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Speaker 3: And good day everyone, Jeff crew air with you. It

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Speaker 3: we heard from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, a federal agency,

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Speaker 3: Our first guest today is someone serving his country. We

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and those are the behind the scenes things that

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Speaker 3: Do we do that? Colonel? Is that going to take

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Speaker 3: Well, that is fantastic, and congratulations and all your success.

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Speaker 7: Do you know how many convictions we've got cut it out?

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Speaker 3: I like her style. She fights back. All right. We're

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Speaker 3: Michael O'Neal joins us and Mike, how are you welcome.

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Speaker 3: Good afternoon, Good afternoon, Jeff.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks so much. I wanted to talk first about

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Speaker 3: as to how that's going to come down.

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Speaker 5: Well, we'll have to see.

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Speaker 11: We're gonna have oral arguments still are pending on April first,

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Speaker 11: so I think we'll get a better picture of really

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Speaker 11: the issues that the Court is focusing on. After oral arguments, generally,

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Speaker 11: you can you can discern after those arguments have occurred,

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Speaker 11: what the individual justices are particularly focused on. You can

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Speaker 11: get a little bit of an inclination of where they're leading.

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Speaker 11: Can't make any promises, but you can generally get a

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Speaker 11: feel for where the court seems to be headache to

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Speaker 11: watch enough of these cases, you generally get a feeling

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Speaker 11: for where an individual justice is particularly focused on. Let

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Speaker 11: me let me say about this about birthright citizenship. At

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Speaker 11: this point, it really is a coin flip. I mean,

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Speaker 11: you could say somehow that the conservative justices, I think

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Speaker 11: a conventionalism will be well, the conservative justices are poised

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Speaker 11: to rule in favor of the Trump administration's revocation of

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Speaker 11: it their position. But really, if you get into the

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Speaker 11: weeds of it, really the nuances of the arguments, it's

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Speaker 11: really kind of a fifty to fifty split amongst originalists

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Speaker 11: about what these terms mean from the fourteenth Amendment. Some

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Speaker 11: people go back to a really old English jurisprudence on it.

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Speaker 11: So there's really really a good a good disagreement on this.

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Speaker 11: So I think we'll get a better picture after April.

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Speaker 3: First, all I know is a lot of countries that

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Speaker 3: had this have disbanded it over the years because you know,

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Speaker 3: it's been abused to allow people to flood into the country,

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Speaker 3: have children and the children are citizens. You know, we've had

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Speaker 3: millions and millions come here illegally. So I can't imagine

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Speaker 3: the founders had that in mind. And I can't imagine

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Speaker 3: when the and I can't imagine when the fourteenth Amendment

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Speaker 3: was passed, and well that was in the eighteen what

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Speaker 3: eighteen sixty eight? When was that mine?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, eighteen sixty right right, right as a civil war?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, when the reconstruction of them is I agree. I

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Speaker 11: think that I would argue, of course, that it was

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Speaker 11: originally intended to apply to the children of former slaves,

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Speaker 11: and that was what the ratifiers of the fourteenth Amendment

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Speaker 11: were intending. Subject to the jurisdiction thereof that's the term

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Speaker 11: of our obviously, that's the term in the fourteenth Amendment.

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Speaker 11: That really that everybody's kind of focusing on what are

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Speaker 11: the meetings of those words? And so if you start

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Speaker 11: to apply it depends on really where you're coming down

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Speaker 11: on this.

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Speaker 5: We will see. But I agree with your practical application

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Speaker 5: of this.

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Speaker 11: Certainly you can't discern that it was intended to apply

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Speaker 11: to individuals who somehow arrive at America within thirty seconds

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Speaker 11: legally or illegally, have a child, and somehow citizenship conveys

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Speaker 11: to that child.

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Speaker 5: Agree with you from a practical perspective, Jeff.

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Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about a case involving Louisiana and

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Speaker 3: congressional districts. Here there was a lawsuit that was filed

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Speaker 3: has worked its way up to the Supreme Court. We

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Speaker 3: believe that there's some districts here that have been racially jerrymandered.

