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Speaker 2: I had already requested and been approved for personal time

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Speaker 3: Apparently, based on my reading of it, these documents were

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Speaker 4: What's the truth, what's happening?

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Speaker 5: What did you see in the documents?

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Speaker 6: Well, you see you're bringing attention of the burn bag

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Speaker 7: That up to the FBI to describe, but I think

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Speaker 6: That was going on in the FBI and the executive

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Speaker 6: on all the schemes that were going on ten years

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Speaker 6: fact that there was either a Clinton conspiracy.

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Speaker 6: Russian disinformation, but either way, it was an attempt to

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Speaker 6: And now with the Durham Report annex out, it finally

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Speaker 9: Yeah, look, Brianna, it's very clear what's happening here. You know,

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Speaker 9: going on here, and very clear that this was a county.

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Speaker 4: They were not on any phone calls.

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Speaker 9: From the Texas Department of Emergency Management, while other counties were.

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Speaker 10: And I did not receive a telephone golf. I didn't

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Speaker 9: You didn't see the invitation, christ And your emails that

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Speaker 10: Okay. I didn't see those emails on the story.

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Speaker 9: And look, this is significant because finally we're getting some

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Speaker 8: He said, that's fine.

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Speaker 9: What you guys did on the day of on July fourth,

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Speaker 9: the rescues. Yes, but it is a question of what

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Speaker 5: This great country.

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Speaker 11: Our system that was gifted to us by the framers

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Speaker 11: Instead, Republican politicians want to choose their voters. That is

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Speaker 11: It has been said the early days of the Republic

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Speaker 11: So this fight is not over, it's just beginning.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it could make a huge difference.

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Speaker 12: This in fact, could win or maintain control for the

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Speaker 4: What are you talking about.

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Speaker 12: While Texas has thirty eight congressional districts, look at those

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Speaker 4: Under the current lines, it's twenty five.

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Speaker 12: Under the proposed lines, it's already that's one, two, three, four, five, five,

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Speaker 4: So five seats. What would five seats in Texas do

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Speaker 12: You might think five seats is just five seats, but

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Speaker 12: In twenty twenty, the Democrats had four seats twenty twenty two, Republicans.

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Speaker 12: For Republicans out of the twenty twenty four elections. Five

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Speaker 12: that is why Republicans in Texas providing five pickup seat

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Speaker 12: the House of Repews. In some voting shifts within Texas

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Speaker 8: Exactly right.

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Speaker 11: They wouldn't necessarily be able to do this if.

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Speaker 12: In fact, Republicans Donald Trump did not do so much

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Speaker 12: better among Latino voters last time around that in twenty

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Speaker 8: Get this down.

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Speaker 12: Trump actually won Latino voters by ten points. In Texas

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Speaker 12: by seventeen points. That's nearly a thirty point switcherrough. So this,

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Speaker 8: As I said at.

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Speaker 12: The beginning of this, Republicans are playing hardball. It's going

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Speaker 8: The little league. Thursday, thirty one July year of earlier

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Speaker 8: to basically get declassified the Durham annex or appendix, which

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Speaker 13: I worked for Senator schut Grassy twice. I opened his

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Speaker 13: He is the same man he has been for what

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Speaker 13: to do it, as we just saw with his release

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Speaker 13: of these Crossfire hurricane records. When I've been coming on

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Speaker 13: President Trump killed. It's because of these crossfire hurricane records.

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Speaker 13: This is the biggest scandal in American history. And when

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Speaker 13: they tried to destroy his presidency when he declassified these

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Speaker 13: Us, Sir, I would say this, the Senate needs to end.

