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Speaker 2: We did not make a decision to come here today.

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Speaker 1: The move denies the Texas Legislature a quorum, blocking Republican

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Speaker 3: But I'm undromentto your state representative and y'all know what's

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Speaker 3: I'm not gonna do that. I'm not gonna go to

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Speaker 4: Not gonna do it. There's gonna be other people that

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Speaker 4: So you see me, look at here. Bye, I'm out,

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Speaker 5: Some of these lawmakers are actually in tech excuse me,

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Speaker 1: The thing is, there's actually a history of a quorum

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Speaker 1: Even the state rangers were called in to use force

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Speaker 7: And of course there's the five hundred dollars daily fines

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Speaker 8: Because the Supreme Court has paved the way for half

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Speaker 6: Yes, yes he is his is his, but.

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Speaker 1: You have till three pm, according to the state Attorney General,

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Speaker 9: There is no violation of the law right now, and

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Speaker 3: This is the.

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Speaker 10: Primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies,

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Speaker 10: because we're going to medieval in these people. Here's not

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Speaker 9: The people have had a.

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Speaker 11: Belly full of it.

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Speaker 10: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you're

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Speaker 4: War Room.

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Speaker 13: He's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 10: It's Monday for August and the Earviler twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 10: There's a lesson there, war Room Posse, about how something

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Speaker 10: When you call the Texas House in UH, the folks

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Speaker 6: What do you recommend, Well, just don't let the pressure up.

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Speaker 6: And the governor, Lieutenant governor, Speaker, they need to know

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Speaker 10: Yes, Sydney Sweeney has great splits. Okay, thank you. When

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Speaker 10: You guys went to the ramparts, started lighting people up.

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Speaker 10: Brian Harrison every day was just given tremendous guidance on this.

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Speaker 10: How important is this? You were the architect kind of

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Speaker 13: Well?

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Speaker 14: Thanks Steven. And Brian is great, by the way. I've

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Speaker 14: I think this could be the whole ball game, Steve.

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Speaker 13: You know, they're going to get out of that.

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Speaker 14: Obviously they tried the jerrymander New York and in California

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Speaker 13: I think we feel great on the issues. We've spoken

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Speaker 14: Well, regardless, we can't take anything for chance because the

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Speaker 13: We've been talking about the House majority.

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Speaker 14: No one talks more about the House majority than your show, Steve,

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Speaker 10: It was all about impeaching Trump. They walked precincts, they

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Speaker 10: the hard way. What is your recommendation to because there's

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Speaker 10: been some hesitancy, as there always is in the establishment,

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Speaker 10: to want to get down a dirty on these fights,

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Speaker 10: what is your recommendation to the leadership in Texas as

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Speaker 10: these guys as it reconvenes at three o'clock and the

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Speaker 10: Democrats are in Illinois. Uh And I don't know why

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Speaker 10: they would go to a Yankee state, but hey, I

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Speaker 10: guess the Democrats, you know, no better than folks down

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Speaker 10: at Texas. What's your recommendation to Governor Abbott, to the

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Speaker 10: Attorney General Paxson leftan Governor Patrick and leadership in the

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Speaker 10: House and down there, what's your recommendation.

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Speaker 14: So I would say that we either get two years

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Speaker 14: the government country here or we have four. And this

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Speaker 14: is the once in a lifetime, you know, transformational period

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Speaker 14: for the country. You look at what President Trump has

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Speaker 14: done in six months. We need to do everything we

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Speaker 14: can legally, nothing illegally, legally to ensure that we hold

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Speaker 14: the House majority, because that's it is.

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Speaker 13: When we lose it, it's done.

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Speaker 14: Everything ends, Steve impeachment, investigations, no more bills, no more cuts.

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Speaker 13: No more anything.

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Speaker 14: So we either get two years or we get four

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Speaker 14: and we'll deal with everything you know in twenty twenty

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Speaker 14: eight and we'll reset and get a handle on that.

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Speaker 14: But we have to be thinking twenty twenty six mid

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Speaker 14: term margins in the House and how we're going to

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Speaker 14: be able to continue to pass bills.

