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Speaker 1: It's that time, time, time, time, Luck and load. Michael

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Speaker 1: Arry Show is on the air.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us. We begin tonight with Musk and big.

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Speaker 1: Balls, big balls, big balls.

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Speaker 2: Big balls who work for Elon muss so called Department

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Speaker 2: of Government Efficiency doge in one case of the big

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Speaker 2: Balls kid, a literal teenager big.

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Speaker 3: Balls online big balls here that he's talking about.

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Speaker 4: A nineteen year old that goes by the username big ball.

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Speaker 1: So that would be one way that we could refer

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Speaker 1: to Himpoo.

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Speaker 5: Among us doesn't feel better about big.

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Speaker 1: Balls, big balls, big balls.

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Speaker 6: Government has wasted nearly three trillion dollars in taxpayer.

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Speaker 7: One hundred and seventy billion dollars at improper payments.

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Speaker 3: Life two hundred and forty seven billion billions blown on

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Speaker 3: improper payments of people that shouldn't have received the other

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Speaker 3: payments payments to the wrongly dead people received more than

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Speaker 3: five hundred and thirty million dollars last year in pension payments.

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Speaker 3: Medicare paying forty seven billion dollars.

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Speaker 1: One hundreds of billions of dollars millions.

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Speaker 3: That's the way it is decaid and properly issuing eighty

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Speaker 3: one billion dollars.

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Speaker 1: Just take one hundred and forty four million good money

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Speaker 1: phone and seven hundred and sixty four billion. Under three

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Speaker 1: years of the Biden.

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Speaker 3: Administrations, improper payments have piled up to a total of

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Speaker 3: two point eight trillion dollars billion dollars per month were

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Speaker 3: enough to pay for five years of US four.

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Speaker 1: And aid to all countries and child across the country.

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Speaker 1: It was eight hundred and fifty dollars who.

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Speaker 3: Is receiving these payments both some instances dead people.

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Speaker 1: Phone for three hundreds cuitter. Billan Oh.

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Speaker 8: At one of her events in Minneapolis or Mogadishu, whatever

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Speaker 8: you want to call it, had a former Somali leader

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Speaker 8: speaking to the Somali voters and welfare recipients. Then there

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Speaker 8: in Mogadishu, Minneapolis the crown jewel in Tim Walltz's empire,

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Speaker 8: and there speaking to the crowd, he said in Somali,

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Speaker 8: he said, Ilhan Omar is our representative because Ilhan Omar,

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Speaker 8: sister Ilhan represents the interests of Somalia over the interests

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Speaker 8: of America.

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Speaker 1: She did not correct him.

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Speaker 8: There are people who come to this country fleeing their

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Speaker 8: own country, who wish to subjugate this country to the

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Speaker 8: people of their country. And what is very hard for

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Speaker 8: Americans to understand is because I get this question all

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Speaker 8: the time, why would you leave that country come here

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Speaker 8: and then want to recreate that country here? Because it's

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Speaker 8: a very very difficult and painful thing to say that

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Speaker 8: your culture is broken.

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Speaker 1: That hurts.

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Speaker 8: It's the kind of thing we don't say out loud.

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Speaker 8: Do you honestly believe that there is an amount of

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Speaker 8: money we could give to Mexico. Come up with as

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Speaker 8: much money as you want to, come up with trillions

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Speaker 8: of dollars the gross domestic product of the entire world combined.

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Speaker 8: We hand them a check. Do you think in five

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Speaker 8: years Mexico would be any different than it is today?

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Speaker 1: Do you unless you replace the culture now.

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Speaker 8: When you say something like that, it upsets people because

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Speaker 8: they'll say, but Michael, my family came from Mexico. Your

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Speaker 8: family fled because there was more opportunity here, and you're

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Speaker 8: experiencing and contributing to the greatness of this nation, which

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Speaker 8: is why for most people who thrive here as immigrants,

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Speaker 8: they could not live in the country from which they

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Speaker 8: be rewarded. So here is the sister of the husband

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Speaker 8: who was also her brother, claiming that not wasting money

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Speaker 8: is a constitutional crisis.