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Speaker 13: I said, this is time to go to war. And

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Speaker 13: what they're doing to Jeff Clark is un American. He

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Speaker 13: was a Justice Department official. He drafted a legal memorandum,

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Speaker 13: a legal recommendation that he did not even sen he

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Speaker 13: merely drafted it. Now the DC Bar, a bunch of

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Speaker 13: left wing radicals on the DC BAR, are now disc

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Speaker 13: barring Jeff Clark from the practice of law. He is

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Speaker 13: a senior official right now in the White House Office

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Speaker 13: of Management and Budget. It's called the Office of it's

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Speaker 13: a wire office of information and regulatory Affairs, and it's

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Speaker 13: his job to be the traffic cop for regulations across

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Speaker 13: the government. It is stunning that the DC BAR is

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Speaker 13: continuing to go after Jeff Clark. So I know that

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Speaker 13: Pam Body had her Justice Department are looking at right

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Speaker 13: now all the steps that they can take to protect

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Speaker 13: and defend Jeff Clark, including filing whatever needs to be

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Speaker 13: filed with the DC bar, maybe reimbursing Jeff Clark for

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Speaker 13: legal fees because they tried to bankrupt him as part

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Speaker 13: of his official duties in the Trump forty five Justice Department.

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Speaker 13: The Democrats did during four years of lawfare. We're not Look,

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Speaker 13: this is not the old Republican Party. This is the

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Speaker 13: Trump Party. We're not going to leave dead allies on

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Speaker 13: the side of the road like Jeff Clark. That's not

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Speaker 13: going to happen, and we're going to exact painful revenge

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Speaker 13: fit this.

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Speaker 8: Why are we not make the people on the DC bar.

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Speaker 8: Let's tell them right now, We're going to make your

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Speaker 8: lives miserable. Let's get them disbarred. Let's get every one

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Speaker 8: of their law firms like they broke the big law firms.

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Speaker 8: No law firm or represent on this group that voted

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Speaker 8: should have any government contract, should have any security. Clanis says,

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Speaker 8: can we just do that came present? Can't we just

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Speaker 8: fight fire with fire. They're not going to learn. It's

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Speaker 8: not gonna stop until you make it stop. These people

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Speaker 8: are not reasonable they're not rational, they're not good people,

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Speaker 8: and for too long we've treated like, oh, it's just

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Speaker 8: Republicans and Democrats. Those days are over. They took a

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Speaker 8: good man like Jeff Clark, and they're trying to destroy him.

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Speaker 8: Why don't we destroy him back? I'm down for it.

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Speaker 8: Why don't Why don't we go after them and take

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Speaker 8: their law license away? Why don't we bankrupt them? Why

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Speaker 8: don't we go to their law firm and say, guess what,

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Speaker 8: no more contracts, just like they did with Paul Weiss,

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Speaker 8: just like they did with Scad and Arps. Why don't

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Speaker 8: we not? Why are we not hitting these people with

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Speaker 8: a blowtorch?

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Speaker 5: Sir? Sounds like good ideas, Steve so duly note.

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Speaker 8: Okay, we'll talk after the show. We'll take off the show.

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Speaker 8: We'll make some we'll exchange some notes. But I don't

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Speaker 8: think you can. The bars trying to do the same

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Speaker 8: thing the Rudy in New York and New York City

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Speaker 8: and in DC. They're trying to destroy these people that

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Speaker 8: stood up for this country and turned out to be right.

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Speaker 8: That's the thing. They turned out to be right. They're

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Speaker 8: honorable men, and they're being destroyed by scumbags. It's time

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Speaker 8: now to stop playing patty cake with this comebacks. Mike,

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Speaker 8: where do people go to catch up with your social media?

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Speaker 8: Article three all we've got a lot of work. We're

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Speaker 8: grinding on appointments, confirmations, redistricting, recess, all of it, sir.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, So Jeff Clark is a good friend. He's a

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Speaker 13: great friend of the article three projects, and we.

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Speaker 5: Have his back.

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Speaker 13: You can go to article three project dot org, Article

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Speaker 13: number three, project dot org. You can donate there, follow

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Speaker 13: us on social media. Take action of the big action

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Speaker 13: item is tell the Senate to end their French workweek

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Speaker 13: and recess is for kids.

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Speaker 8: Thank you, Mike Davis. We come back to you afterwards.

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Speaker 8: I think we've got a shot here at the going

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Speaker 8: into recess and actually get some recess appointments. Its going

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Speaker 8: to have to happen. Short commercial break, Natalie Philip Patrick

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Speaker 8: next in the order.

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Speaker 5: He's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 13: Bath.

