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Speaker 5: So you're terarious plans for China and Mexico or much toppers.

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Speaker 8: Well, it is another day in the Trump administration and

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Speaker 3: You just saw Trump.

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Speaker 10: Absolutely, and also near today, President Trump signed an executive

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Speaker 10: And for more on all this, let's bring in trumps

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Speaker 10: I know it's not hard to do, but let's get

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Speaker 13: So here we go, Bruce.

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Speaker 8: You know, Ice has already arrested nearly five hundred violent

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Speaker 11: I want to get your personal opinion.

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Speaker 8: Have you heard of any blowback from other Democratic leaders

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Speaker 13: So we got a lot of work to do, ladies

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Speaker 11: That's right, one hundred percent. Bruce Well.

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Speaker 13: That is a lot to unload, a lot to unpack.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, he's talking, Bruce, he is walking, he is writing,

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Speaker 11: And isn't that just refreshing?

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Speaker 11: And right away and right away, well.

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Speaker 13: I tell you know, you know, he called me last

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Speaker 2: Night, It's like, are you sleep.

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Speaker 10: Ris Heving On Sheriff Rich Jardino joins us to talk

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Speaker 11: We'll be right back. Welcome back to Special Report.

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Speaker 10: Our next guest has a unique background, giving him a

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Speaker 10: Over the last thirty years, he has been a New

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Speaker 11: Welcome to the show. Sheriff rich Jardino.

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much for having me. I appreciate it.

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Speaker 10: And I know it's historic that no one's done all

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Speaker 10: that number is already at five hundred. Do you anticipate

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Speaker 2: The arrest you're going to continue because most of them

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Speaker 2: In our state, New York, the legislature will do what

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Speaker 2: They'll put restrictions on what we can house in the jails,

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Speaker 5: Yeah, there are quite a few steps before that actually

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Speaker 2: Well, it may send some of them deeper, But I

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Speaker 2: He has become a target like President Trump, and anything

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Speaker 2: And there's already been one federal decision on a fourteenth

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Speaker 10: Well, he meant what he said, and Tom Holman meant

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Speaker 11: Right away, Cheff, I want to get your thoughts.

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Speaker 10: The Department of Homeland Security announced in action allowing ICE

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Speaker 10: places of worship, and hospitals, saying, quote, this action empowers

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Speaker 10: In quote, some are against this, what are your thoughts?

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Speaker 2: My thoughts are it will see some resistance, especially in

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Speaker 2: to safeguard rapists and murderers, and in other individuals where

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Speaker 2: you can't hide behind a religious institution. For other individuals

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Speaker 2: I can't notify the federal government. It's ridiculous some of

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Speaker 2: like you said before, this president has done more in

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a really good point, Sheriff.

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Speaker 5: And it's so disappointing to see, you know, some of

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Speaker 5: This has been a crisis at our southern border, and

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Speaker 5: President Trump is trying to tackle it.

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Speaker 3: From all angles.

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Speaker 5: He's using every avenue with these executive orders that he's

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Speaker 3: I mean, this just seems like common sense.

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Speaker 3: Didn't do this. Walk us through how this is going

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Speaker 2: This is going to help the United States tremendously. Already

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Speaker 2: now we've identified federal government has identified that the cartels

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Speaker 2: going to help people. Always focus on the southern border

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Speaker 11: Well, yeah, there you go.

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Speaker 10: I mean the you know, the CPBE agents, They put

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Speaker 10: and prayers. Thank you Sheriff so much for being with

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much for having me, and look forward

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Speaker 11: A good day, our pleasure.

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Speaker 10: Coming up on special report, the Senate is set to

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Speaker 11: Will be back in just a month.

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Speaker 5: We're turning our attention out to Capitol Hill, where Senators

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Speaker 5: voted today to advance the nomination of John Ratcliffe, President

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Speaker 5: Trump's pick for CIA director. He's expected to be confirmed

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Speaker 5: later today after Democrats' efforts to delay all of these procedures.

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Speaker 10: And we want to welcome in former CIA officer Kevin

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Speaker 10: Ship to the show for discussion.

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Speaker 11: Kevin, thank you for being with us today, Thanks for

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Speaker 11: having me.

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Speaker 10: Well, Kevin, what changes can we expect to see under

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Speaker 10: John Ratcliffe's leadership.

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Speaker 9: Well, it's encouraging because, first of all, John Ratcliffe was

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Speaker 9: the only intelligence official that defended Donald Trump during the

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Speaker 9: Russia collusion hoax and came out against Brennan and the

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Speaker 9: rest of them. He came out and said that it

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Speaker 9: was false intelligence, it was not accurate when the rest

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Speaker 9: of them were trying to push the Russia collusion hoax

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Speaker 9: on the American people. So Ratcliffe was the only one

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Speaker 9: that said, no, that's not intelligence, that's false first of all.

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Speaker 9: Second of all, I understand he had about five years

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Speaker 9: in Congress as a good conservative servant. He's a smart man,

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Speaker 9: he's a brilliant man. He was Director of National Intelligence

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Speaker 9: for about six months, so he understands the system. I

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Speaker 9: think he's a perfect.

