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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: I will be ordering the cessation of sanctions against Syria

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Speaker 2: in order to give them a chance at Raapers.

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Speaker 3: We're extually honored to have you here. We're very excited,

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Speaker 3: very happy. It's a historic visit.

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Speaker 4: And I don't know if you.

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Speaker 3: Know that you're the first and are to president to

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Speaker 3: officiate as to visit cut out right, So we're very unasked,

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Speaker 3: we're very unhappy.

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Speaker 2: Well, I have to say that we've been friends for

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Speaker 2: a long time. Hard to believe, right, remember that first

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Speaker 2: meeting very well, and we've liked each other, and we've

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Speaker 2: worked with each other, and now we can work in

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Speaker 2: the highest capacity. It's been a very loyal, great beautiful friendship.

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Speaker 2: I've come this afternoon to talk about the bright future

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Speaker 2: of the Middle East, but first let me begin by

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Speaker 2: sharing the abundance of good news from a place called America.

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Speaker 2: In less than four months, our new administration has achieved

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Speaker 2: more than most other administrations accomplished in four years or

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Speaker 2: even eight years. We've actually done, for the most part more.

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Speaker 2: In addition to purchases of one hundred and forty two

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Speaker 2: billion dollars of American made military equipment by our great

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Speaker 2: sortie partners, the largest ever.

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Speaker 1: This week.

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Speaker 2: There are multi billion dollar commercial deals with Amazon, Oracle, AMD,

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Speaker 2: they're all here, Uber, Quailcom.

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Speaker 1: Johnson and Johnson, and many many more.

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Speaker 2: Many years we were taken advantage of by other.

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Speaker 5: Countries drug companies. It turned out that we were paying it.

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Speaker 5: Sometimes you saw it ten times more for the same drug,

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Speaker 5: same drug, same company, same plant where they.

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Speaker 2: Make it laboratory.

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Speaker 5: And it got to a point where I said, We're

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Speaker 5: not going to do this anymore.

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Speaker 2: After so many decades of conflict. Finally it is within

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Speaker 2: our grasp to reach the future that generations before us

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Speaker 2: could only dream about, a land of peace, safety, harmony, opportunity,

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Speaker 2: innovation and achievement.

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Speaker 1: Right here in the Middle East.

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Speaker 5: One of the things I think they could be most

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Speaker 5: exciting for us and also for China, is that we're

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Speaker 5: trying to open up China, because as you know, many

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Speaker 5: years ago, we opened up the USA. Now it's time

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Speaker 5: for China to open up.

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Speaker 1: And that's part of our.

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Speaker 2: Deal, and we're going to open up China at leaming

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Speaker 2: marvels of Rian and Abu Dhabi were not created by

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Speaker 2: the so called nation buildings and spend trillions and trillions

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Speaker 2: of dollars failing to develop a while Baghdad that the

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Speaker 2: birth of the modern Middle East has been brought by

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Speaker 2: the people of the region themselves.

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Speaker 6: The inflation was down, way down in the CPI report today,

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Speaker 6: and it was a year month April where we had

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Speaker 6: about twenty billion in tariffs. And the story that everybody's

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Speaker 6: been saying is all those tariffs are going to cause

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Speaker 6: prices to go way up.

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Speaker 2: And most importantly for the people in this room, the

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Speaker 2: days of economic misery under the last administration are rapidly

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Speaker 2: giving way to the greatest economy and the history of

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Speaker 2: the world.

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Speaker 1: We are rock in the.

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Speaker 2: United States is the hottest country with the exception of

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Speaker 2: your country. I have to say, right, I won't I'm

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Speaker 2: not going to take that on.

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Speaker 1: No, Mohammed, I'm not going to take that on. I

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Speaker 1: would that be a terrible thing.

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Speaker 2: I I've made that full statement, but I will not

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Speaker 2: do it. Your hotter, at least as long as I'm

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Speaker 2: up here. You're hot.

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Speaker 6: But tariff revenue was up at April, even though prices

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Speaker 6: were down, and so all of the things that people

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Speaker 6: were saying about Trump's policies that were hurtful are not

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Speaker 6: coming true because President Trup's right. He knows how to

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country, Welcome to the

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Speaker 10: Lots to cover today.

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Speaker 7: I am we are so blessed to be here in Phoenix, Arizona,

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Speaker 7: while President Trump is barnstorm in the Middle East because

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Speaker 7: I can analyze and watch everything that's happening here. I

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Speaker 7: can look at it and think about it. Because President

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump is on quite a pace right now. Understand,

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Speaker 7: President Donald Trump flew all the way through the night.

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Speaker 7: He flew from Washington, d C. To Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 10: He rested for.

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Speaker 7: Ninety minutes at the local Ritz hotel, got back into

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Speaker 7: the motorcade, went to the Saudi Palace, met with officials,

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Speaker 7: world leaders, every CEO on the planet is there in

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Speaker 7: Saudi Arabia. And then President Trump had to go give

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Speaker 7: a long speech in front of all these people and

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Speaker 7: then go do a royal dinner. All in one day.

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Speaker 7: It's basically a forty hour day. And honestly, President Trump

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Speaker 7: for him, that's nothing considering what he did during this

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Speaker 7: last election. What he did during that He did not

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Speaker 7: sleep the last three days during the last election, and

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Speaker 7: there were many days where he did not sleep at all.

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Speaker 10: And again the easy contrast.

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Speaker 7: But it's worthy to keep on mentioning and noticing the

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Speaker 7: last president could not do this.

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Speaker 10: When Joe Biden went.

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Speaker 7: To Saudi Arabia, he went and fistun bumped Muhammed bin

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Speaker 7: Salman and took a day and a half off before

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Speaker 7: the first meeting. You see, President Donald Trump is recalibrating

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Speaker 7: the world geopolitical order for the better. He's recalibrating the

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Speaker 7: Middle East to look to the west. As we mentioned yesterday,

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Speaker 7: those three countries UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, like them

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Speaker 7: or not like them. Understand Saudi Arabia was involved many

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Speaker 7: of them nine to eleven hijackers Qatar. A lot of

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Speaker 7: doing with Hamas and the palacey and authority. That's not

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Speaker 7: what this trip is about. This trip is about the

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Speaker 7: macro picture. Which way do we want these increasingly wealthy

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Speaker 7: and powerful kingdoms to point. Do we want them to

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Speaker 7: want them to point towards the Chinese Communist Party And

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Speaker 7: understand Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 7: He is being very smart and how he's sophisticating the

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Speaker 7: finances of Saudi Arabia. It's more than just oil, It's

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Speaker 7: more than just petroleum. They have a remarkably ambitious sovereign

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Speaker 7: wealth fund. They've invested in artificial intelligence tremendously. The Saudi

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Speaker 7: Investment Fund very successful, and they are now investing in America,

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Speaker 7: which we want. Donald Trump is going to come home

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Speaker 7: with trillions of dollars of investment two the United States

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Speaker 7: plants to our home country. But let's go a level deeper.

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Speaker 7: President Trump, by the way, just finished an amazing day

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Speaker 7: in Qatar, in Doha, where they announced they're going to

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Speaker 7: go buy nearly two hundred Boeing planes. Big deal for

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Speaker 7: American jobs. They're going to invest hundreds of billions of

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Speaker 7: dollars into America. But I want to analyze President Trump's

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Speaker 7: speech in Saudi Arabia. The typical speech that would be given.

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Speaker 7: If George W. Bush would have went there, or if

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Speaker 7: have been finger wagging. It would have been we are

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Speaker 7: here to go reorganize the Middle East to our liking. Now, look,

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Speaker 7: we've been very clear on this program. We're not a

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Speaker 7: fan of Mohammadism at all. We stand, for example, with

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Speaker 7: Israel against the barbarians that oppose civilization. But we also

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Speaker 7: know as a country we have limitations. We must have

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Speaker 7: the prudence to know that our own country has immediate

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Speaker 7: concerns and that going to the Middle East and shaming

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Speaker 7: We want the Middle East to be about investment and purpose.

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Speaker 7: For years, our leaders put America last, and in the

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Speaker 7: process they caused untold destruction the Middle East. Just ask

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Speaker 2: So many decades of conflict. Finally, it is within our

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Speaker 7: And let me also tell you the brilliance what President

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Speaker 7: You might say, the lefties, they're so short sighted. Oh,

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Speaker 7: Saudi Arabia is gonna be irrelevant because we're transitioning away

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Speaker 7: from petroleum to green energy. First of all, how are

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Speaker 7: you gonna have chat, GPT and quantum computing with solar panels?

