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Speaker 3: They are working together to overthrow Western civilization.

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Speaker 4: Sharia compounds, which are areas governed by religious rules.

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Speaker 6: Know what you are, and we know what you're trying

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Speaker 2: Is not going to happen in the jewel of the

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Speaker 3: We purge any attempt to impose Sharia law in Texas.

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Speaker 1: The Oma coming.

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Speaker 6: They are already here.

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Speaker 2: You are not here properly, and you're going to leave.

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Speaker 6: On the third of March, Sharia law goes on the

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Speaker 6: ballot in the.

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Speaker 2: State of Texas.

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Speaker 6: The United States Constitution in Shari are fundamentally odds with

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Speaker 7: We're gonna tell them, take your Sharia law and shove it.

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Speaker 3: Yes, I will never dominate the United States a kind

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Speaker 4: Dominate.

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Speaker 7: As Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes,

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Speaker 2: Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you

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Speaker 6: Thank you Friday thirteen February and the Iarvillar twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 6: We've got a pack show today. Luke Massias is going

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Speaker 6: the state observers also comes at it with a grassroots perspective.

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Speaker 8: Mainly because I think in the in the era of

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Speaker 8: it's religious liberty.

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Speaker 8: You know of the Constitution and says that, of course

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Speaker 8: If you go in guns ablazing, it's going to just

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Speaker 1: This isn't about bigotry. I have nothing against Muslims.

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Speaker 1: And who this ultimate source of that, Because the answer

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Speaker 8: Comes from God, and our constitution already says that. So

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Speaker 8: This is how you fight back against radical Islam. This

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Speaker 8: We need the governor, We need the attorney general, need

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Speaker 8: you can be Muslim, you cannot change our laws, you

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Speaker 1: We will stop you from doing that.

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Speaker 6: Waite, Where do people go? You've got tons of information

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Speaker 8: Sure you can go to America renewing dot com. That's

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Speaker 6: Thank you so much, appreciate you, sir, Thanks Cra We've

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Speaker 6: Just a moment by b.

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Speaker 7: Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes,

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Speaker 2: Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you

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Speaker 6: Luke Massias joins us. Now, Luke, first off, you know

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Speaker 6: Just first off, you're one of the top political minds

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Speaker 3: One of the things I think that your show did

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Speaker 6: So you're one of the most astute guys mathematically and

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Speaker 5: Ultimately, I think you're.

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Speaker 5: That the money's all been spent.

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Speaker 6: Theizure of sharia. I think collectively a group of people

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Speaker 3: Yeah, massive Overton windows shift and everybody who's been talking

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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty three, and I remember it was a

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Speaker 3: couple hundred people that watched it. At the time, some

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Speaker 3: people reached out that year a bunch of Republican politicians

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Speaker 3: started calling those of us who were criticizing them for

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Speaker 3: celebrating Muslim holidays and putting the Muslim faith into Texas law.

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Speaker 3: They started calling us bigots, racists, And now all those

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Speaker 3: same Republicans are out there saying we got to ban

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Speaker 3: all of this. All the time, I posted the first

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Speaker 3: text I got from Senator Cornyn that talked about sharia

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Speaker 3: law on Twitter three four weeks ago and just said

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Speaker 3: Overton window and we should recognize that. I know that

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Speaker 3: there's a lot not happening that were disappointed in, but

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Speaker 3: every now and then, when people move in the right direction,

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Speaker 3: we go, hey, this is a win because we're all

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Speaker 3: shaping the narrative. Now, we've driven the framing. Now the

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Speaker 3: question is what are we going to do about it.

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Speaker 3: I know that's part of what you want to talk about.

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Speaker 3: This happened three years ago. Two Muslim members came into

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Speaker 3: the legislature. They swore in on the Quran and they

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Speaker 3: meant it. And then they started celebrating every Muslim holiday

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Speaker 3: they could. They started getting all of their Christian fellow

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Speaker 3: lawmakers to attend all of their Muslim dinners. They started

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Speaker 3: trying to put e mooms and halal food into Texas Code.

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Speaker 3: They wanted to put the Muslim faith into Texas Code

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Speaker 3: wherever they could. So it started three years ago, is

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Speaker 3: still continuing today. And that's why I think it is

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Speaker 3: kind of reaching that pinnacle of awareness. People are finally

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Speaker 3: saying I don't want to touch this. I remember a

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Speaker 3: friend of mine in Weatherford, and I'll close with this

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Speaker 3: that he was running against a bad Republican, Glenn Rodgers.

