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Speaker 1: Bollinger Brother Brother Nugent. Eric, thank you so much, Historic Day.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for doing the handover all yours very historic day

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Speaker 1: We have a cold open to commemorate this day and

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Speaker 1: everything it stands for. It's it's been a long time

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Speaker 2: Let's go in litter it.

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Speaker 3: The budget plan I submit to you one February eighth

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Speaker 3: will realize major savings by dismantling the Departments of Energy

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Speaker 3: will continue to redirect our resources to our two highest

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Speaker 3: budget priorities, a strong national defense to keep America free

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Speaker 4: Education historic was a state and local a state and

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Speaker 4: I'd leave it at home, so you'd spend the money.

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Speaker 4: even now, ninety ninety five percent of your education dollars

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Speaker 6: No, I know you said you wanted to abolish the

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Speaker 7: What would you do with it? It's stuck around.

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Speaker 8: We don't need a Department of Education. It has some

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Speaker 2: We could transfer that to Treasury.

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Speaker 8: My problem with the Department of Education is the federal

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Speaker 1: This is not about ideology.

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Speaker 8: This is about the practical reality that why do we

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Speaker 4: In the days that follow, I will instruct the federal

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Speaker 9: Now.

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Speaker 10: No modern American president has tried to do what Donald

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Speaker 10: The Department of Education in Project twenty twenty five that is.

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Speaker 7: Not news to you. You have read through that document.

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Speaker 10: You tried to warn people that this was the playbook

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Speaker 7: But this is about culture change.

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Speaker 11: It is about eliminating and reducing and educated populace.

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Speaker 7: And to the extent that you are keeping it in

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Speaker 11: The already dominant right ring narrative that we're dealing with today.

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Speaker 5: We take a very historic action that was forty five

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Speaker 2: And it sounds strange, doesn't it. Department of Education. We're

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Speaker 5: And everybody knows it's right, and the Democrats know it's right,

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Speaker 5: it's right. And we have to get our children educated.

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Speaker 9: We're we're not doing well.

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Speaker 7: It was really lucky.

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Speaker 12: I said, doctument that you have very good for the country.

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Speaker 13: And I said that you said, safe guy.

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Speaker 5: I don't know I was anybody superstitions wrong or a

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Speaker 14: Okay, this is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 1: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval.

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Speaker 13: On these people. You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 1: All these networks lying about the people. The people have

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Speaker 15: Full of it.

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Speaker 1: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

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Speaker 2: To stop that, but you're not going to stop it.

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Speaker 9: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 7: Mega media?

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Speaker 15: I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 1: Of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is

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Speaker 1: Wor use your host, Stephen Kman. It's Thursday, twenty March,

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Speaker 1: Year of Our Lord, twenty twenty five, historic day. Market

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Speaker 1: One of these lefties are going to federal court, you know,

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Speaker 2: This and have a nationwide toro. So we'll see that.

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Speaker 1: Mike Dave is going to be here at five thirty

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Speaker 1: with an update on the judicial coup.

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Speaker 2: I want to go to Brian Glenn.

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Speaker 1: Brian, I tell you Angelo Carrus Carason, the president of

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Speaker 1: Media Matters, and you know he's done a good job

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Speaker 1: Tell me you were there today. I was a little

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Speaker 1: surprised if President had take any questions, but it was

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Speaker 15: That's what you need to do. Now that's good television, Steve,

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Speaker 1: Well, it takes Congress and then maybe to finalize it,

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Speaker 9: But you know, he's reshaping education.

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Speaker 15: He's really putting in a priority, and he knows the

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Speaker 2: That's whether this impeachment so important.

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Speaker 1: With the great russ Vote in charge many many years,

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Speaker 15: We cannot allow with the equivalency of your local life

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Speaker 15: that's what they stand for, Steve, let them go. We

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Speaker 15: Wonderful You can follow follow me at Brian Glenn TV.

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Speaker 15: Across the board, you can find me at Brian Ontrue

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Speaker 15: Social and as always, Steve, it's a pleasure to come

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Speaker 9: And thanks to the war Room posse.

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Speaker 15: I think we're all with make we're moving the needle

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Speaker 1: Brian Glenn, thank you so much for the White House.

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Speaker 10: There's a chapter on the Department of Education in Project

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Speaker 7: Not news to you. You have read through that document.

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Speaker 7: Hear a symbolic victory.