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Speaker 8: You know, there's ten big stories we couldn't even get

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Speaker 8: to in the in the two hours, and we've got

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Speaker 8: you know, and we're gonna be reporting from Alaska on

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Speaker 8: the Arctic Conference. Uh Cleo's in uh In in the

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Speaker 8: Islands out in in the Far Pacific. Uh, we've got Ai,

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Speaker 8: We've got We've got so much recovering and uh, you

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Speaker 8: know these questions that President Trump asked at his at

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Speaker 8: his press avail about genocide. Hey, you heard the answer

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Speaker 8: at about Kiev about the Russians just unloading on Ukraine

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Speaker 8: last night. A really amazing answer there. Of all this

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Speaker 8: is going on, I think, and I'm asking the team

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Speaker 8: to pull out a plate next. Hakeem Jeffries is base now.

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Speaker 8: I mean Hakeem Jefferies actually said when the government fears

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Speaker 8: the people there, you have liberty.

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Speaker 5: Yo.

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Speaker 8: That's like Waco. What do you man? This have we?

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Speaker 8: I think we've messed their heads up so badly they

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Speaker 8: don't know if they're coming or going.

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Speaker 6: Now.

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Speaker 8: Ha, Keem Jeffrey down there, you know he's not uh uh,

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Speaker 8: he's down there babbling down in Texas because they're about

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Speaker 8: to get steamrolled. You heard Harry Enton. These are all

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Speaker 8: Hispanic districts that Trump won and massively. So it's just

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Speaker 8: absolutely incredible. And we're gonna have Brian Harrison on here

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Speaker 8: in a minute, Natalie. So when this stuff starts coming

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Speaker 8: out there, the material starts coming out, you know, Mike

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Speaker 8: Ben's obviously is one of the guys you always looked to.

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Speaker 8: He's putting up tweets that have like five red explanation

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Speaker 8: explanation points, what's going on, what have you seen so far?

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Speaker 8: And is what's particularly got your attention on this? Ma'am well, I.

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Speaker 14: Have to say, I'm very glad you're back from partying

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Speaker 14: at Butterworth, you.

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Speaker 4: And Mike Davis both. There's a lot of news to

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Speaker 4: get to.

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Speaker 14: I think what Senator Grassley's putting out is a.

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Speaker 4: Prime example of that.

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Speaker 14: Also to what you guys were talking about last segment

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Speaker 14: about how we can actually go after these people obviously

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Speaker 14: terrible what they're doing to the one and only Jeff Clark.

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Speaker 14: I think this is clearer evidence that we should be

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Speaker 14: revoking the five oh one C three status of the

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Speaker 14: Open Society Foundation, of course, belonging to George Soros. Why

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Speaker 14: do I say that, basically their executive vice president. Here's

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Speaker 14: a name you should get familiar with, Leonard Bernardo. Keep

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Speaker 14: in mind this organization has a tax exempt stat As

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Speaker 14: they say they're not political, I would argue what we're

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Speaker 14: about to dive into, frankly, isn't just politics. It's political warfare,

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Speaker 14: if not information warfare, legal warfare, media warfare, psychological warfare.

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Speaker 14: I think the Chinese Communist Party three warfare's doctrine probably

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Speaker 14: reiffied to a t. But just to sort of contextualize

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Speaker 14: what we're talking about, the John Durham annex, which is

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Speaker 14: documents basically from over a decade ago finally being declassified.

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Speaker 14: They were found in burn bags, I guess, strewn around

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Speaker 14: the FBI, as discovered by Cash Patel. But if Denver

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Speaker 14: the overview of the emails that we can read. I'll

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Speaker 14: just read a couple sentences and then sort of analyze

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Speaker 14: and help you understand why Mike Ben's and the like

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Speaker 14: or so app plectic over Really, what is a bombshell?

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Speaker 14: I know that word has thrown around a lot, but

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Speaker 14: I think it's it's quite applicable here. So this emails

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Speaker 14: July twenty sixteen coming from like I said the VP

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Speaker 14: of the Open Society Foundation saying, quote HRC in reference

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Speaker 14: to Hillary Rodham Clinton approved Julia's idea about Trump and

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Speaker 14: Russian hackers hampering US elections. That should distract people from

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Speaker 14: her own missing email, especially if the affair goes to

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Speaker 14: the Olympic level. The point is making the Russian, the

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Speaker 14: Russians play the Russian play.