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Speaker 3: Mike Halcott is his name, total grassroots champion. And so

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Speaker 3: Glenn Rodgers starts getting criticized for voting to celebrate all

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Speaker 3: these Muslim holidays in the Texas House. And Mike Alcott's

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Speaker 3: pastor gets up on Sunday and says, Mike Allcott's right there.

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Speaker 3: We're all voting for him, and I'll tell you this,

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Speaker 3: He's never going to celebrate Muslim holidays at the Texas House.

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Speaker 3: And you started realizing even the pastors and the pulpits

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Speaker 3: are waking up.

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Speaker 5: They didn't know what was happening.

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Speaker 3: So I think it's been a three year journey at

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Speaker 3: this point on the Muslim issue in particular.

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Speaker 6: Luke, just go back over there, because you've said something

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Speaker 6: that I don't think people fully grassh it. They've been

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Speaker 6: very aggressive, even with a very small foothold, because they're

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Speaker 6: very savvy about this, They've been very aggressive of trying

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Speaker 6: to get Islamic law basically coded in to Texas law.

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Speaker 6: Just give me a minute on that and then will

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Speaker 6: let your punch. But I think this is quite this

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Speaker 6: is something people have to focus on.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So I will give the Texas Senate credit. Many

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Speaker 3: of the bills that the Muslim members of the Texas

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Speaker 3: House are we're able to pass over the last two

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Speaker 3: sessions the Texas Senate kills.

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Speaker 5: So the Texas Senate has.

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Speaker 3: A group of lawmakers to say the Senate never celebrates

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Speaker 3: the Muslim faith. It does not insert Muslim the muslm

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Speaker 3: faith into Texas code. But they will do things like

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Speaker 3: taking a particular portion of code that says who can

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Speaker 3: marry somebody, and even though Emams can currently marry somebody,

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Speaker 3: they can go get a certificate and marry somebody. They

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Speaker 3: want the word e moom into Texas code. They want

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Speaker 3: it right next to pastor, and so they're trying to

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Speaker 3: insert their faith into Texas code. That's just one example,

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Speaker 3: but you start looking at all their bills and they

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Speaker 3: all have that theme the resolutions they pass that is

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Speaker 3: the state of Texas officially celebrating the Muslim faith and culture.

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Speaker 3: What you honor and what you shame, And they want

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Speaker 3: the culture in Texas to be one that honors the

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Speaker 3: Muslim faith weekly in the halls of the Texas Capital.

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Speaker 3: And we know the damage that that does, and so

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Speaker 3: I think the grassroots even bringing attention to that. You

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Speaker 3: now have even middle of the road Republicans begging leadership

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Speaker 3: to just kill all of the Muslim resolutions because they're

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Speaker 3: tired of having to answer for it back in their districts.

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Speaker 6: Luke your show, where do people get it? When does

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Speaker 6: it play in social media? Because you're one of the

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Speaker 6: smartest political minds in the state of Texas. Where do

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Speaker 6: folks go at?

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Speaker 5: Luke Mecius TX On Twitter?

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Speaker 3: You can go to the Luke Mecia Show, which is

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Speaker 3: on YouTube, It's on Spotify, it's on Apple.

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Speaker 5: I come once a week.

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Speaker 3: I don't have the endurance of Steve Bannon, but I

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Speaker 3: do at least have enough to come to you once

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Speaker 3: a week for thirty minutes and give you the insight

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Speaker 3: on Texas politics.

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Speaker 6: It's brilliant. You're concise. Let's say that it's brilliant. Luke,

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Speaker 6: thank you so much for joining us here. Appreciate you,

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Speaker 6: Thank you, sir. Okay, take a short commercial break. An

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Speaker 6: extraordinary woman is going to join us. Debbie drogodis a

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Speaker 6: National Committee woman with the Republican National Committee and also

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Speaker 6: a grassroots fighter. Short commercial break back in Warham Texas.

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Speaker 6: The moment is my.

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Speaker 9: Convall B.

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Speaker 6: B B.

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Speaker 2: Pass.

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Speaker 7: Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes,

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Speaker 7: so goes the world.

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Speaker 2: Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you

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Speaker 2: prepared to fight for your country?

