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Speaker 5: As you can tell, Donald Trump keeps using the word peace.

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Speaker 8: And so he's definitely a peace president.

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Speaker 5: And tell me what about those detention facility you're going

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Speaker 10: to Mexico. That's the goal, is to catch them and

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Speaker 10: get them out of here. And but you know, it

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Speaker 10: really comes down to the country they're being sent to.

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Speaker 10: Some countries operate or coordinate with us, some don't. Some

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Speaker 10: it's easy to get them out of here, it's not.

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Speaker 10: Some of them aren't in final proceedings, and the judges are.

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Speaker 10: You know, you've got activist judges trying to protect them,

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Speaker 10: and it can take.

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Speaker 9: Thirty to sixty days.

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Speaker 10: So there's a lot of factors that play, but we're

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Speaker 10: just the whole thing is we just want to show

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Speaker 10: you the truth and let the American people make up

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Speaker 10: their mind, unlike what the left is doing.

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Speaker 5: I'm looking forward to that, Ben, looking forward to your

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Speaker 5: reporting tomorrow. So that'll happen tomorrow. He's going to a

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Speaker 5: one thousand bed detention facility right there in Greater Houston

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Speaker 5: and delivering you all the truth here on Real America's Voice.

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Speaker 8: Ben.

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Speaker 5: Thank you as always, and you can always catch Ben

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Speaker 5: on Law and Border right here on this network if

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Speaker 5: you want to find out more and see up close

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Speaker 5: and in detail what's really going on. So skip the nonsense,

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Speaker 5: get to the facts, Ben, I'll bring them to you now.

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Speaker 5: Coming up after the break, President Trump recently signed and

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Speaker 5: executive order giving drug makers thirty days to lorder the

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Speaker 5: costs of prescription drugs here in the United States. But

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Speaker 5: some experts say there's a better way to lower drug

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Speaker 5: costs without taxing American drug makers. We'll have details straight ahead.

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Speaker 6: Well.

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Speaker 5: On Monday, President Trump signed an executive order setting a

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Speaker 5: thirty day deadline for drug makers to effectively lower the

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Speaker 5: costs prescription drugs in the United States, and if they don't,

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Speaker 5: they will face limits down the road and what the

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Speaker 5: government is willing to pay in research and development and

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Speaker 5: anything else for that matter. The order calls and the

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Speaker 5: Health Department, led by RFK Junior, to broker new price

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Speaker 5: tags for drugs over the next month. If deals are

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Speaker 5: not reached, Bobby will then be tasked with developing a

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Speaker 5: new rule that ties the price the US pays for

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Speaker 5: medications to lower prices paid by other countries. You see,

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Speaker 5: Dow themself says we're done subsidizing. Taxpayers spend hundreds of

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Speaker 5: billions of dollars on prescription drugs and other medications every

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Speaker 5: year through Medicare, which covers nearly seventy million older Americans.

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Speaker 5: Medicaid is also spending tens of billions of dollars each

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Speaker 5: year for drugs for younger folks. Here with me to

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Speaker 5: discuss this, the president of the National Taxpayers Union, Pete

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Speaker 5: Sepp pete good idea or bad? I mean, I like

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Speaker 5: the idea of lowering drug prices, but my guess is

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Speaker 5: they might become less available. Some drugs might not be

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Speaker 5: available at all if these pharmaceutical companies don't have a

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Speaker 5: big payoff on the research and development. Well, they accept

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Speaker 5: the game, but that's my question to you.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Over one hundred and fifty economists barely seven years

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Speaker 11: ago wrote an open letter to Alex Azar, who was

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Speaker 11: Trump's Health and Human Service as secretary during his first term,

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Speaker 11: and they warned about tying US drug prices to the

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Speaker 11: ones that foreign countries pay. Now, they recognize these foreign

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Speaker 11: countries are free loaders, but bringing their price controls into

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Speaker 11: our system is really the backward answer to the problem.

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Speaker 11: What we need to be doing is forcing these countries

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Speaker 11: to pay a better market price. Having an index that

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Speaker 11: we pay for our drugs tied to theirs isn't going

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Speaker 11: to do that, And the backlash is going to be

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Speaker 11: against our patients, our tax payers.