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Speaker 4: A US domestic issue.

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Speaker 14: Say something like critical infrastructure is a threat for the

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Speaker 14: election to feel a menace.

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Speaker 4: Since both Potus and the.

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Speaker 14: VP have acknowledged that, fast I see would speed up

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Speaker 14: searching for evidence that is regrettably still unavailable. Now, basically

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Speaker 14: every word that I read in that saint change of

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Speaker 14: sentences is more explosive than the next. But the first

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Speaker 14: get go, that this was coming from the Clinton campaign,

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Speaker 14: all of the steel DOSSI but I think what the

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Speaker 14: and sort of I think the war room really theory

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Speaker 14: of the case when it comes to Democrat more precisely,

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Speaker 14: establishment censorship cracked down on election infrastructure. Is the word

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Speaker 14: critical infrastructure being used here, setting a pretext, using it

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Speaker 14: sort of this fake crisis to then justify a very

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Speaker 14: robust expansion, expansion not just a federal government power, but

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Speaker 14: particularly getting the IC involved. Why do I say that

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Speaker 14: if you look at a lot of the lingo sort

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Speaker 14: of the text, whether it was DHS.

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Speaker 5: It was.

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Speaker 14: Frankly, it was why SISAM was created. But a lot

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Speaker 14: of these global censorship operations expanded their purview over that

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Speaker 14: they declared misinformation or tweets that the POSSE was sending

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Speaker 14: out about the twenty twenty election as critical infrastructure, and

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Speaker 14: people may recall the actually I believe it was no conspiracy,

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Speaker 14: no coincidences, but January sixth of twenty seventeen, where it

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Speaker 14: and classified them as critical infrastructure just to lay the

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Speaker 14: groundwork for propping up SISA, which we know really was

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Speaker 14: ground zero for a lot of these censorship activities.

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Speaker 4: And when you keep reading.

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Speaker 14: Talking about how you can really manufacture evidence to support

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Speaker 14: the theory of this case quote an absence of direct evidence,

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Speaker 14: CrowdStrike and threat connect will supply the media and gru

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Speaker 14: will hopefully carry on to give more facts. I think

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Speaker 14: this really dovetails with the other damning sentence that Mike

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Speaker 14: Bens and all of us have really been I think

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Speaker 14: become totally apoplectic over all things Russia, Russia, Russia. We're

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Speaker 14: going to get into Leonard's ties to the Ukraine War

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Speaker 14: because I think there's an interesting like there always seems

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Speaker 14: to be with anyone who's somehow involved in democratic politics.

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Speaker 14: But Leonard, who, like I said, is you know, essentially

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Speaker 14: the number two, number three. He was the acting VP

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Speaker 14: is someone who was actively posting. He essentially runs the

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Speaker 14: a ton in the you know, twenty fourteen years, twenty

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Speaker 14: thirteen kind of surrounding times about essentially fomenting color revolutions

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Speaker 14: in Ukraine. Quote how democratic transition can unfold in Ukraine.

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Speaker 14: Quote reformist agenda for Ukraine can be a template for

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Speaker 14: how effective in democratic transition can unfold. He's a lot

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Speaker 14: think makes his involvement with the Russia hoax all the more. Frankly,

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Speaker 14: sinister and just the last sort of point to really

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Speaker 14: get to.

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Speaker 4: In this email, the quote quote Julie says.

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Speaker 14: It will be a long term affair to demonize Putin

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Speaker 14: and Trump now it is good for a post convention.

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Speaker 14: Later the FBI will put more oil into the fire.