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Speaker 6: The great thing about this is both with Luke and Debbie,

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Speaker 6: they both host shows that are incredibly informative. Debbie, you

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Speaker 6: join us now. I also want people understand you're a

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Speaker 6: National Committee woman from the state of Texas, and every

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Speaker 6: state's got equal representation in the R and SEE, but

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Speaker 6: you do represent the jewel in the crown. You're one

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Speaker 6: of the three people to represent. You know, there's thirty

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Speaker 6: one million people in Texas. That's the eighth biggest economy.

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Speaker 6: And since we don't have a lot of we don't

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Speaker 6: have a lot of stroke in California. You know, people

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Speaker 6: look to you the on the Republican National Committee as

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Speaker 6: one of the real leaders just from a national perspective

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Speaker 6: before we get in. We just had the Sharia Caucus meet.

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Speaker 6: We had Tubberville on here the other day. He's a

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Speaker 6: Senate member of a chip Roy play spots. We voted

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Speaker 6: on the Save America Act right to get some modicum

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Speaker 6: of organization and common sense in the national elections, and

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Speaker 6: the Senate took a perfunctory vote, you know, and all

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Speaker 6: the Republicans voted forward fifty three. John Thune I think

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Speaker 6: flipped because technicality you got. If you want to bring

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Speaker 6: it back up, you got to do that. Fetterman also,

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Speaker 6: I believe, voter for it. But there's no push to

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Speaker 6: go to a standing filibuster, to go to a talking filibuster.

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Speaker 6: And so what's your perspective of just what's happening. President

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Speaker 6: Trump is trying to get things done, he's trying to

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Speaker 6: codify things. What's your perspective from the R and C

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Speaker 6: of of how we're doing and now we're getting ready

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Speaker 6: to the run up of the midterm elections.

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Speaker 4: Man, yeah, thank you. I love representing Texas in the

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Speaker 4: Republican National Committee. It is a I love being a Texan.

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Speaker 4: You know, on the R and C there are a

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Speaker 4: wide range of people who they represent various states, and

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Speaker 4: so there's you know, it's a wide range of people.

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Speaker 4: But my sense is that within the Republican National Committee.

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Speaker 4: I'm not speaking in there, I am not a spokespism

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Speaker 4: for them, but my sense and being at meetings and

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Speaker 4: talking to them, most of them understand we have to

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Speaker 4: pass the Save Act and we have to support President

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Speaker 4: Trump's efforts to get elections honest and fair. They're very

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Speaker 4: basic requirements of Save Act. So, at least personally speaking

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Speaker 4: for me in Texas, I'm really disappointed that the Republicans

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Speaker 4: who do have the majority of the Senate don't just

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Speaker 4: use that power because the filibuster rule is not in

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Speaker 4: the Constitution, it's not a federal mandate in law. It

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Speaker 4: is something that can just be done away with, and

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Speaker 4: I think that the need, what is really needed with

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Speaker 4: anything else, is to have people around the country patriots

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Speaker 4: telling their members of the US Senate, your Republican members,

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Speaker 4: we want you to get rid of the filibuster. Pass

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Speaker 4: the Save Act. Get this done. The Save Act is

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Speaker 4: about really saving America's elections. It is that serious because

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Speaker 4: we've had a decade of corruption and the ability of

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Speaker 4: people who aren't citizens and shouldn't be voting being able

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Speaker 4: to cast a ballot. This is just getting back to

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Speaker 4: honest elections. And I really encourage grassroots everywhere to communicate

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Speaker 4: with your senator and say, get the dang thing done,

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Speaker 4: and stop worrying about the filibuster rule because it's not

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Speaker 4: They're not compelled to follow that rule. They don't have

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Speaker 4: to do it. They just put it up, put the

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Speaker 4: issue up, have a vote, get it done.

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Speaker 6: Is one of your concerns? Is I know this is

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Speaker 6: the President's concern is that, Hey, this has been a

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Speaker 6: custom and tradition. It used to be a standing philibuster.

