 12: the devil spawned the Sun. Let's go and play the

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Speaker 12: clip and bring me Plumbo on the Wall Street Journal.

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Speaker 17: Is reporting that the White House is planning to install

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Speaker 17: true Trump loyalists in the IRS Criminal Unit for the

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Speaker 17: not sole purpose, but one of the reasons is to

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Speaker 17: target left leaning groups.

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Speaker 2: What do you make of this?

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Speaker 18: It sounds very familiar, and you know, we've been hearing

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Speaker 18: rumors about this and reports. I think Jeff and his

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Speaker 18: team at Reuters did a story a week ago about

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Speaker 18: targeting these left wing groups. And when I hear this

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Speaker 18: on my mind immediately went back to Watergate. Actually, you know,

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Speaker 18: everybody remembers that there was bugging. You know, that was

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Speaker 18: you know, they were bugging the Democratic headquarters back then.

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Speaker 18: But you know, there are many other crimes involved in

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Speaker 18: water and one of the big ones was Nixon and

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Speaker 18: his henchmen sending a list of enemies over to the

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Speaker 18: IRS and asking them to go Investigatan. That was a

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Speaker 18: big That was one of the articles that was part

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Speaker 18: of the articles of impeachment, one.

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Speaker 2: Of the things that led to his resignation.

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Speaker 18: Now, of course, that was a very different time because

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Speaker 18: at that time, when that list came over the IRS,

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Speaker 18: the people that they didn't act on it, and in

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Speaker 18: fact that eventually, you know, Republican members of Congress stood

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Speaker 18: up and said, this is one of the reasons, mister President,

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Speaker 18: you're going to lose an impeachment vote.

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Speaker 2: You need to resign.

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Speaker 18: Now we're talking about him putting his henchmen in an IRS.

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Speaker 18: So if he sends that list over, I think it

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Speaker 18: was a really good chance they actually do prosecute and

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Speaker 18: we see this play out exactly the way we stopped

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Speaker 18: it from playing out in the nineteen seventies.

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Speaker 12: By the way, in Texas, they keep saying the mainstream oh,

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Speaker 12: Antifa is just a bunch of kids.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 12: They dress up in pepe things and alligators. In Portland,

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Speaker 12: there's dancing in the streetss their flower children.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, tell that to the families of the ICE agents

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Speaker 13: that were shot by a legend Antifa activists just within

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Speaker 13: the last month here in the Lone Star State.

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Speaker 2: Now, that's complete nonsense.

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Speaker 13: And I'm sick and tired of the mainstream media not

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Speaker 13: just running interference for the Marxist Progressi leftists. They're not

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Speaker 13: running interference and basically covering for domestic terrorists in this country.

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Speaker 13: It's beyond reprehensible.

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Speaker 12: And by I think you've had two incidents. You had

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Speaker 12: the one on the roof and you had the other

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Speaker 12: one with the agents. I mean, until Antiva's put down,

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Speaker 12: they're going to continue on the best way and smartest

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Speaker 12: way to do it is not run After all, the

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Speaker 12: gunmen and you're just playing whack them all. The way

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Speaker 12: to do it is not just go to the training element,

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Speaker 12: which is in the National security apparas and quite frankly

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Speaker 12: in the military.

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Speaker 5: The best way to.

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Speaker 12: Do it is to go after the money in the organization.

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Speaker 12: Matt Plumbo, you have spent your career. You're Dan Bongino's guy.

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Speaker 12: You run the Bongino site, You've been his producer for years.

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Speaker 12: You wrote this amazing book on Soros I still think

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Speaker 12: the best book on source written, and immediately told me

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Speaker 12: he said, Hey, I'm going after the kid because he

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Speaker 12: the devil spawn and may actually be bigger than the

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Speaker 12: old man.

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Speaker 5: Where do we stand with this? Now?

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Speaker 12: The shocking because hey, the Treasury Department's got their Terrorists

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Speaker 12: Financing group up on money laundering and terrorists financing and

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Speaker 12: the IRIS simultaneously. It's a pincer move from Scott Bessen.

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Speaker 12: And you can tell how important this is because the

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Speaker 12: mainstream media is in total meltdown of this, probably more

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Speaker 12: than anything else they're dealing with.

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Speaker 19: Welcome more to guys, Thanks for having me on. Alex

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Speaker 19: and the OSF clearly are afraid. They're in defense mode,

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Speaker 19: you know, in their press releases, they're saying they didn't

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Speaker 19: knowingly fund any violent groups. And I think the word

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Speaker 19: knowingly is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in

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Speaker 19: that sentence.