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Speaker 3: Because you know, this thing is, I guess so explosive.

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Speaker 3: It's taken a long time for the court to, I

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Speaker 3: guess announce their decision. When when is this coming here?

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Speaker 11: Oh, Mike, Yeah, Yeah, that's a great point. I kept

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Speaker 11: thinking that this one was going to come down shortly

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Speaker 11: after the new year. I mean, if you do ask

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Speaker 11: months ago, I would have said it would have been

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Speaker 11: before the new year. And it keeps getting pushed back,

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Speaker 11: pushed back. I used to think that that meant something,

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Speaker 11: but the tariff's decision came out, and I thought that

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Speaker 11: they were because they were delaying the court was delaying

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Speaker 11: the tariff's decision, that they were going to be ruling

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Speaker 11: in a certain way.

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Speaker 5: I was proved I was wrong there.

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Speaker 11: So I don't think the delay in pushing back Louisian

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Speaker 11: versus Cala necessarily indicates that it's somehow going to be

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Speaker 11: against the position that you and I probably advocate for.

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Speaker 11: That race obviously shouldn't be considered. It shouldn't be a

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Speaker 11: factor when you're determining congressional redistricting, and and really that

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Speaker 11: that portion of the VR shouldn't be applicable anymore. So

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Speaker 11: I'm loath to really get into thinking that the delay

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Speaker 11: is a negative for the side you and I with this,

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Speaker 11: But I am surprised they have announced that they're going

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Speaker 11: to make some decisions next Friday on the twentieth, So

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Speaker 11: they might be releasing the Louisiana versus cala on March twentieth.

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Speaker 5: Again, so let's say I've proven.

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Speaker 3: Let's say they release it and view it and and

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Speaker 3: and their decision is that, yeah, these districts are being

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Speaker 3: h illegally jerrymandered based on race. So how is that

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Speaker 3: can to impact the upcoming midterms?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's a great point.

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Speaker 11: I mean, you're getting into the practicality aspect again of

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Speaker 11: this is whether the election officials in Louisiana are poised

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Speaker 11: to go forward in a manner which isn't going to

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Speaker 11: upset the process. I think I would like to believe

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Speaker 11: that that you folks down there would have your ducks

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Speaker 11: in a line that once this decision comes down, anticipating

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Speaker 11: that these that these congressional districts based on race were

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Speaker 11: unconstitutionally proffered, and that you're ready to go. So again,

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Speaker 11: a lot of that comes down to the technicalities of

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Speaker 11: the election officials.

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Speaker 3: On the ground. You are talking about Louisiana here, so

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Speaker 3: I do not know if they have all this planned

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Speaker 3: out where the state that created this racially gerrymandered district

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Speaker 3: should never been created in the first place. It was atrocious.

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Speaker 3: It's really it's the shape of a snake and it

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Speaker 3: just makes no sense.

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Speaker 11: Uh.

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Speaker 3: And it's obviously racially gerrymandered. Obviously that's illegal. It should

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Speaker 3: be all right, one more issue when to get your

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Speaker 3: thoughts on, and that says save at Obviously a lot

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Speaker 3: of conservatives have been hoping that the filibuster would be

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Speaker 3: eliminated and they'd be able to get this thing through.

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Speaker 3: Now there's a lot of worry that it's not going

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Speaker 3: to happen. What's your analysis, Mike, Well.

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Speaker 5: It depends on the day you're talking about.

