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Speaker 10: The people have had a belly.

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Speaker 10: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 11: It's Wednesday, fifteenth October in the ear Verloer, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 11: I don't know what I'd like more, Joe Scarborough teaching

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Speaker 10: It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.

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Speaker 11: There's nothing he can do, folks, Nothing he brings. He

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Speaker 14: It matters, just civil liberties, all right.

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Speaker 11: I've filed for start to the Supreme Court, and one

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Speaker 11: John Solomon, your story's up on Just the News. Where

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Speaker 11: can people go to get the show? Podcast all your information?

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Speaker 11: This is about to it. This is exploding even as we.

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Speaker 14: We got an interview today with Tash Ptel. Yeah, we

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Speaker 14: It'll be on at six o'clock. I'm lucky enough every

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Speaker 10: John Solomon, thank you so much massive.

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Speaker 9: Thanks friend, Thank you so so folks.

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Speaker 11: This is why you can't take him seriously when when

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Speaker 11: He's from Obama to Hillary Clinton. He's just telling them

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Speaker 15: And to that you can't overlook the role that he

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Speaker 15: It's just this problem of political violence is much worse

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Speaker 15: This isn't a bunch of losers who are sitting home

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Speaker 15: in the movement.

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Speaker 9: This isn't a murder.

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Speaker 15: This is a political assassination. This is a political war.

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Speaker 15: And honestly, Steve, I mean, I can't wait to share

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Speaker 15: it with you. This is worse than I thought it was.

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Speaker 15: I mean, this is not a bunch of people sitting

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Speaker 15: home on discord saying dumb stuff. This is an almost

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Speaker 15: mainstream belief among one side in this country that thinks

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Speaker 15: it's okay for their political opponents.

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Speaker 9: Who they disagree with, to be killed. That is not

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Speaker 9: the United States. It's not political disc want to go.

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Speaker 9: That's war in third world country.

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Speaker 11: Steve, No, it has been the United States in some

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Speaker 11: parts of its history, because remember the Revolution was as

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Speaker 11: much civil war, particularly in the South, particularly in the

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Speaker 11: South there as much as civil war as it was

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Speaker 11: a of course, the Civil War, and maybe the nineteen

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Speaker 11: twenties thirties Onemost broke apart or it had these intense

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Speaker 11: debates and I say, hey, bring it. You're not going

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Speaker 11: to hug this one out. You're not going to debate

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Speaker 11: it out. It was great having Solomon on. Solomon's a

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Speaker 11: news hound, I mean Johnson, investigator, reporter, and he's buried

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Speaker 11: in its like a hedgehog going for a thing. But

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Speaker 11: to show the cold open, which we do for you

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Speaker 11: every day, I want people to know. One of the

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Speaker 11: things we do in curating the cold open, I try

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Speaker 11: not to go to too many of the more secure

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Speaker 11: things that we monitor. Also on the left, we try

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Speaker 11: to give you, quite frankly, the biggest shows, the ones

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Speaker 11: that have the biggest audiences, that have the most production value,

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Speaker 11: that are there for the Roberts over a over at

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Speaker 11: Comcast where they run MSNBC or ABC or CBS or CNN.

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Speaker 10: And you see how radical it is.

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Speaker 11: Somebody John Salmon, Kimram, he has not been on the

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Speaker 11: first block and over a year, where you normally have

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Speaker 11: John come in later, he sees the cold open, which

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Speaker 11: is your the audience, that's just the standard cold open

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Speaker 11: here in the in the war room. He shocked the

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Speaker 11: shocked because this is not the Barriss nails it. This

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Speaker 11: is not a political debate anymore. You're not going to

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Speaker 11: change any of those people by debate. This is the

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Speaker 11: This was the ever the char This was the charm

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Speaker 11: of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk, and they assassinated the best

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Speaker 11: of us because Charlie Kirk still believed you could go

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Speaker 11: into that lion's den and you could in free debate

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Speaker 11: about the marketplace of ideas, that you could literally change

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Speaker 11: the minds of some of these young people. Now maybe

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Speaker 11: on the margins you can, and Charlie was doing a

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Speaker 11: human's effort, but he's also bringing together people that have

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Speaker 11: been kind of raised me of his conservatives and falling away.

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Speaker 11: That's to me. His power was bringing that back. But

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Speaker 11: you're not going to debate this that. This is not

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Speaker 11: a political debate. And you just see how the left works.

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Speaker 11: They set up a phony committee. They had collaborations like

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Speaker 11: Liz Cheney on it. They I went and got thirty

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Speaker 11: million phone workers of everybody that called into the White House.

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Speaker 10: Why so they could go.

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Speaker 11: Back and prove the citizens they called in and talked

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Speaker 11: to somebody on the staff or President Trump or whatever

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Speaker 11: were guilty of a crime and not proving that crime.

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Speaker 11: Because they got beaten twenty two midterms, they then had

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Speaker 11: the FB they then tried to dump.

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Speaker 10: It into the twenty four election.