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Speaker 6: That's where he saw that. Mister Smith goes to Washington,

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Speaker 6: but then it became the sixty vote, and it has,

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Speaker 6: by the way, to protect us from name state. But

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Speaker 6: his point is the Democrats have been very vocal and

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Speaker 6: they've got a quite radical plan about adding maybe Puerto

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Speaker 6: Rico as a state, expanding. You know, Mighty Lee keeps

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Speaker 6: warning about packing the court like FDR tried to do

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Speaker 6: to get over the super that the Democrats will immediately

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Speaker 6: if they take over the Senate drop and the Senate's

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Speaker 6: in the balance right now. We've got to be honest

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Speaker 6: about that, that they will immediately get rid of the philibuster,

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Speaker 6: not even to do us any filibusters, so they control

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Speaker 6: things with fifty one votes. Is that you're concern? Is

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Speaker 6: that one of the reasons you're advocating that we've got

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Speaker 6: to be very smart about this now.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, I don't think there's any doubt if there is

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Speaker 4: an opportunity for the Democrats having control of the Senate

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Speaker 4: to end the filibuster, I think there's no doubt they'll

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Speaker 4: do it. We watched the four years under Biden Harris

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Speaker 4: just running rough shot over the country over the laws,

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Speaker 4: the abuse that was inflicted on by the DOJ and

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Speaker 4: the FBI on Trump supporters. I just think that the

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Speaker 4: base in America, the Republican base, they know we need

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Speaker 4: to have the filibuster to end. And I think there's

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Speaker 4: no doubt at all the Democrats will do that they

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Speaker 4: are on a mission. They're in a mission that you

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Speaker 4: saw under Biden Harris to really undermine all of the

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Speaker 4: freedoms of America. The Democrat Party is a very dangerous

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Speaker 4: radical leftist place, and I think they will seize that

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Speaker 4: power and end the filibuster if they can, and we

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Speaker 4: need to do it while we still can.

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Speaker 6: What about they just announced that Chippoury is one of

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Speaker 6: the leaders in this from Texas. Senator Tubberville jumped in.

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Speaker 6: But the announcement this past week of and of course

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Speaker 6: Keith South, the Colonel self doing a great job leading it.

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Speaker 6: Also this Congressional Anti Sharia Caucus Shia Free America Caucus,

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Speaker 6: how important was that for the efforts down here in Texas.

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Speaker 4: It is hugely important to have Texas congressman in the

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Speaker 4: lead of it. And now Senator also a Congressman, Brandon

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Speaker 4: gil has been outspoken my Congressman Keith self along with

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Speaker 4: schip Roy. This really brings national attention. You know, I

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Speaker 4: think people who listen to your show are just their

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Speaker 4: activists or serious thinkers, and so they probably understood we

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Speaker 4: had a problem for quite a while. But for the

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Speaker 4: federal government, the United States House of representatives to former

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Speaker 4: Sharia Free Caucus to put bills in place to try

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Speaker 4: to implement what they're what they're trying to do, which

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Speaker 4: is end the potential for Sharia invading America. It is

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Speaker 4: hugely consequential. It actually gives legitimacy to the conversation among

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Speaker 4: elected officials in Texas. It's not just a small little

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Speaker 4: group of people meeting in dark room whispering about being

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Speaker 4: concerned about Sharia. The US Congress housed a Sharia Free Caucus.

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Speaker 4: It opens, it gives people permission to talk about it

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Speaker 4: and to talk about it for the serious threat that

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Speaker 4: it is.

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Speaker 6: By the way, we've played multiple times now. The first

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Speaker 6: session they had, they had some incredible witnesses and Brandon Gill,

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Speaker 6: who's a rising star, not just in the Texas delegation,

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Speaker 6: Brandon Gill's a rising star in the House of Representatives.

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Speaker 6: His questioning, which is absolutely brain as he went through

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Speaker 6: the opposing witnesses to really get to the bottom of

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Speaker 6: how some phony there, some of their statistics were let's

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Speaker 6: go to Texas.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 6: Before at Tarbash Real Law, you mentioned how radical the

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Speaker 6: Democrats are getting. We're seeing this all over seeing in Minneapolis,

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Speaker 6: we're seeing it in New York City. In California, I mean,

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Speaker 6: this is not your father's Democrat Party, and the Democrat

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Speaker 6: Party had basically I come from the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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Speaker 6: When I was a small kid, everybody were Democrats, right.

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Speaker 6: There was no Republican Party the same in Texas. I mean,

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Speaker 6: Texas has been a Democrats state for a long time,

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Speaker 6: but that's changed over the last thirty years. Republicans are

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Speaker 6: clearly in power. But you're seeing and I've been here

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Speaker 6: now for I think three weeks, and we watched the

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Speaker 6: TV ads. We're meeting every day with people. The Texas

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Speaker 6: Democratic Party part of it. Like in the Senate nine situation,

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Speaker 6: you actually have DSA. You got the Working Family Party

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Speaker 6: down in Houston, very very strong. You've got Jasmine Crockett.