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Speaker 11: The latest I've seen that that the Senate Majority Leader

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Speaker 11: John Thune is going to put it for some sort

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Speaker 11: of vote on Wednesday of this week. I certainly without

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Speaker 11: without a traditional filibuster, I certainly hope that that's not

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Speaker 11: the case, I still think that there's some time members

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Speaker 11: of the House of Representatives are saying that if they

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Speaker 11: do this, if the Senate goes this direction, they're going

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Speaker 11: to hold up faisal legislation, which is the federal foreign

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Speaker 11: the legislation that allows the establishment of all this surveillance,

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Speaker 11: and that it's a real baby of the Senate. And

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Speaker 11: if the House is kind of is kind of pulling

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Speaker 11: their power saying, look, we're going to hold up any

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Speaker 11: Senate bills if you guys don't subject this to a

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Speaker 11: full filibuster. I would encourage again, this is something eighty

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Speaker 11: five percent, ninety percent of Americans think that the Senate

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Speaker 11: needs to do, needs to get through. I would again, uh, listen,

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Speaker 11: petition your listeners and you and the watchers of your

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Speaker 11: show to put as much political pressure on their elected

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Speaker 11: representatives peacefully and respectfully as possible. I think that they

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Speaker 11: do hear you. It's something we really don't know where

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Speaker 11: it's going to come down this week. Obviously, I think

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Speaker 11: it's something that we all agree that needs to be done. Obviously,

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Speaker 11: there's non citizens on our voter roles. There needs to

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Speaker 11: be movement to get those those individuals off the voter

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Speaker 11: rolls voter ID.

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Speaker 5: We're for citizenship verification. Everyone's for.

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Speaker 11: This is something that the Senate needs to act on,

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Speaker 11: and if the Democrats want to oppose it, they should

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Speaker 11: be obligated to engage in a talking filibuster, not this

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Speaker 11: zombie filibuster threat that they're engaging in right now.

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Speaker 3: All right, Mike, great analysis. Thank you so much for

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Speaker 3: being with us. So we'll be following all of this

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Speaker 3: in the days ahead. All Right, we have another great

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Speaker 3: guest joining us, and we're very pleased to welcome a

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Speaker 3: policy analyst with the Heritage Foundation. And it's an important

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Speaker 3: topic to discuss, and that is the collapse of the

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Speaker 3: birth rate in America and the fact that this could

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Speaker 3: very well be deliberate and national security threat to our country.

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Speaker 3: Let's welcome Emma Waters. Who's with us? Hey, Emma, how

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Speaker 3: are you welcome?

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Speaker 12: I'm doing great. Thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Today, Yeah, thank you. So, what's going on with the

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Speaker 3: birth rate in America? Emma?

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Speaker 4: So, as of twenty twenty four, the birth rate in

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Speaker 4: the United States has continued to decline to lower and

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Speaker 4: lower numbers. So on average, a country needs to be

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Speaker 4: at about two point one births per woman to sustain

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Speaker 4: itself at replacement level, and yet the United States is

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Speaker 4: all the way down to one point six, which means

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Speaker 4: that this can be a serious threat not only to

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Speaker 4: things like our national security if you have fewer men

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Speaker 4: and women being born who can defend the nation, an

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Speaker 4: economic threat as there are fewer workers growing up when

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Speaker 4: it comes to our social security maintenance, as well as

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Speaker 4: people to work the jobs that we have. But then

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Speaker 4: even beyond that, we have a much bigger question, which

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Speaker 4: is why are so few people having children to begin with?

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Speaker 4: Is there a social, cultural, or even spiritual problem that's

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Speaker 4: really affecting Americans? And sadly this gets into all issues

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Speaker 4: from immigration to foreign nationals and has really become one

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Speaker 4: of the biggest issues of our time.

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Speaker 3: Is this the lowest birth rate we've ever had in

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Speaker 3: our country?

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Speaker 12: It is the lowest recorded birth rate.

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Speaker 3: So it sort of reminds me of what I hear

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Speaker 3: about Japan and Europe, and there are plenty of other

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Speaker 3: countries that are dealing with the same issue.

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Speaker 12: Right, Yeah, this is absolutely right.

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Speaker 4: So it's certainly not just a problem in the United States,

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Speaker 4: And in fact, countries in Asia like China and Japan

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Speaker 4: and South Korea are seeing even lower numbers. So in

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Speaker 4: South Korea, for example, the birth rate is only zero

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Speaker 4: point seven, which means that for every one hundred grandparents

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Speaker 4: in South Korea, there's only seven grandchildren born total. They're

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Speaker 4: looking at a complete civilizational rewriting right now where people

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Speaker 4: are simply not having hids, the same as happening in China.