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Speaker 5: Well, you say that, and I can't argue with that, Pete. However,

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Speaker 5: we know that I saw one drug I don't remember

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Speaker 5: the name of it. It's for breast cancer. A patient

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Speaker 5: in America pays about sixteen thousand dollars a month, either

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Speaker 5: by way of their health insurance or however they cover it.

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Speaker 5: The same drug in Sweden is sixteen hundred dollars one

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Speaker 5: tenth of cost. Look, yeah, I'm not real good with math,

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Speaker 5: but that seems completely out of black and maybe these countries,

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Speaker 5: these socialist countries in Europe need to pay more for

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Speaker 5: their people to have access to the drugs. I'm not

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Speaker 5: saying it has to be exactly equal, but ten to

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Speaker 5: one that's not going to fly.

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Speaker 11: That's right, They absolutely do need to pay more. The

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Speaker 11: way to do that, number one, negotiate better trade agreements.

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Speaker 11: The President has been proven to be very good at

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Speaker 11: doing that. This should be a number one demand of

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Speaker 11: socialist countries to say, hey, you cannot come pulsorily license

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Speaker 11: our products that come into your country.

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Speaker 5: And that's what they do.

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Speaker 11: It's called compulsory licensing of drug products that come into

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Speaker 11: their countries and pay such a cheap price. You have

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Speaker 11: to pay some of the freight. Just in the way

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Speaker 11: the President is asking European countries in NATO to pay

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Speaker 11: a little more for their own defense. You know, it's

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Speaker 11: entirely logical to say to them, you cannot practice this

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Speaker 11: kind of arbitrage against our own companies, and we're going

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Speaker 11: no to these countries' cheap price offers and demand that

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Speaker 11: they pay market rate. That's the start of it. We

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Speaker 11: also have to do drug approval process reform. We got

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Speaker 11: to get this one big beautiful bill through so that

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Speaker 11: things like R and D costs continue to be tax advantaged.

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Speaker 11: That could all run out if Congress doesn't act by

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Speaker 11: the end of the year. But we're seeing encouraging signs

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and Pe, you probably didn't catch it off the

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Speaker 5: top of the program. Todavid sendor Ron Johnson, wisconsins with me.

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Speaker 5: He says he cannot support this one big beautiful bill

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Speaker 5: because it continues to add to our national debt, which

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Speaker 5: he says, by his projections, would take us to fifty

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Speaker 5: nine trillion dollars of debt in about ten years. I

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Speaker 5: can't say that he's wrong about that, But if we

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Speaker 5: don't get that bill through, Donald Trump's entire agenda could

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Speaker 5: be up for grabs. Pete, I'll give you the last word.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, we do have some work ahead of us on

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Speaker 11: this one big beautiful bill. The House has given us

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Speaker 11: a good start. But number one, we've got to defend

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Speaker 11: the Medicaid reforms and fixes and other spending restraint in

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Speaker 11: the bill. I say restraint, because these are not real

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Speaker 11: spending cuts. We're just slowing the rate of growth. We

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Speaker 11: need to do more of that. Senator Johnson is right.

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Speaker 11: We cannot let up on spending restraints and keep our

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Speaker 5: Pete Sap, I always appreciate you being here. Thank you

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Speaker 5: as always my friend. All right, So look, tax Day

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Speaker 5: All right, still to come. Colleges around the country have

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Speaker 5: been buying into the idea of having segregated graduation according

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Speaker 5: to people's identity, you know, like race, you know, things

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Speaker 5: that we're not supposed to do. Not only that, but

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Speaker 5: it seems that some colleges are planning to honor illegal

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Speaker 5: immigrant students too. More insanity after the break. All right, So,

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Speaker 5: college campuses around the country have been push and acting

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Speaker 5: on the idea of separating graduation ceremonies by factors like

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Speaker 5: race remarkable, right, that's not supposed to happen in America.

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Speaker 5: By grouping of individuals based on their race or ethnicity,

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Speaker 5: Segregated graduations perpetuate the idea that people can only identify

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Speaker 5: with others who look like them, and this can further

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Speaker 5: exacerbate social division and racism. Frankly, harmful assumptions only undermine

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Speaker 5: the value of individual achievement and personal growth in my estimation.