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Speaker 13: That's it, that's all that matters.

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Speaker 14: So we have to go shoulder to the whatever we

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Speaker 14: can do, whatever the envelope. Legally, we were able to

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Speaker 14: push could be make or break for the entire country.

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Speaker 14: This isn't just about Texas obviously, or anything else. This

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Speaker 14: is about will we be able to, you know, ensure

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Speaker 14: the Golden Age and enact the mandate of the American

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Speaker 14: people over the next four years, because if we lose

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Speaker 14: it in the House, it's it.

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Speaker 13: I mean, there's no more anything.

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Speaker 10: Of course, Steve, Alex de Grass, you're back in the saddle.

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Speaker 10: Where do people go for your content? Sir?

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Speaker 14: Thank you Steve, and thank you Brian Harrison. So I

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Speaker 14: met to Grass eighty one on x Getter Truth. Thank

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Speaker 14: you guys, will be in touch more about everything going on.

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Speaker 14: And I think this is really important that people call

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Speaker 14: provide positive reinforcement. I think to folks that we're really

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Speaker 14: counting on them and this is a nationwide thing, it's

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Speaker 14: not just Texas.

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Speaker 13: So thank you guys.

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Speaker 10: Thank you Alex, appreciate you, Brian Harrison. Make us smart?

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Speaker 10: What should be looking for today? And what do you

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Speaker 10: need the war and posse to do on this Monday

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Speaker 10: for August here over Lord, twenty twenty five to make

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Speaker 10: sure this thing happens?

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Speaker 6: What we should be looking for today? Again, we're so

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Speaker 6: far behind the a ball. I mean, this isn't like

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Speaker 6: we fumble the elective Republicans in Texas fumbled the football.

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Speaker 6: It's like the elective Republicans in Texas handed the ball

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Speaker 6: to the other team and said go run, and then

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Speaker 6: we're going to protec to catch you. I mean, that's

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Speaker 6: how bad this is. So what we need right now

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Speaker 6: are not tough words. We don't need strongly written House resolutions.

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Speaker 6: We need action. The Democrats have to know that something

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Speaker 6: is different this time, unlike every other time they've done

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Speaker 6: exactly the same thing and faced no consequences. Because again,

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Speaker 6: the Republican, nominally Republican Speaker of the Texas House, he

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Speaker 6: owes all of these Democrats. They're his power center because

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Speaker 6: it's the Democrat caucus that elected him in the first place.

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Speaker 6: And that's why that, like the elected Republicans in Texas,

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Speaker 6: they need to know that they've already dropped the ball

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Speaker 6: in the worst possible way. And these Democrats, if you

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Speaker 6: watched their press conference last night, these guys are acting

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Speaker 6: like nothing that's coming out of the governor's mansion or

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Speaker 6: the House leadership Twitter feed is surprising to them. They're

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Speaker 6: acting like they expected all of this and there's good

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Speaker 6: reason for it. They've never been punished before when they have,

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Speaker 6: you know, left their post and fled this state to

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Speaker 6: try and stop us. And last time they of the state,

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Speaker 6: it was something it was over something far less consequentially,

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Speaker 6: it was an election. Integrity one single election integrity build

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Speaker 6: down here. They know that the future, as your last guest,

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Speaker 6: you know, Alex, and you just got on talking about

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Speaker 6: the future of the United States Congress hangs in the balance.

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Speaker 6: If we're talking about a one or two seat margin,

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Speaker 6: this five seats could absolutely swing that. So we need

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Speaker 6: bold action, not what we usually said see down here

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Speaker 6: from the liberal Austin UNI Party, which is bold sounding

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Speaker 6: words and strongly worded tweets and very firmly written press statements.

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Speaker 6: We need action. They need to be arrested if they

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Speaker 6: need to be brought back.

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Speaker 10: Brian real quickly, your social media, your Twitter, people need

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Speaker 10: to go to it. Where is it at?

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Speaker 6: Brian E. Harrison on X. At Brian E. Harrison on X.

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Speaker 6: I'll be updating you with the posse in America throughout

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Speaker 6: the day here.

