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Speaker 1: right now to News. One day after the Supreme Court

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Speaker 1: struck down a federal judge's order preventing Donald Trump from

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Speaker 1: deporting illegal alien gang members, the President and his administration

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Speaker 1: significantly turned up the pressure on the millions of illegal

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Speaker 1: immigrants still remaining in this country. In addition to resuming

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Speaker 1: deportations under the Alien Enemies Act that was what was

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Speaker 1: in the middle that court case, the administration announced today

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Speaker 1: it was revoking the legal status of nearly one million

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Speaker 1: migrants who came into the country through the concierge style

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Speaker 1: Biden created CBP one app order puts those migrants in

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Speaker 1: immediate danger being deported, arrested, or fined.

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Speaker 2: And what do you mean by find well?

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Speaker 1: Today the administration also announced it will begin enforcing a

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Speaker 1: nineteen nineties era law that empowers the government to find

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Speaker 1: an illegal immigrant who stays in the country up to

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Speaker 1: nine hundred and eighty one dollars a day. And while

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Speaker 1: those things that's a big number, by the way, I

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Speaker 1: think it's nine to ninety eight. Actually you actually looked

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Speaker 1: up the law, it's actually little yo. And while those

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Speaker 1: two things put the carrot and stick approach to illegal

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Speaker 1: aliens still in the country, the Trump administration revealed today

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Speaker 1: it's going to seek more than forty five billion dollars

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Speaker 1: to build more detention facilities, in more deportation capable abilities

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Speaker 1: to speed the exit of those who have crossed our

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Speaker 1: borders illegally. In other words, the administration didn't waste any

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Speaker 1: time thinking advantage of the Supreme Court SmackDown of Judge Bosberg,

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Speaker 1: and let's stay in the court for a second. More,

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Speaker 1: while President Trump has been winning a lot of his appeals,

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Speaker 1: he just lost the case.

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Speaker 2: He just lost it.

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Speaker 1: He's a few minutes ago in district court here in Washington.

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Speaker 1: That ruling actually came from a judge he appointed. It

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Speaker 1: was District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled just minutes ago that

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Speaker 1: the Associated Press and its reporters must be restored to

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Speaker 1: White House access, including the o of Office, and that

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Speaker 1: President Trump's decision to ban them from the White House

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Speaker 1: Crowns because they would not call the Gulf America by

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Speaker 1: its real name, amounted to unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. In other words,

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Speaker 1: the AP's defiance was protected by the First Amendment and

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Speaker 1: they couldn't be punished on a federal property. Now expect

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Speaker 1: that administration to appeal that one quickly. Man, I'm going

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Speaker 1: to bring you in.

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Speaker 2: Now. There's one other thing I want to mention.

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Speaker 1: A terrible tragedy in the Dominican republican overnight, more than

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Speaker 1: fifty people dead, including a major League baseball star who

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Speaker 1: starred in a World Series and a governor of that country.

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Speaker 1: A roough collapse in a night cob terrible tragedy. There

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Speaker 1: many many more victims still being uncovered. But Octavia Dotel,

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Speaker 1: a great picture played in the World Series, died in

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Speaker 1: that rough collapse.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely heartbreaking. In John, I want to go to

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Speaker 3: some other night items in the news. The President held

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Speaker 3: an event shortly before our show tonight celebrating the signing

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Speaker 3: of his Unleashing American Energy Executive Order, which focuses on

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Speaker 3: America's coal industry to help generate much more energy here

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Speaker 3: in America. And here's some of what President Trump had

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Speaker 3: to say about it just before signing the order.

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Speaker 4: The value of untapped coal in our country is one

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Speaker 4: hundred times greater than the value all the gold and

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Speaker 4: Fort Knox, and we're going to unleash it and make

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Speaker 4: America rich and powerful again.

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Speaker 2: Under this order.

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Speaker 4: I'm also directing Secretary Right to use billions of dollars

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Speaker 2: Doing it a very environmental way.

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Speaker 3: The value of on top coal in the US is

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Speaker 3: one hundred times greater than the value of all the

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Speaker 3: gold at Fort Knox. I have not heard that statistic before.

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Speaker 3: Probably many of you have not either.

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Speaker 5: All right.

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Speaker 3: The order also acknowledges the end of a moratorium put

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Speaker 6: John, that's some pretty big news, right.

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Speaker 2: It is absolutely quick programming.

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Speaker 1: Note it's possible to lead end of the show that

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Speaker 1: President Trump is going to start an event at the

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Speaker 1: National Republican Campaign Committee be speaking. If that happens, we're

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Speaker 1: that happens. But until then, we had a perfect guest

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Speaker 1: to kick off the show today. He's the attorney general

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Speaker 1: involving wayward judges and of course the immigration battle. South

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Speaker 1: Carolina Attorney General Allen Wilson. Take a listen to our interview.

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Speaker 1: All Right, joining us now, a man who's been on

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Speaker 1: the front lines of the battle for immigration and getting

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Speaker 1: sanity back in the federal courts. And just a week

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Speaker 1: alien criminal gang members. Joining us now from the great

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Speaker 1: state of South Carolina, it's Attorney General Alan Wilson.

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Speaker 2: General Wilson. Good to have you back here.

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Speaker 5: It's great to be back. Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 2: All right, So, I think you saw this one coming.

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Speaker 1: You figured that John Roberts and the Court would clip

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Speaker 1: the wings of Judge Bodsburg was way over as skeis.

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Speaker 1: Your thoughts about the ruling and also what message it

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Speaker 1: sends to other judges you are thinking about overreaching right now?

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Speaker 7: Well, I think it sends a very clear message. I mean,

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Speaker 7: the courts are starting to the district courts, the lower

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Speaker 7: as you just said.

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Speaker 5: And this is something that I believe.

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Speaker 7: Last week, when the judge made the ruling that he made,

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Speaker 7: the Supreme Court gave the Trump administration a qualified victory,

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Speaker 7: meaning they didn't go to the merits of whether the

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Speaker 7: Trump administration could enforce the Alien Enemies Act. But they

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Speaker 7: basically said that to the plaintiffs, you brought the wrong

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Speaker 5: They should have brought him in Texas.

