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Speaker 1: Two more votes will be held today. Out of the

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Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty three are eligible to vote. Under

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Speaker 1: those the age of eighty can cast about your.

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Speaker 2: Sense of how you believe the Church may go after

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Speaker 2: Pope Francis in terms of its choice of a new pontiff. Well, right,

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Speaker 2: that's the big question. In terms of the electoral process,

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Speaker 2: was elected on a fifth ballot. My guess is tomorrow,

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Speaker 2: I think it might be a little more divided conclaves.

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Speaker 2: Some wanted to go, you know, very much with the

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Speaker 2: have certain preoccupations using the wrong questions of sexual morality.

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Speaker 2: But go to Africa, for instance, where the church is

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Speaker 2: burgeoning but also under great persecution. Go to the church

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Speaker 3: They focus on one small set of issues, and you

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Speaker 3: were talking about sexual morality, sexual issues, whether it's abortion,

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Speaker 3: religious persecution. It's on those Matthew twenty five issues where

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Speaker 3: bringing hope to the hopeless. Underline that fact for us

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Speaker 3: and explain to Americans that are watching right now, this

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Speaker 2: Right, And that's the beautiful part of the Francis papacy.

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Speaker 2: I think they all want to carry forward. He wanted

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Speaker 2: They all want that to continue. It's in regardless some

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Speaker 2: All those factors are in play, as in any political reality,

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Speaker 4: This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray

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Speaker 5: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 4: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 6: I know you tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 4: It's going to happen. And where do people like that

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Speaker 2: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 4: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 7: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 4: Will be saved. Or use your host, Stephen Kama, Well,

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Speaker 4: ladies and gentlemen, welcome a board today's edition of War Room.

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Speaker 4: Stephen Kate Bannon out on assignment. Yet Jack Pasobic here

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Speaker 4: covering down live from Rome, Italy. We are just steps

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Speaker 4: selection election of the next Pope. Today is May eighth,

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty five, year of our Lord, and yet the

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Speaker 4: For Catholics, we're really thanking them for sponsoring my portion

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Speaker 4: Absolutely ridiculous, well as my brother Kevin actually tweeted earlier today, Sorry, ladies,

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Speaker 10: American Got American? Got American in America.

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Speaker 6: Should judge and the judiciary is a co equal branch

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Speaker 4: and then I'm going to win some more, and then

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Speaker 4: I'm going to keep delivering wins for President Donald Trump,

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Speaker 4: and he is going to roll over every single one

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Speaker 4: of you. So say what you want about his Wikipedia page.

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Speaker 4: I don't care about Wikipedia pages as much as you do.

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Speaker 4: I don't care about whatever inc the scribblers over at

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Speaker 4: the Atlantic are wanting to write, because at the end

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Speaker 4: of the day they will be gone. They will be

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Speaker 4: absolutely gone. And as we're here in Rome, we are

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Speaker 4: thinking about the eternal, we are thinking about the transcendent.

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Speaker 4: This is why, by the way, believers and Christians and

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Speaker 4: anyone who has that firm, deeply rooted belief in God

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Speaker 4: as their creator is such a threat to their program,

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Speaker 4: such a threat to their agenda. Why, because we don't

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Speaker 4: care what you say about us. We will be judged

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Speaker 4: once by our heavenly Father, and that is the only

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Speaker 4: judgment that we are worried about. So we don't care

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Speaker 4: what the New York Times says. We don't care what

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Speaker 4: the Atlantic says, New York Magazine or all the rest.

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Speaker 4: Although I believe Ben Harmwell is doing a sit down

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Speaker 4: with New York Magazine right now. New York Magazine, those guys,

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Speaker 4: those guys are out there, man, they are not some

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Speaker 4: guys you want to hang out with. But whatever, folks,

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Speaker 4: we are awaiting President Trump. He is going to be

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Speaker 4: speaking imminently trade deal with the UK representatives of the UK.

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Speaker 4: The British invasion is here in Washington, d C. Well.

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Speaker 4: I am here in Rome, Italy, covering down on the conclave.