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Speaker 11: They see the Department of Education and more broadly the

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Speaker 11: It means more power for the already dominant right wing

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Speaker 1: Angelo Carousan Cruson from media matters about as articulate as

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Speaker 1: Okay, Congressman you're the chair, You're the chair of the

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Speaker 12: This is an exciting day. It's something I've dreamed about

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Speaker 1: So congressman explained to people, because the left is already

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Speaker 12: red tape paperwork. We gave them a little bit of

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Speaker 12: money between eight and thirteen percent of the K twelve

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Speaker 12: school's dollars come from the Feds, but over ninety percent

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Speaker 12: of their bureaucratic paperwork that all have cost not only

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Speaker 12: dollars and cents, but also an impact in the classroom,

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Speaker 12: allowing the teacher to do what he or she desires

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Speaker 12: to do.

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Speaker 9: There are great teachers that.

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Speaker 12: Simply want more student FaceTime that they can do the

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Speaker 12: job they want to do.

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Speaker 9: And so while we.

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Speaker 12: Are looking to remove a department, the buique bureaucracy, we

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Speaker 12: know that some of the programs are good and that

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Speaker 12: states will up them and the competition between states and

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Speaker 12: local school districts can provide an educational system that works. Remember,

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Speaker 12: we've had this Department of Education only since nineteen eighty.

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Speaker 12: Before that, we had the agriculture revolution, the industrial revolution,

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Speaker 12: and that all came with local control.

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Speaker 2: And education that made a difference in people's lives.

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Speaker 1: The bulk of this funding, I think a lot of

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Speaker 1: it goes to colleges and they're already complaining. The credential

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Speaker 1: class is already complaining to saying, hey this, this is

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Speaker 1: nothing but a bunch of This is an angry populist

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Speaker 1: movement that is a vindictive jealous of educated people that

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Speaker 1: the rubs of the Maga movement, the roofs of the

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Speaker 1: Trump movement. This is just to get even with people

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Speaker 1: that happen to be their betters and more highly educated.

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Speaker 12: Your response, sir, well, my response is that's a wrong

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Speaker 12: headed We're not opposing quality educational, educational opportunity for everyone,

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Speaker 12: whether it be in a trade school, apprenticeship program, a

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Speaker 12: community college, or a four year institution and graduate level training,

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Speaker 12: whatever's necessary. But we want that to be education that

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Speaker 12: prepares people, trains people, educates them for the real world experience.

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Speaker 12: And it also doesn't undermine the morality and the traditional

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Speaker 12: values that has made America what it has become, really

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Speaker 12: the focal point.

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Speaker 9: For the rest of the world.

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Speaker 12: So the educrats that are in some of these higher

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Speaker 12: education inst don't like to see change because they have control.

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Speaker 12: If they lose control and have to compete, that's a

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Speaker 12: challenge for them.

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Speaker 2: I'd like to give them that challenge.

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Speaker 12: Some of them will compete, others will have to go away.

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Speaker 1: You have some great universities in Michigan, do you think

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Speaker 1: you know University of Michigan, Michigan State. Have the Have

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Speaker 1: the heads of those universities come to you. Have they said, Hey,

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Speaker 1: this is the type of hit that we can't have

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Speaker 1: this gap.

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Speaker 2: In our budget.

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Speaker 1: We know that you guys are also looking at cutting

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Speaker 1: research that we're not going to be able to go on,

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Speaker 1: that we're.

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Speaker 2: Going to be in economic extremas.

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Speaker 12: Sir Well, I see schools like University of Michigan deciding

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Speaker 12: to compete.

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Speaker 2: They're wilverines, they're tenacious.

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Speaker 12: I've had conversations with the top leadership, and they're willing

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Speaker 12: to compete. They've indicated that they will do what's necessary

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Speaker 12: to make sure that any research that they do, if

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Speaker 12: it's appropriate and the FED funds are there to do it,

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Speaker 12: it'll be done right.

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Speaker 2: They also can you.

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Speaker 1: Hear in one second, I want to take I want

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Speaker 1: to take a short break. It's a short commercial break.

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Speaker 1: I want to ask you about this executive order and

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Speaker 1: how it's actually going to be implemented in the House

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Speaker 1: of Representatives and the broader government. Short commercial break. Congressman

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Speaker 1: Tim Wahlberg is with us, Mike Davis is going to

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Speaker 1: join us. We'll be back after a short commercial break.

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Speaker 6: It's deadline, so, Katie, as you noted, the deadline was

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Speaker 6: at noon. There could be many reasons, or really two

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Speaker 6: principal reasons that we don't see it on the docket.