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Speaker 7: I believe the reason that they brought these claims before

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Speaker 7: That's why they didn't go to the State of Texas.

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Speaker 7: The Supreme Court basically kind of slapped them on the

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Speaker 7: Supreme Court in a very split decision. You had obviously

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Speaker 7: But basically they're telling these judges, you can't overreach the

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Speaker 7: you have to bring the right claims there, which they did.

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Speaker 3: Sir, I know that all of these cases the Democrats

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Speaker 3: it's going to be a case by case basis as

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Speaker 3: that for any future cases, any future run ins that

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Speaker 5: I mean, I certainly think it signals that.

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Speaker 7: I mean, I've read some of the descents of Justice Thomas,

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Speaker 7: who has actually been lamenting that some of these district

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Speaker 7: court judges that are engaging in nationwide injunctions is starting

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Speaker 7: to rankle some of the members of the Court as

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Speaker 7: Just as Thomas said in one of his opinions a

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Speaker 7: for them, but when you read how they're writing, they're

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Speaker 7: and so I think that's what you're seeing. Also, you

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Speaker 7: got to remember that the President of the United States

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Speaker 7: has a lot of discretion when engaging in foreign affairs

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Speaker 7: and national security. The courts have upheld that over generations,

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Speaker 7: that the president has that article to constitutional authority. And

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Speaker 7: when you see judges Article three courts with statutory authority,

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Speaker 7: not the constitutional authority that the Supreme Court has, weighing

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Speaker 7: in and trying to strip the president of these powers,

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Speaker 7: you're going to see a more aggressive Supreme Court basically

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Speaker 7: right way to do these things, and there's a wrong way.

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Speaker 7: They did it the wrong way.

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Speaker 2: So when you look in the rulling, there's two really

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Speaker 1: They remind the judge, Judge Bozeborg, who has been around

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Speaker 1: we rolled in nineteen forty eight that there's no traditional

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Speaker 2: But you seem to ignore that.

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Speaker 1: And then too, you knew these guys belonging to the

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Speaker 2: The fact that the judge had to be reminded.

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Speaker 1: Of a basic jurisdictional issue and the fact that the

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Speaker 1: when a judge can intervene, which is on narrow grounds.

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Speaker 1: Do you think that was intentional that they wanted him

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Speaker 7: Yeah, who knows, But you tapped. You just danced on

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Speaker 7: this issue right now. The habeas action, which is someone

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Speaker 7: the appropriate claim to bring. But you can only bring

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Speaker 7: that claim okay, and they went to the DC District

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Speaker 7: a particular outcome. This is basically judge shopping. They got

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Speaker 7: The Supreme Court said not so fast and slapped them

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Speaker 5: And I'm glad that the Court did that.

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Speaker 7: The Supreme Court did that, and if they'll continue to

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Speaker 7: do that, we'll can probably get better rulings from district

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Speaker 5: Bet you're right, sir, on.

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Speaker 3: That jurisdiction issue, because there are a lot of folks

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Speaker 3: out there who say that the inferior courts, you know,

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Speaker 3: these injunctions, these stays, these tros should only be within

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Speaker 6: Maybe it should have always been like that. But is

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Speaker 6: that the remedy at this point?

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Speaker 7: Well, that is what the Supreme Court has suggested some

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Speaker 7: of the members, as I said, Clarence Thomas has even

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Speaker 7: talked about this in some of his previous dissents, and

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Speaker 7: so that could be the remedy going forward. Again, I

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Speaker 7: don't want to speak for the Court, I'm loath to

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Speaker 5: We'll see.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, really interesting, sir.

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Speaker 1: While this debate has played out, we're reminded almost daily

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Speaker 1: particularly those who are bad actors. You had a tragic case,

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Speaker 7: Well, first off, that tragic accident, that tragic fatality, you know,

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Speaker 5: First off, a lot of the fentanyl.

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Speaker 7: Working with our federal partners and our local partners, we

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Speaker 7: That is why I'm taking an aggressive position on the

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Speaker 3: It's really important, and I think it's going to create

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Speaker 7: Well, I mean, listen, everything that we're doing is basically

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Speaker 5: That's not what the fourteenth Amendment was intended to do.

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Speaker 7: That's what the President's executive order directed the government to

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Speaker 5: And that is something that I am very serious.

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Speaker 1: I think your message has been clear, unequivocal, and loud,

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Speaker 1: tell us whether there's any consideration that anyone who's in

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Speaker 7: So I'm not privy to all the specific facts of

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Speaker 1: Great well, sir. As always, we're always watching South Carolina.

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Speaker 2: Them as well. It's always a great honor to have

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Speaker 5: Thank you, folks, See soon, Yes.

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Speaker 2: Sir, Thank you very much, Tom.

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Speaker 3: Welcome back to Just the News, no Noise RFK Juniors

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Speaker 3: Make America Healthy Again movement is picking up steam across

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Speaker 3: Utah Congressman Mike Kennedy, Congressman, thank you so much for

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Speaker 5: Thanks for having me today, Sir.

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Speaker 3: I absolutely want to get into your Healthy Lunch for

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Speaker 3: But I want to start with something out of your

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Speaker 8: The health of Utah's I'm a big fan of those

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Speaker 8: the state of Utahs it made a statement they want

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Speaker 8: And in this case, why is it that the state

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Speaker 5: People can do that themselves.

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Speaker 8: And so big fan of autonomy and people take in

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Man Bobby Kennedy himself saying this week he's going

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Speaker 1: this is I think one of the epic moments in education.

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Speaker 1: You have a real plan to make school lunch is

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Speaker 5: They should have been a healthy since the very beginning.

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Speaker 8: I don't know if you ever were part of the

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Speaker 5: And the reality is these lunches need to be a

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Speaker 8: One of the problems that we have is kids won't

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Speaker 8: And part of that is just because does a child

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Speaker 8: So we need to actually exemplify healthy behaviors in our

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Speaker 6: I love that.