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Speaker 6: I think right now Jasmine Crockett could be odds on

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Speaker 6: favorite to win the Senate primary. I mean, the Democratic

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Speaker 6: Party in Texas is pretty radical, is it not?

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Speaker 4: It is? And you know, I used to comment about

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Speaker 4: the Democrat Party in Minnesota because I have family roots

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Speaker 4: in Minnesota. My parents, my dad grew up there and

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Speaker 4: they were flat out Marxists. The ones the Democrats in

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Speaker 4: Minneapolis in Minnesota. I used to think, well, Texas is different.

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Speaker 4: You know, we're all Texans here. We love liberty, we

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Speaker 4: love the spirit of Texas. But yeah, the Texas Democrat

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Speaker 4: Party is not fighting any of that. They didn't stand

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Speaker 4: up during the four years of Biden Harris against any

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Speaker 4: of the policies. They all act like it was normal.

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Speaker 4: And yes, there are growing core groups within the Democrat

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Speaker 4: Party in Texas. They're just not on board with the

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Speaker 4: basic idea of a US Constitution, the Texas Constitution. The

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Speaker 4: idea is they give us freedom, an opportunity and on

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Speaker 4: that whole spirit of Texas, individualism in Texas, liberty and

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Speaker 4: strength that is really only owned by the Republican Party

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Speaker 4: in Texas. These days. The Democrats are across the country

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Speaker 4: radical and I'm sad to say the radical bent of

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Speaker 4: the Democrat Party has come to Texas as well.

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Speaker 5: Debbie.

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Speaker 6: One of the reasons I think people are so thankful

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Speaker 6: that you're on the Republican National Committee as you're looked

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Speaker 6: at as one of the voices of the grassroots in

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Speaker 6: Texas and one of the leaders of the grassroots in

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Speaker 6: Texas talked about this, Why is the grassroots in Texas

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Speaker 6: so big so profound and quite frankly is fighting the

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Speaker 6: Republican estabisfront every day but winning more than a lose.

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Speaker 6: What is it about Texas that has this kind of

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Speaker 6: very robust grassroots movement.

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Speaker 4: That is such a great question. I'll tell you my

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Speaker 4: husband and I haven't admit on an heir here. I

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Speaker 4: grew up in New York, but my husband and I

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Speaker 4: arrived in Texas in the year two thousand. We were

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Speaker 4: here about two weeks. We thought, we said, we will

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Speaker 4: never leave. We love this place. It's a spirit of liberty,

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Speaker 4: and part of I think it is some of Texas history,

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Speaker 4: just how he came to be a state and fought

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Speaker 4: against fought for independence. First we were an independent country ourselves,

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Speaker 4: and that briefly and then became part of America. But

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Speaker 4: I think there's a spirit of liberty that is taught generationally.

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Speaker 4: A lot of it has to do with ranching and

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Speaker 4: farming and people really living off of their own personal

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Speaker 4: work and responsibility and ability to make their way into

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Speaker 4: the world. I think there's a spirit of liberty here

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Speaker 4: that is carried on by ranchers and farmers. But even

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Speaker 4: within the cities, the Republican parties are just there there

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Speaker 4: is a division, do you allude to. It's very true

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Speaker 4: there's an establishment wing of the party and then the

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Speaker 4: more grassroots wing of the party. And yes, grassroots are

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Speaker 4: very strong, the grassroots Conservatives in Texas very strong and

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Speaker 4: very and so far, really, I would say, at least publicly,

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Speaker 4: you know, the establishment wing and the conseratives we try

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Speaker 4: to work together. We have a lot of common ground,

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Speaker 4: and I think they are recognizing if you don't recognize

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Speaker 4: in America today how radical the left is, how dangerous

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Speaker 4: their agenda is. They just left the border open for

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Speaker 4: four years. So I think maybe Republicans you have a

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Speaker 4: more establishment group, grassroots group, but we can come together

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Speaker 4: and recognize is the Democrat radical Marxist socialist agenda and

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Speaker 4: the left of America that is our real enemy. So

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Speaker 4: I think moving forward, I also think that the Republican

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Speaker 4: conservative grassroots types we speak up a lot, and we

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Speaker 4: are active in the legislation. We go down to the

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Speaker 4: legislature during this session, we try to explain why we

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Speaker 4: think some bill is so important, why this issue must

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Speaker 4: be addressed, and I think that it does end up

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Speaker 4: carrying the day because the activists and also the state

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Speaker 4: Republican Executive Committee, very very active showing up in the

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Speaker 4: legislature urging them please stand with this and against this.