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Speaker 3: Pick absolutely well.

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Speaker 5: Once he is confirmed, he'll be replacing CIA Director William Burns,

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Speaker 5: who wasn't a perfect picked. He served under the Biden administration,

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Speaker 5: but Burns has been credited with playing a significant role

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Speaker 5: in negotiating the recent hostage ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

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Speaker 5: But with Trump's November victory and his subsequent remarks promising

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Speaker 5: that all hell would break out if the hostages were

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Speaker 5: not released, do you think the President ultimately played a

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Speaker 5: greater role in getting the deal done than Burns?

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Speaker 9: Absolutely, no question about it. Burns hadn't had any success

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Speaker 9: whatsoever he or the Department State up until Trump made

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Speaker 9: that announcement, and then all of a sudden, but a boom,

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Speaker 9: here we are. So I think Trump was the impetus

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Speaker 9: behind that one hundred percent. And you know, Burns has

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Speaker 9: been presiding over a CIA that has been largely puppeting

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Speaker 9: Joe Biden and involved in the war in Ukraine, which

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Speaker 9: essentially the CIA helped start when it initiated the coup

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Speaker 9: in twenty fourteen. John Brennan made several secret trips into

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Speaker 9: Ukraine to help start the coup against a democratically elected government.

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Speaker 9: The CI had its hands in it with Victoria Newland

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Speaker 9: Department State the entire time, and Burns has just continued

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Speaker 9: that the CIA always has to have Russia as a boogeyman,

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Speaker 9: because without Russia and a Russian threat, it doesn't really

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Speaker 9: have much reason to exist as huge as it is.

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Speaker 9: So I think Burns is an excellent choice. He's going

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Speaker 9: to have to be very careful though, He's going to

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Speaker 9: have to watch his back. I remember James Woolsey, who

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Speaker 9: I served under for two years. When he came out,

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Speaker 9: he said, although he was director of the CIA, they

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Speaker 9: didn't tell him anything, and that's what they do many times.

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Speaker 9: They insulate the director from operations they don't want the

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Speaker 9: director to know about. So he's got to be real

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Speaker 9: careful there. And secondly, the knives are going to be out.

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Speaker 9: These are career CIA officers, largely narcissistic. They don't believe

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Speaker 9: in democracy, even Mike Pompeio said that they don't believe

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Speaker 9: in the Constitution. They believe in the expansion of the CIA.

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Speaker 9: So he's going to have to be careful because the

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Speaker 9: knives are going to be out for him, and I

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Speaker 9: would recommend he appointed deputy director of the CI who's

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Speaker 9: from the outside, not from the inside. But he's going

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Speaker 9: to have one heck of a job beforeming that place,

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Speaker 9: and he's going to need the Trump administration to have

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Speaker 9: his back because he's up against the monster.

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Speaker 11: Without a question, you know.

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Speaker 10: And President Trump is getting right to work to set

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Speaker 10: our country back on track, signing numerous executive orders on

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Speaker 10: day one, and one of those orders, as we mentioned earlier,

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Speaker 10: was to revoke security clearances for fifty one INTEL officers

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Speaker 10: who discredited the Hunter Biden laptop story. One of them

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Speaker 10: was former CIA director John Brennan, who says that Trump's

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Speaker 10: decision was quote bizarre and the executive order misrepresented the facts.

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Speaker 10: Do you think President Trump made the right move here?

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Speaker 9: Somebody pinched me. I think I'm dreaming absolutely. This is

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Speaker 9: the first blow to the shadow government CI I've seen

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Speaker 9: in over twenty years. And what Brennan is leaving out

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Speaker 9: when he's whining about the Hunter Biden laptop, he's forgetting

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Speaker 9: that he was behind the Russia collusion hoax and it

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Speaker 9: was John Brennan that took false intelligence, leaked it to

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Speaker 9: the news media called it intelligence and started the whole

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Speaker 9: Russia collusion hoax ball rolling. That in itself is enough

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Speaker 9: for him to have his security clearance provoked, if not worse.

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Speaker 2: So I couldn't be happier.

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Speaker 9: This really gives me a lot of faith that Donald

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Speaker 9: Trump is really going to reform the CIA, the shadow

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Speaker 9: government as I call it many times. This is very encouraging.

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Speaker 9: And we have to understand also too that Booth, John

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Speaker 9: Brennan and James Clapper are a current CIA mockingbird in

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Speaker 9: that John Brennan is the analyst for MSNBC, James Clapper

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Speaker 9: is the analyst for CNN, and they both had direct

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Speaker 9: connections to the CIA while they were analysts information to

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Speaker 9: the American people. Well, they no longer have that connection

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Speaker 9: and that clearance. So I think this is fantastic.