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Speaker 4: So we're going to be watching for that white smoke,

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Speaker 4: that pearly white smoke. In just a few minutes, the

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Speaker 4: cardinals will begin voting again. It is currently ten thirty

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Speaker 4: Eastern time, but it is four thirty pm here in Rome, Italy.

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Speaker 4: Jack PROSOBC guest hosting War Room, will be right back

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Speaker 4: quick break.

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Speaker 11: President Trump has said of what could end up becoming

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Speaker 11: a full blown trade war, as we go down this path,

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Speaker 11: it's worth keeping something firmly in view. Tariffs don't work.

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Speaker 11: I'm not spouting free market theory. I'm simply making a

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Speaker 11: practical observation. There have been many efforts in recent decades

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Speaker 11: to help industries in decline in America. I can think

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Speaker 11: of no case where tariffs have worked to reverse that decline,

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Speaker 11: except temporarily. Take the most recent example before Trump, tariff's

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Speaker 11: on tires put in place by President Obama. In two

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Speaker 11: thousand and nine, after complaints from American companies about cheap

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Speaker 11: Chinese imports, the Obama administration slapped a thirty five press.

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Speaker 8: Shall we call them tariff downers, because as you know,

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Speaker 8: we are awaiting an historic press conference coming from President Trump,

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Speaker 8: believed to be with the United Kingdom, and of course

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Speaker 8: Chinese negotiations are forthcoming too. It's Natalie Winter's Jack Pasobic,

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Speaker 8: I think is adjusting part of his set, but we'll

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Speaker 8: have him back.

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Speaker 5: I think we got some people over at the White

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Speaker 5: House too that we may go to.

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Speaker 8: I guess the White House is running a little behind

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Speaker 8: schedule that I guess we'll give them a little bit

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Speaker 8: of grace when you're upending the entire global trade order.

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Speaker 8: But I want to pick up on something that Postoabic

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Speaker 8: was mentioning before we get into I think just how

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Speaker 8: historic today is. And there's some interesting shall we say,

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Speaker 8: voter fraud investigations, accusations actually in this case, indictments. You know,

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Speaker 8: here in the war room we speak in prison sentences

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Speaker 8: and not strongly worded letters.

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Speaker 5: Those coming out of Texas.

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Speaker 8: We'll get into all of that and how the New

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Speaker 8: York Times, is I guess predictably running cover trying to

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Speaker 8: make you feel bad for ballot harvesters and people who

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Speaker 8: tried to rig elections.

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Speaker 5: But I want to bring your attention.

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Speaker 8: I can think this all really frankly merges and meshes

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Speaker 8: quite nicely with the tariffs, the trade and balance reorientation, restructuring,

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Speaker 8: the President Trump is undertaken. That individual by the name

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Speaker 8: of Cardinal Theodore mcarrick that Jack Posobick had mentioned, who

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Speaker 8: was essentially the envoy, the lead negotiator for a lot

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Speaker 8: of these Vatican and China negotiations, well he's a quite

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Speaker 8: interesting character because.

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Speaker 5: If you can believe it, he actually has deep ties

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Speaker 5: to none other then Hunter Biden.

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Speaker 8: I had broken the story years ago, but mcerrick had

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Speaker 8: actually spoke at several events hosted by CEFC China Energy.

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Speaker 8: You may recall that is the Chinese Communist Party paramilitary

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Speaker 8: influence organization that's shared by a man by the name

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Speaker 8: of Patrick Coe, who boasted about being the effing spy

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Speaker 8: chief of China. Now, I know we're called China Hawks

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Speaker 8: here in the war room, but I think even Democrats

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Speaker 8: would agree that maybe that rises just marginally to a

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Speaker 8: National security threat status. Nonetheless, like I said, the lead

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Speaker 8: negotiator on this China Vatican deal was McCarrick, who repeat

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Speaker 8: he spoke at these CEFC events where Hunter Biden was

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Speaker 8: listed as the managing director, including but not limited to,

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Speaker 8: one of their events in twenty twelve, the New York

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Speaker 8: Forum on World Civilizations and in twenty thirteen.

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Speaker 5: Core Values in World Order. But it gets even worse.