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Speaker 7: Do you understand the remarkable amount of energy it takes

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Speaker 7: to run just a singular AI data center. One conversation

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Speaker 7: gonna be entering, but a level deeper than that. One

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Speaker 7: of the most important things, and President Trump knows this

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Speaker 7: is he's investing in the future, is that with the

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Speaker 7: Saudi's and the Kataris and the Emoradis. So you have

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Speaker 7: the Amir of Katar, you got Mohammed bin Salman, and

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Speaker 7: are monarchies. These are not democracies. These are monarchies. They'll

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Speaker 7: be led by the same men twenty thirty, maybe fifty

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Speaker 7: they could last a very long time, and some people say, oh, Charlie,

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Speaker 7: we shouldn't be cozying up to all these people. Time out.

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Speaker 7: What we want them to do is to grow closer

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Speaker 7: The Trump doctrine and by the way, I did write

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 15: Terrence Bates. President Trump is on the second leg of

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Speaker 7: To you reciprocity, So you know there's some reciprocal here.

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Speaker 7: So you had a really powerful newsletter this morning. I

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Speaker 7: want to read from it because I thought it was

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Speaker 7: beautifully written. Trump's Tuesday speech in Saudi Arabia, you wrote

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Speaker 7: in your newsletter, which shockingly gets almost zero coverage in

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Speaker 7: the American media, was one for the ages, with some

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Speaker 7: observers not unreasonably calling it extraordinary and some support us

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Speaker 10: It warrants your time to watch it in full.

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Speaker 7: If you have not to understand Trump's unusual and distinctive worldview,

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Speaker 7: mark why was it so unusual, distinctive, and arguably extraordinary.

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Speaker 17: President Trump has a different attitude about national security, foreign policy,

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Speaker 17: in America's role in the world than the establishment presidents

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Speaker 17: But it's distinctive and it matches the aspirations of his movement,

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Speaker 17: that I call it as a bumper sticker. I call it,

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Speaker 17: speak loudly and carry a small stick, but a stick

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Speaker 17: that you'll use effectively. He doesn't want, he doesn't want

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Speaker 17: foreign entanglements, and he's you know, unlike his predecessors and

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Speaker 11: And the MAGA movement.

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Speaker 17: You know, they don't want to They want America to

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Speaker 17: They don't want unwinnable entry to unwinnable conflicts, and they

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Speaker 17: at the speech yesterday as the kind of the Middle

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Speaker 17: East equivalent of the landmark speech Vice President Vance gave

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Speaker 17: choices or choices that offend some people. And that's not

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Speaker 7: And so you I'm sure you get this question a lot,

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Speaker 7: Is that just typical? We hate Trump media bias. We

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Speaker 11: Yeah, we talked about that on two Way this morning.

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Speaker 17: Because I'll pat myself in the back. I'm a very

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Speaker 7: It will or thinks so interesting. I wouldn't always the case.

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Speaker 11: The time zones are the time zones are different. Right.

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Speaker 17: The American people, it's quite clear, just aren't as interested

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Speaker 11: They don't see the relevance of it.

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Speaker 17: So we get all caught up in the photo ops

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Speaker 17: and who's in the room. I thought that the photo

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Speaker 17: don't care, so that's part of it. There's hostility to

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Speaker 17: covering anything that's favorable to Donald Trump, and I think

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Speaker 17: the trip's going well so.

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Speaker 11: Far, but I'm baffled.

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Speaker 17: I raised the question with my colleague Jean and Dan

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Speaker 17: the Wall Street Journal. I thought they'd do a lot

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Speaker 17: of quoting of experts about what this means. But it

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Speaker 17: was cricket. Same on most of cable TV, most of

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Speaker 17: adequately explain it, although I will say this, it was

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Speaker 17: filled with news. It was filled with insight into how

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Speaker 17: President Trump sees the world, and I think for some

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Speaker 7: So yeah, but there's something more macro going on here

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Speaker 7: where President Trump is trying to recalibrate how America operates

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Speaker 7: in this region and he made no qualms about criticizing

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Speaker 7: second element of your wonderful newsletter that I want to

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Speaker 7: highlight that all within a span of like forty eight hours,

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Speaker 7: President Donald Trump criticizes neo conservatism, which is just like

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Speaker 7: reckless warmongering, while also domestically signing a Favored Nations clause

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Speaker 7: for prescription drugs. This is not a Republican like we've

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Speaker 7: ever seen before. Kind of get us into the psychology

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Speaker 7: of the people around Trump, what's driving some of these decisions,

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Speaker 7: the worldview behind it, and just also if the media

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Speaker 7: even cared to just cover the profundity of it all.

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Speaker 7: I've never seen anything like this before.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, you know.

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Speaker 17: I think the main way to think about it is

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Speaker 17: if you said to Donald Trump, it's never been done

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Speaker 17: like that before, or Republicans have never done this before,

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Speaker 17: He'll say, great, not not the way some of these

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Speaker 17: I'll say it was true in the Clinton White House too.

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Speaker 17: They had the same when they came in. Originally they

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Speaker 17: White House press Corps and I was new to the

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Speaker 17: it's never been done like this, and the Clinton people

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Speaker 17: would say, good, good. And that's the attitude this administration has,

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Speaker 17: maybe even more so than in the first term, because

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Speaker 17: the hourglass are going by fast.

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Speaker 11: I think that.

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Speaker 17: This is arguably the biggest mistake the media makes about

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Speaker 17: covering Donald Trump, because they're constantly characterizing the things he's

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Speaker 17: for as red meat for the extreme magabase. He's generally

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Speaker 17: for popular things, and there's nothing wrong with that. In fact,

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Speaker 17: you could argue that's what presidents and people in public

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Speaker 17: office should be. Presidents in the past have known the

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Speaker 17: American people think they pay way too much for prescription drugs,

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Speaker 17: sometimes a shocking price tag, but always higher than people

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Speaker 17: pay in other countries. And so President Trump, again the

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Speaker 17: details are not fletched out. It may not work, but

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Speaker 17: President Trump has had the courage, unlike his predecessors, to

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Speaker 17: say to big Pharma, sorry, times up. Times up for

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Speaker 17: you to charge Americans way more than anybody else, Times

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Speaker 17: up for you to use lobbying and campaign donations and

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Speaker 17: negative ads to intimidate politicians. If this were Barack Obama,

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Speaker 17: that story would have been covered like he was a hero,

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Speaker 17: and it was. But it's dramatic change. Same with the

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Speaker 17: Middle East. You know, Donald Trump is not afraid to

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Speaker 17: do new things, and he's not afraid to do things

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Speaker 17: and then change his mind again. The press and his

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Speaker 17: detractors characterized that as chaos and backing down and weakness

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Speaker 17: or lack of focus or planning. Donald Trump's fine to

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Speaker 17: say on Monday, you know what, I'm going to build

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Speaker 17: lemonade stands on every block. Every block is going to

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Speaker 17: have a lemonade stand built by the federal government. And

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Speaker 17: then he's fine to on Friday they say, yeah, you know,

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Speaker 17: we're not going to build lemonade stands because something's happened

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Speaker 17: in the interim that's made him say we don't need

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Speaker 17: lemonade stands built on every block by the government. He's

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Speaker 17: fine with that, and he and his people they don't

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Speaker 17: care if the press theater criticisms that and says, oh

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Speaker 17: my god, what a disaster this is.

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Speaker 7: The trip will continue then through Qatar to United air Emirates.

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Speaker 7: You said something, I'm very smart where Trump has things

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Speaker 7: baked in and wins that we're ready to go based

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Speaker 7: on your reporting and your sourcing. Have we seen the

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Speaker 7: entirety of the baked and wins? And what are you

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Speaker 7: hearing about? A potential detoured is gunbul right?

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Speaker 17: So on every president when you do it, when you

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Speaker 17: plan a foreign trip, you have what are called deliverables,

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Speaker 17: which are negotiated by the staff in advance because you

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Speaker 17: don't want to make it up on the fly and

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Speaker 17: you want to be able to say it was worth

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Speaker 17: the taxpayer's money, it's worth the president's time to go

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Speaker 17: on this trip because we've got these things. Most of

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Speaker 17: the deliverables we know are coming, and some have already

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Speaker 17: come from Saudi are investment commitments. Now, they're a little

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Speaker 17: nebulous to say what counts as an investment, and we've

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Speaker 17: seen in the past, particularly from this region, folks making

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Speaker 17: commitments that don't come through it that is legitimate. You're right, yeah,

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Speaker 17: So there'll be some of that and some of it

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Speaker 17: we'll be able to tell with a trained high's more

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Speaker 17: real than others.