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Speaker 6: One is the obvious one that they haven't filed anything

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Speaker 6: and therefore they would be in violation of a court's order.

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Speaker 6: But there is a second possibility, and sources with whom

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Speaker 6: I've talked today have acknowledged that particularly here where you

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Speaker 6: expect the administration perhaps to invoke that state secret doctrine

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Speaker 6: instead of providing the information that Judge Bosberg called for.

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Speaker 6: Those were the two options he gave them, answer my

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Speaker 6: five questions or invoke the state secrets doctrine. If they're

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Speaker 6: going to do the former, they may have done so

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Speaker 6: X party underseal, and that means it wouldn't necessarily have

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Speaker 6: hit the public docket. Yet there could be a filing

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Speaker 6: in his hands, just not one that we can see.

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Speaker 7: When will we know whether they did file?

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Speaker 6: It could take a couple of days. Obviously the other

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Speaker 6: party wouldn't know either, because when you file ex parte,

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Speaker 6: what that means is that that's a filing between the

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Speaker 6: filing party and the judge alone and not given to

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Speaker 6: the other side. So we can't rely, for example, on

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Speaker 6: the plane is here represented by the ACLU and Democracy

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Speaker 6: Forward to necessarily be the ones that alert us to

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Speaker 6: the fact that something has happened.

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Speaker 16: Federal judge at the center of the court battle over

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Speaker 16: deportation flights is again blasting the Trump Justice Department, saying

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Speaker 16: the information that the administration handed over today is quote

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Speaker 16: woefully insufficient end quote. CNN's Evan Perez has been following

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Speaker 16: these developments.

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Speaker 7: Evan, what have we learned?

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Speaker 17: Well.

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Speaker 18: Judge Boseburg is chastising the Justice Department casey because he

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Speaker 18: says that what the Justice Department provided to him today,

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Speaker 18: which came after the deadline he had imposed. He had

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Speaker 18: given him a noon deadline to provide information, some more

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Speaker 18: information about these flights from over the weekend that carried

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Speaker 18: these immigrants to the president in El Salvador. He had

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Speaker 18: asked him to provide that information by noon. He said,

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Speaker 18: they missed it. They missed the deadline. They actually provided

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Speaker 18: information afterwards, but it was not what he had requested.

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Speaker 18: He had wanted more detail, more information about exactly who

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Speaker 18: were on those flights, including a third flight that took

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Speaker 18: off after the judge had issued in order saying turn

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Speaker 18: those flights around, do not deport anybody else until we

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Speaker 18: have some more information. And what he says he got

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Speaker 18: was a written declaration from a lower level person at

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Speaker 18: Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and it is not answering the

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Speaker 18: questions that he was asking. And so what now we

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Speaker 18: have is it appears a bit of a standoff between

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Speaker 18: the Justice Department and this judge.

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Speaker 2: Judge James Bosberg.

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Speaker 18: He is the chief judge here at the Federal Court

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Speaker 18: in Washington, and he says he means what he says.

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Speaker 18: He wants them to provide more information, and he can

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Speaker 18: also giving them an off ramp. He's saying, you can

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Speaker 18: declare that this is a state secret and I will

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Speaker 18: go away.

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Speaker 2: Essentially. Okay, that's better. How don't meet myself?

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Speaker 1: Accounters and Wohlwerg had to bounce. He's got to get

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Speaker 1: to the airport catcher playing word track game later.

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Speaker 2: But I'm I ask Mike Davis's I.

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Speaker 1: Had some structural questions to ask Mike about executive orders

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Speaker 1: in these cabinets. But I want to go and get

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Speaker 1: back to this deportations, the unit, the unity, unitary executive theory,

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Speaker 1: President Trump's commander in chief, Mike, the attention with on

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Speaker 1: this deportation, this national security issue with the violent terrorist

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Speaker 1: gangs being sent out of the country by the commander

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Speaker 1: in chief. Uh, correct me if I'm wrong, brother. I'm

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Speaker 1: not a lawyer, but it looks like it's heating up.

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Speaker 1: This judge is getting pretty nasty now in his responses

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Speaker 1: and saying that the White House response is woefully inadequate.

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Speaker 1: What's the latest and where do you see this thing

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Speaker 1: headed Sir dc Obama.