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Speaker 9: What we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis. We are

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Speaker 9: seeing an executive branch that has decided that they are

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Speaker 9: no longer going to abuie by the Constitution, in honoring

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Speaker 9: Congress's role in the creation of the agencies, in their

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Speaker 8: There are people who believe that she committed immigration fraud

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Speaker 8: by marrying her husband to get citizenship. There's your constitutional

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Speaker 8: crisis for him, there it is. Scott Jennings on CNN

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Speaker 8: defended what Elon and Trump are doing with Doge, and

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Speaker 8: he said something very interesting, said, the most important thing

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Speaker 8: that Trump is doing is enforcing a doctrine, Trump doctrine,

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Speaker 8: and that doctrine is common sense. That's why people cheered

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Speaker 8: yesterday for him at the Super Bowl. These are not

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Speaker 8: complicated issues to deal with, their simple common sense.

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Speaker 1: No more fraud.

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Speaker 8: Stop paying the bills for people in Ukraine when North

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Speaker 8: Carolinians were wiped out, Stop paying for top taking the

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Speaker 8: money from this country and giving it to people in

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Speaker 1: He and Kate Bettingfield at CNN were.

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Speaker 4: He's not acting, as Scott likes.

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Speaker 6: To say, on behalf of the president. He is acting

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Speaker 6: on behalf of himself. And I think people should be

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Speaker 6: very scared about that.

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Speaker 7: You're terrified that the FBI might have the Internet, I

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Speaker 7: mean terrified that.

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Speaker 10: I'm terrified.

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Speaker 6: No, I'm terrified that Elon Musk, he's putting people in

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Speaker 6: federal agencies to figure out business opportunities.

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Speaker 1: For him, is the richest man in the world.

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Speaker 7: This man that's he's like sleeping on a whatever on

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Speaker 7: the floor of days a week in order to in

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Speaker 7: order to help this government.

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Speaker 1: Spending is interesting.

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Speaker 7: We're not going to balance the budget based on these

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Speaker 7: spending cuts. Although some of this stuff is patently objectively ridiculous.

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Speaker 7: And when I see Democrats rushing out to defend some

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Speaker 7: of the things that, uh, you know that that he's cutting,

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Speaker 7: I mean, it makes the Democratic Party sink to very

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Speaker 7: low levels. But what I see him actually doing, and

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Speaker 7: the most important thing he's doing, is enforcing the doctrine

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Speaker 7: of common sense. This was the doctrine that Trump laid

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Speaker 7: out in his inaugural address. What is the ideology of

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Speaker 7: the Republican Party right now. It is best described as

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Speaker 7: enforcement of common sense. We have uncommon nonsense on the

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Speaker 7: left and we have common sense.

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Speaker 1: And when you look at what.

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Speaker 7: The government is doing agency after agency and spending some

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Speaker 7: of our money, We're not going to balance it on

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Speaker 7: a seventy nine thousand dollars grant here or there, but

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Speaker 7: we are going to restore common sense.

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Speaker 1: And that's the point.

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Speaker 4: Well, if Republicans were serious about balancing the budget, then

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Speaker 4: they should put forward a tax package that doesn't explode

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Speaker 4: the deficit. So if we want to have that conversation,

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Speaker 4: we can.

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Speaker 1: Have a Democrats balance budget, because that's just.

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Speaker 4: That is just not where, That's just not where the

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Speaker 3: But I think that I'm I'm for.

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Speaker 4: A tax code that doesn't explode the deficit and actually

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Speaker 7: Like buying the Trump text, like Musk what we're working

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Speaker 7: I think after four years of Biden Harris out.

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Speaker 8: The problem with that debate is taxes are a way

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Speaker 8: to punish people. Let's punish the rich people and the

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Speaker 8: work in people. As if that woman knows anything, we

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Speaker 8: want to benefit them. The problem is not the taxes

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Speaker 8: the problem is the spending.

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Speaker 1: Nobody wants to come bizarre of talk radio The Michael

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Speaker 1: Berry Show.

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Speaker 8: Joe Biden's final jobs report is out.

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Speaker 1: You know it's something special.

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Speaker 8: Five hundred and eighty nine thousand jobs revised into oblivion.

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Speaker 8: Remember all those jobs we reported that we were creating, oh,

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Speaker 8: rounding error, they don't exist. Seventy percent of the job

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Speaker 8: creation in this job's report government sector, they've grown.

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Speaker 1: The govern.

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Speaker 8: Marco Rubio announced that out of fourteen thousand USAID employees,

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Speaker 8: he would only be keeping just under three hundred of them.