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Speaker 10: Okay, folks, let's get to work. Short break fill America's

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Speaker 10: voice fail. Are you on getter yet? No, what are

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Speaker 10: you waiting for.

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Speaker 8: It's free, it's uncensored, and it's where all the biggest

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Speaker 8: voices in conservative media are speaking out.

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Speaker 10: And download the Getter app right now. It's totally freeze

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Speaker 10: where I've put up exclusively all of my content twenty

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Speaker 10: four hours a day. You want to know what Steve

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Speaker 10: Bannon is thinking?

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Speaker 12: Go together.

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Speaker 11: That's right.

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Speaker 10: You can follow all of your faith Steve Bannon, Charlie hurt.

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Speaker 11: Jack, the Soviets, and so many more.

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Speaker 10: Download the Getter app now. Sign up for free and

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Speaker 10: be part of the new bank.

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Speaker 12: I've heard. Surely this isn't true, but I've heard that

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Speaker 12: one of the candidate's running from US office wants to

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Speaker 12: be different. Now, I'm wondering how you'd want to be

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Speaker 12: different from the longest serving Senate leader in American history.

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Speaker 10: I'm wondering.

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Speaker 12: How you'd want to be different and supportive of President Trump.

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Speaker 12: Let me just tell you a little quiz WI your

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Speaker 12: Fentucki's two Republican senatives supports President Trump?

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Speaker 13: The mothers.

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Speaker 12: It's actually me.

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Speaker 11: I am so glad to see that Mitch meccado bothered

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Speaker 11: to show up today. But you know, I'm really confused.

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Speaker 11: I thought this was fancy farm. I didn't realize this

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Speaker 11: was bring your boys the workday through Here, can honestly

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Speaker 11: tell me that it's a good thing to have a

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Speaker 11: senior citizen who freezes on national television during his press

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Speaker 11: conferences as our US senator. It seems to me maybe,

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Speaker 11: just maybe Mitch's time to leave the Senate was a

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Speaker 11: long time ago. I mean, for goodness sakes, a lot

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Speaker 11: of us here at this picnic talked a lot us

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Speaker 11: back about Joe Biden and how old he was and

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Speaker 11: how out of touch he was with the American people.

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Speaker 11: So why is it that you all get so defensive

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Speaker 11: when I talk about a man who's older than Biden

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Speaker 11: just as mentally compromised and holds the same positions on

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Speaker 11: Biden on amnesty, Ukraine funding, and his hatred for Trump.

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Speaker 10: Wow, okay, let's talk reality. There's a big article over

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Speaker 10: the weekend, I think it was in some and four.

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Speaker 10: I'll make sure I get up a HEMP post a

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Speaker 10: yet about how John Thune is running the apparatus of McConnell.

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Speaker 10: He's just McConnell's boy and just running apparatus. Let me

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Speaker 10: be brutally frank, the we're not having recess appointments because

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Speaker 10: of John Thune and Polly Pockets Speaker Johnson. Speaker Johnson

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Speaker 10: obviously lied to the President over the weekend about the

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Speaker 10: mechanics and the constitution, all of it. But and here's

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Speaker 10: the reason they don't want Thune and the McConnell apparatus

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Speaker 10: do not want President Trump's folks in office every day now,

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Speaker 10: and that you just heard Alex de grasse right there.

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Speaker 10: You either get two years of the Golden Age, where

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Speaker 10: you get four years if we lose the House, it's

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Speaker 10: full stop. Yeah, President Trump can still do some executive orders.

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Speaker 10: Obviously the executive branch, particularly the Article two powers are

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Speaker 10: very powerful. But you're gonna have investigations, You're gonna have impeachments,

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Speaker 10: You're gonna have all of it. This is why we

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Speaker 10: have made it as we did in twenty two, right,

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Speaker 10: the thing that has to be focused on in the

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Speaker 10: summer of the summer of twenty twenty five, and you've

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Speaker 10: made history. This story now in Texas is the biggest

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Speaker 10: political story in the world. Why two weeks ago is dead,

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Speaker 10: Why the establishment doesn't want the Redistrict king. You know

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Speaker 10: this in the Senate the same way every day is