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Speaker 17: Judge Jeb Bosberg, who was the presiding judge over the

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Speaker 17: Pisa Court during crossfire, hurricane and Russian collusion, the biggest

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Speaker 17: scandal in American history is way out over his judicial

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Speaker 17: skis right now. How he is ordering the President and

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Speaker 17: his team to do things that this judge does not

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Speaker 17: have the power to order them to do. He does

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Speaker 17: not have the power to issue an order from Washington,

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Speaker 17: d C. To tell the President and his team to

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Speaker 17: stop deporting international terrorists designated foreign terrorists along with international

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Speaker 17: criminal gang members. Judge Bosburg does not have the power

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Speaker 17: to order the President to turn around planes during the

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Speaker 17: middle of that operation. The Judge Bosburg does not have

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Speaker 17: the power to seek this secret information from the executive

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Speaker 17: branch because.

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Speaker 13: It's not relevant to anything.

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Speaker 17: He has the power to decide to think about what

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Speaker 17: this judge did, which is so both lawless and dangerous.

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Speaker 17: He held a hearing. He ran into his courtroom last

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Speaker 17: Saturday and held a hearing during the middle of an

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Speaker 17: ongoing military intel.

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Speaker 13: In law enforce operation where we are.

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Speaker 17: Getting the most vicious violent terrorists and gang members in

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Speaker 17: the Western Hemisphere out of our country, and this judge

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Speaker 17: exposed this ongoing operation which endangered American lives and the

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Speaker 17: lives of our allies. This Judge Bosburg ordered these planes

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Speaker 17: turn around in international law space, which he absolutely did

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Speaker 17: not have the power to do. To this judge understand

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Speaker 17: that maybe, just maybe, we didn't have the security footprints

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Speaker 17: in America that you saw in Al Salvador, where you

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Speaker 17: had hundreds of military and police and other law enforcement

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Speaker 17: officials ready to take these most vicious, violent terrorists and

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Speaker 17: gang members and put them in prison. We didn't have

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Speaker 17: that footprint in America. Did Judge Boseburg how much fuel

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Speaker 17: was on these planes when he ordered them turned around

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Speaker 17: in the middle of the Gulf of America. It is

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Speaker 17: very very, very very unlawful and dangerous what Judge Bosberg

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Speaker 17: has ordered. And now he's digging in and doubling down.

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Speaker 17: And I would say this, I've never called on anyone

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Speaker 17: to ignore a court's order. I have called on the

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Speaker 17: president and his team to ignore this court's order because

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Speaker 17: it's both extremely lawless and extremely dangerous to our national security.

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Speaker 17: Why would a foreign country want to keep doing business

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Speaker 17: with the President of the United States and take such

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Speaker 17: high risks if they think it's going to get exposed.

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Speaker 1: Hang on, you've actually gone out of your way, Viceroy,

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Speaker 1: to actually argue the opposite. You're saying, Hey, even if

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Speaker 1: some of these have been out of bounds, you have

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Speaker 1: argued from the beginning of this entire thing, you should

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Speaker 1: comply with this because as it goes up the chain,

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Speaker 1: you want to show that the White House has complied,

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Speaker 1: even if some of the tros and adjunctions have been out.

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Speaker 2: Outside the bounds.

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Speaker 1: Why is Mike Davis choosing this one to actually argued

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Speaker 1: to the White House You should not comply, sir.

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Speaker 17: Because the President, as the chief executive officer and the

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Speaker 17: commander in chief, has a constitutional duty to protect American

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Speaker 17: lives from danger. And this lawless order by Judge Boseburg,

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Speaker 17: it's not just that it was lawless. It was lawless

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Speaker 17: and very dangerous to American lives. And that's why the

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Speaker 17: President not only should have ignored this order, he had

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Speaker 17: a duty to ignore this order under Article.

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Speaker 13: Two of the Constitution.

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Speaker 17: And I'm not saying that you should just ignore every

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Speaker 17: lawless order from a judge, because judges issue lawless orders

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Speaker 17: every day. It's the fact that this was a lawless

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Speaker 17: order that dealt squarely with the president's duty as commander

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Speaker 17: in chief to protect our country. And again, think about

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Speaker 17: what could have happened. They turn around these planes to

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Speaker 17: comply with Judge Boseburg, and they don't have enough fuel

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Speaker 17: and they crash in the Gulf of America. Or they

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Speaker 17: turn around these planes and the the people on the

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Speaker 17: planes see that the planes are turning around, and they

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Speaker 17: riot and it causes American uh, the American personnel in

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Speaker 17: the planes to get injured or killed. Or they turn

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Speaker 17: around the planes and they bring them back to America

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Speaker 17: and land and they don't have the security footprints that

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Speaker 17: that we would.