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Speaker 5: Well, and I know that you do mention that quite

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Speaker 5: a bit in your book, which I want to ask

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Speaker 5: you about in a moment. But right before our show started,

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Speaker 5: Trump actually signed even more executive orders, this time to

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Speaker 5: release classified documents related to the jfk assassination that's expected

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Speaker 5: to come in the coming days here saying that it's

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Speaker 5: a great public interest. So what do you think that

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Speaker 5: we are expected to find out in these documents and

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Speaker 5: when do you think we'll see them?

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Speaker 9: Well, I guess I got to add some gravity here,

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Speaker 9: you know. Do you think that the CIA wants to

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Speaker 9: stage decou to kill a sitting president in conjunction with

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Speaker 9: the mafia and breaths LBJ. Do you think after they

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Speaker 9: committed that murder they're going to store away the files

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Speaker 9: in the CIA filed drawers.

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Speaker 2: For later review. No.

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Speaker 9: No, they destroyed those immediately and threatened everybody that was

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Speaker 9: involved immediately, and most of those people are now dead.

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Speaker 9: So the real files, the skeleton files, are probably not there. However,

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Speaker 9: a really astute intelligence analyst in the financial sector in

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Speaker 9: Japan was going through some old CI financial records and

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Speaker 9: found the CIA payroll payroll receipts to Oswald Lee Harvey.

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Speaker 9: Oswald was on the CI's payroll as an asset. That

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Speaker 9: and that was found just by mistake, proves that Oswald

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Speaker 9: was working with the CIA. Things like that. Little pieces

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Speaker 9: of the puzzle maybe will come out and what's left,

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Speaker 9: but I doubt it. You're member with mk Ultra. When

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Speaker 9: that was exposed during the Church Committee hearings, the CI

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Speaker 9: director then Richard Helms, destroyed ten thousand mk Ultra documents

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Speaker 9: before the hearings started. You can bet the CI destroyed

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Speaker 9: the documents of the JFK assassination. What we'll find when

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Speaker 9: it's released, we'll see, and I hope it should all

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Speaker 9: be released because this is a democracy under constitution and

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Speaker 9: people have a right to know everything. So it remains

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Speaker 9: that we see to be seen what will find.

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Speaker 10: But I mean, are you saying that there's really not

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Speaker 10: going to be the smoking gun we hope to find

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Speaker 10: in these documents that's going to point exactly what I

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Speaker 10: think you just contended, which is the CIA might have

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Speaker 10: been involved with Oswald to assassinate a living president.

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Speaker 11: I mean, is that not going to be spelled out?

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Speaker 11: Do you contend?

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Speaker 9: I think those documents have been destroyed long ago? Yeah, well, Sad,

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Speaker 9: I mean I hate to say that, but do you

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Speaker 9: think the CEEI is going to keep files on the

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Speaker 9: fact they murdered a president of the United States and

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Speaker 9: committed high treason? They're going to file it away at

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Speaker 9: a file cabinet down And no, no, they destroyed all

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Speaker 9: those files. It'll be interesting to see what's left, but

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Speaker 9: the real stuff is gone, just like mk Ultra all

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Speaker 9: ten thousand of those documents were destroyed. So the documents

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Speaker 9: in the JFK assassination which did involve the CIA, were

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Speaker 9: probably destroyed long ago. But let's see what's left. Maybe

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Speaker 9: we can find some pieces of the puzzle in those.

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Speaker 9: But I think it's wonderful that they're all being released,

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Speaker 9: and they all should be released.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, absolutely, Well, a little disappointing if there isn't going

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Speaker 5: to be any information that you could have been destroyed,

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Speaker 5: butefully this will work to restore trust, you know in

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Speaker 5: our three letter agencies. Now, Kevin, in your book, I

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Speaker 5: want to I want to talk about your book, Twilight

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Speaker 5: of the Shadow Government, How transparency will kill the Deep State.

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Speaker 5: You share your perspective on how the CIA has strayed

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Speaker 5: far from its original purpose, which of course is to

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Speaker 5: provide intelligence to the president. Tell us more about your

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Speaker 5: time in the agency and what you believe needs to

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Speaker 5: be exposed to the American people. Are you know after

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Speaker 5: we expose the JFK documents.

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Speaker 3: Are we done? What more needs to be brought to light?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: And the reason I wrote along with my courageous co

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Speaker 9: author Kent Hick and Lively, I wrote from the company

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Speaker 9: or excuse me, from the Company of the Shadows of

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Speaker 9: my first book, the CI tried to black out and

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Speaker 9: then I wrote Twilight of the Shadow Government, How transparency

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Speaker 9: woul kill the Deep State? And since the CI redacted

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Speaker 9: or blacked out unclassified information and from the Company's shadows

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Speaker 9: regarding criminal activity, I knew they were going to do

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Speaker 9: that the Twilight of the Shadow Government, So after letting

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Speaker 9: the CIA sit on it for three months, I went

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Speaker 9: ahead and published it without the CIA's approval. So there's

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Speaker 9: information in this book that the CI could not control,

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Speaker 9: cannot control now, and could not stop, a lot of

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Speaker 9: which reveals illegal covert programs the CI conducted and funded

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Speaker 9: them without Congress's knowledge by running drugs and arms. So

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Speaker 9: there's some explosive things in the book that otherwise wouldn't

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Speaker 9: have made it to the American people. And that was

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Speaker 9: the goal, that was the mission.