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Speaker 10: like a month. A month is like a year. And

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Speaker 10: right now, because we didn't really go into recess and

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Speaker 10: John Thune lied to the president and Polly Pockets Johnson

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Speaker 10: lied to the president. We don't have this and so

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Speaker 10: you're not gonna have it in September because September is

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Speaker 10: another whole fight. We're gonna start tomorrow, folks. They're working

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Speaker 10: on right now John Thune with the McConnell apparatuscus, he's

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Speaker 10: working on a nine thousand page omnibus. Now they're going

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Speaker 10: McConnell has the stones to sit there and say, who's

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Speaker 10: the The reason the country is in bed a shape

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Speaker 10: as it is in is because Mitch McConnell in the globalists,

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Speaker 10: in the neoliberal neo cons of Mitch McConnell, who made

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Speaker 10: himself wealthy, He came in and had like fifty bucks

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Speaker 10: in the bank, who made himself wealthy, caltown to the donors,

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Speaker 10: coltowing to Wall Street, and the corporatist went along for

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Speaker 10: the ride with the radical Democrats. They never fought him

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Speaker 10: and no I was there. He does not support President Trump.

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Speaker 10: He hates President Trump and does everything he can do

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Speaker 10: behind the scenes. Make Storry Thornton. The reason we have

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Speaker 10: pro forma right now recess, which is an harassment when

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Speaker 10: you're out of power. I fully agree that the party

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Speaker 10: out of power, like the Republicans did it with Obama.

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Speaker 10: One hundred per cent agree, you have to do it.

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Speaker 10: If a Democrats had the Senate and doing it, no problem.

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Speaker 10: That's part of the structural techniques that we have, some

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Speaker 10: this is the Senate with the McConnell operation, with dune

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Speaker 10: as the as the as, the pretty boy up front,

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Speaker 10: the spokes I call him the spokes model, He's the

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Speaker 10: spokes model, are showing they don't trust President Trump and

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Speaker 10: they don't trust his nominees. This situation with the recess

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Speaker 10: is a humiliation. They have lied to the president consistently.

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Speaker 10: This was so easy to do. And you know what

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Speaker 10: we have in the month of August nothing and in

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Speaker 10: September you're not going to get one person passed. Why

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Speaker 10: because you're going to be in a firestorm about funding

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Speaker 10: the government by midnight on the thirty September. They'll get

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Speaker 10: to it in October. And in October, I think in

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Speaker 10: the first week October there's another recess and they have

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Speaker 10: to at that time do recess appointments because they're talking

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Speaker 10: about on the margin, we're going to go to the

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Speaker 10: nuclear option, which is, you know, take a couple hours

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Speaker 10: off here that John Thune lied to the President United States.

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Speaker 10: And if John Thune's got anything say about it, call me.

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Speaker 10: You're a liar. You lied to the president to his face.

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Speaker 10: Polly Pockets hit out in Israel, right, hit out in Israel. Uh,

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Speaker 10: and then lie to the President United States about the

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Speaker 10: constitutionality of this. Mike Lee was one hundred percent correct

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Speaker 10: the entire time. But what are we sitting here now?

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Speaker 10: Pro former the humiliation of pro forma recess because they

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Speaker 10: don't trust the president United States appointments full stop. Nate

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Speaker 10: Morris joins us now, Nate, I don't know to sit

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Speaker 10: there and have McConnell bald face lie he's not a

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Speaker 10: support of the president. Everybody. It's an open secret in Washington, DC.

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Speaker 10: And he sits there and the folks in Kentucky. No

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Speaker 10: offense that are applauding Mitch Mcconmwell, you should be ashamed

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Speaker 10: of yourself. Mitch McConnell has a shame on you. I

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Speaker 10: think his national polling is at nine percent. The Commonwealth

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Speaker 10: of Kentucky has been humiliated by Mitch McConnell's acts. The

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Speaker 10: country's in the shape it's in, and President Trump's got

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Speaker 10: to turn it around. Because Mitch McConnell, the longer serving

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Speaker 10: loader or in the thing, you had every opportunity to fight,

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Speaker 10: and he did, and he rolled over and he made

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Speaker 10: a fortune, made a fortune one with his connections with

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Speaker 10: the Chinese Communist Party, and number two all the backroom

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Speaker 10: deals he did for himself to make himself wealthy for

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Speaker 10: a guy had fifty bucks, a country lawyer that had

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Speaker 10: fifty bucks in his account when he came to office. Nate,

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Speaker 10: how are we going to take the trash out with

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Speaker 10: this guy? Because he is trash.