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Speaker 13: Have we had at El Salvador.

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Speaker 17: And remember Trendy or Ragua is working with Venezuela as

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Speaker 17: state actor, and so Venezuela certainly knows if these planes

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Speaker 13: We didn't.

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Speaker 17: We would not have had several hundred military officers and

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Speaker 13: This completely lawless order. Right and so.

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Speaker 17: When this judge Bosborg has absolutely crossed the line, that's

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Speaker 13: We've never done that.

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Speaker 17: We've never said to ignore a lawless order. We've never

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Speaker 13: Over a lawless order like this.

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Speaker 17: But this is so extreme, it's so dangerous that it

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Speaker 17: We need to make an example out of Bosberg. Even

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Speaker 17: we need to make an example out of him.

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Speaker 13: There needs to be a deterrence.

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Speaker 17: We need Judge Boseburg paying severe legal, political, and financial

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Speaker 17: consequences for his dangerous lawless order that put our national

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Speaker 17: security at risk, that puts the President's ability to conduct

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Speaker 17: foreign affairs at risk, to deter other activist judges. I

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Speaker 17: know this for a fact, because these DC judges don't

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Speaker 17: understand who's in the room with them. I know this

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Speaker 17: for a fact that they are giddy about who's going

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Speaker 17: to issue the next so called temporary restraining order to

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Speaker 17: sabotage President Trump. Because they political and policy disagreements with US,

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Speaker 17: and the Supreme Court refused to stop this two weeks

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Speaker 17: the president to issue to send out two billion dollars

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Speaker 17: in four and eight over the president's National security review

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Speaker 17: to make sure we're not funding hamas terrorist and under

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Speaker 13: This All Lee let this order.

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Speaker 17: This money to go out the door of the Supreme

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Speaker 17: Roberts and Justice and Amy Cody Barrett blinks. And now

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Speaker 17: that these that happened, these judges are emboldened, Right, they

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Speaker 17: are absolutely emboldened. They are sabotaging the president. And every

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Speaker 17: day that the President is unable to perform his constitutional

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Speaker 17: duty to take care that our laws are faithfully executed

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Speaker 17: This They talk about it that Trump's the danger to democracy.

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Speaker 17: These activist judges are the dangers to democracy.

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Speaker 2: Okay, So.

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Speaker 1: Roberts came out and had this guy's back. The guy's

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Speaker 1: dug in. Since then, the commentator right there. The observer said,

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Speaker 1: of him, and Roberts said, that's completely inappropriate. That Mike Davis,

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Speaker 1: the viceroy of the War Room of the war and posse,

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Speaker 1: we're out of line here. So how do you see

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Speaker 1: this one, specifically in this national security issue? How do

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Speaker 1: you see this ending? The Chief Justice is.

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Speaker 17: Completely out of line by coming out and making that

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Speaker 13: Though impeachment is a.

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Speaker 17: Political process strictly for the House and the Senate to decide,

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Speaker 17: and it's their decision whether to impeach and remove and

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Speaker 17: no one else's, And for that for the Chief Justice

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Speaker 17: to come out and put up that statement is an outrage.

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Speaker 17: He poured political gasoline on a political fire. And this

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Speaker 17: is what the chief does too often. He makes these

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Speaker 17: judiciary's legitimacy, and all he's doing is harming it by

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Speaker 13: Did you see the Chief Justice put out.

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Speaker 17: Any statement condemning Democrats when they were calling for the

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Speaker 13: No you didn't. Did you see the Chief Justice.

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Speaker 17: Put out any statement when the Democrats were calling for

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Speaker 17: Judge Eileen Cannons impeachment after the presidential records case?

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Speaker 13: No you didn't.

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Speaker 17: Why is the Chief Justice this is cherry picking Jeb Bosberg,

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Speaker 13: Who the Chief Justice put in charge of the visor court?

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Speaker 17: Why is he protecting his buddy in DC but not

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Speaker 17: selective with his outrage on impeachment of judges?

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Speaker 1: unitary executive theory. Remember we're a big believer here. Ideas

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Speaker 1: This is a radical theory came out of France that

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Speaker 1: about this. We talked about deficits. That's the whole reason, Mike.

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Speaker 1: You know we're back of this Department of Education thing before.

