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

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Speaker 2: So Michael Vari Show is.

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Speaker 3: On the air tonight chilling new details about the shooting

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Speaker 3: that left two National Guardsmen gravely wounded.

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Speaker 4: A lone gunman opened fire without provocation, ambush style, armed

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Speaker 4: with a three point fifty seven Smith and Wesson revolver.

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Speaker 3: Raman Nola Lockenwall is a twenty nine year old Afghan

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Speaker 3: national who came to the US in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 3: He served in the Afghan Army for ten years.

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Speaker 5: There are, of course, concerns among lawmakers experts with Tractice

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Speaker 5: for saying previous arrivals of large numbers of refugees from

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Speaker 5: different parts of the world and that only there may

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Speaker 5: be a handful small handful to our eventually deemed.

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Speaker 2: A security risk of some kind.

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Speaker 5: What reassurances can you make about the screening process and

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Speaker 5: the aten to make sure that somebody like that doesn't

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Speaker 5: make his or her way here.

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Speaker 2: I can absolutely assure you that no one is coming

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Speaker 2: into the United States of America who has knocking through

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Speaker 2: a thorough screening and background check process.

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Speaker 4: Twas if you think there was vetting, I have a

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Speaker 4: bridge to sell you. If you saw the chaos that

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Speaker 4: was going on at that airport in Cobble in Afghanistan.

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Speaker 4: It was typical of what was going on in the

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Speaker 4: Biden administration. So let's stop namby pambing around with this, Oh,

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Speaker 4: we was vetted. There was no vetted. The Welcome Act

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Speaker 4: was thrown down. They even admitted that they short circuited

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Speaker 4: the vetting. What they did was they brought a ninety

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Speaker 4: thousand people into this country that were not vetted. They

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Speaker 4: told us all the other immigrants were vet What do

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Speaker 4: we do call the FBI in Afghanistan and say, geez,

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Speaker 4: you have anything on this guy?

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Speaker 6: Now againstwaspeedmen.

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Speaker 7: Well, we know that this individual came into the country

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Speaker 7: under Operation Allies Welcome and during the Biden administration and

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Speaker 7: that disastrous withdrawal that we all watched unfold in twenty

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Speaker 7: twenty one. I understand you've made clear the president does

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Speaker 7: not have any regrets.

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Speaker 2: About his decision to withdraw.

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Speaker 7: But in hindsight, in reading this, does the president have

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Speaker 7: any regrets about how this withdrawal was carried out?

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Speaker 2: The President's very proud of the manner in which the

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Speaker 2: men and women of the military, the foreign service, and

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Speaker 2: television community. I went on and on and on, conducted this,

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Speaker 2: conducted this withdrawal. But look, I've been around operations my

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Speaker 2: entire life, and there's not a single one that ever

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Speaker 2: goes perfectly according to Plant. Things happen. Sometimes enemies get

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Speaker 2: a vote. I've been to Ethiopod multiple times, and only

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Speaker 2: one of those visits I felt that I wasn't getting

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Speaker 2: but I wanted to see something more than what you

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Speaker 2: show the tourists. So I started pushing harder and harder

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Speaker 2: for that. So they started driving me beyond the commercial

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Speaker 2: districts and into more purely residential districts. And then you

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Speaker 2: get into what would be maybe Houston's east Side, although

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Speaker 2: with the quote unquote gentrification that's occurred over there, Houston's

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Speaker 2: It's all changed. So I wanted to see their colony ridge.

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Speaker 2: I wanted to see the areas. I wanted to see

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Speaker 2: what used to be the Greyhound bus stop in midtown

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Speaker 2: to see the areas that were edgy what that looked like.

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Speaker 2: So I was told, in no uncertain term by some

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Speaker 2: Why And they said, well, even the police don't go

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Speaker 2: of difference. The Somalis are uncivilized, they're barbaric. Not the

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Speaker 2: first person to say that. In fact, Somali piracy goes

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Speaker 2: back to the original Marine Corps hymn. Every marine knows

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Speaker 2: that Jefferson fought the Barbary Coast. Jefferson Jefferson's administrations Afghanistan

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Speaker 2: and Iraq was what we would call Somalis. You're talking

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Speaker 2: about an area we've always heard the term war torn,

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Speaker 2: a war torn region. You ever stop to think about

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Speaker 2: what that means? A war torn region. I watch a

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Speaker 2: the Eastern Front and understand the hand to hand battles.