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Speaker 11: See this is what this old campaign for the US Senate.

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Speaker 11: You may remember we watched about a month ago, and

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Speaker 11: we are running in Kentucky to replace Mitch McConnell as

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Speaker 11: an outsider, as someone who's not part of the political establishment.

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Speaker 5: Steve.

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Speaker 11: You know, I'm a businessman. I'm an entrepreneur, done very

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Speaker 11: very well in the private sector. I don't need a

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Speaker 11: job like this. But I felt like I had to

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Speaker 11: get in this race, Steve, because I see the two

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Speaker 11: guys that were in it, and they were nothing but

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Speaker 11: puppets for Mitch McConnell. This is Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron,

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Speaker 11: and I wanted to showcase that we can have another

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Speaker 11: choice and Kentucky's long overdue, as President Trump says, to

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Speaker 11: rid Kentucky of the stench of Mitch. And that's what

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Speaker 11: this campaign has been all about. And over the weekend

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Speaker 11: at Fancy Farm, Seeve, you wouldn't believe it. Mitch McConnell.

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Speaker 11: As soon as he gets to the stage, what does

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Speaker 11: he do? He attacks us? And his attack was, who

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Speaker 11: doesn't want to be like me? Who doesn't want to

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Speaker 11: be like me? That's his attack. And I look at

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Speaker 11: that in two things.

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Speaker 10: I look at that. Number One, Mitch, I don't want

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Speaker 10: to be like you. I don't want to be the.

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Speaker 11: Longest serving anything. And that's the fundamental problem. You're bragging

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Speaker 11: about being the longest serving leader in history. That's the problem,

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Speaker 11: and that's why Kentuckian's are so angry. That's why America

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Speaker 11: is angry, and that's why people hate politicians in this

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Speaker 11: country is because of that kind of thinking. And then

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Speaker 11: I look at the arrogance, the arrogance of Mitch McConnell

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Speaker 11: to say, how dare you?

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Speaker 13: You don't want to be like me?

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Speaker 11: Look how great I am as Mitch McConnell. And that's

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Speaker 11: the hubris and arrogance that's gotten our country into so

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Speaker 11: much trouble. See, these career politicians, as you know, have

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Speaker 11: driven our country off a cliff. And I have the

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Speaker 11: opportunity to make a couple speeches over the weekend, and

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Speaker 11: my two opponents, Andy Barr Daniel Cameron, the first thing

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Speaker 11: they do after I quit speaking is they go to

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Speaker 11: the press and cry like babies and defending Mitch McConnell.

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Speaker 11: They defend them. Oh, Nate's speech is so dark, and

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Speaker 11: Nate's speech is so tough.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 13: See, sometimes the truth hurts.

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Speaker 11: The truth hurts, and we've been truthful in this campaign,

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Speaker 11: and it's uncomfortable for a lot of the establishment. The

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Speaker 11: people that were clapping in that room, because that was

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Speaker 11: an establishment crowd. Look, Steve I was behind enemy lines

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Speaker 11: at that speech, and I was willing to go there

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Speaker 11: and have that conversation for the people of Kentucky because

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Speaker 11: this is their seat. It's not Mitch's seat. This belongs

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Speaker 11: to the people. And these two weak men, these are

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Speaker 11: two very, very.

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Speaker 13: Weak men, Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron.

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Speaker 11: They just continue to cry to the press and complain,

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Speaker 11: and not one of them, not one of them, is

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Speaker 11: willing to call out Mitch McConnell's record because they're owned

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Speaker 11: by Mitch. They owe everything to Mitch McConnell and Steve.