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Speaker 11: But there are other rumors.

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Speaker 17: My prediction based just on body languages, maybe we'll see

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Speaker 17: Abraham accord to, Maybe we'll see a piece deal of

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Speaker 17: some sort between Saudi Arabia and Israel, even though the

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Speaker 17: President's not currently planning to go to Israel. So I

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Speaker 17: would be surprised if there weren't some additional deliverable that

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Speaker 17: is that is out of the blue, because Donald Trump

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Speaker 17: is a showman and he knows he needs to feed

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Speaker 17: the beast every day with some something interesting, and we've

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Speaker 17: seen that so far in the first day in Saudi.

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Speaker 11: We'll see what comes in terms of going to Turkey.

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Speaker 17: If Putin really goes, and I don't think he will,

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Speaker 17: and you know, we're twenty four hours away here or less.

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Speaker 17: But if Putin went, I think the President would be

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Speaker 17: tempted to go, and the Secret Service would find it

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Speaker 17: crazy and nuts, but to go.

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Speaker 10: He'll say, come on, but yeah.

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Speaker 17: But if Putin doesn't go, and I get out my senses,

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Speaker 17: Putin won't go. You know, he sent Secretary of Rubio

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Speaker 17: and some other senior officials. I think that'll be sufficient.

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Speaker 17: It does whether Putin goes or not. The drift of

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Speaker 17: this of the last ten days has been Putin is

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Speaker 17: the obstacle more than Celenzoski. And so the President's going

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Speaker 17: to have to figure out if Putin doesn't go with

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Speaker 17: Zelenski saying he'd go and the President urging that talks

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Speaker 17: to take place, even though they to get that, they

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Speaker 17: had to drop the precondition of a ceasefire before talks,

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Speaker 17: which is what what Zelenski has wanted. The US and

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Speaker 17: Europe have been supportive of. I think they we're going

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Speaker 17: to finally reach maybe not the last moment of truth,

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Speaker 17: but a pretty significant one where the President's going to

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Speaker 17: have to say Putin doesn't really seem to want to

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Speaker 17: actually end the war. Okay, if that's the case, if

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Speaker 17: we've reached that conclusion, what are our options? And the

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Speaker 17: options aren't great, But that's when the president will have

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Speaker 17: to say, and are we walking away or doing something?

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Speaker 7: Well, that's it, and just one minute remaining, Mark, and

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Speaker 7: thank you for your time on this, which is I

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Speaker 7: think Putin is playing the domestic American political card because

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Speaker 7: I think he knows that the appetite for more American

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Speaker 7: funding for the war is at zero. So I think

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Speaker 7: that's his ace in the hole. Would you agree with

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Speaker 7: that analysis.

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Speaker 17: I agree that he had reason to think that that's

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Speaker 17: where public opinion is, that's where the president has been.

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Speaker 11: But it's going to be a moment of truth.

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Speaker 17: Now, as you know, in the last couple of weeks,

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Speaker 17: the US has sent some additional military capability to Ukraine.

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Speaker 17: The Europeans might step in, and Putin might be surprised

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Speaker 17: that if Americans won't do it, the Europeans will.

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Speaker 11: So I think it's complicated.

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Speaker 17: But sanctions seem like a possibility, and maybe a combination

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Speaker 17: of sanctions and European military aid might might be used

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Speaker 17: to try to create a different condition. But there's no

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Speaker 17: doubt that the thing about Putin and she and net

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Speaker 17: But for the purpose of my what I'm about to say,

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Speaker 17: they now how to leverage the limits on any present,

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Speaker 7: That's right, stay right there, Mark, we have you for

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Speaker 7: Mark Alprin. Okay, Mark, So, do you think there's any

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Speaker 7: chance that the Republican Congress is going to agree to

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Speaker 7: raise taxes on the wealthy from thirty seven percent to

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Speaker 7: forty percent? It's in Trump's budget proposal? Mark, what's going

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Speaker 7: on here?

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Speaker 17: Well, this is another thing that would be brilliant politics.

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Speaker 17: I think Steve Bannon thinks would be brilliant politics. He

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Speaker 17: tried to get Trump to do this in the first

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Speaker 17: term New Gingrich, who's also very smart and very influential

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Speaker 17: with the President, thinks it's a horrible idea, and Mostublicans

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Speaker 17: in Congress do.

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Speaker 11: So I don't think it'll happen.

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Speaker 18: You know.

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Speaker 11: My view is an analyst.

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Speaker 17: I'm not advocating either way, but as an analyst, there's

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Speaker 17: nothing magical about what the top rate should be, right,

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Speaker 17: what anybody's rate should do, whatever income bracket you're in.

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Speaker 17: So I get the Republicans kind of have a biblical

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Speaker 17: opposition to anybody's taxes ever going up. But there's two

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Speaker 17: strong arguments for it. One is it takes away the

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Speaker 17: Democrat's main argument, which Pole suggests has some effectiveness, that

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Speaker 17: the Republicans are trying to cut taxes for the wealthiest

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Speaker 17: to pay for you know, and to pay for cutting

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Speaker 17: but cutting sorry, cutting social programs to pay for tax

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Speaker 17: cuts for the wealthiest.

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Speaker 11: And second, it makes.

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Speaker 17: The math addup a lot easier for Republicans to come

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Speaker 17: in under the necessary budget of restraints to try to

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Speaker 17: do some deficit and debt reduction.

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Speaker 11: So I think the.

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Speaker 17: Stronger argument on the politics and the substance is to

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Speaker 17: is to let the top rate for the wealthiest rise,

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Speaker 17: but there's there's a lot of opposition to it. So

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Speaker 17: we've seen the President take pretty much every position for it,

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Speaker 17: against it, and then open to it if Republicans want

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Speaker 17: to do it, and that was his last public comment.

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Speaker 17: I don't think it's going to happen, but again I

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Speaker 17: agree with Steve Bannon, the politics of it seem obvious

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Speaker 17: to me. We're about to enter into major reconciliation negotiation mode.

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Speaker 17: You've covered these many times, what the President has now

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Speaker 17: put forward his official budget requests. There's going to be

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Speaker 17: all sorts of reconciliation meetings. What is a timeline you

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Speaker 17: think we can expect and what are one or two

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Speaker 17: elements of this reconciliation debate that you think the media

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Speaker 17: is missing that you have your eye on. Well, you

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Speaker 17: know this is boring to most people. It does affect

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Speaker 17: everybody's taxes and what the government will spend money on.

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Speaker 17: So it's important, but the process of it is not

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Speaker 17: that great. I will say, as an aside, one of

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Speaker 17: the I think undercovered brilliant Trump branding things is calling

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Speaker 17: it one big beautiful bill, because I think for most

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Speaker 17: people that seems more understandable than reconciliation. So I'd say

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Speaker 17: to delve a little bit into the process. Congress never

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Speaker 17: acts unless it absolutely has to, and sometimes not even then,

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Speaker 17: they need what's called a forcing mechanism. And we're still

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Speaker 17: waiting to find out exactly when the government will run

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Speaker 17: out of money where the dead sea lining has to

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Speaker 17: be raised. Another boring process thing, but one that's super powerful,

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Speaker 17: and I think an undercovered portion is the President and

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Speaker 17: the Speaker and the Senate leader have gotten their members

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Speaker 17: of Congress to agree Republicans are going to raise a

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Speaker 17: dead ceiling without getting Democratic votes because Democrats won't vote

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Speaker 17: for this big, beautiful bill as reconciliation bill. So that's

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Speaker 17: one thing is when is that deadline? Because until we

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Speaker 17: have that deadline, everybody's going to want to continue to

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Speaker 17: negotiate and bargain. And then second is you have to

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Speaker 17: please everybody. And there's some people like people who want

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Speaker 17: the so called Salt Satan local tax deduction changed, who

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Speaker 17: say they're absolutely not going to vote for it unless

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Speaker 17: they get exactly what they want. At some point, the

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Speaker 17: Speaker of the President and the Senate leader need to

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Speaker 17: get in a room with these folks or on the

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Speaker 17: phone with them and say this is as good as

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Speaker 17: it gets. We have slim majorities in both chambers. You

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Speaker 17: have to vote for it. So I think the question

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Speaker 17: is who are the hold auds who aren't going to

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Speaker 17: listen and you know at the front what they want

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Speaker 17: to be the final moment to that argument and really

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Speaker 17: are willing to take the country and the party over

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Speaker 17: a cliff. There are some going to be like that,

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Speaker 17: and we just don't know who those are yet. So

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Speaker 17: those are two things I'm watching. Is when's the actual deadline?