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Speaker 8: And why am I bringing this up because I think

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Speaker 8: there's a striking, if not deafening parallel to so many

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Speaker 8: of the trade deals that we've seen go on between

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Speaker 8: this country and the PRC, and the common thread, the

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Speaker 8: common variable there being that every person who was involved

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Speaker 8: in negotiating them, though I don't even like the term

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Speaker 8: negotiating because that implies that you had a seat at

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Speaker 8: the table.

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Speaker 5: You never did.

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Speaker 8: And now the people who are apoplectic over what President

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Speaker 8: Trump is doing to rebalance these trade deficits, the actual

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Speaker 8: abuses and abusive relationship that the CCP, but of course

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Speaker 8: all their proxies, right the Belton Road made in China

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Speaker 8: twenty twenty five, take your pick, but the way that

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Speaker 8: they've been able to score these deals, I think there's

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Speaker 8: a very interesting microcosm and sort of representation of what happened.

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Speaker 8: And this one China Vatican deal with our trade deals

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Speaker 8: more broadly. And it's so interesting because mcerrick, I guess

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Speaker 8: you just loved the PRC so much that he actually

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Speaker 8: wrote several articles for their quarterly journal that they would publish,

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Speaker 8: talking and praising like I said the spy chief of China,

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Speaker 8: Patrick Coe quote, I do not have the brilliance or

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Speaker 8: the learning to match Patrick.

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Speaker 5: He even calls him brilliant. Again, I guess he.

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Speaker 8: Really thinks a Chinese Communist Party spy is brilliant. That

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Speaker 8: should tell you all you need to know. He goes

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Speaker 8: on to actually draw parallels between catch this Shijin Ping

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Speaker 8: and the Pope, many paragraphs about how they're so similar

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Speaker 8: in saving the world before I guess his final act

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Speaker 8: in this one article talking about how there are connections

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Speaker 8: that exist between doctrines of Catholics and the Communist doctrine.

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Speaker 5: Now, I don't know about you, I've been around.

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Speaker 8: Long enough to know what Chinese Communist Party not just

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Speaker 8: compromise but merger looks like.

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Speaker 5: And this is a tell tale sign yet again, another

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Speaker 5: called shop for the War Room.

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Speaker 8: Though like I always say, and I'm sure you share

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Speaker 8: my feelings in this. We don't necessarily want to be right, right.

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Speaker 8: I wish COVID nineteen were to bio up and launched

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Speaker 8: by the Wuhan Institute of Virology, But unfortunately that's what

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Speaker 8: the evidence, despite the CCP's best efforts to stonewall every

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Speaker 8: single ounce of all of that gain a function research aside,

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Speaker 8: that's obviously where it came from. But yet another called shot,

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Speaker 8: which I think dovetails quite nicely with this whole idea

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Speaker 8: that President Trump, the MAGA movement, trump Ism as an ideology,

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Speaker 8: has been right from day one. There's an article from

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Speaker 8: the New York Times today, let's toss it up about

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Speaker 8: a Ken Paxton indictment, a legend investigation. People may recall

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Speaker 8: what was it a few months ago? The lu LAC organizers.

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Speaker 8: Of course, the New York Times was melting down because

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Speaker 8: I guess they were in their their eighties.

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Speaker 5: I would like to.

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Speaker 8: Introduce them to all the dead Democratic voters, then I

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Speaker 8: guess on their voter rolls.

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Speaker 5: But it's quite interesting.

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Speaker 8: If you read this article, I'll I'll read you a

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Speaker 8: paragraph of it, and you tell me who you think

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Speaker 8: they think the victim is now five people, all with

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Speaker 8: ties to Democratic candidates, are accused of illegal vote harvesting,

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Speaker 8: which usually involves knocking on doors and asking if volunteers

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Speaker 8: can deliver completed absentee or mail in ballots to voting

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Speaker 8: centers or ballot drop boxes. The piece goes on, I

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Speaker 8: don't think they have even one paragraph sentence or a

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Speaker 8: positive phrase mentioning that voter fraud is real, that the

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Speaker 8: people who were indicted were caught harvesting ballots illegally, right,

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Speaker 8: they demean and paint Ken Paxton is an absolute lunatic. Well,

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Speaker 8: I think my critique honestly something we've been hammering for

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Speaker 8: these past few days. It would go all the way