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Speaker 11: You wouldn't believe it. Over and over again, at every

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Speaker 11: event during Fancy Farm leading up to Fancy Farm, the

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Speaker 11: establishment was giving standing ovation after standing ovation. They give

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Speaker 11: this guy awards and just all this kudos. You know,

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Speaker 11: it's just this echo chamber of establishment people talking to

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Speaker 11: each other. And one of my opponents do they keep

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Speaker 11: standing up over and over again for these standing ovations

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Speaker 11: and seem I'm proud I was the only person I

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Speaker 11: believed that was sitting down the entire time and say

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Speaker 11: I'm not standing up for this. This is exactly the

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Speaker 11: reason I'm running in Kentucky is because this is about

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Speaker 11: the people of Kentucky, that they need a leader that

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Speaker 11: represents them and is not willing just to continue on

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Speaker 11: like we've had the last forty years of building the

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Speaker 11: establishment centered around the cult of Mitch McConnell and Kentucky.

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Speaker 11: And that's what's gotten this state and this country in

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Speaker 11: so much trouble.

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Speaker 4: And you know that state.

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Speaker 10: In the heat of battle over the weekend, he departed

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Speaker 10: to go to Kentucky because he's afraid of you and

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Speaker 10: your presentation at Fancy Farm. Now he said he was

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Speaker 10: eligible to come back, but it's one of the reasons

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Speaker 10: that his boy, his spokesmodel, because he's running the McConnell apparatus,

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Speaker 10: His spokesmodel, John Thune said and did everything he possibly

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Speaker 10: could to stumble around and eventually put up false deals

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Speaker 10: and lie to the President United States about going into

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Speaker 10: a true recess, not pro former recess and getting recess appointments,

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Speaker 10: and polly pockets from Israel called into and lied to

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Speaker 10: the president. They're consistent liars. McConnell is a disgrace. Don't

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Speaker 10: take it from me. Taking from his polland lois polling

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Speaker 10: of any elected official in the country, a Republican official

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Speaker 10: in the country, just a disgrace. The country can't stand

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Speaker 10: this guy. They hate him for a reason. The country's

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Speaker 10: in as bad as shape because he had every opportunity

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Speaker 10: to stand and fight, and all he did is make

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Speaker 10: money for himself, money for the donors. Cowtow to the

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Speaker 10: donor class and the globalists. Nate people want to know

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Speaker 10: where they go to find all this footage from the weekend,

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Speaker 10: where they go to find out more about your campaign.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, Steve, as you know I need your help.

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Speaker 11: We are up against the McConnell machine here in Kentucky

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Speaker 11: and nationally. Please go to Natemorris dot com become part

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Speaker 11: of this campaign, donates to this campaign, come and follow

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Speaker 11: us on x at Nate Morris.

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Speaker 13: We need your support, We need your help.

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Speaker 10: We are going to do this.

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Speaker 11: We are going to take out the trash finally in

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Speaker 11: Kentucky and in Washington, DC. And I don't want to

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Speaker 11: be anything like bitch McConnell. This is the guy who

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Speaker 11: supported amnesty, who sabotage President Trump every chance he yet,

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Speaker 11: who put lawfare on President Trump, and who blamed him

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Speaker 11: for January sixth. We cannot have a person that he

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Speaker 11: picks to go to the United States Senate to fill

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Speaker 11: the seat. So I thank you very much Steve for

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Speaker 11: letting me be on today.

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Speaker 10: Nate a great, great job in going into the lions

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Speaker 10: Den and fancy farms, fantastic, great speeches. You're a fire

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Speaker 10: breather and a man of courage, encourages, courageous, contagious. Thank you, sir,

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Speaker 10: Appreciate you.

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Speaker 4: Thank you.

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Speaker 10: A tough one in Kentucky. And this weekend you saw

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Speaker 10: the McConnell machine in all of its glory in Washington,

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Speaker 10: d C. It is a disgrace that we're not in

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Speaker 10: real recess right now, not this pro former recess and

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Speaker 10: the President Trump's one hundred I think in sixty one

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Speaker 10: hundred and sixty nominees are left in hang fire until October.