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Speaker 4: So I think there's a there's just an energy that

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Speaker 4: is engaging down here among conservatives, and I think it's

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Speaker 4: helping to move the party or keep it to the right.

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Speaker 6: We got about ninety seconds. I want to go to break,

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Speaker 6: but I do want to hold you through the break

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Speaker 6: and bring you back. The grassroots has driven kind of

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Speaker 6: the permission structure. The grassroots forced has really forced this

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Speaker 6: whole issue of Prop ten and Sharia Ala on the ballot.

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Speaker 6: But you know, John Cornan has put out an ad

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Speaker 6: that he's you know, he's all for Prop ten and

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Speaker 6: anti sharia law. Don't shrea my Texas. He just put it,

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Speaker 6: I think announced a new law that he's putting for

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Speaker 6: in the Senate. Talk to me about that. The grassroots

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Speaker 6: here drove the conversation. We're going to spend more time

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Speaker 6: about it when we come back. For give me a

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Speaker 6: minute of that. The grassroots here drove this into the

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Speaker 6: basically the public square.

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Speaker 4: Absolute one hundred percent. The reason there is a proposition

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Speaker 4: on the Marshter primary ballot says Texas should prohibit sharia

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Speaker 4: law is because of the grassroots. It is hugely significant

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Speaker 4: that the Attorney general candidates in Texas, all three of

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Speaker 4: them that are that are seriously in play, talk openly

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Speaker 4: about the danger of sharia. The US Senate candidates brought

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Speaker 4: the issue up. Turned General Paxson, being very very very

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Speaker 4: active in his campaign for US Senate, has talked about

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Speaker 4: the issue. And I think that John Cornyn, finally I realize,

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Speaker 4: I guess we have to get on board with this issue.

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Speaker 4: So it is helping the cause of raising the alarm

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Speaker 4: bell about Sharia that all these players in Texas, they

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Speaker 4: will now speak up publicly, these candidates about what would

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Speaker 4: the threat we face in Texas.

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Speaker 6: Debbie, George Goddis, you're going to stick through the break, Sure,

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Speaker 6: commercial break, We're going to return with war Room. Texas

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Speaker 6: just a moment one.

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Speaker 9: So mad one.

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Speaker 4: By some man to roll.

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Speaker 9: Bard, made some man need man, and Born entered his

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Speaker 9: bad convoy, bway my way.

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Speaker 7: As Texas goes, so goes the nation. As the nation goes,

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Speaker 7: so goes the world.

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Speaker 2: Are you prepared to fight for this state? Are you

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Speaker 2: prepared to fight for your country?

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Speaker 6: It's Texas, So Jenny Story's Joyment. We're gonna get the

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Speaker 6: Debbie in just second, Debbie Georgatis. First off, Debbi.

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Speaker 1: Give me a minute.

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Speaker 6: We'll have you back on next week about you're one

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Speaker 6: of the grassroots leaders. How the grassroots should approach talking

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Speaker 6: to people about Proposition ten.

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Speaker 4: Ma'am, absolutely, Proposition ten is a single most important vote

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Speaker 4: we can do in the Smarts primary belt, of course,

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Speaker 4: along with the Senate and the Attorney general race. But

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Speaker 4: the reason Proposition ten. It will pass, but we needed

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Speaker 4: to pass with overwhelming majority. It'd be great to pass

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Speaker 4: ninety percent. And the reason is it gives courage, strength

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Speaker 4: and a message of pressure to elected officials, state rep

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Speaker 4: state centators, US Congress that the people of Texas want

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Speaker 4: you to action. And so it doesn't have any impact.

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Speaker 4: It does not become part of the constitution. It's not

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Speaker 4: making a new law. It's a voice of the people.

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Speaker 4: It's a primal scream of the people to our elected

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Speaker 4: officials do something. So it's Proposition ten. It just says

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Speaker 4: Texas should prohibit sharia law. And there are many many

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Speaker 4: ways in what sharia is already in place in Texas.