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Speaker 10: Well, in your book you discussed Project Mockingbird. That's a

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Speaker 10: big one, and how the CIA manipulated journalist and the media.

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Speaker 10: How prevalent has that been in recent years, and with

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Speaker 10: so many people switching to social and digital platforms to

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Speaker 10: get their news, do you think the American people finally

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Speaker 10: had their eyes open to the deception of the mainstream media.

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Speaker 2: Yes they do.

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Speaker 9: They're starting. And remember John Brennan was the analyst for MSNBC.

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Speaker 9: As I mentioned in James Clapper, the analyst for CNN,

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Speaker 9: talk about the CI mockingbird, you know, right in everybody's

639
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Speaker 9: faces and plane view, feeding information right from the top.

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Speaker 9: But Mockingbird is still alive and well today there's still

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Speaker 9: for example, the Washington Posts and New York Times and

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Speaker 9: others are stories by the CIA. And they even tried

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Speaker 9: this with Tucker Cross and threatened him with the rest

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Speaker 9: because he was publishing or talking about negative things to

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Speaker 9: the CIA. They're still threatening journalists, and they have a

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Speaker 9: kind of a quid pro quo with editors. You keep

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Speaker 9: reporting favorably on the CIA, and the CI will keep

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Speaker 9: giving you little tidbits to break stories. And we have

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Speaker 9: to think, when's the last time we saw an investigative

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Speaker 9: journalist with one of the major legacy medias do an

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Speaker 9: investigative report, a real one on the CIA? How about never?

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Speaker 9: Well there's a reason for that. Journalists are told that

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Speaker 9: their career is over. Remember Gary Webb who wound up

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Speaker 9: dead with two shots in the head, ruined his family,

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Speaker 9: his career and everything else. Most journalists don't want to

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Speaker 9: touch it, so the CI still controls the media, including Hollywood. Argo.

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Speaker 9: The movie Argo, the script was written in part by

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Speaker 9: the CIA, but made it look like the CI where

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Speaker 9: the heroes went in reality.

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Speaker 10: We st had more time with you, Kevin, but we

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Speaker 10: really appreciate you and all the enlighten you gave us today.

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Speaker 11: Thanks so much.

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Speaker 6: Thank me right back, Welcome back to your special report.

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Speaker 5: We want to take a look at some of the

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Speaker 5: top stories throughout the US right now. Over the last week,

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Speaker 5: senators have been busy questioning President Trump's nominees for key

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Speaker 5: cabinet positions, and Marco Rubio was the first to be

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Speaker 5: confirmed in his new role of Secretary of State this week.

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Speaker 5: He participated in a swearing in ceremony with Vice President JD.

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Speaker 3: Vance on Tuesday.

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Speaker 5: But today there's been some new developments that suggest that

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Speaker 5: Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, may be

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Speaker 5: losing some support among Republicans in the Senate. They had

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Speaker 5: a test vote today that was some breaking news. Right

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Speaker 5: before our show here on Real America's Voice, two Republicans,

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Speaker 5: Lisa Murkowski and the Senator from Maine Susan Collins. They

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Speaker 5: both vote against hag Seth. We know now that the

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Speaker 5: official confirmation vote is expected to be on Friday, so

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Speaker 5: we will be keeping a very close eye on that.

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Speaker 5: I want you to take a look at this lengthy

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Speaker 5: post on X Today from Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski, where

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Speaker 5: she was indicating that she would be voting against hag

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Speaker 5: Seth's nomination. She cited significant concerns about his past infidelity,

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Speaker 5: allegations of sexual assault, and claims of excessive drinking. Bo Michelle,

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Speaker 5: I do want to get your thoughts on this. How

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Speaker 5: did you guys think that Hegseth did while he was

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Speaker 5: being questioned by senators.

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Speaker 10: I thought he handled it with great fortitude, and I

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Speaker 10: think he was prepared. I just thought that this roadbump

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Speaker 10: was going to happen. I really kind of anticipated. You

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Speaker 10: look at what happened with Matt Gates withdrawing before he

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Speaker 10: even got there, he would have been obliterated.

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Speaker 11: I really think so.

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Speaker 10: But when you have these two Republicans and they are females, Michelle,

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Speaker 10: and they're also two Republicans who have bucked the system

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Speaker 10: a lot of times, I can't say I'm that surprised.

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Speaker 8: Well, it's ironic because they voted for Lloyd Austin, who

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Speaker 8: admitted that he had no regrets about the botched Afghanistan withdrawal,

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Speaker 8: which again that was American blood on the Biden administration's hands.

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Speaker 11: They voted for him.

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Speaker 8: However, this of course, they're still citing the concerns over

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Speaker 8: his past and his character. At the end of the day,

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Speaker 8: I as a woman, I will say this, playing devil's advocate,

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Speaker 8: I can understand the infidelity concerns, But similar to what

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Speaker 8: many people have said about President Trump of not asking

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Speaker 8: him to teach Sunday school. I'm sure you guys have

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Speaker 8: heard that quote before, is he qualified to do the job.