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Speaker 2: But it's also irrelevant.

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Speaker 19: You know, they're arguing that, oh, we're not directly paying

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Speaker 19: people to do violence doesn't mean anything if groups have

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Speaker 19: a record of doing violence. You know, the analogy I've

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Speaker 19: given is they will hand gasoline and matches to an

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Speaker 19: artistenist then say, well, we couldn't have possibly known what

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Speaker 19: was going to go on there. And Alex cited a

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Speaker 19: New York Times article that made that exact argument, and

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Speaker 19: they had claimed that a recent report from the Capital

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Speaker 19: Research Center, which does profiles on left wing groups, had

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Speaker 19: made that exact claim. There's no evidence of any direct funding.

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Speaker 19: And you know, I read the report and I'll read

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Speaker 19: directly from it. The Open Society Foundation since twenty sixteen

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Speaker 19: gave eighty million dollars to pro terror groups. And this

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Speaker 19: is splip between groups that are themselves going out and

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Speaker 19: committing acts of violence, or are making light of violence,

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Speaker 19: doing propaganda for groups like Hamas to downplay their atrocities,

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Speaker 19: or providing legal aid, you know, free legal aid to

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Speaker 19: these protesters and we talked in the last show how

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Speaker 19: Alex had used environmentalist groups sort of as a front

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Speaker 19: for other left wing causes, and that he had authorized

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Speaker 19: over four hundred and thirty eight in new spending to

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Speaker 19: environmental groups ever since he took over. But that's only

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Speaker 19: a small percentage of what they actually do. They're sort

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Speaker 19: of a catch all for left wing activism, and a

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Speaker 19: lot of the Palestinian groups he funded are in that

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Speaker 19: pro terror category where regardless of your position on the

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Speaker 19: Israel Palestine conflict, even if you are, you know someone

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Speaker 19: on the right who is more sympathetic to the Palestinians.

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Speaker 19: It's no doubt that these left wing groups are really

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Speaker 19: anti American groups, and that is just their front issue.

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Speaker 5: We saw that with.

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Speaker 19: Them, their number one issue being well, we want to

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Speaker 19: cease fire, and then the second we get a ceasefire.

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Speaker 19: I don't think Rashida Taleb had posted on Twitter for

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Speaker 19: a couple of days after that even happened, never mentioned it.

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Speaker 19: Most of these groups calling for ceasefire now never mentioned it.

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Speaker 19: Did not give Trump any credit because they didn't really

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Speaker 19: care about that issue. That was just the rallying cry.

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Speaker 19: But they have a million other little things I want

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Speaker 19: to do now when it comes to other things the

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Speaker 19: IRS could look into, and we talked about this in

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Speaker 19: the last show. In the last chapter of my book

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Speaker 19: on Alex that comes out in about two weeks. I

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Speaker 19: looked into all of the groups in the US that

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Speaker 19: he had funded the year he took over the OSF,

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Speaker 19: which is the most recent year we have data, and

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Speaker 19: I looked at groups. It's over five hundred thousand in funding,

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Speaker 19: and there are a number of groups that are set

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Speaker 19: up basically to give plausible deniability. They are in this

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Speaker 19: sort of funds of funds category well where he will

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Speaker 19: give ten million dollars to a group, and I'll go

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Speaker 19: through the social media, their YouTube, their website. There is

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Speaker 19: no activity, no press releases, no news of everything anything

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Speaker 19: they're doing, but they present themselves as active groups. And

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Speaker 19: then you go through their financials, their public statements, and

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Speaker 19: all their operations are giving money to other groups, and

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Speaker 19: then you know their expenses will be one hundred bucks

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Speaker 19: a year. It's just things that don't add up, and

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Speaker 19: it's to give He is layering the funds so that

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Speaker 19: you cannot in those cases directly linked him Dan anything

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Speaker 19: and his father had done this with the Tides Foundation

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Speaker 19: but his son is doing it to have much greater degree.

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Speaker 5: Can you hang on for a second. I want to

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Speaker 12: I want to talk about the eighty million that's already

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Speaker 5: They got tons of information. Go check it out today.

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Speaker 5: Moms for Liberty.

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Speaker 12: I don't know if there's any group that's been more

881
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Speaker 12: to the forefront of the how we've had on parents'

882
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Speaker 12: rights and this culture all of a. Tina Dskovitz, Bo

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Speaker 12: Davis and Tina, you're down in Orlando today, We're covering it.

884
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Speaker 12: We're covernant non stop here in real America's voice for

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Speaker 12: pulling out speakers. We've got a bunch of rap people

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Speaker 12: down there. What are you trying to competent? I think

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Speaker 12: this is your fourth or fifth conference?