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Speaker 17: And which one which people amongst the thirty or so

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Speaker 17: in both chambers who say they are holdouts unless they

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Speaker 17: get exactly what they want, which ones actually have you know,

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Speaker 17: a part in the metaphor suicide vests strapped to their

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Speaker 7: And closing here about a minute remaining. You are constantly

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Speaker 7: looking to see if the political gravity will apply to

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Speaker 7: President Trump. What one or two things are you keeping

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Speaker 7: your eye on that might, let's just say, make this

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Speaker 7: anti gravity machine known as the Trump decade long political

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Speaker 7: movement come back.

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Speaker 11: Down to earth.

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Speaker 17: Well next year would be the midterms, and whether he

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Speaker 17: can keep the majorities probably can keep the Senate. And

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Speaker 17: I'm more bullish on the House that a lot of people,

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Speaker 17: including some people in the White House, who are very

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Speaker 17: worried about using the majority there, and of course losing

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Speaker 17: the majority is everything because we're Democrats with the gavel

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Speaker 17: can do investigations and impeachment, etc. I think in the

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Speaker 17: shorter term, before November of twenty six, two things I'm watching.

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Speaker 17: One is can he can he not be hampered by

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Speaker 17: the Supreme Court. We still don't have any decisive decisions,

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Speaker 17: but a lot of the stuff he's doing now very dramatic,

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Speaker 17: very change oriented. The Supreme Court could strike it down

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Speaker 17: and that could be any range of things, and the

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Speaker 17: other courts too, but mostly the Supreme Court. So what

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Speaker 17: are the courts going to do? And then the other

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Speaker 17: thing is is passing this big bill. If this big

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Speaker 17: bill passes, it's a massive accomplishment.

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Speaker 11: It achieves a lot of.

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Speaker 17: The presidents domestic agenda, and you have to think about

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Speaker 17: the alternative. Although I do think it's likely to pass,

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Speaker 17: almost certain to pass, because failure is not an option politically.

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Speaker 17: If it does fail and they can't revive it, if

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Speaker 11: That's a big crisis for the president.

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Speaker 7: Mark Alpern is the editor in chief of Two Way

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Speaker 7: and host of Next Up on the Megan Kelly Network.

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Speaker 7: I'll be a guest on that program tomorrow, so check

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Speaker 7: it out.

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Speaker 10: Mark, thanks so much. Email us Freedom at Treliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 10: Second ho, we're coming up.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 15: Terrence Bates. President Trump is making headlines for his meeting

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Speaker 15: with Syrian President Ahmed al Sharrah. The two men in

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Speaker 15: left for Cutter. Press Secretary of Caroline Levitt says mister

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Speaker 15: Trump urged Al Sharrah to diplomatically recognize Israel. He also

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Speaker 15: encouraged him to quote tell all foreign terrorists to leave Syria.

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Speaker 15: Other challenges to Syria's new regime will be to help

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Speaker 2: Did you find the Syrian president right right? I think

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Speaker 2: we're a good young, attractive guy, tough guy, you know,

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Speaker 1: He's got a real shot at pulling it together.

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Speaker 15: Another stipulation is that Syria assume responsibility for over a

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Speaker 15: dozen detention centers that are holding some nine thousand suspected

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Speaker 15: ISIS members. Those prisons in question are run by US

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Speaker 15: backed and Kurdish led forces. Last month, those groups agreed

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Speaker 1: By the end of this year.

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Speaker 15: President Trump is preparing for a state dinner and Cutter

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Speaker 15: right now. He immediately got down to business after landing

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Speaker 16: I think after signing these documents, we are going to

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Speaker 16: I just wanted to thank you, mister President Against for

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much, sir, well, thank you very much.

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Speaker 2: And this has been a very interesting couple of hours.

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Speaker 7: Okay, everybody, welcome back, email us as always freedom At

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Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk dot com. You have a very special guest

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Speaker 7: bitcoin dot com. Very very important topic here, which is

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Speaker 7: the what is happening in South Africa is now impacting America.

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Speaker 7: We covered it extensively. We have a great guest here

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Speaker 7: who is the author of the book Kill the Bore,

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Speaker 7: and it is Ernest Roots, also the director of the

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Speaker 7: Pioneer Initiative and he comes to us live from South Africa.

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Speaker 10: Earnt. Great to meet you, Thank you for taking the time.

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Speaker 18: Well, Charlie, great to meet you too, and it's great

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Speaker 18: to be on this show. And thank you very much

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Speaker 18: for talking about this and for having me on the show.

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Speaker 18: Good to speak to you here from Pretoria.

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Speaker 13: South Africa.

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Speaker 7: So for our American audience that is largely initiated with

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Speaker 7: this topic, tell us about your book Kill the Boar,

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Speaker 7: and tell us about what is actually happening on the

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Speaker 7: ground in South Africa.

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Speaker 13: So the book is entitled Kill the Boor.

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Speaker 18: It was published in twenty eighteen, and the title was

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Speaker 18: chosen because that is also the title of a very

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Speaker 18: famous political chant in So Africa that I'm sure you've

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Speaker 18: seen and your viewers has seen that is becoming increasingly popular.

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Speaker 13: A chant. It's not a song. It's a chant of.

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Speaker 18: Which the lyrics are kill the boer, kill the farmers,

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Speaker 18: shoot to kill, kill a man. And the word bour,

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Speaker 18: of course refers to the africaner people. So it's an

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Speaker 18: ethnic or cultural community that is targeted. And the book

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Speaker 18: is well, it took me three years to write. It's

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Speaker 18: very extensively researched and the main argument, if I can summarize,

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Speaker 18: is that farm attacks. There are many problems crime phenomena

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Speaker 18: in South Africa, but the farm killings are very unique

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Speaker 18: for a variety of reasons. The one is the extreme

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Speaker 18: disproportionate rate at which farmers are being attacked and killed

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Speaker 18: in South Africa. The second is the extreme levels of brutality.

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Speaker 18: The worst torture is imaginable happening during these farm attacks.

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Speaker 13: I can tell you about that if you want.

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Speaker 18: The third is the unique role that farmers have to

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Speaker 18: play in South Africa in terms of providing food for

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Speaker 18: the nation, but also in terms of being employers and

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Speaker 18: employing people and so forth. And then the fourth reason

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Speaker 18: is just the fact that a crime phenomenon such as

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Speaker 18: this deserves a unique counter strategy because the farmers are

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Speaker 18: far away from police stations and so forth. But on

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Speaker 18: top of this, what we have is not just a

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Speaker 18: disproportionate and an extremely brutal crime, We have a crime

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Speaker 18: phenomenon here that is actively encouraged and romanticized by some

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Speaker 18: of the most senior and influential politicians in South Africa

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Speaker 18: chanting kill the burr from public platforms, then being protected

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Speaker 18: by the Constitutional Court, which is you could say, the

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Speaker 18: the President who publicly denies that this problem is happening.

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Speaker 13: And then on top of that we have now.

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Speaker 18: This threat to property rights, with the ruling party, the

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Speaker 18: A and C, openly saying that they want to take

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Speaker 18: or confiscate property that belongs to white people and redistribute it.

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Speaker 13: And then they call this EWC expropriation without compensation.

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Speaker 18: And then they would try to convince us that that

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Speaker 18: targeting property rights and destroying the free market would somehow

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Speaker 18: be good for the economy as it would lead to

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Speaker 18: what they call black empowerment, which is just or transformation,

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Speaker 18: that's the other term, which is just the South African

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Speaker 18: term for DEI as we know it.

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Speaker 7: I want to play that piece of tape as you mentioned,

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Speaker 7: so before I play it very quickly of them channing

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Speaker 7: kill the boar? Is this chanted on a regular basis?