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Speaker 3: you see so many processed foods on those ceramic lunch traces,

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Speaker 5: What exactly are you replacing?

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Speaker 8: the Nova n Ova classification scheme can't be used, and

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Speaker 8: that includes and I've got a list to them here, potassium, bromate,

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Speaker 8: propyle carabin titanium to axide, brominated.

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Speaker 5: Vegetable oil, blah blah blah. I mean, can you even

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Speaker 5: spell these things a lit alone say them?

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Speaker 8: And the answer is why are these things in our

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Speaker 8: school lunches?

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Speaker 5: And if they are, and they are, let's get them

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Speaker 5: out of there.

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Speaker 8: Titanium to AXI that doesn't sound like a good nutritional supplement.

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Speaker 5: Still only eliminates the.

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Speaker 8: Ultra processing of foods that are associated with school lunches.

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Speaker 5: Other than that, we're.

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Speaker 8: Not dictating what people have to eat. And like I said,

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Speaker 8: this is for the school lunch program. If you don't

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Speaker 8: like it, just bring your own lunch or go buy

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Speaker 8: something else. But when the taxpayers are paying for this,

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Speaker 8: which the federal taxpayer does pay for this, it should

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Speaker 8: be a healthy option, not something that's going to be

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Speaker 8: questionable as to the health of our children. Many of

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Speaker 8: these things you both know, you're probably many of your

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Speaker 8: listeners listeners. Now European Union has already already banned many

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Speaker 8: of these items, and in that case, red number five

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Speaker 8: is banned in our cosmetics, but not in our food.

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Speaker 8: I just if it's bad to put on your skin,

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Speaker 8: maybe it should be bad to put in your mouth.

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Speaker 2: That's such a great point. Is it just so common sense?

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Speaker 1: You said something profound before, and I think that it's

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Speaker 1: the key to what you're about to do. You almost

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Speaker 1: have to change the culture in order to change the diet.

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Speaker 1: And it seems to me that what you're doing, what

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Speaker 1: Bobby Kennedy's doing, what President Trump is trying to do,

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Speaker 1: is make it fashionable and cultural to realize you can

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Speaker 1: have good, delicious food, is it bad for your health?

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Speaker 1: Talk a little bit about what ingredients are going to

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Speaker 1: go into that cultural change.

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Speaker 8: The ingredients involve first introduction, and in this case, we're

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Speaker 8: making it so that these school lunches will be healthier.

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Speaker 8: And the nice thing about that, and that's where I'll

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Speaker 8: go to my local school lunch ladies and sometimes men,

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Speaker 8: is that these are good people and they want to

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Speaker 8: serve the children healthy items. They've got a bunch of

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Speaker 8: regulations and constraints, and so this is actually going to

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Speaker 8: put in an option for them to exercise what they

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Speaker 8: know they should do. Anyways, and let's provide healthy options

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Speaker 8: and from there, their creativity associated with the function of

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Speaker 8: making food, they can start to utilize that and find

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Speaker 8: healthy options that the children can eat instead of just

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Speaker 8: opening up a can of ultra processed food and dumping

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Speaker 8: it into a pot, heating it up, and giving it

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Speaker 8: to the children. So there are many options available for

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Speaker 8: people here.

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Speaker 5: But it's a really.

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Speaker 8: Interesting consideration that if people find that whole fruits and

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Speaker 8: vegetables and whole grains are going to be a concern

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Speaker 8: to them, then they can actually go elsewhere to find

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Speaker 8: those things that are ultra processed. But when we set

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Speaker 8: an example and people have that option, I think we

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Speaker 8: may find more and more that children and their families.

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Speaker 5: Are going to start moving in a better direction. And

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Speaker 5: that can help us.

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Speaker 8: And I'm a family doctor professional before I came to Congress.

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Speaker 8: It can help us with our OBC the epidemic, it

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Speaker 8: can help us with our diabetes epidemic. It can help

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Speaker 8: us ultimately with these children who aren't going to develop

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Speaker 8: osteoarthritis in their backs and their knees and their hips

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Speaker 8: because they're carrying extra weight that they don't need because

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Speaker 8: they drink chocolate, milk and eat hot dogs and bolognia

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Speaker 8: all the time. These are items that we should avoid,

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Speaker 8: and our school lunches should be a model for our

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Speaker 8: health instead of a dystopian universe full of ultra processed

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Speaker 8: foods that have titanium dioxide and things like.

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Speaker 5: That in them.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's just unbelievable.

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Speaker 3: You read these ingredients that, like you said, you can't

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Speaker 3: even pronounce, and it's like, why are we putting this

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Speaker 3: in our body? I would think that if you were

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Speaker 3: going to ban ultra process foods from school lunches, which

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Speaker 3: I think is tremendously helpful in moving the entire country

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Speaker 3: more in a healthy direction, there should also be a

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Speaker 3: pretty substantial amount of support for removing ultra process foods

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Speaker 3: from food stamp programs. I know there's already a bill

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Speaker 3: on I believe in the House supporting such.

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Speaker 6: Don't those things go hand in hand?

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Speaker 8: That benefits, which is a supplemental nutrition assistance program, is

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Speaker 8: what the food stamp program is colloquially called, and the

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Speaker 8: reality is and we've opened bill files to enhance the

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Speaker 8: health of that. In fact, Utah has also led the

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Speaker 8: way on that as well, with a friend of mine,

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Speaker 8: Representative Chevry, who's asked for a waiver such that if

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Speaker 8: you're going to receive Snap benefits, then they're not going

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Speaker 8: to be able to be buying soda, which is the

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Speaker 8: number one purchase from Snap benefits, as well as ultra

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Speaker 8: process candy type items with those. In addition, I'm I've

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Speaker 8: authored a bill and I've put it on the floor

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Speaker 8: for us that if you're going to get Snap benefits,

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Speaker 8: you really, if you're able to buy, how you should

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Speaker 8: work for those benefits and working as well as avoiding

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Speaker 8: ultra process foods are just good policies.