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Speaker 4: The same is happening in Japan where despite heavy handed

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Speaker 4: efforts from the government, including paid procreation days, people are

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Speaker 4: simply not interested in bringing new life into the world.

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Speaker 3: So, and there are so many issues that are involved

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Speaker 3: in you have to I guess, look get economic, you

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Speaker 3: have to look at I guess technology, and what's happening

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Speaker 3: sadly to relationships between men and women, and so many

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Speaker 3: other different factors involved in this. What's going on with

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Speaker 3: the surrogacy issue with the Chinese nationals.

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Speaker 4: So this is one of the most bizarre topics that

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Speaker 4: may just ruin your day when you start to think

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Speaker 4: about it. But in the United States we have some

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Speaker 4: of the most permissive international surrogacy laws, and in reality,

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Speaker 4: it's that we have no federal laws governing surrogacy either way,

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Speaker 4: So it truly is a free for all and the

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Speaker 4: state of California, because of their proximity to Asia, has

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Speaker 4: really capitalized on this. And so what we have is

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Speaker 4: what I call a form of high tech tourism where

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Speaker 4: foreign nationals, and the plurality of them come from China,

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Speaker 4: about forty two percent come to the United States, contract

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Speaker 4: with a commercial surrogate here in the US, and then

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Speaker 4: have babies here. Now, because of our birthright citizenship misinterpretation,

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Speaker 4: any child born in the United States gains and maintains

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Speaker 4: the full rights of US citizenship, a birth certificate, passport,

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Speaker 4: social Security number, and access to all citizenship benefits that

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Speaker 4: we have. And so, but what happens in this scenario

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Speaker 4: is those Chinese nationals are then taking their children straight

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Speaker 4: back to mainland China, where they're raised culturally, ethnically, and

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Speaker 4: even religiously Chinese. And so the real problem with this

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Speaker 4: is twofold. The first is that we have numerous examples

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Speaker 4: of Chinese nationals intentionally using international surrogacy in the United

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Speaker 4: States in order to gain citizenship and to work around

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Speaker 4: our citizenship loss, because not only does their child get citizenship,

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Speaker 12: And then, of course, well you know, concerns.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it just continues to set there, and it goes

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Speaker 3: into our discussion with our last guest about birthright citizenship

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Speaker 3: security implications here because this country is obviously our major

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Speaker 3: real problem. And I'm glad you're talking about it because

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Speaker 3: it really hasn't gotten much attention. Emma, We're going to

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Speaker 3: do it again very soon. Thank you so much for

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Speaker 3: So one clip I want to share before the end

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Speaker 3: So let's go to clip number four.

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Speaker 13: And finally, Neural as this Sunday's Academy Award show is

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Speaker 13: the tenth anniversary of the Oscars So White campaign. Someone

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Speaker 13: must wear a ribbon that says we won, just as

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Speaker 13: a way to remind progressives, Hey, your progressive progress is

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Speaker 13: what you're selling.

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Speaker 10: Take the win.

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Speaker 13: The Oscars are no longer a long, boring show full

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Speaker 13: of white people. It's a long boring show full of

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Speaker 13: all people. In the last decade, best picture has gone

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Speaker 13: to everything everywhere, all at once, Greenbook, Parasite, Coda, Shape

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Speaker 13: of Water, Moonlight, not to mention Nomadland, which might be

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Speaker 13: about Somalia, but no one has seen it, so it's

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Speaker 13: impossible to know.

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Speaker 3: All right, Bill Maher. So that is going to be

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Speaker 3: a great segue. Our next guest is someone running to

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Speaker 3: sub Politics.

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Speaker 14: We report the news to you up front, Ringsid Politics Politics,

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Speaker 10: Now the assistant Crystal Claire Rasid Colitics.