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Speaker 7: Was this a one off piece of tape? And is

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Speaker 7: this kind of become a pseudo motto or mantra of

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Speaker 7: a political party? Before I play the tape, please answer

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Speaker 7: that question.

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Speaker 13: Yes, it has become a regular thing.

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Speaker 18: It was a time when it wasn't chanted that often,

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Speaker 18: and now it has become a new way of you

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Speaker 18: might say, targeting the bus and poking fun at the bus.

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Speaker 10: Around at.

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Speaker 7: Let's play cut two sixty of a large political party

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Speaker 7: in South Africa chanting kill the boar play cut two sixty.

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Speaker 7: So explain and to our audience what we were watching there.

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Speaker 18: So that is a political rally by a party called

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Speaker 18: the ironically called the Economic Freedom Fartist economic freedom Fighters,

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Speaker 18: proclaiming to fight for for economic freedom, when of course

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Speaker 18: it's nothing but a communist movement, very much philosophically influenced

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Speaker 18: by France for None and his justification of violence. And

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Speaker 18: this party is ideologically very much aligned with the ruling

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Speaker 18: party in South Africa, very close to them, even though

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Speaker 18: they are competing for votes. And this is what we

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Speaker 18: see here is a political chant that is always or

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Speaker 18: almost always, it follows on a political speech during which

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Speaker 18: the politicians speaking would speak about how, for example, and

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Speaker 18: this is a direct quote, all white people are criminals

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Speaker 18: and should be treated as such, and statements such as

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Speaker 18: if you see a beautiful piece.

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Speaker 13: Of land, go and take it.

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Speaker 18: It is yours, and statements such as we are going

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Speaker 18: to slip the three of whiteness.

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Speaker 13: And I could just keep on mentioning examples.

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Speaker 18: So it's this very provocative speech followed by the chanting

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Speaker 18: of kill debour.

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Speaker 7: So then has that happened beyond the chanting beyond the rhetoric,

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Speaker 7: what has materially happened, Who has lost their life, who

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Speaker 7: has lost their property as a result of this outrageous

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Speaker 7: rallying cry and rhetoric.

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Speaker 18: Well, let me firstly say the counter argument to concerns

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Speaker 18: about farm attacks is always yes, but there are other

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Speaker 18: crimes also in South Africa, gang related violence and so forth.

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Speaker 13: And that is true. But what we have with the farmers.

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Speaker 18: Being targeted in South Africa and killed is a complete

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Speaker 18: disproportionate targeting of this section of society.

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Speaker 13: Because remember, there are very few farmers.

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Speaker 18: There are about thirty thousand commercial farmers in South Africa

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Speaker 18: who are now being targeted, not just attacked and killed,

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Speaker 18: but as I mentioned, very brutally tortured in some cases

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Speaker 18: tortured for hours during these attacks.

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Speaker 13: And what we also find in some of these attacks

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Speaker 13: are the.

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Speaker 18: Attackers chanting political slogans such as kill the bour while

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Speaker 18: they torture their victims, making political statements, referencing certain politicians,

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Speaker 18: making some racist commentary and so forth. And in one

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Speaker 18: of the worst cases, it was an elderly two elderly women,

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Speaker 18: a mother and her daughter, who were both elderly, who

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Speaker 18: were severely tortured and killed on a farm and the

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Speaker 18: attackers actually went as far as taking the blood of

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Speaker 18: the victims and writing the words kill the bour on

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Speaker 18: a farmhouse. So it's really really alarming, and it's particularly

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Speaker 18: alarming to see the extent to which the media is

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Speaker 18: trying to downplay this.

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Speaker 7: So yeah, not just the media downplaying it, but this

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Speaker 7: seems to be the opposite. They're saying that this isn't happening,

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Speaker 7: that this doesn't exist for our audience that is unfamiliar

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Speaker 7: with South Africa. This is your home, correct, this is

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Speaker 7: where you were raised, your ancestrally Dutch, I imagine if

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Speaker 7: I'm not mistaken, right and so, but they're trying to

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Speaker 7: drive you out of this country saying it's not yours.

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Speaker 7: What is your personal response to that contention.

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Speaker 18: Yes, so we have been here since sixteen fifty two,

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Speaker 18: which is three hundred almost four hundred years ago. My

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Speaker 18: family has been the first roots of whom I directly

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Speaker 18: descent were lived at the time of George Washington. He

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Speaker 18: was a little bit older than George Washington, and that's

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Speaker 18: when he came to South Africa from Europe. The Africana

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Speaker 18: people descent from the predominantly from the Dutch, the French

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Speaker 18: and the Germans who came to South Africa during the

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Speaker 18: sixteen and seventeen hundreds. We became a people in South Africa.

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Speaker 18: We have our own language which we named after the continent. Afrikaans,

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Speaker 18: we called our own We named ourselves after the continent.

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Speaker 18: We are the Africaners. We have a very unique, very

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Speaker 18: rich history. We have our own culture that we developed

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Speaker 18: here in the southern tip of the African continent. Civilizationally speaking,

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Speaker 18: you could say we are waste inness and we're very

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Speaker 18: proud of our waste in heritage. And we're actually the

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Speaker 18: last waste and outpost on the African continent. And we're

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Speaker 18: very proud to be in Africa and to have remained

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Speaker 18: in Africa. And we are certainly committed to a future

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Speaker 18: here in the African continent. We are ancestors have faced

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Speaker 18: many existential crises over the centuries.

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Speaker 7: I want to keep you for another segment in just

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Speaker 11: Thank you well.

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Speaker 7: Welcome back, everybody. Email us as always, Freedom at Charlie

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Speaker 7: Kirk dot com. Ernst Roots continues with us. So let

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Speaker 7: me ask you, author of Killdebore. Everyone should check it out.

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Speaker 7: This is getting largely ignored by Western media. And I

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Speaker 7: know this will sound like a silly question, but do

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Speaker 7: you feel safe in your own country being a white man?

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Speaker 18: Well, well the answer to that is both both yes

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Speaker 18: and no. The reason why the answer is no is

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Speaker 18: because our community is very actively being being targeted by

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Speaker 18: the government.

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Speaker 13: We have we know, I mean I can tell you

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Speaker 13: the names.

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Speaker 18: Of people I know who have been attacked on farms

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Speaker 18: and even people who have been murdered. I myself have

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Speaker 18: been in an armed robbery. And on top of the violence,

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Speaker 18: we have more than one hundred and forty race laws

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Speaker 18: in this country aimed at targeting and discriminating against the

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Speaker 18: white minority.

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Speaker 13: We have the retric we have the threat to take

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Speaker 13: confiscate property, and all of that. The reason why the answer.

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Speaker 18: Is yes, that we do feel safe is because we

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Speaker 18: are a very well organized community and we and I

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Speaker 18: say feel safe perhaps in quotation marks, but to a

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Speaker 18: certain extent, the African people have gotten used to living

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Speaker 18: in Africa and to walking around where a firearm to

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Speaker 18: defend yourself if needs be. And you know, it's almost

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Speaker 18: like the wild waste. But perhaps South Africa is the

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Speaker 18: wild South and and but but the thing is, we

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Speaker 18: love this country so much that a lot of people,

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Speaker 18: I know, a lot of people want to leave, and

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Speaker 18: a lot of people would leave. But the overwhelming sentiment

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Speaker 18: here is that we really love this country. We love

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Speaker 18: this place, we love our history, we love our culture,

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Speaker 18: and we want to have a future, and we need

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Speaker 18: we need some form of an intervention to ensure that

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Speaker 18: we can remain here as our ancestors have done for

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Speaker 18: hundreds of years.

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Speaker 7: And so the left will say this is all because

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Speaker 7: of apartheid and you white people deserve it, that you

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Speaker 7: guys deserve all of this, and you own too much property.

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Speaker 7: This feels as if this is going to reach a

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Speaker 7: simmering point, a breaking point. It's not sustainable. Your own

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Speaker 7: political leadership seems to be escalating this, not trying to

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Speaker 7: bring down the racial temperature. Am I correct in that diagnosis?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, no, you're absolutely right.

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Speaker 18: It is reaching some form of a boiling point. So

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Speaker 18: in the nineteen nineties, when there were the negotiations for

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Speaker 18: a New South Africa, the President of South Africa, the

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Speaker 18: current President Saramapausa, was the chief negotiator for the ANC

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Speaker 18: and he was asked during a private meeting by a

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Speaker 18: member of one of the opposition parties, what is the

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Speaker 18: ANC's plan for dealing with white people in a so

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Speaker 18: called new South Africa, to which he responded that their

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Speaker 18: plan for dealing with whites is like boiling a frog alive.