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Speaker 5: And we're not telling everybody they have to do any

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Speaker 5: of these things.

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Speaker 8: But if you're going to receive taxpayer funding support in

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Speaker 8: the form of federal taxpayers supporting us, then we should

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Speaker 8: set an example for you should get get a job

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Speaker 8: if you're going to be able to work for your

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Speaker 8: Snap benefits, and let's not buy soda and candy bars

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Speaker 8: with your federal taxpayers upon supported Snap benefits.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I think that's probably wildly popular with the American taxpayer.

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Speaker 5: Its sense to me. I mean, these are just things that.

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Speaker 8: I think most taxpayers are going to agree with, some

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Speaker 8: will protest and be concerned about, but these are just

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Speaker 8: common sense approaches that we need to bring more common

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Speaker 8: sense back to Washington, DC, and myself.

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Speaker 5: And many others around here trying.

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Speaker 1: To do that. That's a great point. Common Sense is

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Speaker 1: the key word, There's no doubt about it. Real quick,

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Speaker 1: I want to turn to the work in hand this

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Speaker 1: week inside the Congress. Two important things, getting the Senate

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Speaker 1: budget resolution resolve one way or the other in the House,

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Speaker 1: and and getting citizen ship checks for people who want

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Speaker 1: to register to vote. Talk about the prospects for both

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Speaker 1: in this common sense week in Washington.

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Speaker 8: I think there's a good chance, and Speaker Johnson is

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Speaker 8: working diligently to bring together the caucus. There are many

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Speaker 8: concerns that the Senate, that the House members are expressing

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Speaker 8: with the Senate resolution, that they're not being serious with

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Speaker 8: the savings that we're all pursuing. The difference for those

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Speaker 8: of you that may not be aware, is we passed

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Speaker 8: a resolution to save one point five trillion dollars, which

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Speaker 8: is a serious piece of money. The Senate passed a

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Speaker 8: resolution to save four billion dollars, which is still real money.

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Speaker 8: But in Washington, DC, that's fairly nominal compared to one

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Speaker 8: point five trillion. So we heard in our conference this

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Speaker 8: morning a number of people myself included, that are concerned

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Speaker 8: that the Senate is not serious about potentially executing on

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Speaker 8: some of these necessary savings that we need.

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Speaker 5: For our massive deficit.

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Speaker 8: So with that concern, I'm hopeful that the Speaker and

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Speaker 8: President Thuon on the Senate and President Trump for us

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Speaker 8: in the White House, that we can drive a consensus

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Speaker 8: amongst people who want to do the right thing but

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Speaker 8: have different ways of achieving that.

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Speaker 5: And I believe that we can do that. I'm an optimist.

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Speaker 8: I came here to Washington to actually make a difference

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Speaker 8: and work in a positive way with people, as reflected

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Speaker 8: by my healthy school lunch efforts as well as in

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Speaker 8: this case, deficit reduction.

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Speaker 5: And I think we can get together.

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Speaker 8: Let's cross our fingers that we can bring everybody together

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Speaker 8: to move this resolution forward.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, We've talked to a number of members of Congress who,

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Speaker 3: like you, are champing at the bit to get back

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Speaker 3: to the business of the people, and the people appreciate.

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Speaker 6: It, I assure you of that.

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Speaker 3: Congress With Mike Kennedy from the great state of Utah,

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Speaker 3: thanks for joining us tonight and thanks for what you're

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Speaker 3: doing to make America healthier.

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Speaker 5: Thanks for having me on today.

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Speaker 3: Absolutely, And on the other side of these messages, the

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Speaker 1: a little breaking news. Senator Johnson. Senator Grassey just sent

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Speaker 1: It's a major development. You're taking a look at a

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Speaker 2: What does it say?

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Speaker 1: It says that Congress has obtained evidence that shows that

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Speaker 2: Now more details.

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Speaker 1: Including getting can imagine this, you're the Democrat president and

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Speaker 1: Senator Johnson and Grassei were able to confirm tonight. It's

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Speaker 1: We're going to get you up to speed on that

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Speaker 1: sort that all out. The Director of Government Affairs and

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Speaker 1: Global Strategies at ness point our good friend Tim Phillips.

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Speaker 2: Tim, good to have you back.

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Speaker 9: Good to be back, John, very much so.

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Speaker 1: All right, So, I think a lot of people in

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Speaker 1: the elitist world, the media world a panicked about the

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Speaker 1: tariffs and they see this as armageddon economically. But those

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Speaker 1: who know Donald Trump and know that the art of

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Speaker 1: the deal is these arts are just a negotiating tactic

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Speaker 1: to get better deals. Give us your referee of what

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Speaker 1: the tariff deals really are going to end up doing

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Speaker 1: for America.

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Speaker 10: I think already we're seeing governments around the world and

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Speaker 10: businesses around the world coming to Washington to get a

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Speaker 10: deal done because they want continue access to the wealthiest,

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Speaker 10: biggest market in the whole world in that's United States

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Speaker 10: of America. So that the president is right to work

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Speaker 10: to get a fair deal for the American people we

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Speaker 10: talked about earlier, John, there's a little turbulence, of course,

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Speaker 10: but sometimes to get the kind of big results an

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Speaker 10: administration needs to see a country needs to see, there

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Speaker 10: is some turbulence, and I already, you know some of

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Speaker 10: the work we do at est point, I always see

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Speaker 10: some of our clients on the business side getting to Washington,

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Speaker 10: they trying to get a deal done, and they're pushing

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Speaker 10: their governments to get their tear of CIVI lines so

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Speaker 10: that they have an even standing with the United States.

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Speaker 9: So the United States have these standing with them getting

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Speaker 9: into their markets.

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Speaker 3: In ten about a dozen or so countries have officially

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Speaker 3: come forward, and I guess pre cried uncle and said, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

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Speaker 3: before this happens, we'll talk, We'll talk.