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Speaker 14: Outcome as far from clear as Americans are more keen

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Speaker 14: on their own woes and Hillary is hardly good looking

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Speaker 14: as far as credibility is concerned. Anyway, things are ghastly

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Speaker 14: for US Russian relations. Look, Steve, I think the top

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Speaker 14: line assessment of this is that it's case closed. Obviously

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Speaker 14: this was fake, right, It's clearly political. But I think

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Speaker 14: if you really do sort of a linguistic analysis and

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Speaker 14: whether it's making the Russia issue a play or talking

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Speaker 14: about designating things critical infrastructure, you really can sort of

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Speaker 14: I think reverse engineer not just what their playbook has

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Speaker 14: been on the Russia stuff. Right, as President Trump alluded

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Speaker 14: to in the Oval Office when he was talking about

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Speaker 14: how they won a special counsel on all of this.

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Speaker 14: Because it all runs together, it's the same people, it's

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Speaker 14: the same tactics, it's no coincidence. And it's no mistake

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Speaker 14: right that this guy is you know, number three over

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Speaker 14: George Soros's foundation. He's busy, by the way into the

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Speaker 14: twenty twenty election. I was really doing a deep dive

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Speaker 14: into his back on hosting a ton of you know, creepy,

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Speaker 14: weird town halls and webinars with Bill Deblasio's wife, Maya Wiley.

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Speaker 14: Make that makes sense, accusing President Trump of spreading quote,

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Speaker 14: you know, lies of disinformation, misinformation that's not the correct

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Speaker 14: picture to be putting up on screen.

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Speaker 4: I digress. But there's a lot to unpack here. So

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Speaker 4: that that's my top line assessment.

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Speaker 8: What what I find amazing is what you and Ben's

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Speaker 8: and people that have been working on for years as

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Speaker 8: this becomes as it becomes and we see the revelations,

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Speaker 8: so you can actually see the hard print. Everybody's been

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Speaker 8: pretty close. I mean, it's not hidden from us of

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Speaker 8: what they tried to do. Now this is the supporting

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Speaker 8: document you need in their own words, some from their

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Speaker 8: own email accounts, and you understand what they've tried to

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Speaker 8: hide this And my guy like Grass, who's like a

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Speaker 8: bulldog's taking three years to do it, has even taken

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Speaker 8: you know, seven to seven months in the seven or

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Speaker 8: eight months in the Trump administration, do you feel pretty

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Speaker 8: comfortable what we're seeing plays along the lines of the

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Speaker 8: of the work that yourself and Mike Ben's and so

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Speaker 8: many others have been doing and pursuing this.

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Speaker 14: Well, of course, I mean, look, I think that this

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Speaker 14: is another incident where you're going to have a bunch

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Speaker 14: of people coming probably you know, five years from now.

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Speaker 14: Hopefully if we can actually get real accountability with criminal charges,

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Speaker 14: the timeline on that will be.

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Speaker 4: Significantly sped up.

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Speaker 14: But people saying, oh, you know what, you guys were

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Speaker 14: right about Joe Biden's mental health.

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Speaker 4: He always was super crazy.

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Speaker 14: Maybe you know, Jake Tapper is going to write a

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Speaker 14: special book on the Russia hoax a year from now.

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Speaker 14: But what the difference is, write Steve about what you

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Speaker 14: have at play here, and I think you really get

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Speaker 14: to the core issues. And those two sentences that I

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Speaker 14: really highlighted, one is the opportunity costs frankly from a

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Speaker 14: national security and identifying the real enemy, which isn't always

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Speaker 14: has been the Chinese Communist Party perspective of focusing so

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Speaker 14: much and allocating not just kinetic resources but just time

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Speaker 14: and think tanks and different sort of you know, just

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Speaker 14: DC swampy resources to fighting and fomenting this anti Rush hatred.

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Speaker 14: Not because Russia is so great, but it pulls us

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Speaker 14: away not just from indopey coon, but from focusing right

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Speaker 14: on all things China. And I think that's probably the

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Speaker 14: largest opportunity costs. So when you know the PRC has

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Speaker 14: effectively seized all of our rare earths and they effectively

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Speaker 14: run this country right with their unrestricted warfare tactics.

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Speaker 4: I'm so glad that we have a really robust.

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Speaker 14: Atlantic Council that can issue all these white papers about

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Speaker 14: how bad Russia is. You know, that's not really going

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Speaker 14: to matter when you can't publish, because China overtakes Atlantic Council.

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Speaker 4: More than they already do.