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Speaker 8: And at the end of the day, yes, he is

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Speaker 8: one hundred percent qualified to do this job. And all

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Speaker 8: you have to look at is his resume and his standing.

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Speaker 8: And I'll say this too, I mean he was drilled

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Speaker 8: during these hearings, he really was, and I thought he

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Speaker 8: handled it well as you would in that situation.

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Speaker 5: And something he continued to say is that those allegations

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Speaker 5: against him were simply a smear campaign.

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Speaker 3: That's what his lawyers were saying this week after Hex's ex.

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Speaker 5: Sister in law submitted a sworn AFFI David trying to

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Speaker 5: say that he was abusive to his ex.

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Speaker 8: Wife, and that came out that she was a bi

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Speaker 8: supported a huge Trump pater as well. It came out

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Speaker 8: actually that I believe it wasn't it the brother in

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Speaker 8: law it was.

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Speaker 5: It's very interesting to see all of this coming out

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Speaker 5: just kind of on the one yard line of that

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Speaker 5: confirmation vote that we're expecting to see that we know

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Speaker 5: now is going to happen on Friday. It might have

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Speaker 5: swayed these two female.

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Speaker 3: Republican senators to vote against him today. I guess we

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Speaker 3: shall see.

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Speaker 8: Well, I'll tell you what, primaries are going to be

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Speaker 8: very interesting and gentlemen, because the American people are not

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Speaker 8: going to forget that. And the goal ultimately is to

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Speaker 8: confirm Trump's picks, to confirm his agenda and.

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Speaker 3: Advance it forward.

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Speaker 8: And if that's not happening, they want to let people

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Speaker 8: who are going to do it. So I imagine she's

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Speaker 8: going to get primaried pretty soon here.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I think you're correct.

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Speaker 8: Well, speaking of promises made, promises kept, because ice rates

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Speaker 8: continue happening today all of our major cities.

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Speaker 11: I want you to take a listen to what one.

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Speaker 8: A legal Haitian gang member with oh seventeen convictions, had

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Speaker 8: to say as he was being arrested.

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Speaker 4: So you feel me, no pride, bro, thank Obama for

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Speaker 4: everything that he picked gold on.

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Speaker 3: All right.

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Speaker 8: I'm not sure if you heard that, but basically he

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Speaker 8: was cheering on Joe Biden. A lot of bleeps with

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Speaker 8: the profanity.

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Speaker 3: Guys.

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Speaker 8: This is just one arrest of many, and as jd

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Speaker 8: Vance and President Trump had said, they're going after criminals first.

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Speaker 8: Your reaction to all of this, Yeah.

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Speaker 5: It's you know, it's very similar to see because you

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Speaker 5: heard a lot of those chants, you know, pro Biden

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Speaker 5: chants of all the people that were coming in through

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Speaker 5: the southern border, this invasion that we've seen over the.

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Speaker 3: Past few years.

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Speaker 5: It's interesting to see that they still support him even

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Speaker 5: now that they're being deported.

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Speaker 10: And I think there's going to be a lot more

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Speaker 10: expletive thrown at President Trump, guys.

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Speaker 11: And you know what from you going here? Yeah, that's what. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: but because you know what he's going.

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Speaker 10: To say, Sorry, I told you so, I told you

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Speaker 10: what I was going to do, and I'm doing it.

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Speaker 10: So you know, too bad. You came to this country illegally.

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Speaker 10: You committed crime after crime after crime. You're endangering our citizens,

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Speaker 10: you're endangering our women.

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Speaker 11: You gotta go.

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Speaker 10: And I think that's why, exactly why Tom Holman is

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Speaker 10: doing exactly what he said he was going to.

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Speaker 11: Do, and he should absolutely.

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Speaker 5: I'm just impressed to see how quickly this is all

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Speaker 5: getting done. I know, we actually interviewed Tom Homan on

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Speaker 5: our show recently and said, you know, walk us through

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Speaker 5: what this is going to look like. At the time,

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Speaker 5: it seemed like they still had a lot of things

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Speaker 5: to work out.

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Speaker 3: But my gosh, on day one already starting the raids.

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Speaker 11: Yeah.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, And it's so interesting to me, Like you think

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Speaker 10: about the Hollywood Times Up movement times up guys, you know,

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Speaker 10: I mean, and it should be for these people. If

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Speaker 10: you come here and you commit these types of crimes,

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Speaker 10: you take advantage of our country, you take advantage of

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Speaker 10: everything that.

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Speaker 11: We have to offer.

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Speaker 10: Then you got to go, and you shouldn't have been

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Speaker 10: here to begin with. And I think that's why again

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Speaker 10: with you talked about promises made, promises kept. Those promises

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Speaker 10: are being kept. It's being put into action right now

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Speaker 10: as we speak.