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Speaker 8: That's a good start. The jobs report included one other

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Speaker 8: thing worth noting ninety nine point two percent of jobs

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Speaker 8: going to foreign born workers. The American economy has now

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Speaker 8: created a systemic exclusion of native American workers. Americans born

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Speaker 8: is Blacks, white, Hispanics. Those people that's you, that's your

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Speaker 8: kids coming up are not able to find jobs in

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Speaker 8: the new economy for a number of reasons, the H

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Speaker 8: There was a time, believe it or not, that we

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Speaker 8: picked our own grapefruits and oranges and lemons. There was

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Speaker 8: a time in this country where construction work where young

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Speaker 8: people who didn't know if they want to go to

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Speaker 8: job site. Some of you listening started that way and

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Speaker 8: you worked your way up to owning a construction company

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Speaker 8: far bigger than the one that first employed you. But

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Speaker 8: young Americans, white, black, and Hispanic. If they're able to

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Speaker 8: find jobs in the unskilled sector, people don't want them

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Speaker 8: visa workers. That's the last job support of the Biden

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Speaker 8: administration that has to change.

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Speaker 1: William Bradford, writes Czar.

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Speaker 8: The Biden administration charged Kamala with the task of bringing

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Speaker 8: internet access to rural America with an earmark of forty

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Speaker 1: They reportedly awarded a.

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Speaker 8: Contract to Elon Musk, but they pulled it back after

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Speaker 8: he acquired Twitter. It is fitting that T Mobile partnered

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Speaker 1: Elon wins again.

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Speaker 8: Bill from Jersey Village, the original black line caller, Interesting,

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Speaker 8: isn't it. It's also interesting you know that he's doing

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Speaker 8: great work when the left are absolutely losing their mind.

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Speaker 8: Here is Pocahontas or Focahontas because she's foe Pocahontas, bitching

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Speaker 8: and moaning and screeching.

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. Can you imagine this woman as your

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Speaker 1: next door neighbor.

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Speaker 8: Can you imagine this woman as the assistant principle at

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Speaker 8: your kid's school?

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Speaker 1: You cannot.

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Speaker 8: This woman she if given the chance, she will destroy you.

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Speaker 8: Never underestimate how mean women like Elizabeth Warren are. White

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Speaker 8: liberal women are the meanest people. They're meaner than MS. Thirteen.

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Speaker 8: They are vicious. Remember, these are the people who talk

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Speaker 8: pretty nasty, pretty evil here, or she is talking about

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Speaker 8: Elon Musk. And we should never audit the federal government.

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Speaker 1: We cannot.

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Speaker 8: We can't know where the money is in the federal government.

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Speaker 8: We just can't do it, all right, And.

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Speaker 11: The building behind me, Elon Musk is seizing.

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Speaker 1: Power from the American people.

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Speaker 12: We are here to fight back.

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Speaker 11: A few months ago, Elon Musk spent two.

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Speaker 5: And eighty million dollars to buy an election for Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: Now Elon Musk.

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Speaker 5: Is here to collect on his investment.

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Speaker 11: Yes, yeah, he is here to seize power for himself.

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Speaker 1: We are here to fight back.

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Speaker 1: Oh the screeching, the loud screeching good.

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Speaker 11: Musk has grabbed control of America's payment system. Yes, this

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Speaker 11: is the system that makes sure that your grandpa gets

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Speaker 1: This is the system.

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Speaker 8: I know some of you get angry when I let

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Speaker 8: these things play, but it's important to watch their meltdown.

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Speaker 8: It's like a child in the grocery store. It's important

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Speaker 8: to understand. It's important to enjoy your moment of watching.

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Speaker 8: Enjoying enjoying their misery is half the fun. You know,

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Speaker 8: This is a flashback to Elizabeth Warren exactly fifteen years ago.

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Speaker 8: And here she is saying, hey, look doge for an

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Speaker 10: We spent our life paying taxes, and this is where

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Speaker 8: Fellas Friday's Valentine's Day. If you're going to do something,

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Speaker 14: I don't need a dozen roses. I need a dozen tacos.

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Speaker 8: President Trump distracting the left by saying things like We're

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Speaker 8: It is mineral rich, it is natural resources rich, but

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Speaker 8: I really like this.

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Speaker 2: We are the second biggest land mass in the world,

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Speaker 4: Let's bring it up.

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Speaker 1: My goodness.