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Speaker 1: Let me get to that before I had the call

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Speaker 1: to action, because you're in a very specific call to

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Speaker 2: This deficit. Well, I was just talking about Birch Gold.

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Speaker 1: You can't have these massive deficits because you're gonna have

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Speaker 1: inflation like the Weimar Republic if you don't take control.

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Speaker 1: But part of that is downsizing the government and doses

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Speaker 1: programmatic changes that can really take out big hunks. And

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Speaker 1: I keep saying that you take it up by programs,

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Speaker 1: and you take it up by billets. It's not just

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Speaker 1: and the programs. Here's what I think on TV on MSNBC,

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Speaker 1: they're blowing us up, walk our audience through in the

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Speaker 1: unitary executive theory. Why President Trump can sign in executive

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Speaker 1: a department that was set up as a cabinet official,

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Speaker 1: I don't know, fifty years ago, forty some years ago,

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Speaker 17: Sir, Well, first, it's not the unitary executive theory, because

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Speaker 17: we're not liberals. It's Article two of the Constitution, and

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Speaker 17: the president has the executive power, and under the executive power,

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Speaker 17: he has a duty to take care that our laws

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Speaker 17: So if there is something created by statutes like that,

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Speaker 17: But that doesn't mean that we have to have seventy

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Speaker 17: the offices that are not created by statute.

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Speaker 13: We can cut it down to size.

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Speaker 17: And so you're going to see President Trump do that

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Speaker 17: at a lot of these departments and agencies. Is that

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Speaker 17: you know, there might be a department created by statute,

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Speaker 17: but that doesn't mean it has to be it has

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Speaker 17: are set up by statute. And if he doesn't think

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Speaker 17: five thousand, he can do that as long as there's

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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, hang on.

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Speaker 1: So whether it's USAID or Voice of America and all

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Speaker 1: that ten of tens of billions of dollars at DOE,

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Speaker 1: those are all kinds that you take it basically down

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Speaker 1: and these types of things that you're looking at, you

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Speaker 1: like that.

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Speaker 2: Is that the theory of how it's going to work.

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Speaker 13: It sounds like it is.

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Speaker 17: And so you're going to have Elon Musk and Doge

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Speaker 17: up the mess. And look, you see these mass layoffs

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Speaker 17: in Washington DC. Has any real American and real America

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Speaker 17: felt any pain from this? Is anyone losing any sleep

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Speaker 17: funding transgender mice and Botswana or wherever the hell we're

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Speaker 17: these government programs are slush funds for the UNI Party

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Speaker 17: elite in Washington, DC. It takes money from real Americans

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Speaker 17: On a crash diet and Elon Musk is doing that.

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Speaker 1: Now give your call to action. You're very serious as

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Speaker 1: the Viceroy that this guy needs to be impeached. We

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Speaker 1: whether in a trial in the Senate he's going to

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Speaker 1: how they find out more about it? What's the call

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Speaker 17: lives and Allied lives at risk. He ordered planes turned around.

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Speaker 17: He apparently, you know I always say apparently Boseberg is

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Speaker 17: a trans black woman, because I didn't realize he was

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Speaker 17: qualified to be an air traffic controller until Saturday when

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Speaker 17: he ran in there and did that. So Biden must

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Speaker 17: have made him an air traffic controller because he ordered

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Speaker 17: these planes turned around. He didn't know how much fuel

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Speaker 17: was in them. He didn't care. He didn't care if

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Speaker 17: they crashed in the middle of the Gulf of America.

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Speaker 17: He was going to make I'm sure he didn't let

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Speaker 17: his terrorist buddies with Trenda Ragua and his MS thirteen

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Speaker 17: buddies get said Del Salvador.

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Speaker 13: Good.

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Speaker 1: Let's go to article three. Project Mike Davis. Let's focus

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Speaker 1: on the House Judiciary Committee. Mike, what is your social media?

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Speaker 1: We get about twenty seconds m.

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Speaker 9: R D D M I A m R D.

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Speaker 13: Michael R.

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Speaker 17: Davis, des Moines, Iowa, and I come in hot, as

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Speaker 17: you said, particularly late at night.

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Speaker 13: So thank you, day night.

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Speaker 2: God bless you, Mike.

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Speaker 1: This is a big one, the judicial coupd' ta stopping

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Speaker 1: it right. Stuff's going to take as I would be

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Speaker 1: back in a moment. Measles in Texas, Kennedy's assassination, Jackie Toberoff,

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Speaker 1: and Manhattan, all of it.

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Speaker 2: Next in the war room,