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Speaker 6: China is not one of them. What do you anticipate

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Speaker 6: is going to happen with China?

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Speaker 3: The Press secretary today said they want to negotiate, but

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Speaker 3: they don't know how to start it.

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Speaker 6: What does that sound like to you?

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Speaker 10: You know, the analysts that study China closely have said

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Speaker 10: for years that they're in trouble, big trouble. The massive

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Speaker 10: debt in their economy, the overbuilding that's happened there, and

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Speaker 10: the command and control the economy of sheet and the communists.

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Speaker 10: They are in difficult straits and they need to get

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Speaker 10: a deal done with the United States of America or

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Speaker 10: they're going to suffer a lot more.

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Speaker 9: There are biggest geopolitical enemy. I believe that.

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Speaker 10: I think that is the way the Trump administration probably

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Speaker 10: sees things as well. You know, A decade ago, guys,

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Speaker 10: I looked at that and said, oh, we should engage

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Speaker 10: with China and we should keep not do our tariffs,

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Speaker 10: and let try to continue have access to our market.

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Speaker 9: I think I was wrong about that.

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Speaker 10: I know I was, and I think the administration has

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Speaker 10: taken the right approach to be tough on them, to

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Speaker 10: demand an evil playing filled with China, and so the

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Speaker 10: president is being patient. Whether I know they are, they've

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Speaker 10: said they are, and time is on our side, not

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Speaker 10: the communist Chinese side.

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Speaker 2: That's a great point.

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Speaker 1: And by the way, you're not the only person to

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Speaker 1: come on this show and say that new Gingrich and

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Speaker 1: others have come on the show said the same thing.

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Speaker 1: We thought that was going to work. It was going

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Speaker 1: to be parastriker too, but it didn't. It's great that

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Speaker 1: we can recarl now and actually get to a great strategy, Tim.

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Speaker 1: I want to double down on some of the economic

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Speaker 1: news because while the hysteria and the mayhem and the

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Speaker 1: news meet is all about the terariffs, there are continuing

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Speaker 1: signs that the economy is very strong. On the jobs

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Speaker 1: in Port last week way over expectations, showing that employer

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Speaker 1: are still wanting to hire under Trump's economy, and this

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Speaker 1: oil prices are down to a four year low, bringing

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Speaker 1: energy prices down so would seem to bring all inflation down.

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Speaker 1: Tell us about the fundamentals of the economy even as

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Speaker 1: we have these scare tactics going on.

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Speaker 10: Well, the energy side is especially encouraging, and we knew

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Speaker 10: it would be once you got rid of all this

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Speaker 10: naughty climate change regulation that the Biden year has saddled

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Speaker 10: us with oils under seventy five dollars a barrel. We're

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Speaker 10: going to see gas, I believe by the summer at

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Speaker 10: under two dollars a gallon across this country, at least

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Speaker 10: in the states that don't tax it like crazy at

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Speaker 10: the same level, places like California, et cetera.

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Speaker 9: But the energy is going to lead the way.

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Speaker 2: You know, he's.

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Speaker 10: Taking steps to president to get coal moving again.

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Speaker 9: You know, the regulations destroyed, nearly destroyed.

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Speaker 10: A very proud and important industry, the coal industry in

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Speaker 10: the United States, and the President his team have taken

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Speaker 10: aggressive efforts Secretary and Ride to others. So energy is

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Speaker 10: going to lead the way. We've got the best farmers

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Speaker 10: in the world. They just need a level playing fill.

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Speaker 10: Two hundred and twenty eight thousand jobs. That was an

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Speaker 10: excellent jobs report. It exceeded expectations. And next coming next

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Speaker 10: is a great, big, beautiful bill. And if they got

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Speaker 10: that done in the House and said it need to

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Speaker 10: get it done, that's so important for Republicans in the

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Speaker 10: House and Senate get those taxes for the tax cuts

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Speaker 10: from a Trumpeter extended.

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Speaker 9: Let's get rid of the tax on tips.

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Speaker 10: So the service industry is freed up and has more

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Speaker 10: money in their pockets, which they deserve. By the way,

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Speaker 10: that tax bill is right around the corner of Republicans

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Speaker 10: in the House in Senate.

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Speaker 9: Do their job, and that's going to ignite this economy.

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Speaker 9: I believe by later on this.

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Speaker 6: Year, Tim before we let you go.

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Speaker 3: One of the nations that I think could pave the

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Speaker 3: way for others is Japan. President Trump had a great

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Speaker 3: relationship with Japan and Shinzo Aabi in his first term.

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Speaker 3: Same thing with this second term. One of the first

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Speaker 3: world leaders to come to the White House, Scott Besson

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Speaker 3: says he's going to help in those negotiations for a

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Speaker 3: trade deal with Japan. How important is that for other

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Speaker 3: nations to look at and say, yeah, that's a good plan.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, when you look at the model of

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Speaker 10: Japan and the way their relations have been with this

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Speaker 10: administration and this term, and as you noted the first term,

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Speaker 10: one of our key allies, and they're benefiting from this,

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Speaker 10: and so I think Japan is one of the better models.

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Speaker 10: It's not by accident that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegsen

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Speaker 10: made one of his very first trips to Japan. They're

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Speaker 10: a crucial ally in the world economically for US and

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Speaker 10: also militarily, and their economy is going to benefit from

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Speaker 10: getting the deal done. And I do think they're setting

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Speaker 10: the goal set of the right standard for how it's

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Speaker 10: best to operate with the Trump administration again in open

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Speaker 10: up your markets in a fair and free way, and

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Speaker 10: then you're going to.

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Speaker 9: Get a good deal.

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Speaker 10: A good deal for the United States, absolutely, but also

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Speaker 10: a good deal for your country.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a really great point, Tim. I've been in

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Speaker 1: Washington a long time. You're one of the wisest guys

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Speaker 1: in the city the whole time i've been here. Really

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Speaker 1: a great honor to have you on the show. We'll

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Speaker 1: bring it back Margining a lot more. You're with them

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Speaker 1: over the next six months as we navigate this, but

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Speaker 1: good to have you on tonight.