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Speaker 14: But I think the other really key point, and I

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Speaker 14: think you see it, Like I was saying, it's the

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Speaker 14: pattern recognition on every single issue. I think the sort

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Speaker 14: of kinetic action of it is this idea of them saying, oh,

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Speaker 14: let's make you know this. Let's designate mean misinformation or

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Speaker 14: mean speech critical infrastructure. Let's designate elections critical infrastructure. That's

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Speaker 14: third world tactics, right, It's the idea fundamentally that what

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Speaker 14: they have done abroad, whether it's the nation building in

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Speaker 14: the Middle East, fomenting the color revolutions across Eastern Europe,

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Speaker 14: that fundamentally they weren't doing that altruistically.

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Speaker 4: We know that look at the death counts.

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Speaker 14: They were doing it to find, to fine tune and

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Speaker 14: essentially practice for what they wanted to do here, so

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Speaker 14: much to the point that you got Cheney's involved on

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Speaker 14: both sides of the trade. Liz Cheney tried to do

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Speaker 14: it with jan six, just like our father tried to

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Speaker 14: do with the Iraq War. So that's the fundamental premise here.

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Speaker 14: And I think the other big takeaway too is that

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Speaker 14: this is the difference of Maga and I would cross

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Speaker 14: apply it to Epstein and all of whatever scandal it

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Speaker 14: may be. Old Guard Republicans are fine thinking that accountability

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Speaker 14: can be found in releasing documents and putting out tweets

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Speaker 14: and going on Fox. Maga loves the rhetoric. That's great,

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Speaker 14: But if that rhetoric is not matched with action, then

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Speaker 14: I don't care. You're just insulting my intelligence. So I

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Speaker 14: think we have an opportunity on a silver platter to

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Speaker 14: really establish our you know, shall we say maga bona

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Speaker 14: fides and actually do something.

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Speaker 4: They put you in jail for a non crime.

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Speaker 14: They put thousands of patriots in jail for non crimes,

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Speaker 14: have actual crimes. If we can't even seal the deal

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Speaker 14: on this, I don't even want to hear the tough

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Speaker 14: talk about the twenty twenty election.

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Speaker 4: Let's let's actually do something.

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Speaker 14: We got the facts and truth on our side, we

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Speaker 14: have the declassified information on our side.

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Speaker 4: I think it's incredibly frustrating.

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Speaker 14: That there hasn't been more actual movement and not just happy.

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Speaker 4: Talk on this.

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Speaker 8: I agree with you. I tell people, hey, if you

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Speaker 8: don't stick the landing here and you don't actually see

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Speaker 8: indictments and purp walks and serious indictments for the for

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Speaker 8: the real crimes here, and a serious prosecution team or

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Speaker 8: really a strikeforce made up of I don't care if

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Speaker 8: it's independent council, special counsel, some person from an eastern

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Speaker 8: district or whatever that's assigned full time judge Jine, you

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Speaker 8: pick them, but somebody that's damn serious about this and

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Speaker 8: putting together an all star team. Because this is everything. Natalie,

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Speaker 8: what's your social media? I'm going to come back tomorrow

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Speaker 8: and we'll talk about you know, besides you and I've

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Speaker 8: had Pasobic and Benz and Cernovich and a handful of

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Speaker 8: there's not a lot of guidance coming out of the

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Speaker 8: White House. You have President Trump coming up with these

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Speaker 8: true socials, but you don't see an organized really, you

773
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Speaker 8: don't see an organized media campaign on this. You just don't.

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Speaker 8: And that's got to be. It's got to be something

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Speaker 8: we have to talk about. We'll do it tomorrow, Natalie.

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Speaker 8: For now, where do people go for your social media? Man?

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Speaker 14: Natalie G Winters until next time, Thank you so much

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Speaker 14: for having me.

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Speaker 8: Fantastic, ma'am, Thank you so much. Just made your job

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Speaker 8: hard at the White House. But hey, you're a tough kid.