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Speaker 8: President Trump expressed something that I never heard Joe Biden express,

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Speaker 8: President Trump is making very clear, here's the line you're

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Speaker 16: Can take it. To mean you want to be cast

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Speaker 8: About how his relationship with God has changed after he

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Speaker 13: In Japan we call kisekik is a no more case.

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Speaker 13: Someone usually died, but something happened and that person didn't die.

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Speaker 1: That is the sicki.

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Speaker 13: Or KICKI could be something never gonna happen that way,

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Speaker 13: but happened. That is sicki siki. We don't see all

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Speaker 13: the time siki has happened to someone special person. This

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Speaker 13: time that person is a Trump something protecting Trump. We

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Speaker 13: don't know what it is, but and that's why it's happened.

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Speaker 13: That's how Japanese think siki is the only happened to

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Speaker 1: It's an interesting notion.

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Speaker 8: If you talk to someone who is a cancer survivor,

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Speaker 8: they were given a terminal diagnosis and they survive, you

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Speaker 8: will notice that they have about them.

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Speaker 1: There was a singer named Ray I forget. His last

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Speaker 1: name is from Dallas, and he had most of his

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Speaker 1: foot removed and he should have died. Played for the

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Speaker 1: Mavericks at one point.

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Speaker 8: He's a singer, uh professional singer, and he has an

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Speaker 8: album called a song called No More Bad Day, No

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Speaker 8: More Bad Days, and his point is, I've got to

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Speaker 8: live life to the fullest because in no more bad days,

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Speaker 8: I can't feel sorry for myself because I'm on borrowed

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Speaker 8: time and I'm going to be grateful for it. President

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Speaker 8: Trump was asked about the stupid comments about about J. D.

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Speaker 1: Vance and this is how he handled the reporter well

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Speaker 1: as president since sug yesterday, it was the Green Coourt

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Speaker 1: rules in the way that she felt light.

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Speaker 15: They could just by himself that I don't know where

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Speaker 15: you go, what you call?

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Speaker 4: He's in to you.

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Speaker 1: Who are you with? Who? I thought they? I thought

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Speaker 1: they died? They still are?

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Speaker 8: I said Huffington Post, and he said, oh, I thought

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Speaker 8: they died. We will close the show with a citizen journalism.

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Speaker 8: This woman put this up about Carolyn Levitt, the strong

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Speaker 8: new press secretary, and I thought it was pretty good.

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Speaker 17: Who is Caroline Levitt, Trump's new press secretary?

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Speaker 1: Here's what we know.

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Speaker 17: At just twenty seven years old, Caroline Levitt is the

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Speaker 17: youngest person to ever serve as the White House Press Secretary,

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Speaker 17: taking on the role under President Donald Trump's second administration.

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Speaker 17: Born on August twenty fourth, nineteen ninety seven, in Atkinson,

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Speaker 17: New Hampshire, Levitt was raised by a Catholic family and

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Speaker 17: attended Catholic schools through college, graduating from Saint Annselm College

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Speaker 17: in twenty nineteen with a bachelor's degree in communications and politics.

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Speaker 17: She interned at Fox News and the White House Office

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Speaker 17: of Presidential Correspondence as a college student. Following graduation, she

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Speaker 17: served as an assistant Press secretary under Kaylee McKenny during

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Speaker 17: Trump's first term. After the administration ended, she became the

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Speaker 17: communications director for Congresswoman Elise Stephaneck. In twenty twenty two,

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Speaker 17: Levitt ran for Congress in New Hampshire's first district. She

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Speaker 17: won the Republican primary, but lost the general election to

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Speaker 17: Democratic incumbent Chris Pappas.

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Speaker 1: Subsequently, she worked as.

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Speaker 17: A national spokesperson for Trump's twenty twenty four presidential campaign

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Speaker 17: before being appointed as White House Press Secretary. Throughout her career,

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Speaker 17: Levet has championed several conservative positions, including gun rights, advocating

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Speaker 17: for Second Amendment protections, pro life policies, opposing abortion, media transparency,

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Speaker 17: often criticizing traditional news outlets, strict immigration policies, advocating for

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Speaker 17: stronger border security and enforcement measures.

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Speaker 1: On a personal note, lev.

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Speaker 17: Is married to Nicholas Riccio, a real estate developer thirty

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Speaker 17: two years her senior. The couple welcomed their first child,

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Speaker 17: a son named Nicholas Robert, on July tenth, twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 8: Part of the all Star team of the Trumpe administrations

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Speaker 1: For good Night