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Speaker 9: Always good to be with you.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you sir. All Right, folks, we're going to

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Speaker 2: take a quick commercial break. After that, we're going to.

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Speaker 1: Have a little bit more discussion about how we can

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Speaker 1: win the fight against culture.

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Speaker 2: Culture that is man. We'll have that next right after

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Speaker 2: these messages.

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Speaker 6: Welcome back, everybody.

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Speaker 3: We have a very special guest lined up for this

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Speaker 3: block with john I want to get into a little

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Speaker 3: bit more of what Senator Ron Johnson and Senator Chuck

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Speaker 3: Grassley sent you about Joe Biden. Is his hand in

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Speaker 3: some of these investigations and these charges into President Trump.

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Speaker 3: He consistently said I had nothing to do with it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, And not only that, we're now getting a sense

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Speaker 1: that they're securing the phones before the president was even

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Speaker 1: a subject of the investigation.

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Speaker 2: That's one of the things see in the letter.

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Speaker 1: So they're literally setting it over hoping that they could

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Speaker 1: find something that would turn the President into a subject.

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Speaker 2: Now, let's remind people what we've.

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Speaker 1: Been able to document over the last few years. Two

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Speaker 1: years ago, I broke the story that it was the

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Speaker 1: White House Counsel's Office that instructed Narra to go call

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Speaker 1: the FBI and sick the FBI and Donald Trump. We

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Speaker 1: got that letter, We broke that story. It became a

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Speaker 1: big story. It was the beginning of the unraveling of

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Speaker 1: the Jack Smith investigation. Now we know that the White

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Speaker 1: House was giving Now we know the FBI went and

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Speaker 1: got the phones for President Trump and Mike Pence, which

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Speaker 1: would have a lot of executive privileged information on other things.

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Speaker 2: And now we learned.

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Speaker 1: Today those phones were handed over by none other than

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Speaker 1: and with the help of the Biden White House Counsel's office. Right,

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Speaker 1: And they're doing this before there's a predicate to really

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Speaker 1: open a full investigation. Another thing in the letter is

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Speaker 1: we're seeing that there was a senior according to this letter,

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Speaker 1: a senior official in the FBI in Washington, a guy

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Speaker 1: named Tebow.

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Speaker 2: A lot of people remember him.

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Speaker 1: And what this letter says is that he was pushing

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Speaker 1: to open a full investigation of President Trump when his

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Speaker 1: staff and the experts around him thought there was not

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Speaker 1: enough evidence to warrant a full investigation. It was simply

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Speaker 1: a preliminary investigation.

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Speaker 2: What does it show.

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Speaker 1: It gets right to the thing that Alan Dershwitoz talks

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Speaker 1: about all the time. This was a get trun operation

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Speaker 1: yet Trump. We'll find the evidence later. Just get something going.

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Speaker 1: That's what they did in Russia collusion, That's what they

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Speaker 1: did in Ukraine impeachment. Now we know that everything about

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Speaker 1: the creating impeachment was validated. And this is what they

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Speaker 1: did on January sixth to open the elector's investigation against him.

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Speaker 2: This is really significant stuff.

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Speaker 1: My colleague Stephen Richards is pulling together a really good story.

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Speaker 1: We'll have it up on Justin News a while. But

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Speaker 1: you got a first here because the Senator sent me

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Speaker 1: the stuff right as we were sitting on air.

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Speaker 2: So how lucky do we get? All right? I think

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Speaker 2: we're ready to turn to our guests.

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Speaker 3: Right indeed, indeed, Yes, joining us now is the co

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Speaker 3: host of the podcast Erased, which just had his debut

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Speaker 3: episode yesterday. The podcast seeks to highlight people who have

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Speaker 3: been silenced cancel culture.

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Speaker 6: It's Leila Center. Leila, thank you so much for being here.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you for having me.

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Speaker 6: All right, you just debuted your new podcast.

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Speaker 3: I gotta say, plenty of subject matter when it comes

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Speaker 3: to people getting canceled, tell us about it.

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Speaker 5: So it's all about that.

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Speaker 11: I don't know if you remember I was the school

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Speaker 11: owner at the time who spoke out against the COVID shots,

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Speaker 11: and I basically the media tried to cancel me, shut

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Speaker 11: me down from here all the way to Russia Egypt.

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Speaker 11: I mean, it was really really a serious case of

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Speaker 11: you don't agree with what we're saying, we're going to

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Speaker 11: cancel you.

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Speaker 5: And through that journey, my.

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Speaker 11: Husband and I realized we really didn't feel like we

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Speaker 11: had a voice. And so what our platform Erace does

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Speaker 11: is give people a voice who have been canceled, or

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Speaker 11: they've tried to cancel, or they were completely canceled, to

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Speaker 11: basically share their side to the story. And you know this,

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Speaker 11: the erase is amazing because we've got tears that shedded,

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Speaker 11: and people are really becoming raw and emotional and just

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Speaker 11: being honest about what is happening to them. I think

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Speaker 11: the media doesn't realize sometimes the lies that they spew,

889
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Speaker 11: the one sided story that they tell, is hurtful and

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Speaker 11: it's destroyed many lives it's caused. You know, for example,

891
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Speaker 11: Roger Stone comes on and tells us about how it

892
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Speaker 11: wiped him out and he couldn't even afford to pay

893
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Speaker 11: for his wife's medical bills Like these are serious things

894
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Speaker 11: that people feel stifled and they don't have anywhere to go,

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Speaker 11: and now at a race they have.

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Speaker 5: A place to go.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Leila, you had a really fun first guest on

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Speaker 1: the podcaster, which I think you host with your husband, correct,

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Speaker 1: Roger Stone, No, No, Alan Derschwitze was your first one.

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Speaker 5: Right, Ah.

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Speaker 11: Yes, we had Alan Derschwitz on our and he was

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Speaker 11: a great interview and it was really to see how,

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Speaker 11: you know, somebody who was you know, admired in a

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Speaker 11: certain community that he had been living for many, many years.