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Speaker 2: You've got to understand the Polish underground. But when you

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Speaker 2: think about the brutality that occurred with the Germans after

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Speaker 2: gruesome things because now there was no resistance. Resistance was underground,

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Speaker 2: There was a guy in Chicago who the District attorney

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Speaker 2: of Chicago. No, no, I'm sorry. It was in Chicago.

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Speaker 2: It was a Terrance County now Dallas County, and he

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Speaker 2: went into a hotel, a motel, and the owner was

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Speaker 2: They heard a disturbance out front. Man had walked in

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Speaker 2: with a very sharp machete and he cut the head

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Speaker 2: off of the motel owner, clean off, like in the movies.

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Speaker 2: Takes a lot of force in a very sharp knife.

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Speaker 2: The wife and child witnessed this, and they're not seeking

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Speaker 2: the death penalty. I'm not going to say America wouldn't

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Speaker 2: have problems if it wasn't for immigrants. And obviously I

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Speaker 2: don't believe that every immigrant's a bad person, but there

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Speaker 2: can be no doubt that there is a much higher

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Speaker 2: ratio of crimes from certain.

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Speaker 8: Regions and certain religions and certain groups than there are

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Speaker 8: just your average person from Baytown. And if we can't

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Speaker 8: admit that, then we are truly sad and broken and dystopian.

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Speaker 2: Everybody in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 9: They have a fraud on a scale that nobody could

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Speaker 2: And what's more, what has been discovered is that that

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Speaker 2: fraud has been covered up by Tim Walls. So here

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Speaker 2: was a man running for president vice president while the

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Speaker 2: largest domestic fraud in American history was being conducted in

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Speaker 2: the largest city, his home city in the state. Billions,

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Speaker 2: by Congress federal funds to feed hungry children, presumably hungry

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Speaker 2: American children. But I don't want to be racist or

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Speaker 2: anything by putting Americans before people around the world, at

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Speaker 2: Even the New York Times wrote an editorial over the

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Speaker 2: weekend how fraud swamped Minnesota's social s services system on

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Speaker 2: Tim Waltz's watch. Prosecutors say members of the Somali diaspora.

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Speaker 2: A diaspora is a group of people who leave from

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Speaker 2: typically used with regard to Jewry or Jews, the Jewish diaspora,

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Speaker 2: So you had a number of people leaving, most notably Poland,

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Speaker 2: see the level of success, it would shock you, which

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Speaker 2: would suggest, dare I say it a cultural trait? Now?

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Speaker 2: Is this nature or nurture? Is there any doubt that

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Speaker 2: Indians who come to this country and raise a child,

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Speaker 2: doubt that all things being equal, cteris parabas is here.

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Speaker 2: Economists will say white children are outperforming black children in

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Speaker 2: That's a fact. I'm sorry that upsets people. You can

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Speaker 2: Milton Friedman said, if I can get the quote right,

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Speaker 2: facts can change facts can change opinions, but opinions cannot

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Speaker 2: change facts. Clarence Thomas gave a beautiful speech talking about

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Speaker 2: true North and it's one of the finest speeches he's

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Speaker 2: It's really really beautiful. And he talks about true North

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Speaker 2: I heard Ed Young in a sermon years ago, and

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Speaker 2: he was talking about relativism and that relativism is a

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Speaker 2: I'm defrauding the investors in my company. At least I'm

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Speaker 2: not killing them. Well, yes, I'm killing a few people,

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Speaker 2: but I'm not killing all of them. Hey, Bob, you're

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Speaker 2: not involved in the lives of your children at all.

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Speaker 2: There's no discipline, there's no love, there's no presence. Your

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Speaker 2: children don't know you. Yeah, but at least I'm putting

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Speaker 2: a roof over their head. Okay. Relativism is saying, no

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Speaker 2: matter how bad things are, they could always be worse.

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Speaker 2: So this is a very discomforting thing for Americans, and

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Speaker 2: that speaks to both our greatest strength and our greatest weakness.

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Speaker 2: Our greatest strength is that we are more than any

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Speaker 2: we allow them citizenship, not just residency, full citizenship, the

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Speaker 2: they gave their entire fortune to charity. We are kind.