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Speaker 8: Then, you know, guys, I saw a video this morning

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Speaker 8: of an underserved African American community actually turning in illegals

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Speaker 8: because they're sick of all the resources going to illegals

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Speaker 8: and not American citizens. So it's interesting how this is

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Speaker 8: all coming full exactly.

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Speaker 11: When Bruce Level said it. Effects sometimes are are impoverished.

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Speaker 8: Communities exactly well coming out. Cybersecurity expert Nate Kane joins

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Speaker 8: US to talk about cyber threats against the United States

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Speaker 8: and the job Cash Mattel has ahead of him back

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Speaker 8: in just a moment with more.

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Speaker 10: The IRS is the largest collection agency in the world

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Speaker 10: and it just stepped up enforcement for twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 10: If you owe back taxes or have unfiled returns, do

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Speaker 10: not wait for the IRS to come after you. Simply

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Speaker 10: avoiding your tax troubles is the worst thing you can do.

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Speaker 10: Getting ahead of this is the smart move. But never

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Speaker 10: never contact the IRS alone. Turn it over to the

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Speaker 10: team a Tax Network USA. Why because not all tax

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Speaker 10: resolution companies are the same.

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Speaker 5: Tax Network USA has a preferred direct line to the IRS.

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Speaker 5: This means that they know which agents to deal with

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Speaker 5: and which to avoid. Tax Network USA has proven strategies

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Speaker 5: that are designed to settle your tax problems in your favor,

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Speaker 5: whether you owe ten thousand or ten million dollars.

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Speaker 3: Their attorneys and.

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Speaker 5: Negotiators have resolved over one billion dollars in tax debt.

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Speaker 5: Talk with one of their strategists.

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Speaker 3: It's free. Stop the threatening.

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Speaker 5: Letters, stop looking over your shoulder, and put your irs

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Speaker 5: troubles behind you once and for all. Call one eight

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Speaker 10: Welcome on back to Special Report. Cybersecurity will undoubtedly be

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Speaker 10: a focus of this new Trump term, especially as our

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Speaker 10: adversaries aim to take an edge on the United States,

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Speaker 10: with China likely being a prime suspect with mysterious drones

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Speaker 10: on the East Coast, a spy balloon, and other ways

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Speaker 10: to infiltrate and hack into our grids. Cybersecurity is a necessity,

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Speaker 10: that's right.

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Speaker 5: Nate Kane is a military veteran and an expert in

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Speaker 5: cybersecurity for twenty seven years, and was even called on

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Speaker 5: as a cyber forensic expert in the first Trump term.

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Speaker 5: He now hosts The Raising Kine Show, and we welcome

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Speaker 5: him now to Special Report.

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Speaker 10: Thanks for being with us, Nate, thank you for having

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Speaker 10: me well, Nate, So you're a cybersecurity expert, and I

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Speaker 10: think we all want to know the reality of China's capabilities,

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Speaker 10: So tell us the depth of it and what we

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Speaker 10: should be concerned about.

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Speaker 14: Sure, So, China has a very very large military background,

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Speaker 14: with a lot of teams that are available to them,

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Speaker 14: and one of the things that they do that's kind

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Speaker 14: of unique is they have somewhat a level of autonomy

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Speaker 14: and that allows them to do things really without permission

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Speaker 14: from the Chinese government, and it is a it's a

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Speaker 14: real threat. It's something that I think we have to

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Speaker 14: be concerned about. One of the problems that we have

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Speaker 14: in our country is that our infrastructure, our IT infrastructure

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Speaker 14: in particular, really was put in place long before a

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Speaker 14: lot of the cyber threats existed that exist today. So

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Speaker 14: you have some places that actually you would not think

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Speaker 14: of that have much better IT infrastructure, places like Eastern Europe,

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Speaker 14: but they have very very advanced capabilities in terms of

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Speaker 14: high speed internet and that sort of thing. But we've

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Speaker 14: got a lot of old, antiquated equipment, and we also

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Speaker 14: have a lot of systems SKATA in particular in ICs

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Speaker 14: industrial controlled systems which were not developed with the intent

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Speaker 14: of being hooked up to the Internet, but they have

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Speaker 14: been hooked up so that things can be remotely monitored

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Speaker 14: and that sort of thing. And this has created all

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Speaker 14: kinds of new vectors for cybersecurity attacks, and so things

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Speaker 14: like our water treatment plants, are power grid, are food

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Speaker 14: manufacturing plants. Anything is game.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, and we've seen just time and time again China

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Speaker 5: trying to infiltrate our digital platforms. Definitely some cybersecurity concerns there,

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Speaker 5: So I want to get your thoughts on this. Everyone's

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Speaker 5: been talking about the future of TikTok recently. I understand

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Speaker 5: that the algorithm Bite Dance uses is what makes TikTok

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Speaker 5: so great, but it also involves sharing intel with the CCP.

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Speaker 5: I mean, all Chinese companies have to do this. They

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Speaker 5: have to share information with their government if they're required to.

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Speaker 3: So does that mean that it poses a national security threat?

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Speaker 3: What do you think I should happen with TikTok in

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Speaker 3: the United States?