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Speaker 11: How he went from you know, this guy that everybody

906
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Speaker 11: had on a pedestal to you know, people turning the

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Speaker 11: back not even opening the door on him, somebody as

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Speaker 11: intelligent and well spoken and articulate, all because what he's

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Speaker 11: defending somebody's constitutional rights. He's defending somebody who was a

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Speaker 11: president of our country. I mean, you know, it really

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Speaker 11: makes no sense. And if they can do it to Alan,

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Speaker 11: they can do it to anybody. If they can do

913
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Speaker 11: it to President Trump, they can do it to absolutely anybody.

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Speaker 11: So we want everybody, everybody to have a voice to

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Speaker 11: share their side of the story.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and he emphasized over and over that this was

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Speaker 3: about supporting and defending the Constitution, not necessarily the person

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Speaker 3: who was.

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Speaker 6: Involved in the case, who at the time was Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: I want to ask you about the war on free

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Speaker 3: speech on college campuses. We have seen this, I mean,

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Speaker 3: this is endured since I guess the last fifty years

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Speaker 3: or so, but it is.

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Speaker 6: Really ramped up in the last year.

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Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on President Trump and the things

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Speaker 3: that he has done to try to evate that.

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Speaker 5: I love it. I love what he's doing for free speech.

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Speaker 11: I love all of the things that he's doing, even

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Speaker 11: with the tariffs. I really feel like everybody needs to

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Speaker 11: just be patient because he's not just you know, throwing

931
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Speaker 11: mud at the wall.

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Speaker 5: He's very calculated, he's very strategic. He has a lot of.

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Speaker 11: Very bright minds around him that are helping him with

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Speaker 11: a lot of the things that he is that he

935
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Speaker 11: has in motion right now. And I really feel like

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Speaker 11: he's got a team of avengers that are out there

937
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Speaker 11: doing what we need to do to take back our

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Speaker 11: country and take back our power. And he really is

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Speaker 11: focused on the middle class. If you think about all

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Speaker 11: these amazing factory jobs that we're here and are not

941
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Speaker 11: gone because tariffs are put on US and not any

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Speaker 11: other country.

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Speaker 5: It just makes logical sense what he's doing.

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Speaker 11: We just need to be patient and give him time

945
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Speaker 11: instead of, you know, the mass hysteria which is causing

946
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Speaker 11: the markets to crash right now.

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Speaker 3: Layla sent and her co hosts, along with her husband

948
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Speaker 3: David of the podcast Erase Everybody go check it out. Layla,

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Speaker 3: thanks so much for being here.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you for having me absolutely all right.

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Speaker 3: President Trump signed an executive order to unleash American energy today.

952
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Speaker 3: So what does it do and why are the climate

953
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Speaker 3: activists so upset about it? You can probably predict it.

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Speaker 3: We'll be with that after the break. Welcome back to

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Speaker 3: our final segment of the evening. President Trump took a

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Speaker 3: big step to unleasha American energy today, signing an executive

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Speaker 3: order to boost coal mining here in the United States.

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Speaker 6: And do you know who isn't happy about it?

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Speaker 3: Climate activists and with us to discuss more about that

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Speaker 3: is Climate Depot publisher and former senior staff at the

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Speaker 3: US Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Mark Morano. Mark,

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Speaker 3: great to see you, Thanks for being here.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, Amanda.

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Speaker 12: Thanks.

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Speaker 3: I'm old enough to remember when liberals were trying to

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Speaker 3: phase out coal, get rid of the jobs, get rid

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Speaker 3: of the industry, telling people to learn the code.

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Speaker 6: What a different day it is now.

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Speaker 12: It is going to go from the ying yang from Obama,

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Speaker 12: Trump Biden back to Trump.

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Speaker 13: The difference is this time around, Trump's two.

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Speaker 12: Point zero is blowing away any ambition that Trump one

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Speaker 12: oh had, particularly in the climate energy realm. We couldn't

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Speaker 12: even fathom in Trump one point zero what they're accomplishing.

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Speaker 13: And just I can't even remember how many days.

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Speaker 12: What are we had seventy days now something like that

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Speaker 12: in the Department. This is unbelievable. And the difference between

978
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Speaker 12: Trump one point zero and two point zero when it

979
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Speaker 12: comes to energy and climate policy is they are looking

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Speaker 12: for a permanence that they were not able to achieve

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Speaker 12: last time because Biden came in and basically undid everything.

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Speaker 13: And they have several things that are doing.

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Speaker 12: They're going after the endangerment finding of the EPA and

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Speaker 12: also going after the UN Paris Agreement submitting it for

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Speaker 12: a treaty to the Senate to get it rejected so

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Speaker 12: the next president can't get us back in.

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Speaker 13: But the latest on coal is just phenomenal.

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Speaker 12: After years decades of a war on coal, really beginning

989
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Speaker 12: in earnest with the Obama administration and then continuing with Biden,

990
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Speaker 12: all the regulatory agencies, all the state big blue states.

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Speaker 13: Going after it.

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Speaker 12: They got it down to twenty percent of energy from

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Speaker 12: about fifty percent of energy at the beginning of the century.

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Speaker 13: So it has a lot of work to do, but

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Speaker 13: this is a great moment in American history.

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Speaker 12: Call it is one of the most strategic assets any

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Speaker 12: country has, and.

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Speaker 13: The US is the Saudi Arabia of coal.

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Speaker 2: That's a great point. Mark.

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Speaker 1: I'm want to ask a little bit about the Endangerment

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Speaker 1: finding because it really is the holy grail of the

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Speaker 1: climate movement, at least the Obama era climate movement forward.

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Speaker 1: Taking that on is as big as taking on Roe v.

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Speaker 1: Wade for abortion activists. Where do you think that stands?