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Speaker 10: Short break back in the Monthent we originally swin. Let's

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Speaker 10: take down there, he's your host. Stephen K. Bath, one

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Speaker 10: of the engine room, sends me something that's quite smart.

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Speaker 10: They say they actually do trust Trump. They trusting to

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Speaker 10: drain the swamp. That's why they don't always appoint he's in.

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Speaker 10: I think it's a very smart way to say it.

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Speaker 10: This was a fiasco over the weekend on this recess

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Speaker 10: appointments one hundred percent of the blame goes to leadership

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Speaker 10: in the Senate, in the House. This morning, we should

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Speaker 10: be starting a real recess, and President Trump should have

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Speaker 10: done a recess appointments as the Constitution allows for his

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Speaker 10: one hundred and sixty. I think you can't do judges,

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Speaker 10: you can do us attorneys. I believe he get around

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Speaker 10: the blue slip problem at least on an interim basis,

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Speaker 10: and put the rest of the second and third tier

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Speaker 10: folks you have to have in to run the government.

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Speaker 10: Days are like months, months or weeks are like years. Right,

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Speaker 10: this is incredible. President Trump is now going to be

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Speaker 10: October and they're all saying, oh, yeah, we'll handle us

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Speaker 10: as soon as we get back. No, you won't. There's

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Speaker 10: only ten legislative days in September. I think ten or twelve.

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Speaker 10: It's all going to be consumed about a firefight. We're

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Speaker 10: going to have, folks. I've told you this. They are

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Speaker 10: behind the scenes trying to come up with an omnibus,

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Speaker 10: and this one we're going to have to go to

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Speaker 10: the wall because it just it's going to be too much.

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Speaker 10: It's going to be too much. We you know, everybody

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Speaker 10: kind of sucked it in for the cr which we

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Speaker 10: never should have done because poly Pockets couldn't get his

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Speaker 10: act together. We had horrible Biden Pelosi for all this

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Speaker 10: fiscal year. That's all their numbers. That's why you're going

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Speaker 10: to have a two train dollar deficit, even with the

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Speaker 10: great numbers coming in from from the tariffs, President Trump's tariffs.

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Speaker 10: And what they want to do is another massive spending

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Speaker 10: bill with no pocket recisions, no recisions, no impoundments. They

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Speaker 10: don't want any of that. They want to just continue

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Speaker 10: the orgy of spending, and so all September is going

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Speaker 10: to be that, and then they'll get to and here's

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Speaker 10: a solution. We're going to go to a nuclear option.

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Speaker 10: It's carved a few moments of time off of this. No,

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Speaker 10: if you'd done the plan that we recommended in the

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Speaker 10: next forty eight hours seventy two hours, all of President

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Speaker 10: Trump's appointments would have gone through and people would have

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Speaker 10: gone to work by like Wednesday. That's two months. Two

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Speaker 10: months are like years here. They understand that, and that's

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Speaker 10: why they don't want them. They can give you every

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Speaker 10: seres call your senator and say why are you not

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Speaker 10: on a real recess? Bombard Dune's office say, why did

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Speaker 10: you lie to the president, Why did you not do

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Speaker 10: michae Lee's deal? Why are we not Why are we

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Speaker 10: in a pro former recess? It is unheard of except

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Speaker 10: for McConnell's time in the first term. This is why

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Speaker 10: mcconnaugh hated Trump. He would never go on a real recess.

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Speaker 10: Why they didn't trust President Trump in his appointments. This

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Speaker 10: is as obvious and this is why the folks in Kentucky.

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Speaker 10: You got to understand reality. McConnell hates Trump. McConnell hates

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Speaker 10: MAGA and we hate him back. He is a true

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Speaker 10: scumback against one of the reasons this town runs like

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Speaker 10: it runs. And how's a country lawyer of no particular talent?

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Speaker 10: Look at Mitch McConnell, of no particular talent. How does

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Speaker 10: he uh? And by the way, the reason all the

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Speaker 10: guys around him all they love him because he brought

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Speaker 10: him all to power, they've all made a fortune. And

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Speaker 10: not supporting the policies of the country. They don't support maggat.