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Speaker 5: And to add to that, three universities in California and

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Speaker 5: the University in Washington apparently going to hold UNDOCU graduation.

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Speaker 5: That's right, UNDOCU graduation ceremonies for illegal aliens in this country.

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Speaker 5: Quite unbelievable. Here we are here to talk to you about.

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Speaker 5: This is Campus Reform correspondent to the University of Florida

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Speaker 5: and brand new graduate by the way, Emily Sturge, Emily,

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Speaker 5: congratulations on your recent graduation from college are at Florida.

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Speaker 4: Thank you so much, and I'm so excited to talk

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Speaker 4: about this story because I have a firsthand perspective. I

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Speaker 4: lucky enough where at my graduation ceremony we focused on

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Speaker 4: celebrating student success and the accomplishments of four years of

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Speaker 4: hard work. But unfortunately we're seeing at other campuses they're

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Speaker 4: choosing their opting to instead look at skin color or ethnicity,

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Speaker 4: even sexual orientation and LGBTQ graduations. And I really want

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Speaker 4: to focus on those UNDOCU graduation ceremonies where students are

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Speaker 4: literally being divided based on their status as either a

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Speaker 4: law abiding citizen or an illegal alien in these ceremonies.

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Speaker 5: So let me get this straight, this crazy idea of

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Speaker 5: meritocracy of actually being given accolades for high grades and

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Speaker 5: good accomplishments and doing what you're supposed to do and

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Speaker 5: having a nice graduation somebody that includes, let me get

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Speaker 5: this right, everyone, regardless of how they look, of course.

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Speaker 4: And that's why it's so unfortunate that at the Leadership

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Speaker 4: Institute's Campus Reformed, we've uncovered these UNDOCU graduation ceremonies at

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Speaker 4: three universities in California and at the University of Washington.

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Speaker 12: And I want to be clear, I mean it says

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Speaker 12: it explicitly in the.

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Speaker 4: Name undocugraduation ceremonies it's for undocumented students. These aren't for

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Speaker 4: foreign students who did the right paperwork, came here the

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Speaker 4: right way on a foreign visa. These aren't for law

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Speaker 4: abiding students. Instead, it's a slap in the face to

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Speaker 4: the people who did the right thing for law abiding students.

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Speaker 4: It's undermining the American rule of law. And it's so

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Speaker 4: agitating to watch as leftist university administrations and university leaders

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Speaker 4: choose to honor and celebrate illegal immigrants in these ceremonies.

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Speaker 4: But honestly, it doesn't shock me because of all the

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Speaker 4: recent reporting I've done about university campuses vowing to work

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Speaker 4: against the Trump Administration's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

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Speaker 5: Let me ask you this, Emily, because it seems to

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Speaker 5: me that there are less of these things happening. I

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Speaker 5: mean I used to hear about quite a bit. I

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Speaker 5: think there's few of them happening because of well, we're

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Speaker 5: shaming them, Like, what are you doing? This is not

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Speaker 5: the American supposed But you're not supposed to separate people

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Speaker 5: based on race, or gender, or creed or religion or

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Speaker 5: any of those things, right, and yet here's what they're doing.

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Speaker 5: Are we winning a little bit? That's what I want

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Speaker 5: to know.

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Speaker 12: You know, these ceremonies have every right to be shamed.

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Speaker 4: I happen to remember in the November election, the American

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Speaker 4: people voted against this will nonsense. But I'm also dying

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Speaker 4: to hear your first impression of these undocued graduation ceremonies, Steve,

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Speaker 4: because my first impression was, Wow, this is a horrible

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Speaker 4: idea of so many people who are breaking the American

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Speaker 4: rule of law choosing to put themselves in a room

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Speaker 4: and then publicly advertise the time, date, and location of

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Speaker 4: these ceremonies when somebody could easily send the calendar invite

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Speaker 4: to Tom Homan. But you know, as I researched further

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Speaker 4: vowing to protect the identities of the attendees who are there.