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Speaker 2: We are a kind culture, and that is a iminent

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Speaker 2: incompatible with the Western mind. The simple things that we

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Speaker 2: about it, the simple pleasures, things I took for granted

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Speaker 2: It's mother's milk. It's all the tower of weaver of.

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Speaker 10: You can be in the middle of the hurricane, or

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Speaker 10: you can be on a calm day. North is still North.

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Speaker 10: You could be in a thunderstorm. North is still North.

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Speaker 10: People can yell at you. North is still North. It

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Speaker 10: doesn't change fundamental things. And in this business, right is

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Speaker 10: still right, even if you stand by.

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Speaker 2: Yourself autism claims to medicate in Minnesota twenty eighteen, three

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Speaker 2: million dollars. Then something happened. In twenty nineteen, it went

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Speaker 2: to fifty four million dollars. Is autism contagious? Are we

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Speaker 2: bringing in more people with autism? So from three million

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Speaker 2: to fifty four million overnight of your federal dollars going

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Speaker 2: to Minneapolis for autism for Somalis, then in twenty twenty

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Speaker 2: three million turned into seventy seven million. That's nothing. In

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Speaker 2: it went to one hundred eighty three million. From three

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Speaker 2: been a whole lot of autism amongst the Somalis. But

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Speaker 2: now at least, and now at least we're treating it

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Speaker 2: with one hundred eighty three million dollars. Oh no, no, no,

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Speaker 2: craziest damn thing you've ever heard of. But there became

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Speaker 8: My brother in law murdered too Native American to.

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Speaker 2: Michael Berry showy, you have my attention, so importance on

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Speaker 2: re election and he's trailing in the polls. Current polling

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Speaker 2: has Ken Paxton, the Attorney General, in first place, followed

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Speaker 2: ID in early polls and we're still early. Name ida

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Speaker 2: don't know that person. Is there anyone else running?

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Speaker 2: Oh? Uh, the first guy? Because you don't want to

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Speaker 2: On one of the comedy shows, Tom Green's gonna make

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Speaker 2: This is the man who last year when Nicki Haley

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Speaker 2: zoom to go on the record with every major newspaper

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Speaker 2: made the statement, Donald Trump's time has passed. America needs

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Speaker 2: to move on. You mean, the most popular president of

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four. Do you have a better candidate? Oh,

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Speaker 2: Nicky Haley, Uh got it. Creature hates Donald Trump. He

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Speaker 2: he's reading his book. Oh you don't know how he's

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Speaker 2: You enjoyed your Trumper I did whilst reading my Art

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Speaker 2: to y'all. I don't know how much I don't. I

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Speaker 2: don't know a few people even like Donald Trump. I

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Speaker 2: only one I hear loves Donald Trump, I'll be that man,

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Speaker 2: I'm stand alone loving Donald Trump. If loving Donald Trump

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Speaker 2: we got the book, and we got another one where

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Speaker 2: you're eating a Trump Burger, which later closed the Curse

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Speaker 2: of John Cornyn. Oh but we had the best one yet.

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Speaker 2: They cleared out BUCkies for him to stand in front

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Speaker 2: John John Wayne mccorny, and he was in khakis just

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Speaker 11: I love I love a good road trip across Texas

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Speaker 11: you I felt sorry for him, because he is the problem.

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Speaker 11: But it was so bad, it was so painful. But

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Speaker 2: He likes BUCkies, Donald Trump likes I mean, John Corny

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Speaker 2: likes BUCkies. He's willing to tell you. Maybe nobody else

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Speaker 2: likes BUCkies. He doesn't care. He's standing up for BUCkies.

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Speaker 2: He was in front of BUCkies. And you know, most

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Speaker 2: up for BUCkies because John Wayne mccornyan, over the Thanksgiving holidays,

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Speaker 1: You, John Wayne mccordon spent the Thanksgiving holiday fighting for Texas.

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Speaker 1: We've told you for months now he shouldered to shoulder

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Speaker 1: John Wayne mccornan is Texas to the bone. That's why

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Speaker 1: jumped behind the counter and served brisket sandwiches, all while

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Speaker 1: chatting that famous BUCkies antho fresh.

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Speaker 6: Fever on the board.

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Speaker 2: Uh sir, it's brisket weed. We don't serve beever eating.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah right.

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Speaker 1: John Wayne mcconnan finished his day at the car wash,

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Speaker 1: slowly moves across your wish