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Speaker 10: They're not America first, they're not nationalists, they're globalist. Look

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Speaker 10: at the Ukraine. Why has he been retired as Senate leader?

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Speaker 10: Remember this audience in the fight to get him removed

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Speaker 10: on the Ukraine Bill years ago, when this audience stayed

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Speaker 10: up all night and heard the speeches on the Senate

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Speaker 10: floor of everybody opposed it, and Mitch mcconn's still trying

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Speaker 10: to jam it through. When he lost, he realized the

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Speaker 10: game was over. Right now, we're getting victory after victory,

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Speaker 10: and the victories are coming because you're putting your shoulder

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Speaker 10: to the wheel once again. Once again, you're human agency.

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Speaker 10: This Texas thing would have never happened the established. Now,

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Speaker 10: the establishment in Austin and the Republican establishment in this

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Speaker 10: great state of Texas is worse than the establishment in Washington, DC.

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Speaker 10: Worse Why because Texas is the railhead of the MAGA movement.

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Speaker 10: Trump won by fourteen points after thesaurus for years with Breitbart,

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Speaker 10: remember Andrew all of us. We set up Breitbart Texas,

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Speaker 10: the great Brandon Derby, all of it. Why to to

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Speaker 10: bring to reveal to the nation of this thing called

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Speaker 10: immigration and open borders. And the Republican established down there

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Speaker 10: fought you every step of the way, like they thought

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Speaker 10: they wanted this thing to go to bed on the redistricting.

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Speaker 10: Why they don't want Trump to have a five or

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Speaker 10: ten seat cushion. It's uncomfortable for them. Msmec says bad

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Speaker 10: things about them. They don't like that. They can't go

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Speaker 10: to the club, right, They can't go make money because

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Speaker 10: they're making money with a bunch of progressive Democrats and

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Speaker 10: folks from overseas. Yep. Got to speak truth to power here.

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Speaker 10: But you've changed it. And that's why we're going to

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Speaker 10: force them today to take action. Not not no strongly

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Speaker 10: lettered of strongly worded letters or anything like that. Take action.

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Speaker 10: Go arrest these democrats, put them in jail or take

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Speaker 10: their seats away. I don't care put them in jail

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Speaker 10: or take their seats away. I'm indifferent. But let's get

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Speaker 10: it past today and show people if you're gonna play

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Speaker 10: games like that, there's consequences for playing games, just like

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Speaker 10: there should be consequences for Polly Pockets. You know, Polly

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Speaker 10: Pockets all fraid you know why he did. Oh, if

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Speaker 10: we call the houseback, they'll vacate the chair. You didn't

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Speaker 10: have to call the house back. That was a bald

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Speaker 10: face line. You should read the constitution or talk to

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Speaker 10: somebody about the constitution. It is a crime for President

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Speaker 10: Trump and the Trump movement right now and saving this country.

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Speaker 10: We are not on a recess. And his one hundred

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Speaker 10: and sixty appointees that are left in hang fire, and

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Speaker 10: these people's career, they can't do anything. They're just sitting

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Speaker 10: there and hang fire. They should be in office tomorrow

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Speaker 10: and Wednesday and at work. But no, no, no, no,

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Speaker 10: no no, can't do that. Can't do the gotta do it.

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Speaker 10: Think about the absurdity, this absurd want to pro form

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Speaker 10: on This is absurd, This is absurd and its offensive.

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Speaker 10: And if they think they're going to do the smoke

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Speaker 10: in Arizona, nobody will pay attention. But hey, the waror

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Speaker 10: is pay attention to the warre and Posse's paying attention. Thune,

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Speaker 10: you're nothing but a spokes model for the broken and

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Speaker 10: corrupt and incompetent McConnell machine. And this is why the

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Speaker 10: Senate is dysfunctional. This is why the sentence dysfunctional. You know,

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Speaker 10: the big beautiful bill, Senate bill doesn't show me anything

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Speaker 10: more than your incompetence because there's so much in there

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Speaker 10: that's worse than the house built. And we had to

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Speaker 10: do it because we had to get it through, to

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Speaker 10: get those tax cuts to supply side tax cuts, disgrace,

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Speaker 10: a moment