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Speaker 4: It's not just about law, it's about culture too. But

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Speaker 4: it sends a message that we're defending our American constitution,

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Speaker 4: our freedom, our very existence as Texas, the land of

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Speaker 4: self reliance and independence.

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Speaker 6: Debbie, where do people go? You've got a show, and

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Speaker 6: when people get access to the show, also your social media,

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Speaker 6: they got to keep up with you. Where do folks go?

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Speaker 4: Thank you? My show is called America Can We Talk?

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Speaker 4: You can find it online at America Can we Talk

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Speaker 4: dot org. We also have a website on this cause

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Speaker 4: for ban Sharia, we have Bansharia dot com. You can

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Speaker 4: go to that. But back to my social media on Twitter,

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Speaker 4: it's at Debbi d E b b I E at

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Speaker 4: Debbie Can we Talk? On all social media, you can

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Speaker 4: find me under America Can we Talk or under Debbie

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Speaker 4: Jurgis great.

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Speaker 6: Brent ban Shurier, We'll get that up there too. Debbie,

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Speaker 6: thank you so much. Appreciate you coming on all the

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Speaker 6: work you're doing here. Thank you.

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Speaker 4: Thank you.

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Speaker 6: Jenny Story, You're a grassroots leader to also you run Patriot.

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Speaker 6: I've seen the company now up close and personal for

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Speaker 6: a while. Your day to day running this, running this organization.

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Speaker 6: We love Glenn's story, but he's on the road talking

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Speaker 6: to people about Patriot mobile. You're here running this magnificent company.

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Speaker 6: You've got a warning you wanted to come on this morning.

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Speaker 6: We got about five minutes. You said. Hey, the precinc

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Speaker 6: strategy which has been so powerful building the grassroots across

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Speaker 6: the nation and particularly in Texas. I just had a

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Speaker 6: precinct chairman on that came in with the precing strategy.

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Speaker 6: They're under assault right now with very nefarious activity.

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Speaker 2: What is this?

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Speaker 10: Okay?

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Speaker 11: So I've seen text messages and some banners from these

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Speaker 11: packs that are not even you know, registered in the

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Speaker 11: counties where they're going after the precing chair.

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Speaker 10: So there's very close. The precingc chairs are the folks.

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Speaker 11: That are basically the boots on the ground knocking doors,

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Speaker 11: knowing who's running and making recommendations. And so it's kind

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Speaker 11: of like there's there's these packs that are coming in

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Speaker 11: and so people need to be careful.

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Speaker 6: You know why these packs have MAGA, they have Trump's name.

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Speaker 6: They've just read all this. These are these are out

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Speaker 6: of state or out of district, out of out of

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Speaker 6: district and rinographic grassroots leaders.

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Speaker 10: That's right, that's right, So be very careful.

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Speaker 11: Know who your priesting chairs are, Know who's been fighting

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Speaker 11: for you for years. You know, why is it time

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Speaker 11: to be taking them out? You know, you've really got

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Speaker 11: a question it. And just because you see MAGA, you

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Speaker 11: see Trump on a candidate's profile or being endorsed by them,

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Speaker 11: you got to question where is that pack from? And

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Speaker 11: like I think some of them aren't even registered with

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Speaker 11: TEC yet.

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Speaker 6: People are looking at Elections Commission, that's right.

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Speaker 11: So you know, just you know, you know who your

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Speaker 11: preescing chairs are. You know who've been fighting for you,

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Speaker 11: and you know who's true to the movement and.

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Speaker 10: To the cause.

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Speaker 11: So so be skeptical because they're this is a very

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Speaker 11: clever game. There's dark money that's coming into Texas and

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Speaker 11: we've seen that even in school board elections, and now

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Speaker 11: they're going down in the precing chairs. So just be

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Speaker 11: very careful about, you know, accepting something that might say

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Speaker 11: MAGA or Trump on it, because it can be just

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Speaker 11: it's like I feel like this is a psychop operation

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Speaker 11: operation or something like this, right, and so we just

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Speaker 11: got to be very careful. Know who your precing chairs are.

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Speaker 11: Just remember who they are.

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Speaker 6: Talk to me, give me a couple of minutes. We

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Speaker 6: get a few minutes here, give me a couple of

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Speaker 6: minutes on this Prop ten. Early voting starts next week.