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Speaker 8: back to people like Senator tillis right. They can talk

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Speaker 8: so tough, so tough, so much so that they can't

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Speaker 8: vote to confirm ed Martin because of what the debatable

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Speaker 8: nuance between a three day prison sentence or a three

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Speaker 8: year prison sentence over some January sixth I guess allen

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Speaker 8: offenders who entered a building where the door was opened

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Speaker 8: for them. Do you ever hear these people talk that

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Speaker 8: tough about I don't know Zelenski, I mean he canceled elections,

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Speaker 8: came after Christianity and imposed martial law. You never really

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Speaker 8: hear that. Do you ever really hear these people actually

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Speaker 8: do anything tough against the Chinese Communist Party. No, the

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Speaker 8: only time they'll talk tough on them is so they

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Speaker 8: can justify a trillion dollar defense budget that seems to

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Speaker 8: only be expanding every single year. Oh but you say

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Speaker 8: you want to dlist them from the stock market. Oh no, no, no,

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Speaker 8: that's the what fourth, fifth, sixth rail can't go there? Well,

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Speaker 8: I would say, yeah, another called shop.

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Speaker 5: For the war room.

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Speaker 8: So much so I believe we were talking about this

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Speaker 8: last night at about six thirty pm. There's been an

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Speaker 8: absolutely massive bombshell expose coming out of Stanford, which of

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Speaker 8: course is home to the Hoover Institution, one of the

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Speaker 8: leading conservative think tanks. But I'd also just flagged before

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Speaker 8: we get into the ccpspionage that's been going down there.

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Speaker 8: Remember someone by the name of Pamela Carr Carlynn. Well,

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Speaker 8: she was I think the dean or some very high

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Speaker 8: up position at Stanford Law then became Biden's DOJ kind

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Speaker 8: of head haun show apparatic saying that if you dared

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Speaker 8: to question the results of the election that you would

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Speaker 8: probably have the full force of Biden's doj hurled against you,

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Speaker 8: and you could potentially end up in jail.

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Speaker 5: I wonder what she had to hide with that one.

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Speaker 5: We'll get into that, I guess another time.

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Speaker 8: But this investigation shows not just run of the mill

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Speaker 8: Chinese infiltration on the Stanford campus, but so much so

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Speaker 8: that they have actually been using people who aren't even

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Speaker 8: students and having them act as spies and leveraging their

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Speaker 8: families overseas in China, trying to get them, trying to

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Speaker 8: convince them to leak secrets about highly classified in some

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Speaker 8: cases military applicable research and bring.

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Speaker 5: It back to the homeland, to the motherland.

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Speaker 8: So for all these people who want to talk so

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Speaker 8: tough on the Chinese Communist Party, I would suggest that

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Speaker 8: maybe you start with revoking the visas frankly all the

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Speaker 8: H one b's.

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Speaker 5: But we can get to that at another time. But

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Speaker 5: of these Chinese.

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Speaker 8: Foreign students, I'll read you the direct quote from this

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Speaker 8: one report quote. Many Chinese nationals have handlers. The CCP

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Speaker 8: wants to know everything that's going on at Stanford. This

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Speaker 8: is a very normal thing. They just relay all the

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Speaker 8: information they have. Quote, parents and relatives were brought in

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Speaker 8: for a talk with the police to encourage Chinese international

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Speaker 8: students to overturn information.

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Speaker 5: That's what we have. You want to talk about the

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Speaker 5: enemy within?

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Speaker 8: Now, I know typically when I say enemy within, I'd

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Speaker 8: probably throw a few rhinos in there. Some Democrats, probably

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Speaker 8: Hillary Clinton and Jake Sullivan.

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Speaker 5: For good measure.

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Speaker 8: Jake Sullivan, who what now wants to be a primetime

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Speaker 8: killed all the wonderful accomplishments that Joe Biden had. I'm

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Speaker 8: struggling to come up with any unless you think what

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Speaker 5: These people are such national.