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Speaker 18: You know that metaphor of the frog that is put

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Speaker 18: in the hot water, but the water isn't boiling temperature

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Speaker 18: at first. The temperature gradually increases up, ensuring that the

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Speaker 18: frog doesn't jump out, up until the point where the

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Speaker 18: frog eventually boils to death.

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Speaker 13: And it's very.

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Speaker 18: Alarming to see the extinct to which this is actually

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Speaker 18: actually what they have been doing since taking power in

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Speaker 18: nineteen ninety four. And so you mentioned the word unsustainable,

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Speaker 18: and that is the correct word. And so what we

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Speaker 18: need from a sort of macro political perspective is some

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Speaker 18: form of an intervention in the scenes that the political

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Speaker 18: system in South Africa has to change. It's South Africa

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Speaker 18: is in a certain sense a globalist project, and the

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Speaker 18: solution to this is self governance.

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Speaker 13: We do not have self governance in this country.

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Speaker 18: We are dominated by a race nationalist socialist movement and

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Speaker 18: they're obviously trying to convince us that their socialist ideas

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Speaker 18: would make the country a better place. They then blend

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Speaker 18: it with race nationalism, not even race nationalism, just racist nationalism.

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Speaker 18: And it's been so destructive to this country and this

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Speaker 18: needs to stop. We need a different political system for

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Speaker 18: the country altogether.

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Speaker 10: Do you think that's possible.

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Speaker 13: I think it's possible.

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Speaker 18: I think it's not just possible, it's highly probable that

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Speaker 18: the system would change at some point because it's very

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Speaker 18: clear not just that it that it is failing, but

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Speaker 18: that it has failed, and that is it continues to fail.

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Speaker 18: And so that is what we are trying to do

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Speaker 18: with the Pioneer Initiative is raising awareness about the fact

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Speaker 18: that we do not simply have a choice between the

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Speaker 18: A and C government and the apotheid system. But there

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Speaker 18: are other political systems that one might consider, federalism being one,

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Speaker 18: but there are others as well, and there's going to

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Speaker 18: be a change, and what we need to do is

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Speaker 18: to be well organized and show window system changes. It

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Speaker 18: changes for the beta and not for the worst.

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Speaker 10: Ernest, thank you so much again.

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Speaker 7: Kill the Boor is the book we watch with horror,

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Speaker 7: and we are here to receive people that want to

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Speaker 7: leave South Africa. But simultaneously I have to give you

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Speaker 7: great compliment and admiration. The fact you want to fight

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Speaker 7: for your home is of great courage and of high

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Speaker 7: moral standing and amazing fortitude. I would never flee America,

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Speaker 7: and I don't fault people for fleeing South Africa because

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Speaker 7: I mean, look, if all of a sudden, your neighbors

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Speaker 7: farm and the farm down the street, all these people

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Speaker 7: are murdered. I mean, it's it's a toughie, but I

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Speaker 7: really respect that and I hope that you are successful.

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Speaker 7: The odds are stacked against you. The reason the odds

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Speaker 7: are stacked against you is because South Africa has embraced

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Speaker 7: the darkest way that you can govern, which is simply

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Speaker 7: tribalistic racial politics. It is the lowest of our human impulses,

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Speaker 7: and I pray you guys can rise above it and

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Speaker 7: actually care about people's character and their agency, not just

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Speaker 7: the color of their skin.

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Speaker 10: Thank you so much, Ernest, Thank you.

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Speaker 7: The COVID shot should not be on the childhood vaccination schedule.

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Speaker 7: Be right back.

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Speaker 15: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 15: Terrence Bates. President Trump is on the second leg of

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Speaker 15: his Middle East tour after touching down and Cutter earlier

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Speaker 15: this morning. He's already signed a joint agreement for Cutter

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Speaker 15: to buy more planes from US based Boeing, and later

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Speaker 15: today he's scheduled to participate in the state dinner at

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Speaker 15: Cutter's Lusaille Palace. In fact, you can see that happening

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Speaker 15: right now. This is a live picture of the President

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Speaker 15: there at the Lusille Palace area away from the public eye.

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Speaker 15: Though the President and Katari officials have spent several hours

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Speaker 15: today talking and negotiating.

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Speaker 16: I think after signing these documents, we are going to

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Speaker 16: another level of relationship between Katari United States. So I

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Speaker 16: just wanted to thank you, mister President against for this

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Speaker 16: historic visit.

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Speaker 1: Thank you very much, sir well, thank you very much.

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Speaker 2: And this has been a very interesting couple of hours.

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Speaker 2: We discussed the world. We discussed Russia and Ukraine, where

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Speaker 2: you've been a tremendous help in so many different ways.

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Speaker 2: We certainly discussed around where it's been really an interesting situation.

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Speaker 1: I have a feeling it's going to work out.

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Speaker 2: I think it's gonna work.

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Speaker 1: It's got to work out one way or the other.

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Speaker 3: We know it's going to work out.

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Speaker 10: Again.

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Speaker 15: Here's a live look at President Trump and Cutter right now.

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Speaker 15: A really long receiving line is formed as many of

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Speaker 15: the sheikhs and the other members there in Cutter are

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Speaker 15: lining up to meet President Trump and this sh take

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Speaker 15: his hand. Meantime, President Trump also making headlines after the headlines.

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Speaker 15: Excuse me, because before arriving here in Cutter he met

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Speaker 15: with serious President. That meeting came less than twenty four

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Speaker 15: hours after the Commander in Chief announced cessation of scanctions

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Speaker 15: against Syria. Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman continues to face criticism

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Speaker 15: for his sense of what is appropriate address to perform

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Speaker 15: his duties as a US Senator. Now, his staff and

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Speaker 15: people close to him are also questioning whether his actions

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Speaker 15: are making sense. Senator Fetterman's supposed shifting political persona and

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Speaker 15: questions about his health have reportedly led to a couple

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Speaker 15: of staffers on his team jumping ship. Lately, The New

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Speaker 15: York magazine says current and former Fetterman staffers are becoming

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Speaker 15: increasingly concerned about the Democrats' mental and physical health. That's

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Speaker 15: a great check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates, Relentless

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Speaker 15: and spirit.

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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 7: Email us is always freedom at Charliekirk dot com. I

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Speaker 7: was just looking at some of our TikTok numbers. Some

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Speaker 7: of our videos are going extremely viral. By the way,

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Speaker 7: you're in the Bitcoin dot Com studio. Check it out

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Speaker 7: right now. In fact, I want to play one of

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Speaker 7: the TikTok videos here and again you see these campus

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Speaker 7: tour stops.

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Speaker 10: Let's just show the b roll here.

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Speaker 7: It's remarkable, largely made possible thanks to the virality of

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Speaker 7: what we saw on TikTok. I think we got like

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Speaker 7: two and a half billion to three billion views on TikTok,

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Speaker 7: and it's really something and we are very thankful for

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Speaker 7: what we been able to do. And yeah, let's play that

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Speaker 7: on screen. Guys, thirty eight thousand students in person. These

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Speaker 7: are on liberal college campuses, liberal college campuses. So what

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Speaker 7: does a Canic an autoshop owner in Georgia, at taco

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Speaker 7: restaurant operating in Arizona, and a life saving medical innovator

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Speaker 7: in Tennessee have in common. Well, they are on TikTok.

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Speaker 7: Small business thrive on TikTok, and that growth means more jobs. Today,

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Speaker 7: more than seven and a half million US business on TikTok,

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Speaker 7: employing more than twenty eight million people. We've gone viralin TikTok.

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Speaker 7: We've seen the impact. We see the crowds, we see

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Speaker 7: the students, we see how we're reaching the next generation.

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Speaker 7: According to the United States, over seven point five million

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Speaker 7: businesses from family owned shops. Entrepreneurs are using TikTok to

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Speaker 7: compete and grow. Check it out at TikTok economic impact

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Speaker 7: dot Com. Portions of our program are brought to in

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Speaker 7: part by TikTok economic impact dot Com. Look at those

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Speaker 7: crowds there and almost all of them follow us on TikTok.

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Speaker 7: Incredible and credible success. And thank you guys for that.