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Speaker 4: They're giving the attendees detailed directives on how to evade

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Speaker 4: not to talk to them, not to answer questions or

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Speaker 4: open doors for them. So I want to be clear

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Speaker 4: that the universities involved with these ceremonies are directly telling

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Speaker 4: illegal aliens how to.

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Speaker 12: Circumvent the rule of law.

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Speaker 4: And I would say, I would go as far as

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Speaker 4: say they're providing refuge to criminals with these illegal immigrant

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Speaker 5: Agree with that. But I think you're spot on, Emily

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Speaker 5: when you say, Tom Holmand make a great keynote speaker

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Speaker 5: at some of these events, and if he gets done,

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Speaker 5: head round them up, folks. But here's the thing. You

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Speaker 5: have states that will pay tuition out of say tuition,

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Speaker 5: but will pay for illegals to go to college. We

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Speaker 5: end up paying that bill. They keep them in secret

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Speaker 5: ceremonies right to make sure that they can graduate and

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Speaker 5: slide them out the side door, like the Milwaukee judge

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Speaker 5: did with an illegal alien here recently. It's just it's

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Speaker 5: like some of these folks think that they're above the

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Speaker 5: law and they can help anybody they want, and it

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Speaker 5: doesn't matter what federal immigration laws are. And to say that,

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Speaker 5: you know they are law abiding citizens by death definition,

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Speaker 5: they're not. You came here illegally. By definition, you are

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Speaker 5: not a law abiding citizen. Themily, i'll give you the

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Speaker 5: last word.

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Speaker 12: Well, I'll provide you some hope.

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Speaker 4: I've seen some positive changes here in my home state

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Speaker 4: of Florida. Governor DeSantis recently ruled that we need to

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Speaker 4: stop providing this in state tuition rate for illegal immigrants.

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Speaker 12: Of course, it's.

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Speaker 4: Unfair to students who are out of state students here

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Speaker 4: in the college system.

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Speaker 12: In Florida who are paying out of state rates.

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Speaker 4: Meanwhile, there's people from out of the country who are

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Speaker 4: illegal aliens who are getting rewarded with in state tuition.

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Speaker 4: That took place in Florida for far too long, and

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Speaker 4: now we've been one of the.

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Speaker 12: First states to correct that course of action.

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Speaker 4: Also, Florida's universities have recently partnered with ICE, so now

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Speaker 4: we're going to start seeing ICE enforcement on university campuses

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Speaker 4: here in the state of Florida.

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Speaker 12: It's a very positive thing to see. I'm excited to see.

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Speaker 4: Safety upheld on Florida's university campuses, and I hope other

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Speaker 5: Come on one, universities clean up your act. Emily, thank

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Speaker 5: you so much. Congratulations again on your recent graduation. Glad

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Speaker 5: you got through that, and glad things in Florida are

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Speaker 12: Thank you for being here, me too, Thank you so

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Speaker 12: much for having me there.

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Speaker 5: You have it all right, don't go anywhere. American's Voice

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Speaker 5: Live will continue after a quick break. Well, as you know,

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Speaker 5: the figures for the April Consumer Price Index or CPI,

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Speaker 5: which you know as inflation came out. The revelations within

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Speaker 5: them prove President Trump's strategies are working so far. The

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Speaker 5: latest report from the White House highlights the decrease and

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Speaker 5: the price of consumer goods, including gas prices which have

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Speaker 5: seen a decrease for the third month in Row about

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Speaker 5: seven percent, along with groceries such as eggs seeing a

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Speaker 5: Americans have seen a one point nine percent increase, further

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Speaker 5: proving the President Trump's methods are producing some results thus far.

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Speaker 5: The White House has noted these figures as being a

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Speaker 5: four year low on inflation. I've also mentioned Americans seeing

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Speaker 5: relief in President Trump's economy despite the concern over tariffs.

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Speaker 5: Here to talk with me about this. He is a

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Speaker 5: financial advisor for the IMG Financial Group. Nick Baker. Nick,

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Speaker 5: nice to see you here today. How do your customers

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Speaker 5: like it? Yeah, it's the art of the deal, right.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 13: What's most interesting though, is that whether you voted for

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Speaker 5: It was a good buying opportunity.