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Speaker 3: George host Scer. All right, you know, we're just talking

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Speaker 3: about the oscars in Hollywood. A great segue into our guest,

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Speaker 3: who is an independent candidate running for governor. She's a

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Speaker 3: real estate developer, she's an entrepreneur, she's a sustainable farmer,

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Speaker 3: and the star of Undercover Billionaire. Elaine Colatti is with

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Speaker 3: us Elaine. How are you welcome.

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Speaker 5: It's good to see you. I'm good.

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Speaker 8: It's Oscar weekend.

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Speaker 14: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: So, and that was my first question to you. I

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Speaker 3: read a report about how Hollywood is worried that the

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Speaker 3: business is in trouble. Films are leaving California. The number

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Speaker 3: of people employed in the industry is going down, so

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Speaker 3: there's a lot of concern and I would say that

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Speaker 3: Is that right?

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Speaker 14: Oh, it's definitely. One of Gavin Newsom's biggest failures is

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Speaker 14: how he is allowed over the last seven years for

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Speaker 14: Hollywood to almost completely exit California. It's just it's it's insurmountable.

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Speaker 14: It's untenable. And even though there is this optic of

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Speaker 14: just not enough and it's too little, too late.

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Speaker 3: So you're coming in as an independent. So is your

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Speaker 3: background Democrat or Republican or have you always been independent.

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Speaker 14: Round? My background is Democrat, but I'm a fiscal conservative,

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Speaker 14: so I've never really fit into the Democratic Party completely.

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Speaker 14: But the party has been so split anyway, even on

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Speaker 14: the Democratic side alone, yes, it's true California has a

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Speaker 14: big Democratic stronghold, but if people really look at the math,

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Speaker 14: forty percent of Californians identify as no party preference. That's

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Speaker 14: a very important number. And these people are done, They're

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Speaker 14: sick of it, just like me. And the Republicans also

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Speaker 14: are so fragmented in California and unfunded in California. Even

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Speaker 14: has now moved to NPP after the Jerry managering and

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Speaker 14: Prop fifty. We also learned two days ago that James Woods,

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Speaker 14: speaking of oscars, James Woods is also from the Republican

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Speaker 14: Party to NPP. And this is a direct result of

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Speaker 14: the party's fragmenting good policy.

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Speaker 3: And I just want to let people know NPP is

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Speaker 3: no party preference. So yeah, I think that that's listen.

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Speaker 3: I'm a Republican. I struggle every day should I become independent?

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Speaker 3: Because I get so frustrated with the Republican Party time

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Speaker 3: and time again, the I know is driving me crazy.

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Speaker 3: So let's talk a little bit about the race. So

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Speaker 3: you've got Eric Swalwell seems to be running first. Steve Hilton,

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Speaker 3: where do you fit in that mix, and what kind

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Speaker 3: of time do you have to surge to the front eline.

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Speaker 14: Well, I think that the misnomer is that there's not

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Speaker 14: enough time for me to win because it's ninety days away.

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Speaker 14: It's actually eighty days away. But it's just complete nonsense.

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Speaker 14: You know, polling at four point six percent fifteen days

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Speaker 14: after entering the race just tells you that people want

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Speaker 14: something different. Also, the people that are in the race

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Speaker 14: that are polling at the top, it's still only fifteen

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Speaker 14: percent of the overall because there's just so many people

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Speaker 14: breaking up the race. Clearly, Eric Swalwell is leading the pack.

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Speaker 14: But if I get in front of a microphone and

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Speaker 14: can really debate him, he will drop like a rock.

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Speaker 3: So tell us how you will do that, because I mean,

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Speaker 3: I find him to be disgusting, but how would you

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Speaker 3: take on Eric Swalwell the front runner right now?

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Speaker 14: All I've been saying this lightly too, but I really

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Speaker 14: want people to listen to me.

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Speaker 5: Listen to me.