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Speaker 8: You'll figure it out. No, this has got to be

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Speaker 8: you have to have the framing and kind of the

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Speaker 8: narrative drive President Trump's putting. Has some amazing true socials

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Speaker 8: and people putting up great tweets to go through this,

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Speaker 8: but it needs to be organizzed. As they say a

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Speaker 8: taxi driver, Philip Patrick, guess what too late? Pal decided

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Speaker 8: it was too early to rate lower rates. We're going

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Speaker 8: to ask our own Philip Patrick his thoughts next in

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Speaker 8: the word you use your host Stephen K.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I get Philip Patrick and have got Brian Harrison.

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Speaker 8: We'll get to both of them. Birch Gold. You've got

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Speaker 8: So do it today. Uh, President is not in a

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Speaker 8: good frame of mind right now. Philip Patrick costs too late.

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Speaker 8: Pale did not lower rates. We know now we've done

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Speaker 8: the analytics that the that the interest rates are at

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Speaker 8: least one hundred basis points to I given every type

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Speaker 8: of analysis of the natural you know, gravity of where

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Speaker 8: interest rates should be. Your thoughts, sir, do you think

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Speaker 8: this is just spie now they're getting ready to go

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Speaker 8: to Jackson Hole. Do you think it's just because Trump

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Speaker 8: humiliating him at the at the Federal Reserve. It's about

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Speaker 8: the bank and the overrunch. Do you think he's just

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Speaker 8: dug in now, Sir.

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Speaker 16: That's what it feels like. It absolutely does. Think about

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Speaker 16: it from this perspective, since the FED was established, right,

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Speaker 16: their mandate is two percent inflation, they've averaged four percent

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Speaker 16: inflation since inception, right, So from that perspective alone, it's

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Speaker 16: time to lower rates. We're at two point seven percent CPI,

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Speaker 16: well below the number they've proven by their actions are

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Speaker 16: perfectly acceptable for the last hundred years. But now President

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Speaker 16: Trump's in office, obviously it's in a problem. It's an issue,

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Speaker 16: and they're ignoring the elephant in the room, which is

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Speaker 16: an economy desperately in need of a growth boom and

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Speaker 16: huge refinancing costs on the national debt. But I think

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Speaker 16: the problem with the FED is bigger than one sort

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Speaker 16: of single rate cut.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 16: The question is have they even been an effective institution

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Speaker 16: since establishment at all? And the answer is not really right.

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Speaker 16: Look at their dual mandates price stability, which they define

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Speaker 16: as two percent inflation. Well, as we know, they've averaged

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Speaker 16: double that since inception. Prior to the state bablishment of

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Speaker 16: the FED from seventeen ninety to nineteen thirteen, inflation average

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Speaker 16: one tenth of that, So they felled massively at price stability.

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Speaker 16: Then we've got maximum employment, which is identified strangely as

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Speaker 16: the lowest employment rate. That doesn't create inflationary pressures. But

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Speaker 16: for the FED, historically four percent has been the sweet spot.

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Speaker 16: Since nineteen forty eight, five point seven percent has been

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Speaker 16: the average, over fifty percent above their goal. So they're

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Speaker 16: failing at unemployment as well. What about the big unspoken

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Speaker 16: mandate moderating business cycles? Do we still have booms and busts?

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Speaker 16: The answer is absolutely yes, and the numbers prove it.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 16: Prior to the FED, we had a recession once every

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Speaker 16: six years on average. They were sharp, but the recoveries

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Speaker 16: were equally sharp. Today in this climate since the FED

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Speaker 16: six year average as well, the crashes are now bigger

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Speaker 16: and more dangerous. Think the Great depression stagflationary climate of

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Speaker 16: the seventiesh eight. They all happened under the fed's watch.

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Speaker 5: What about GDP.