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Speaker 5: What do you guys?

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Speaker 12: I thought Trump won and you guys helped so much

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Speaker 12: in the victory. Isn't the parents' rights fight over, ma'am?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 15: I wish it was over, Seeve.

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Speaker 9: I wish parents truly could experience the fundamental right to

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Speaker 9: raise their children. Unfortunately, it's still under attack across the country.

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Speaker 5: And you here, Steve, Yeah, I got you right now, perfectly. Okay, Okay,

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Speaker 5: go ahead, Tina.

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Speaker 15: Want me to take it away again, Steve.

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Speaker 5: Take it away again.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I was just saying that, unfortunately, parents' rights are

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Speaker 9: still under attack in America. You would think at this

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Speaker 9: point the left and the radicals would get the hint

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Speaker 9: moms are not backing down and that we have the

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Speaker 9: fundamental right to raise our children. But it's still school

904
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Speaker 9: boards across the country are still stumping all over them,

905
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Speaker 9: whole states are defying President Trump, and there's still a

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Speaker 9: lot of work to be done.

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Speaker 12: So what is to be done? I mean, you guys

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Speaker 12: have done so much. You're one of the key groups

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Speaker 12: that delivered.

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Speaker 5: The victory for President Trump.

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Speaker 12: What is we've had the first wave of attack where

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Speaker 12: we started to take over school boards.

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Speaker 5: Is it pushback or are we losing ground? I mean,

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Speaker 5: what's the plan?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: You know, Randy Weingarton just came out with her new book.

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Speaker 9: If I'm not even going to give it any more

918
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Speaker 9: acknowledgment than that, but she even states in there that

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Speaker 9: you know, Mom's Liberty came out strong. We won over

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Speaker 9: five hundred school board seats, which sounds amazing when you

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Speaker 9: say that number, but there's thirteen thousand school districts in

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Speaker 9: this country. And so in her book she came back

923
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Speaker 9: and said, we doubled down, we invested, and they have

924
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Speaker 9: hundreds of millions of dollars. Moms with Liberty's budget is

925
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Speaker 9: nothing like that, and so we have a lot way

926
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Speaker 9: to go. Unfortunately, this is probably going to take decades

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Speaker 9: to get our schools back from the teachers union completely.

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Speaker 9: And then you know, there's problems at all levels of government. California,

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Speaker 9: New York right now, they're violating parental rights at every

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Speaker 9: turn with state laws.

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Speaker 15: Governors are signing them into law.

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Speaker 9: And so we love President Trump and we're grateful for

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Speaker 9: all he's doing, but it's just part of the story.

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Speaker 5: Well, as you know with the onslaughter news.

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Speaker 12: Geopolitically, you know, Zelenski's in the White House day, we're

936
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Speaker 12: on the verge of war with the Russians. We got

937
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Speaker 12: a war economic war with the Chinese. Countis Party Venezuela

938
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Speaker 12: all over.

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Speaker 5: Why is what the.

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Speaker 12: Momster Liberty doing so important that you're down there covering

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Speaker 12: and Rav we're giving wall.

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Speaker 16: To wall coveras this weekend, We'll tell you this, Steve,

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Speaker 16: I became a parent twenty months ago, and so I

944
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Speaker 16: have a young son, and I'm lucky to be in

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Speaker 16: the Free State of Florida, a Tina, thank God for that.

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Speaker 16: But I have to start thinking about these things. You know,

947
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Speaker 16: I've covered conferences in the past, Sea Pas whatever here

948
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Speaker 16: and there, but never before I've covered a conference like

949
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Speaker 16: this when I'm is actually a parent. So to me,

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Speaker 16: it's an educational experience to me, and I know that's

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Speaker 16: what Moms for Liberty does is empower educate parents and so,

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Speaker 16: but it's not just for moms, it's for dads too.

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Speaker 16: I noticed there's a panel Steve on fatherhood which Pastor

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Speaker 16: John al Munchuku is going to be a part of

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Speaker 16: Benny Johnson is moderating at Graham Allen. So thing, it's

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Speaker 16: important for people to know that it's not just about moms,

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Speaker 16: it's about the dads too. And Tina, I just like

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Speaker 16: to ask you too, what are three things that maybe me,

959
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Speaker 16: as a new parent need to be thinking about right now?

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Speaker 9: You need to think about where your child is going

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Speaker 9: to go to school. There's long waitlists right now if

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Speaker 9: you want to put him in some very special private schools.