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Speaker 7: Very exciting guest here looking forward to this conversation. Joining

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Speaker 7: us now is doctor kat Lindley from Family Medicine, mother

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Speaker 7: of five and school board member and senior Fellowship director

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Speaker 7: at the Independent Medical Alliance.

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Speaker 10: Doctor Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 20: Thank you for having me, Charlie. I'm really excited to

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Speaker 20: be with.

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Speaker 10: You, so thank you for that.

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Speaker 7: And So the kind of the genesis of this conversation

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Speaker 7: was this clip I want to play it. It was

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Speaker 7: our conversation with the FDA Commissioner, doctor Marty McCarry, all

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Speaker 7: about the COVID shot and why is it still on

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Speaker 7: the childhood vaccination schedule. Fairness, Trump has only been president

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Speaker 7: for one hundred plus days. You've got to wait things,

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Speaker 7: you got to measure them. But I think it's time

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Speaker 7: for us to launch and push for this to be removed.

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Speaker 7: Let's play cut three forty seven place.

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Speaker 13: Look, I'd love to.

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Speaker 21: See the evidence to show that giving young healthy children

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Speaker 21: another COVID shot, you know, a sixth the COVID booster,

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Speaker 21: would help them. But that evidence does not exist. And

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Speaker 21: so we're not just going to rubber stamp things at

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Speaker 21: the FDA.

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Speaker 10: And I don't think.

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Speaker 21: You're going to see a push at the CDC to

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Speaker 21: be pushing COVID shots in young healthy children.

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Speaker 10: That is something that's being discussed right now.

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Speaker 21: I think you're going to see some announcement on that

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Speaker 21: in the coming weeks. But I know they are trying

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Speaker 21: to review all of the scientific data and there's no

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Speaker 21: good randomized control data that the current version, the latest

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Speaker 21: formulation of the COVID shot is necessary for young healthy children.

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Speaker 21: Other countries have already recommended against it. Other leading countries

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Speaker 21: in Europe have recommended against it for young healthy children.

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Speaker 7: Doctor expand on that, please and make the case that

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Speaker 7: the COVID shot should not be on the childhood vaccination schedule.

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Speaker 20: So doctor Mcer is correct, there's really no evidence to

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Speaker 20: have these COVID shots on children vaccine schedule, he said,

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Speaker 20: the current formulation, I would actually postulate that there never

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Speaker 20: was a case to give it to children because children

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Speaker 20: did really well during COVID. Also, so far, we had

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Speaker 20: nine and a half million children aged six months to

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Speaker 20: seventeen years who have received this COVID mRNA shot. But

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Speaker 20: what we've seen is six and twenty percent increase in

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Speaker 20: myocarditis among young men post vaccination processing, increased miscarried rates

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Speaker 20: even according to Pfizer's safety reports, and one studies showed

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Speaker 20: that there was a thirty two percent drop in successful

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Speaker 20: conception among vaccinated women. So really this campaign arose because

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Speaker 20: we felt very strongly while the administration is contemplating these things.

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Speaker 20: The ACIP, which is the Vaccine Advisory Committee, is going

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Speaker 20: to meet next week, we actually urge them to do

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Speaker 20: it now. And parents have been silenced for too long.

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Speaker 20: They've been intimidated when they go to pediatrician's offices and

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Speaker 20: told that our children have to give these get these shots.

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Speaker 20: In the meantime, we're seeing many injuries and many new

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Speaker 20: illnesses that we shouldn't be seeing in children. So our

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Speaker 20: ask is really simple. We're asking HHS and CDC to

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Speaker 20: remove them from the children vaccine schedule. But also pregnant

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Speaker 20: women because child in a womb, and we know that

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Speaker 20: these lipid nanoparticles that are transferring the material travel through

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Speaker 20: placenta and we don't want our children to have it.

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Speaker 7: So doctor, let make the case though, why the vaccination

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Speaker 7: schedule matters, because the counter argument be like, well, if

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Speaker 7: you don't want.

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Speaker 10: It, just don't take it.

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Speaker 7: But the vaccination schedule involves immunity protections and also is

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Speaker 7: a standard for some public school admissions, for some summer camps,

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Speaker 7: for college admissions, they use the vaccination schedule as you

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Speaker 7: are not allowed to enter or participate unless you have

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Speaker 7: every one of these shots. It's not just a suggestion,

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Speaker 7: it actually is a criteria.

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Speaker 10: Please explain.

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Speaker 20: Many experts have said that when the vaccine goes on

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Speaker 20: the vaccination schedule that's recommended by CDC, the vaccine manufacturer

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Speaker 20: gets indemnity so they cannot be sued. The other point

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Speaker 20: is there are still some states in particular states like California,

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Speaker 20: but they don't accept any kind of exemptions for vaccinations,

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Speaker 20: and you could have a family where the doctor pressures

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Speaker 20: them to have a child vaccinated, even for COVID. But

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Speaker 20: then also we think mandates are over they're not. Mandates

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Speaker 20: are still well in the health industry. So we have

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Speaker 20: nursing students, we have medical students that have to do

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Speaker 20: rotations where these mandates are still there, and some places

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Speaker 20: are still recommending COVID nineteen vaccine and they go back

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Speaker 20: to CDC's scheduleings as CDC recommends that you have it,

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Speaker 20: so you need to have it.

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Speaker 7: So but doctor, I find it really hard to believe.

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Speaker 7: Are there really parents that still I guess so willingly

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Speaker 7: want to inoculate their kid against COVID with an experimental shot.

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Speaker 7: Why are they worried about their kid getting COVID in

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Speaker 7: the first place.

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Speaker 20: Do you remember the story that recently came that there

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Speaker 20: were two children that were still locked down in their

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Speaker 20: home because the parents were afraid of what was happening

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Speaker 20: during COVID and they didn't want them to go out

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Speaker 20: in the public. So I would say, just based on

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Speaker 20: that story that you can imagine there are still parents

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Speaker 20: who believe that this is an issue, and there are

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Speaker 20: still pediatricians and doctors out there who are recommending them.

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Speaker 7: I just I mean, it's just like that is so

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Speaker 7: mass propaganda. And is it fair to say, doctor, that

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Speaker 7: we do not know all of the multi decade now

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Speaker 7: health problems that some of these kids might carry for

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Speaker 7: no reason whatsoever.

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Speaker 10: You know, what was the.

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Speaker 20: Biggest problem with this whole vaccine issue when it was

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Speaker 20: even rolled out, the lie that's safe and effective. How

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Speaker 20: can anyone truthfully tell us that something is safe and

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Speaker 20: effective when we don't have long term studies. Even when

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Speaker 20: they came out with the I understand why people got

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Speaker 20: the vaccine in the first place, because there was lots

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Speaker 20: of fear. Everyone felt they're doing the right thing. But

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Speaker 20: whatever reason it was, but the fact that Pfizer and

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Speaker 20: our government CDC came up and kept on saying they're

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Speaker 20: safe and effective was always a scientific lie. When you

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Speaker 20: don't have long term safety data, you cannot say that.

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Speaker 20: You can say we think it is, we hope it is,

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Speaker 20: but you cannot say it is. So that's where we

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Speaker 20: are right now and what we are seeing, even according

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Speaker 20: to where's data. We're seeing many injuries, we're seeing many complications.

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Speaker 20: Some of us are treating patients with cardi issues, with

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Speaker 20: neurologic issues, with clothing issues, with many many issues. And

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Speaker 20: what is new that's on the market is this mr

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Speaker 20: Anda vaccine. So we are starting the campaign asking for

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Speaker 20: the mRNA COVID shot. But as far as I'm concerned,

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Speaker 20: I'm going to push even further. I believe that the

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Speaker 20: whole platform needs to be looked at. And I love

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Speaker 20: that doctor McCary is at FDA. I love the doctor J.

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Speaker 20: Patacharias at NIH. I'm hoping that the will give us

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Speaker 20: true studies that will give us long term safety data.

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Speaker 20: And if it's say, if and effective, let's have a conversation.

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Speaker 10: But let's stop lying without a doubt.

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Speaker 7: And just as a level deeper again, I've come from

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Speaker 7: a very simple first principle argument. Why do you have

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Speaker 7: to vaccinate against something that is not a serious threat

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Speaker 7: to your child? It's a wrong premise. Yes, so the

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Speaker 7: PREMI I mean, look new macaucl pneumonia. I get it, okay,

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Speaker 7: But if we're inoculating at something that is not even

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Speaker 7: a threat, then the entire argument of why the vaccine

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Speaker 7: is even offered is not a problem.