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Speaker 13: Really. In the last few months, you could see all

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Speaker 13: the congressman, congressional, all their trades. They were buying up

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Speaker 13: at this opportunity to buy things at a discount price.

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Speaker 13: But as you mentioned, things are back and roaring again.

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Speaker 13: I think everybody's really excited. And like I said, this

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Speaker 13: is the art of the deal playing out right in

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Speaker 5: You know, the Dows above forty two thousand, the Nasdak

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Speaker 5: above nineteen thousand, the S and P at almost six thousand,

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Speaker 5: just a couple of weeks ago, they're all preading around

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Speaker 5: on the naysayer side of the aisle saying it's going

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Speaker 5: to be the worst April since nineteen thirty two death destruction. Okay,

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Speaker 5: well that didn't happen. And in fact, right now, if

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Speaker 5: I'm reading these charts right, I think we're back above

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Speaker 5: where we were on November fifth, twenty twenty four, election day,

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Speaker 5: right or wrong? Correct?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 13: You know what's interesting is that. And I tell our

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Speaker 13: customers clients this all the time. The media, the legacy media,

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Speaker 13: they have to fill up the time and the words

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Speaker 13: and the magazines and the newspapers with news. So a

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Speaker 13: lot of times it's just fear is what sells, right.

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Speaker 13: So if you can ignore a lot of the hysteria

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Speaker 13: and remain the course. It really ends up well for people.

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Speaker 13: But yeah, it's it's kind of funny to see a

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Speaker 13: bunch of people eat crow, especially when this is pretty

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Speaker 13: much exactly what we were promised.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and in fact, gold is off about ten percent

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Speaker 5: here the last a week or so. That's an indication

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Speaker 5: of things stabilizing. As far as I can tell, gold

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Speaker 5: is below thirty two. It was it almost thirty five

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Speaker 5: hundred here just a few days ago. Nick, what do

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Speaker 5: you make of the land as you look forward. We've

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Speaker 5: got a deal in place temporary with China, a deal

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Speaker 5: with UK, the EU not too far away. We've got

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Speaker 5: some things that are playing out as we would hope.

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Speaker 5: So as you look down, you know, three months, six

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Speaker 5: you sensing.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, we're extremely optimistic, especially when you see these deals

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Speaker 13: kind of playing out again, Like I said, exactly as

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Speaker 13: we were promised. This is the art of the deal

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Speaker 13: is we're getting ripped off by a number of other countries.

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Speaker 13: China is the number one offender, right, and so when

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Speaker 13: we see these kind of things really work in our favor,

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Speaker 13: you've got the tariffs, you go down from one hundred

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Speaker 13: and forty five percent to thirty percent. Then China reduces

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Speaker 13: theirs from one twenty five to ten percent. I'm not

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Speaker 13: always the smartest person in the room, but China was

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Speaker 13: operating at a trade surplus to the tune of about

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Speaker 13: one hundred billion dollars. With us, we were at a

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Speaker 13: trade deficit. I would much and I think most of

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Speaker 13: So we're well on our way to making that happen,

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Speaker 13: which is really just a lift all boats.

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Speaker 5: There you go, Nick, and let's hope that we get

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Speaker 5: to surf all the way in. Nick Baker from the

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Speaker 5: IMG Financial Group, Thank you, Nick, Thanks for having me

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Speaker 5: really appreciate it. All right, So this July there's a

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Speaker 5: latest what's going on there today. This is America's Voice Live.

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Speaker 4: All right.

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Speaker 5: We've given you plenty of information on the trip to

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Speaker 5: the Middle East. Will continue to update you throughout the

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Speaker 5: rest of the day here in Real America's Voice, and

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Speaker 5: of course the rest of the week with Donald Trump

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Speaker 5: and all of his stops along the way. But here

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Speaker 5: close to home in the nation's capital of the Department

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Speaker 5: of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome testify me for a

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Speaker 5: House panel this morning on the fiscal twenty twenty six

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Speaker 5: budget for her department. Noma's promised the limit Feeman become

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Speaker 5: a significant force backing President Trump. Tuesday, Nome advocated that

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Speaker 5: the Democrats who had doned a protest outside of New

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Speaker 5: Jersey US Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility to be censured,

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Speaker 5: not prosecuted, but censured. Joining me now with all of

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Speaker 5: this is Brian Glenn, the White House chief correspondent for

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Speaker 5: Real America's Boys. Brian, you were there with Christy Gnome today.