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Speaker 1: We had some good reporting here that showed that these

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Speaker 1: new emails and we were able to force out of

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Speaker 1: the EPA show that they made the decision and then

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Speaker 1: they tried to get the science to back it up

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Speaker 1: after the faction wasn't science driven. How do you think

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Speaker 1: this will fare in the courts?

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Speaker 12: Well, it could take a while. It could take one

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Speaker 12: to two three years. It took a while. The first

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Speaker 12: time on I was working in the US Senate Environment

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Speaker 12: Public Works Committee when Obama proposed that Supreme Court ruled

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Speaker 12: that you are able to regulate CO two, which was

1016
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Speaker 12: an insane, ridiculous Supreme Court decision. And then there's two

1017
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Speaker 12: thousand and seven, if a not mistaken at this point

1018
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Speaker 12: when the Supreme Court rule, but Obama began regulating it

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Speaker 12: as a pollutant under the Clean Air Act. With the

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Speaker 12: Clean Iract never mentioned carbon dioxide.

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Speaker 13: So there's a lot you have to do. There's the

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Speaker 13: holy grail.

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Speaker 12: First of all, the endangerment finding. It's treating carbon dioxide.

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Speaker 12: Humans inhale oxygen to we ect down carbon dioxide about

1025
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Speaker 12: two or three pounds per person on average.

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Speaker 13: If you exercise a lot, you could be up to

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Speaker 13: seven or eight pounds.

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Speaker 12: There have been studies claiming your breath can act as

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Speaker 12: warming agents. It's completely bonkers to go after carbon dioxide

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Speaker 12: as a pollutant.

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Speaker 13: But essentially the White House has a tall order to

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Speaker 13: go here. They have to go through a.

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Speaker 12: Whole essentially counter the endangerment finding with scientific assessments.

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Speaker 13: They have to go after it.

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Speaker 12: It's going to be immediately lawsuits and challenge and courts

1036
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Speaker 12: and go through the whole court system, bureaucratic system. But

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Speaker 12: the key to remember here is this has to be

1038
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Speaker 12: overturned because this is the basis for solar wind mandates,

1039
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Speaker 12: gas powered carbands, all of the Green New Deal, all

1040
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Speaker 12: of the even the UN Paris Agreement, everything is based

1041
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Speaker 12: on this endangerment finding that our unelected bureaucracy has been

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Speaker 12: instilling upon America low these many years.

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Speaker 3: Mark, we talked about the black hole of money that

1044
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Speaker 3: this EPA museum was, that EPA administrator Lee Zelden shut down.

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Speaker 3: And I know you've talked about how this almost resembled

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Speaker 3: propaganda museums. We heard about this during World War Two

1047
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Speaker 3: being spread all over the Access Powers nations.

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Speaker 5: Tell us your thoughts on it.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, this was right there in Washington, d C. EPA headquarters.

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Speaker 12: Four million dollars to build, six hundred thousand to operate annually,

1051
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Speaker 12: less than two thousand visitors per year. And I guarantee

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Speaker 12: you they are either EPA staff or maybe some other

1053
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Speaker 12: Biden's staffers.

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Speaker 13: I don't know the public didn't even know about it.

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Speaker 12: I've talked to longtime people, this four million dollars museum.

1056
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Speaker 12: People weren't even considered for empeer administrator and trucks bersh stuff.

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Speaker 12: They don't even ruled this museum existed. And of course

1058
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Speaker 12: in the museum, they didn't even acknowledge. Donald Trump's president,

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Speaker 12: either now or back in twenty seventeen twenty one, he

1060
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Speaker 12: hasn't mentioned. It's basically it's a shrine if you will,

1061
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Speaker 12: to Biden and Obama and the climate agenda, it's a

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Speaker 12: shrined ow gore. It is the most propagandized site you

1063
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Speaker 12: could ever imagined. And of course now it's in the

1064
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Speaker 12: dust bit of history, just like the Berlin Wall was

1065
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Speaker 12: in the dust transistory. But it really did have an

1066
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Speaker 12: eerie either late Soviet feel or Berlin Wall ask feel

1067
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Speaker 12: East German Field where it was just like the state

1068
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Speaker 12: propaganda made for the few that would go and enjoy

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Speaker 12: it at a huge taxpayer expense.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, really remarkable, Mark, We got about a minute left.

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Speaker 1: There are more and more scientists coming out now almost

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Speaker 1: as whistleblowers, saying, hey, the science was hijacked in this

1073
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Speaker 1: A lot of times the policy was running ahead of

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Speaker 1: the science. That has changed other major things in America,

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Speaker 1: like what we know about COVID and the COVID nineteen

1076
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Speaker 1: vaccines and.

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Speaker 2: Things like that.

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Speaker 1: How important is it that more scientific whistleblowers are starting

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Speaker 1: to emerge on the climate debate?

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Speaker 13: It is incredibly important.

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Speaker 12: In fact, this story is incredible with The New York

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Speaker 12: Times last week had an article that basically was plug

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Speaker 12: and play COVID or everyone.

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Speaker 13: Basically, any scientist who.

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Speaker 12: Dissented during the COVID was smoothed, attacked by government agents,

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Speaker 12: by corporate media, all collusion.

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Speaker 14: The New York Times is now affortunately admitting this, and

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Speaker 14: they're saying the establishment didn't do such a good job

1089
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Speaker 14: at creating a basically creative, a fake consensus.

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Speaker 12: So everything we saw happened in COVID in real time

1091
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Speaker 12: has been happening in climate for decades.

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Speaker 13: Though there's major quarterback right now.

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Speaker 3: Pretty parallel tracks when it comes to messaging. But you

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Speaker 3: know what, don't question the science, Mark Morano, don't don't

1095
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Speaker 3: question it. Mark, always a pleasure having me here. Thanks

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Speaker 3: so much for being here. Everybody that's going to do

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Speaker 3: it for us tonight. I can't believe that hour is done.

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Speaker 3: We're going to be back here tomorrow night.

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Speaker 6: I know it. Six pm.

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Speaker 3: E Stern Grant Sinsfield is going to take you through

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Speaker 3: the next hour, and until then have a great night.