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Speaker 14: Please go on to grock or chat and type in

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Speaker 14: Eric Swawell and how he has voted, and you won't

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Speaker 14: vote f him. It's just unbelievable, and it's so easy

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Speaker 14: now you can access the deepest information about how people

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Speaker 14: have voted, where they stand political politically, what they stand for.

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Speaker 14: A lot of people think that Democrats want all of

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Speaker 14: these crazy initiatives in California. It's simply not true. What

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Speaker 14: has happened is good intentions have paved the road to hell.

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Speaker 14: It happens all the time. They're unintended consequences. The majority

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Speaker 14: of Californians do not want unfunded mandates, and unfunded mandates

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Speaker 14: are things that we are fighting about every day, like

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Speaker 14: SB seven nine, which is the high density housing bill

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Speaker 14: ICE going to cities called sanctuary cities. Sanctuary cities are

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Speaker 14: unfunded band aids put upon small all across California. These

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Speaker 14: are things where the city themselves does not have the

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Speaker 14: money to implement the mandate, and they're supposed to be

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Speaker 14: paid back from Sacramento, but they never are. And the

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Speaker 14: king pin of unfunded mandates is Gavin Newsom, and by

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Speaker 14: the way, directly aligned with every single initiative of policy

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Speaker 14: is Eric Swawell. So if you just take the bad

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Speaker 14: policy of Gavin Newsom and lay it over Eric Swawell solved,

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Speaker 14: you've solved the mystery on why not to vote for him.

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Speaker 3: Elaine we're running out of time. I love the fact

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Speaker 3: that you're running a love your perspective. We're going to

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Speaker 3: have you back. Okay, tell our viewers where we can

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Speaker 3: get more information about you. Where can we go?

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Speaker 14: You can find me notoriously on Instagram under lipstick farmer

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Speaker 14: and on ex under lipstick farmer because I'm also involved

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Speaker 14: in a big farming thing. But now as the governor's candidate.

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Speaker 14: It's coloate for California dot com and colotate sell ceul

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Speaker 3: All right, it's been a pleasure, Lenk, thank you so much.

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Speaker 3: Good luck to you. Look forward to having you back

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Speaker 3: on I like the fresh perspective, I really do. All right.

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Speaker 3: Time for our memes of the week, and we've got

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Speaker 3: several of them from Robert in Virginia, so let's get started.

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Speaker 3: The first one is, yeah, Comene realizes he misheard and

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Speaker 3: it's actually seventy two Virginians, not virgins. The second one here, yes,

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Speaker 3: this is why we don't notify Congress about future military operations.

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Speaker 3: And that's the squad. Yes. Indeed. The third one suddenly

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Speaker 3: longer run by men in dresses. Yes, all right. Now

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Speaker 3: we have a new one from our rav team in Denver.

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Speaker 3: Let's check it out, all right, very impressive, all right,

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Speaker 3: and we have a video clip of the week, a

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Speaker 3: little local flavor here submitted by Colette in Covington. This

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Speaker 3: is one of our leaders. Let's check out our video

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Speaker 3: clip of the week.

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Speaker 11: God, please give me patience, because if you give me strength,

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Speaker 11: I'm going to need bail money.

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Speaker 3: That's a guy who gives us quotes all the time.

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Speaker 3: Of course, that's Senator John Kennedy. All right. So if

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Speaker 3: me at Jeff at WGSO dot com. And of course

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Speaker 3: we always love getting your input on the program. Check

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Speaker 3: me out during the week. I'll be on WGSO the

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Speaker 3: at WGSO dot com. Of course, we'll be working hard

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Speaker 3: webpole Love to get your view about what's going to

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Speaker 3: be the future in Iran. A big thank you to

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Speaker 3: our great team, Rav team and Denver for their great work,

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Speaker 3: and all of you for joining us. We appreciate you

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Speaker 3: very much. Have a wonderful week and we'll see you

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Speaker 3: next Saturday at one pm Central two pm Eastern for

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Speaker 3: our next edition of Ringside Politics right here on Real

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Speaker 3: America's Voice. Have a great weekend and week everyone. We'll

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