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Speaker 10: Right with proper.

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Speaker 7: Vitamin D supplementation, vitamin A supplementation movement, unless the kid

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Speaker 7: has serious underlying health conditions. Kids are not on moss

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Speaker 7: dying of COVID. In fact, I looked at the data

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Speaker 7: kids actually are dying more of the flu than.

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Speaker 10: Of COVID this last season.

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Speaker 7: You can look at the data kids of just the

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Speaker 7: seasonal flu kills kids every every single winter. We know

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Speaker 7: that after two mRNA shots, your immune system gets suppressed.

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Speaker 7: Is it fair to say that we might see other

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Speaker 7: kids unfortunately suffer with other non related COVID sicknesses and

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Speaker 7: ailments because their immune system would be suppressed because the

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Speaker 7: mRNA shot.

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Speaker 20: Absolutely this seedon in particular, even just strap flu, it

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Speaker 20: was very virulent. Because the general state of immunity around

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Speaker 20: the country is low, so we are seeing many of

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Speaker 20: these viruses and even bacteria lasting longer, needing more treatment

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Speaker 20: and more kind of support because of the fact that

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Speaker 20: our overall immunity as a nation is probably down from

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Speaker 20: what has been happening. And you're right, you know, if

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Speaker 20: you just give your child proper nutrition, good sleep, exercise,

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Speaker 20: by the means, their immune system can handle a lot

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Speaker 20: more than our scan and the idea that we just

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Speaker 20: vaccinate our way through life like living in a bubble,

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Speaker 20: and that's not the way that we need to allow

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Speaker 20: our kids to live, because we are going to push

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Speaker 20: them towards living in fear and that's not what children need.

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Speaker 20: They need love, they need support, and they need us

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Speaker 20: to be parents. They need us to be their voice.

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Speaker 7: Tell us about your advocacy that you are doing the

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Speaker 7: petition that you would like moms to sign. Please take

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Speaker 7: a minute and a half to build that out.

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Speaker 20: Yes, So the campaign is really something that every parent

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Speaker 20: understands protecting your child. We're you know, we're kind of

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Speaker 20: done waiting on the sidelines for the Like I said,

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Speaker 20: I love what doctor Maker is doing. They keep them

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Speaker 20: saying we're contemplating, we're considering. We're just saying, just go

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Speaker 20: ahead and do it. There's really no scientific data to

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Speaker 20: support vaccinating our children ainst COVID nineteen. So we have

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Speaker 20: a campaign, Smart Moms Ask. It's a wwwim health dot

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Speaker 20: org backslash smart Moms Ask, and this is campaigned to

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Speaker 20: really empower moms, dads, parents when they go to their

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Speaker 20: physician offices to ask questions, to get truly informed consent

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Speaker 20: and say why does no child need this at this time?

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Speaker 20: We're really going to push this beyond COVID nineteen because

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Speaker 20: we want parents to be able to feel the day

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Speaker 20: are in the driver's seat when it comes to their

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Speaker 20: children's health. I don't know if you know about this,

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Speaker 20: but there are some states they are saying that parents

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Speaker 20: are not going to have access to their children's charts

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Speaker 20: when they start like twelve or thirteen years old. That's ludicrous,

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Speaker 20: because parents are the guardians of our children, the guardians

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Speaker 20: of their health, or their mental status, of their happiness.

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Speaker 20: We need to be able to work with our doctors,

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Speaker 20: with our teachers, and more importantly, we need to be

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Speaker 20: the voice for our kids always.

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Speaker 7: Doctor Linley, thank you for your time. Everyone check it

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Speaker 7: Where am I at here? I don't see it here.

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Speaker 7: and the Charlie Kirkshow are going to stay very relevant

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Speaker 7: and very popular. God willing it is the new Democrat

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Speaker 7: presidential poll for twenty twenty.

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Speaker 10: Eight drum roll.

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Speaker 7: In third place is Jasmine Crockett, very impressive young woman

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Speaker 7: from Texas. In second place Bernard Sanders and crushing the

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Speaker 7: rest of the Democrat field as the leader of the

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Speaker 7: Democrat Party is Alexandria Becauzio Cortes. And if you add

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Speaker 7: Bernie Sanders plus AOC, that's nearly thirty eight percent of

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Speaker 7: the primary vote in the Democrat Party and my podcast partner,

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Speaker 7: I have to say I've done a great job here.

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Speaker 7: I take fractional credit for this a little bit. Gavin

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Speaker 7: Newsom at two percent, my podcast partner is not doing

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Speaker 7: very well. You see, if you want to win a

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Speaker 7: Democrat primary, not a great idea to talk to me

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Speaker 7: if you want to win a general election or try

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Speaker 7: to at two percent, Corey Booker Spartacus at four percent,

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Speaker 7: Hakeem the Dream, Jeffreys at five percent, Pete Boutta Jedge

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Speaker 7: at five.

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Speaker 10: Percent, and this is the most shocking thing.

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Speaker 7: Kamala Harris, the former nominee, former vice president at six percent.

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Speaker 7: You see, Gavin Newsom thought they wanted a sane candidate

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01:31:12,960 --> 01:31:15,920
Speaker 7: that could even question the men in female sports. Now

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Speaker 7: we have to be very clear. AOC she could build

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Speaker 7: a big movement of some young women. But bringing what

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Speaker 7: we've built on campuses, we will go up against AOC

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Speaker 7: on campus and will do very well. We will get

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Speaker 7: young men and I would say young women who want

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Speaker 7: to marry normal men in major numbers. And yes, AOC

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Speaker 7: will kind of get the permanent government dependent class. But

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Speaker 7: the Achilles heel alexandre Azio Quotees is number one.

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Speaker 10: She's terrible on the trance stuff. Number two. Immigration, Remember

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Speaker 10: three point fifty.

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Speaker 7: Three when she went and cried at the Ice detention

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Speaker 7: center at the border. She is an open borders zealot.

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Speaker 7: The country increasingly does not want mass migration. The last

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Speaker 7: election was a referendum on that and the Democrats severely lost.

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Speaker 7: So AOC being the potential Democrat candidate, don't discount her.

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Speaker 10: It will be a battle, it will be a war.

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Speaker 7: But I would much rather run up against AOC for

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Speaker 7: the presidency versus I mean, Gavin would be probably harder.

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Speaker 7: But none of these people scare me. Bernie Sanders is

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Speaker 7: probably going to hand off the torch to AOC.

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Speaker 10: They'll be like a big thing.

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Speaker 7: I Bernie, give the torch to Cortes. This is AOC

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Speaker 7: on the Newark, New Jersey. The future Democrat nominee Alexandria

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Speaker 7: Caso Cortes play cut one sixty nine.

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Speaker 4: If anyone's breaking the law in this situation, it's not

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Speaker 4: members of Congress. It's the Department of Homeland Security. It's

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Speaker 4: people like Tom Holman and Secretary Christy. No, you lay

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Speaker 4: a finger on someone on Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman on

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Speaker 4: represent and it is or any of the representatives that

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Speaker 4: were there, we are going to have a problem.

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Speaker 7: You want to know why young men are becoming more conservative.

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01:33:10,640 --> 01:33:13,040
Speaker 7: They don't want to take orders from AOC, like that

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01:33:13,080 --> 01:33:15,960
Speaker 7: whole thing, that whole vibe, the whole thing is, whatever

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Speaker 7: that is. I don't want you to be in any

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Speaker 7: sort of power over my life, Like we're not doing

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01:33:19,720 --> 01:33:26,360
Speaker 7: that beyond let's just say whiny and irritating. So, just

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Speaker 7: to recap, AOC's in first place, Bernie Sanders in second place,

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Speaker 7: which means that AOC and Bernie could be well near

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Speaker 7: forty percent. Wow, Kamala Harris not doing well. Jasmine Crockett

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Speaker 7: who's also a radical, Hakeem the Dream five percent. This

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Speaker 7: is a very weak bench for those guys that are

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Speaker 7: going up against Jdvance. We are fortifying our base, We

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Speaker 7: are delivering results. Maybe Hilldog will run again, Hillary will

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Speaker 7: come back into the arena. But this is a real

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Speaker 7: twenty twenty eight Democrat primary poll. AOC the huge double

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Speaker 7: digit leader running for the presidency of the United States.

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Speaker 7: Email us Freedam at Charliekirk dot com, Subscribe to our

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