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Speaker 9: But you know, are you prepared to homeschool? I'd say absolutely,

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Speaker 9: you and your wife are probably prepared, but you need

965
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Speaker 9: to make those choices where are you living. Unfortunately, in

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Speaker 9: a lot of places in America outside of Florida, you

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Speaker 9: still have to go to the school by your zip code,

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Speaker 9: which is just unacceptable. So number one, where is your

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Speaker 9: kid going to go to school? Number two, get prepared

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Speaker 9: to be on the front lines. Join Moms for Liberty.

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Speaker 9: Are you a member yet?

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Speaker 4: Nah?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, but it looks like I much the join you see, Steve,

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Speaker 15: I'm learning. Yeah, we have dads all across entry.

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Speaker 9: Seven of our three hundred and twenty chapters are actually

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Speaker 9: led by dads, So you could run the chapter in

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Speaker 9: your county if you wanted to.

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Speaker 2: I'm Broward.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, oh gosh, good luck with that one. It's tough.

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Speaker 15: Broward is tough.

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Speaker 9: And so number two is, you know, get involved and

982
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Speaker 9: get activated now so you understand the issues that are coming.

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Speaker 9: There are issues with AI with tracking your child's data now.

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Speaker 15: With your two year old. Is that what you said

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Speaker 15: almost two twenty months.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, the government's already tracking his data. And so Mom's

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Speaker 9: Liberty can help you protect and opt out in the

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Speaker 9: places that you need to opt out.

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Speaker 12: The two year or bow two years old, you're about

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Speaker 12: to go into the fun part of parenthood. We're going

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Speaker 12: to check in with missus Davidson later and see what

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Speaker 12: your learning curve has been like in the last couple

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Speaker 12: of years. Right, you're getting guides from Tina. We want

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Speaker 12: to talk to the source. H Tina Real quickly talked

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Speaker 12: to us today. The agenda today and tomorrow. We're going

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Speaker 12: to be covering NonStop on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 5: So what should we look for.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, we just closed up with the Florida Attorney General,

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Speaker 9: James Attmeyer and doctor Latipo, our surgeon general who recently

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Speaker 9: banned all vaccine mandates in school, which our moms stood

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Speaker 9: to their feet and cheered for that when he was

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Speaker 9: discussing that today. So it's been a strong morning of

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Speaker 9: Florida leaders. We're moving into breakouts right now. We've got

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Speaker 9: covering all kinds of topics, AI and education, sex stortion

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Speaker 9: happening on digital platforms, of children getting into some deep

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Speaker 9: and depressing things unfortunately, but here at Moms for Liberty,

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Speaker 9: we know our future is right. We have a big

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Speaker 9: lunch session coming up very soon with a couple of

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Speaker 9: panels with Coridangelis and some alternatives at teachers unions.

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Speaker 15: So we're very excited about that.

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Speaker 5: Tina, where are people.

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Speaker 12: Go to more from Moms Deliberty to follow this on

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Speaker 12: streaming and your social media?

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Speaker 5: Where they go?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, you guys are streaming it all day. You could

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Speaker 9: go to our website too, Momsterliberty dot Org. It should

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Speaker 9: be right there on the front page and all of

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Speaker 9: our socials Moms number four Liberty bo Davidson.

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Speaker 12: What's your social media? How do people follow you while

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Speaker 12: you're down there?

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Speaker 5: Covenant Sir?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, of course people can find me at v BO

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Speaker 16: Davidson and it's a pleasure to be on with you. Steve,

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Speaker 16: and I got to say, you know, being just a

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Speaker 16: young dad and learning here at Momster Liberty is the

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Speaker 16: place to be. And here we are in Orlando too,

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Speaker 16: you know where Disney is. I hope we've made some improvements, Tina,

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Speaker 16: I really hope we have.

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Speaker 12: Got Terry Shilling, You got Benny Johnson, Bo Davison. Quite

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Speaker 12: a crew down there, guys. Thank you so much for

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Speaker 12: streaming all day and tomorrow Moms for Liberty, Tina, great job, Thank.

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Speaker 2: You guys, Thank you Stan, thank you Steve.

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Speaker 12: Really proud of Rav. We're juggling Texas. We're juggling Orlando, Florida,

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Speaker 12: Moms for Liberty. We're juggling Marine Corps two fifty out

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Speaker 12: in Camp Penalton. A lot going on this week in

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Speaker 12: a real emerksy voicetone leaders, we are going to take

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Speaker 12: a short commercial break. My wingman Brian Harrison is here.

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Speaker 12: We got an all star cast in hour two stick

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Speaker 12: Around