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Speaker 14: I certainly do think that we do have to be

879
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Speaker 14: concerned about these things. In China, they have what's called

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Speaker 14: the Thousand Grains of Sand Intelligence operation, which basically the

881
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Speaker 14: government has made it a requirement for any company that

882
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Speaker 14: has ties to them, they are any Chinese national that

883
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Speaker 14: has ties to them has to collect intelligence for the

884
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Speaker 14: Chinese Communist Party. And one of the concerns that we

885
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Speaker 14: should think about is not just TikTok, but think about

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Speaker 14: You've got all of these h one B visas that

887
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Speaker 14: we've allowed people to come into this country and work

888
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Speaker 14: for places like Microsoft and Oracle and Amazon and Google.

889
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Speaker 14: And the fact is is you can go and look

890
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Speaker 14: and see how many of those people. There are some

891
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Speaker 14: reports that come out that show that quite a few

892
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Speaker 14: of them are at those companies that are from China,

893
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Speaker 14: that are actually Chinese nationals. When you think about the

894
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Speaker 14: fact that all of those technologies companies that I just named,

895
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Speaker 14: they have equipment that is in just about every federal

896
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Speaker 14: government building, that should be a concern to all of us.

897
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Speaker 14: And so I have concerns that we're not doing enough.

898
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Speaker 14: I think CISA, who has the responsibility for this, has

899
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Speaker 14: ultimately failed us. They've spent the majority of the last

900
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Speaker 14: four years focusing on disinformation campaigns and censorship rather than

901
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Speaker 14: focusing on what the charter of their purpose was really

902
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Speaker 14: meant to do, which was to look at our national

903
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Speaker 14: critical infrastructure and making sure to keep it safe.

904
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Speaker 10: Sounds to me, based on what you just said, that

905
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Speaker 10: TikTok is the least of our worries. I mean, not nothing,

906
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Speaker 10: but I mean it sounds like there's a lot more

907
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Speaker 10: at stake. Well, Kashpttel will be having his confirmation hearing

908
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Speaker 10: next week. He clearly has a tough job ahead with

909
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Speaker 10: the FBI. You've been an FBI whistleblower with respect to

910
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Speaker 10: retaliation and Hillary Clinton that the FBI was investigating. You

911
00:43:49,520 --> 00:43:52,160
Speaker 10: brought forth evidence, and you say that the FBI covered

912
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Speaker 10: it up.

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Speaker 11: Tell us what happened.

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Speaker 14: Sure, So in twenty seventeen twenty eighteen, I was working

915
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Speaker 14: at the FBI. I was a contractor information security and

916
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Speaker 14: my job was basically to architect, design, and set up

917
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Speaker 14: the vulnerability management systems across the FBI. I ended up

918
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Speaker 14: finding out that there was credible evidence that the FBI

919
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Speaker 14: had and I when I first heard a rumor that

920
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Speaker 14: they were going to cover it up, I didn't take

921
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Speaker 14: it too seriously, but I did look to see if

922
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Speaker 14: there was any evidence of that, and there was plenty

923
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Speaker 14: of evidence that they were investigating her on multiple crimes,

924
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Speaker 14: namely money laundering, public corruption, securities in exchange, fraud, and

925
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Speaker 14: terrorism financing. What ended up happening, though, was you'll remember

926
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Speaker 14: that speech that Comy came out and gave about her

927
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Speaker 14: email server, where he basically discussed all of the classified

928
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Speaker 14: documents that were on her email server that was a

929
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Speaker 14: private email server in her home. When he said that,

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Speaker 14: and he even mentioned that there were seven email chains

931
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Speaker 14: with special access programs, which typically these are programs that

932
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Speaker 14: are compartmentalized above top secret, and he said that there

933
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Speaker 14: was no reasonable prosecutor that would bring a case against her. Immediately,

934
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Speaker 14: That's when I knew that the rumors that they were

935
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Speaker 14: going to cover up her crimes were true, and so

936
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Speaker 14: I made a decision, a very difficult one, but I

937
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Speaker 14: carried it out in accordance with the law. I brought

938
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Speaker 14: documents out, and I brought them to the House Permanent

939
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Speaker 14: Select Committee on Intelligence and Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

940
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Speaker 14: through the dojig. In about four months after I completed

941
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Speaker 14: my disclosure, I was raided by the FBI and put

942
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Speaker 14: through quite an ordeal, including my kids and my family,

943
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Speaker 14: our reputation. They leaked our names. You know my name

944
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Speaker 14: to the press and you know it was just something

945
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Speaker 14: that should never have happened, And in fact, Chuck Rassley

946
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Speaker 14: had demanded answers from Director Ray and never got those answers.

947
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Speaker 5: Well, I'm so sorry to hear that that happened to you,

948
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Speaker 5: and I admire your bravery for speaking out on all

949
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Speaker 5: of this. How the mainstream media wasn't covering these cover

950
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Speaker 5: ups more is just absolutely beyond me. And hopefully Cash

951
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Speaker 5: Bettel will be able to clean house at the FBI.