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Speaker 8: Security experts, yet they're concurrently advocating for Chinese Communist Party

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Speaker 8: spies at best, kinetic actual foot soldiers at worst, to

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Speaker 8: be here three hundred and fifty thousand strong in the

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Speaker 8: borders of the United States of America, excluding the Chinese

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Speaker 8: nationals that enter this country under Joe Biden. Now, when

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Speaker 8: I say I'm all for the mass deportations, yes, we

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Speaker 8: all are in this audience. I think that's probably the

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Speaker 8: a prerequisite chromosomal thing to be a member of the

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Speaker 8: war IMPOSSI you got to be for the mass deportations.

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Speaker 8: But when we talk about accountability, it's not just for

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Speaker 8: the Venezuelans and the Hondurans and the Nicaraguans and the Mexicans.

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Speaker 8: It's for the Americans, though I'm sure they probably hate

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Speaker 8: my use of that term.

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Speaker 5: Who orchestrated this invasion?

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Speaker 8: And by the way, to that point, it's breaking in

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Speaker 8: Politico today that Joe Biden is busy hiring Now, I

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Speaker 8: would suggest it should be lawyers and lawyering up, though

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Speaker 8: maybe the preemptive pardon sort of gets you ahead of

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Speaker 8: that one. But tapped a guy named Chris Meager, who's

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Speaker 8: a former deputy press secretary for Joe Biden and a

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Speaker 8: Defense Department spokesperson to essentially run sort of pr cover.

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Speaker 5: For Joe Biden. It's how he ended up on the View.

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Speaker 5: Don't know how they got him there.

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Speaker 8: In one piece, all I'm saying is, I don't think

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Speaker 8: at this point in the Trump administration that Joe Biden

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Speaker 8: should be hiring comms experts.

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Speaker 5: And appearing on the View.

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Speaker 8: I think he should be lawyering up, preserving his documents

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Speaker 8: paneling some grand juries. And I don't think the fact

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Speaker 8: that people like Senator Tillis are sabotaging ed Martin's confirmation,

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Speaker 8: effectively handing that seat over to someone whose morality consists

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Speaker 8: of turning mid air flights around full of a legal immigrant, migrant,

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Speaker 8: gang banger, criminal thugs who I think we have new

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Speaker 8: reporting on Kilmore Garcia that he was I think a

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Speaker 8: taxi driver for some human trafficking ring. Diversity is our strength,

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Speaker 8: I guess, But he's going to get to choose who

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Speaker 8: the new DC attorney is. Senator Tillis doesn't want to

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Speaker 8: budge on that one. Senator Tillis, who's what number one donor,

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Speaker 8: as I reported I think two days ago, is none

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Speaker 8: other than black Rock in the financial services industry.

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Speaker 5: And here's the important point in all that.

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Speaker 8: The man who had potentially helmed the investigations over DC,

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Speaker 8: putting him directly into the purview of the FBI.

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Speaker 5: With everything that's been going on through.

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Speaker 8: DOGE Act Blue, it's quite interesting to me that a

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Speaker 8: Senator who has bankrolled by some of the most I

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Speaker 8: was going to say leading, I'll say sinister financial institutions

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Speaker 8: that are probably on the receiving end of most of

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Speaker 8: that waste, fraud and abuse, though I would put emphasis

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Speaker 8: on abuse, and I still think that's an understatement that he.

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Speaker 5: Does not want an investigation going on.

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Speaker 8: If you follow the money, you can reverse engineer what

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Speaker 8: these people are hiding, and this all runs together. Whether

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Speaker 8: it's the Chinese Communist Party, these horrific trade deals, there

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Speaker 8: are a lot of stones that have been left unturned,

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Speaker 8: and we need people like Ed Martin because they are

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Speaker 8: proven fighters to be able to turn them over, not

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Speaker 8: Chinese Communist parties sellouts or listless vessels for entities and

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Speaker 8: corporations like Black Rock, or cardinals like Theodor McCarrick who

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Speaker 8: don't even care about their faith but would rather take

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Speaker 8: funds from the Chinese Communist Party and shill on a

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Speaker 8: stage next to Hunter Biden and the spy chief of China.

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Speaker 8: I guess that's what it means to be a DC

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Speaker 8: ruling elite, and that's what we are proud to be

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Speaker 8: the war room home of I guess the counter elite insurgency.

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Speaker 8: We'll be right back after the shortbreak back, sobe's much