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Speaker 6: You've been behind the scenes, You and Debbie have done

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Speaker 6: such a heavy lifting on the grassroots side. Where do

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Speaker 6: you think we are at the enthusiasm all the candidates

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Speaker 6: now are talking about but the grassroots or we're going

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Speaker 6: to start seeing some real muscle next week in the

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Speaker 6: early voting.

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Speaker 10: Well, I surely hope.

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Speaker 11: So the problem is we also see that a lot

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Speaker 11: of conservatives don't like to get off their couch to vote.

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Speaker 11: As I said last time, you know, politics is a

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Speaker 11: dirty word among conservatives. Conservatives want to focus on their faith,

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Speaker 11: their family, their work, and unfortunately, if you.

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Speaker 10: Don't vote, which we absolutely have to vote.

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Speaker 11: You know, we had low turnout here in the special

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Speaker 11: election we send a district nine exactly, but.

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Speaker 10: On a lot of different special elections as well.

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Speaker 11: We need to get off of our couches and we

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Speaker 11: need to vote for the best and the most conservative candidate.

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Speaker 11: People complain about the candidates that are running in November,

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Speaker 11: and they shouldn't complain if they didn't vote. So I'm

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Speaker 11: just encouraging and saying, you know, be part of history.

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Speaker 11: Vote in this primaries. Prop ten is also important. It

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Speaker 11: doesn't become law, but it sends a message to the

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Speaker 11: legislators to give them the courage as well.

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Speaker 10: So please get off your couch, go out and vote.

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Speaker 6: Tell me about this extraordinary company you guys. Just seeing

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Speaker 6: you guys day in and day, it's pretty extraordinary. Talk

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Speaker 6: to me about the company, and then we want everybody

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Speaker 6: to switch over. The way you guys are able to

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Speaker 6: do this is you generate a ton of revenue here

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Speaker 6: and we want people to switch over.

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Speaker 11: So basically, we're in an activist company and we support

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Speaker 11: our activism by selling cell phone service.

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Speaker 10: But I mean, you're getting a great product.

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Speaker 11: We make sure that we buy the we're buying wholesale,

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Speaker 11: but we're buying a priority levels.

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Speaker 10: So whatever service you have.

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Speaker 11: Now, we actually might give you better or this we're

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Speaker 11: definitely the same, but it could be better than what

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Speaker 11: you're currently having.

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Speaker 10: And it's all US based customer support.

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Speaker 6: But you called nine seven two Patriot, You're going to

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Speaker 6: get somewhere with an East Texas accent, Texas Citizen US

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Speaker 6: says talking to you, right.

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Speaker 11: Or you might actually get somebody who's studying to be

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Speaker 11: out in California, we work with a Bible College you

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Speaker 11: might be speaking with somebody who's studying to be.

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Speaker 10: A missionary or a pastor, and they'll pray with you.

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Speaker 11: I mean, we'll all pray with you if you need

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Speaker 11: prayer as well.

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Speaker 10: So it's a very unique company.

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Speaker 11: We put God at the helm of our business and

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Speaker 11: our mission is to support our God given rights and freedoms,

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Speaker 11: and we do that boldly and proudly.

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Speaker 6: Uh nine seven two. Patriot it's all their East Texas

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Speaker 6: accent or a Bible, a mission a potential missionary. You'll

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Speaker 6: talk and pray with you. Make the switch today. Best

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Speaker 6: phone service out there. We absolutely love it. Debbie social media,

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Speaker 6: where do people get you?

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Speaker 11: So go to Patriotmobile dot com and it's backslash banning.

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Speaker 6: It's Jenny, It's nine seven two. Okay, we're gonna leave you.

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Speaker 6: Ben Harnwell is gonna be here. We're gonna go from

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Speaker 6: Texas to Rome next. Ben Harnroe is gonna run. I'll

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Speaker 6: be back at ten am Eastern Standard Time tomorrow ten

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Speaker 6: o'clock in the morning of eleven o'clock, We're gonna have

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Speaker 6: our one hour special on Tina Peters The Five Hundred

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Speaker 6: Days of Tina Peters as Tina Peters. This weekend, on

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Speaker 6: This is gonna be quite powerful. Tomorrow Marre at eleven o'clock.

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Speaker 6: We'll be back at ten. Ben Harnwell takes it from

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Speaker 6: here from Rome see tomorrow