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Speaker 5: They they're just willing to go to Batford, this Maryland man,

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Speaker 5: even though he's a member of MS thirteen. That's what

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Speaker 5: you're telling me. Coming in. I just can't believe it.

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Speaker 5: I mean, everything's come out and they're still standing there

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Speaker 5: on that hill, willing to die for it.

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Speaker 6: I don't know why they are, Steve, because in the

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Speaker 6: court of public opinion, this guy is an MS thirteen

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Speaker 6: gang member, doesn't belong in this country, and so therefore

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Speaker 6: he's being removed and was removed, and you know, even

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Speaker 6: when they go back to some of the local law

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Speaker 6: enforcement agencies that were on this case, have all the

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Speaker 6: documentation this guy was associated it with a gang. That

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Speaker 6: doesn't matter to some of these Democrats. He's House Democrats. Now,

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Speaker 6: I can't say that every Democrat this is the hill

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Speaker 6: they're dying on, but surely Goldman, Congressman Goldman, that this

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Speaker 6: is the hill that he wanted to pick a fight on.

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Speaker 5: Today.

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Speaker 6: He went back and forth with Christy Nome on several occasions.

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Speaker 6: Of course, it became kind of tense. At one point

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Speaker 6: Chairman Green had to step in there and call for order.

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Speaker 6: So kind of chaotic at times, but that's what they're

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Speaker 6: willing to do, Steve, and I don't understand it.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 5: I don't understand it either. Look, this is not a

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Speaker 5: popular item. This is what I've discussed before. I don't

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Speaker 5: think these democrats or these activists want people like the

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Speaker 5: Maryland man to be their neighbor. But they want him

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Speaker 5: to be my neighbor and yours. How does that make

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Speaker 5: any sense?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know. One of the things that really

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Speaker 6: came up today Steve was due process. They kept talking

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Speaker 6: in this country, where was their due process coming into

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Speaker 6: we need to even think about right now in terms

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Speaker 6: and well the question becomes, well where do where does

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Speaker 6: a child go?

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Speaker 5: Well, the child goes with the family.

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Speaker 6: But the Democrats were wrong with the narrative that President

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Speaker 6: Trump and they're separating the families and they're throwing, you know,

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Speaker 6: American citizens out of this country. Uh, he's simply just

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Speaker 6: trying to keep the families together and really kind of

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Speaker 6: making a decision for them if you want.

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Speaker 9: To leave your kids in the United States, that's if

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Speaker 9: you even't.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, the narrative is that that were deporting these children.

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Speaker 5: We're not deporting the children. We're deporting the parents and

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Speaker 5: they're taking their kids with them. And that's wait is Brian,

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Speaker 5: I got to leave it there but that's the it's

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Speaker 5: not semantics, it's fact. Brian Glenn at the White House today.

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Speaker 5: Brian always appreciates you. Thank you, Brian Glenn, always hustling

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Speaker 5: around that, you know the way that I don't know

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Speaker 5: if you saw the outburst with Bobby Kennedy. We'll have

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Speaker 5: that coming up later here on Real America's Voice and

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Speaker 5: more with Christi Noman, everything went on with her today

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Speaker 5: as well. It is I think shameful in many ways

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Speaker 5: that the Democrats continue to apparently plant their flying for

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Speaker 5: the illegal gang members. Don't forget to join me tomorrow

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Speaker 5: morning on Real America's Voice to start your broadcast. Ay

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Speaker 5: happens at six am. Follow me on AX in between

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Speaker 5: because we broadcast either and we have Question of the

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Speaker 5: Day for you there every day. Didn't get to it today,

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Speaker 5: but we will tomorrow. I can assure you that I'll

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Speaker 5: see you back here for America's Voice Live as well