952
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Speaker 3: But what is that going to look like?

953
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Speaker 5: How can we scrub the agency of agents that have

954
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Speaker 5: political motives that are willing to cover up important information

955
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Speaker 5: like this.

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Speaker 14: Well, you know, you can't necessarily go after people just

957
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Speaker 14: because they're Democrats or they're Republicans. You know, we want

958
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Speaker 14: to avoid that sort of thing. But one of the

959
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Speaker 14: things that I think Cash needs to do, and I

960
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Speaker 14: hope that he, you know, he will make this a priority,

961
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Speaker 14: is there are tools things like section seven oh two

962
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Speaker 14: of FIZA that have been abused multiple times by the FBI.

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Speaker 14: There were one hundreds of thousands of cases that were

964
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Speaker 14: brought forward by federal judges where they said that these

965
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Speaker 14: tools which are meant for foreign intelligence, not meant for

966
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Speaker 14: American citizens were used against American citizens illegally. That's deprivation

967
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Speaker 14: of rights under color of law. It is a felony,

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Speaker 14: And what I believe needs to happen is there need

969
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Speaker 14: to be consequences for those things. Most of those people

970
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Speaker 14: at the FBI who were using these tools illegally were

971
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Speaker 14: using them against people related to January sixth. They were

972
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Speaker 14: also using them though, against some people who were at

973
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Speaker 14: the George Floyd protest. So this is a bipartisan issue.

974
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Speaker 14: It's something that there's already federal law that exists, and

975
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Speaker 14: so he should be able to use this as a

976
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Speaker 14: means of being able to identify those people who are

977
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Speaker 14: abusing power. And I think that is a very good

978
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Speaker 14: place to start, and I hope that he will do

979
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Speaker 14: that because the IGS already know who these people are,

980
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Speaker 14: they've identified, the courts have already identified them, but nobody

981
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Speaker 14: has been brought to justice.

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Speaker 10: So in a broader sense, then, because you know the

983
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Speaker 10: deep state very very well, what will President Trump and

984
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Speaker 10: his cabinet have to do to do a full swamp

985
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Speaker 10: draining across the board, Because clearly it's not just the

986
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Speaker 10: FBI that may need it. Is this something you think

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Speaker 10: Pam Bondy can assist with.

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Speaker 14: Yes, it's absolutely necessary in fact, because and this was,

989
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Speaker 14: you know, really at the heart of the problem with

990
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Speaker 14: when Jim Comey went before you know, the press and

991
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Speaker 14: held that press conference in front of the Jagger Hoover

992
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Speaker 14: Building when he said that no reasonable prosecutor would bring

993
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Speaker 14: a case. That is not the FBI's job. It is

994
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Speaker 14: not the FBI's job or their purview to make determinations

995
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Speaker 14: for you know, whether or not somebody is going to

996
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Speaker 14: be indicted. That is the job of the DOJ. The

997
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Speaker 14: FBI's job is simply to investigate. And so it is

998
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Speaker 14: going to require Pam Bondy and the DOJ to make

999
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Speaker 14: determinations of who to indict and when to go after people.

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Speaker 14: And I hope that they will be prepared to do

1001
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Speaker 14: that because one of the biggest problems right now that exists,

1002
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Speaker 14: in my opinion in regards to the FBI and the

1003
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Speaker 14: DOJ is that nobody holds them accountable. They're above the law.

1004
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Speaker 14: If somebody, you know, pulls you out of your car

1005
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Speaker 14: and violate your rights, you know that's a state trooper

1006
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Speaker 14: or something, the FBI will go and arrest them for

1007
00:48:58,120 --> 00:49:00,360
Speaker 14: deprivation of rights. Under color of law. But when the

1008
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Speaker 14: FBI does it or the DOJ, you know, these US

1009
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Speaker 14: attorneys do it, who goes after them?

1010
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Speaker 10: No one, Yeah, exactly, And there's got to be accountability

1011
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Speaker 10: for that. So we can only hope that you know,

1012
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Speaker 10: between Cash Bettel, Pam Bondi, all the other higher ups,

1013
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Speaker 10: especially in this cabinet, that they can do something about it. Well, Nate,

1014
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Speaker 10: I want to thank you for being on Special Report

1015
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Speaker 10: sharing your story. We're very very sorry what happened to you,

1016
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Speaker 10: and hopefully stories like yours will bring major attention to this,

1017
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Speaker 10: especially since we've got a new four years and hopefully

1018
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Speaker 10: more swamp draining to do.

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Speaker 11: So thank you so much, Nate, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 10: And tomorrow we'll talk to former New York Mayor Rudy

1021
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Speaker 10: Giuliani about his legal fight that is costing him almost.

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Speaker 5: Everything, and Pastor Ben Graham joins us to talk about

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Speaker 5: his work with President Trump.

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Speaker 3: Oh you don't want to miss this show. It's going

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Speaker 3: to be a good one.

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Speaker 5: All of this and more is coming up on tomorrow

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Speaker 5: Special Report. Now, stay tuned for War Realm