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Speaker 16: Economic volatility is increased by fifty percent since the FED

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Speaker 16: was founded. That means bigger booms and bigger bus The

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Speaker 16: swings in GDP are wider now than they were before

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Speaker 16: the FED existed. So instead of putting business cycles on

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Speaker 16: cruise control, they're stomping on the gas, slamming on the

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Speaker 16: brakes over and over again, and each time the FED

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Speaker 16: steps in with rate cuts and money printing, they're creating

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Speaker 16: the next bubble. That's not moderation, it's pouring gasoline on

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Speaker 16: the fire. So, by every possible metric, the FED has

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Speaker 16: completely failed to deliver on its mission and the sort

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Speaker 16: of icing on the cake. They are completely unaccountable to

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Speaker 16: Congress or the president. Right, there is no recourse that

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Speaker 16: elected officials can pursue. Listen, if the army does a

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Speaker 16: bad job, we fire a general.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 16: If Secretary Besson started bouncing checks in the Treasury Department,

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Speaker 16: Trump would throw them out on his ear right. The Fed,

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Speaker 16: they've overseen forty year high inflation, and what can we do?

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Speaker 16: Absolutely nothing. By every single measure, the Fed have done

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Speaker 16: a terrible job. Now, are they entirely responsible for the

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Speaker 16: situation we're in today, of course not, But they are

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Speaker 16: co conspirators without question. They have spent two decades inflating bubbles,

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Speaker 16: running up debt, hollowing out our industrial base, and exporting inflation.

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Speaker 16: And now rates are finally honest for the first time

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Speaker 16: in what twenty five years? Right, Interest rates are above

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Speaker 16: and the whole system is cracking under the weight. Look,

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Speaker 16: the FED didn't create the disaster alone, but they are

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Speaker 16: absolutely complicit. Jerome power is complicit, right, I howled when

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Speaker 16: the FED cut interest rates just before the election. The

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Speaker 16: situation we are in today is a disaster. We are

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Speaker 16: forced as Americans to choose between an unimaginable debt burden

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Speaker 16: or calculated dollar devaluation. You could certainly put Powell on

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Speaker 16: trial for this, but you should also put Yellen, Banaki

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Speaker 16: and green Span on the standards well, because they are

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Speaker 16: all equally culpable. This isn't a power problem. It is

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Speaker 16: so much bigger than that. It is an institutional problem

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Speaker 16: and it will not go away on its own without action.

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Speaker 8: Well, this is what Scott beston saying, a secretary treasure,

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Speaker 8: but a total rethink. It'll be interesting it happens to

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Speaker 8: see what happens in Jackson Hall. Where do people go

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Speaker 8: to get your thinking on this? Philip at Gary tell

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Speaker 8: from the chat, people are very engaged and want to

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Speaker 8: know your thoughts about the direction of this, and also

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Speaker 8: your thoughts about gold as a hedge against all of this, Sir.

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Speaker 16: Very simple birchgold dot com forward slash fan and that'll

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Speaker 16: get them all the information they need on preciures, medals,

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Speaker 16: how and why in this economy, and they can get

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Speaker 16: and they can reach me directly at Philip Patrick.

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Speaker 5: On geta.

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Speaker 8: Philip Patrick. Thank you so much. Appreciate you coming on

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Speaker 8: big news coming out of Texas. Let's go direct to

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Speaker 8: Brian Harrison. Brian, we couple minutes. We want to hold

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Speaker 8: you through the break and take you to the top

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Speaker 8: of the hour. Just can you give us the top line? Hey,

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Speaker 8: King Jeffrees down there today. They know they've got a problem.

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Speaker 8: Harry Enton's talking about the polling, just blowout numbers supporting

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Speaker 8: Trump on this. What's the latest? Are we actually going

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Speaker 8: to get a vote? Is this then going to get passed?

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Speaker 8: Down there? Sir?

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Speaker 17: Well, it needs to get passed, I mean, quite frankly,

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Speaker 17: my position is that should have been passed already. And

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Speaker 17: the Democrats, the National Democrats know exactly what's on the line,

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Speaker 17: and that's the future. And this is not this is

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Speaker 17: not tongue in cheek, it's not hyperbole. It's the future

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Speaker 17: of the United States of America is on the line.

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Speaker 17: Texas should be leading. Quite frankly, we should have done

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Speaker 17: this in a regular session. We're already almost halfway through

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Speaker 17: the special session. Hawkim Jeffries flew from Washington, d C.

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Speaker 17: Last night to huddle up with the Democrats in the

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Speaker 17: down here in the state of Texas. So as far

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Speaker 17: it past now. And I'm happy to stay through the

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