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Speaker 11: These people are pure evil and you can't compromise with

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Speaker 11: them and you can't debate it out bars.

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Speaker 15: Charlie was trying to reach people before they got to

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Speaker 15: that point. And you know literally, I mean he had

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Speaker 15: his Asian tour, when he was his trip over to

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Speaker 15: Asian when he was coming back, he was getting ready

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Speaker 15: to do a video for my son's friend who loves

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Speaker 15: him and was going to college. That's, by the way,

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Speaker 15: the kind of person that Charlie Kirk was just because

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Speaker 15: because I asked him to, but he was getting them younger.

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Speaker 9: That's not what we're talking about here, Steve.

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Speaker 15: I'm talking about people who are already immersed in their

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Speaker 15: views and they're going to go to work at you know,

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Speaker 15: these these financial institutions. They're going to go to work

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Speaker 15: at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, They're going to go

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Speaker 15: to work at CIA.

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Speaker 9: They're going to go.

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Speaker 15: Run for Congress for folks like this is what I'm

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Speaker 15: trying to explain to people.

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Speaker 9: This is not fringe.

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Speaker 15: This is already in the ranks of people who hold

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Speaker 15: immense power. Look at the text messages from the attorney

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Speaker 15: general candidate for the democraticorney candidate for Attorney General in Virginia.

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Speaker 15: This is what I'm trying to tell you is this

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Speaker 15: is who they are, and you have to respond accordingly.

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Speaker 15: Senators and Congressmen, Republicans in Congress, their job is to

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Speaker 15: conduct over a site of those agencies. God forbid if

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Speaker 15: any of these fanatics end up there, which they have,

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Speaker 15: and what have they done?

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Speaker 9: Stick They've done nothing.

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Speaker 15: And now look now, look you just your last segment

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Speaker 15: with John Bears.

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Speaker 11: Bears hang on for one second, take a short break,

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Speaker 11: Richard Bears to stick with us.

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Speaker 12: Confuse your host, Stephen Kban.

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Speaker 11: I've got two things to do with you, Barris. One

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Speaker 11: is I wanted this. This kind of landmark polling study

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Speaker 11: you're doing is coming out next Monday approximately. If you

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Speaker 11: can finish it, just once again, give me the themes

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Speaker 11: because it's inacurcably linked with the service at the White

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Speaker 11: House shes today in commemoration of Charlie Kirk's heroism.

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Speaker 10: So so what are we looking at for next week?

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Speaker 15: What we're trying to do, what we were trying to

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Speaker 15: do is get our arms around this issue of political violence,

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Speaker 15: which is definitely getting worse.

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Speaker 9: You were right, I stand corrected.

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Speaker 15: There have been times in our history where this has

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Speaker 15: been a problem. But I guess we lived, you know,

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Speaker 15: we got a little bit comp complacent, and we lived

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Speaker 15: in a more stable society where political discourse.

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Speaker 9: Became the norm. And now what this what funny is

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Speaker 9: trying to do?

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Speaker 11: Hold it Fuka Yama's it's Fuka Yama who's dead wrong

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Speaker 11: at the Big Guy National Review. All that the end

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Speaker 11: of history the late nineteen nineties, it was the end

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Speaker 11: of history around liberal democracy throughout the world. The China,

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Speaker 11: Chinese was going to be great, The Chinese Compis Party

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Speaker 11: was going to become liberal democrats.

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Speaker 5: The world.

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Speaker 11: We're just going to have rational discourse all the time.

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Speaker 11: Nothing could be farther from bris truth. Right, this is back.

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Speaker 11: This is all back to the to Hobbes in the

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Speaker 11: Malthusian Sir.

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Speaker 9: It was ebris to think that, Steve.

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Speaker 15: It was as if we're just exempt from the rules

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Speaker 15: of nature's law out of nowhere. Right, human beings have

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Speaker 15: been living by it and breathing by it for thousands

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Speaker 15: of years, and we were going to suddenly come and

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Speaker 15: up end all of that.

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Speaker 9: It's arrogance, It's the height arrogance. But we were trying

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Speaker 9: to get our arms around us and Steve.

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Speaker 15: At first I thought, maybe this is just the latest

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Speaker 15: manifestation of the phenomena that we see with like mass shootings, right,

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Speaker 15: which was kind of modern It started in the sixties

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Speaker 15: with the University of Texas. Right, I was wrong. This

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Speaker 15: is I was completely wrong. Hypothesis is out the window.

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Speaker 15: This is much deeper than that. It's not you know,

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Speaker 15: when we're talking about something like that, we're talking about

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Speaker 15: like a wayward souls lost, young men who lost their way.

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Speaker 15: It's very much the same reasons we see young men

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Speaker 15: joining gangs looking for something to be a part of

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Speaker 15: new That is not what we're dealing with here. We're

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Speaker 15: dealing with a complete breakdown in the concept of political discourse,

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Speaker 15: you know, you know, calm, decent political discourse.

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Speaker 9: And it's a bigger problem than I thought. So this

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Speaker 9: is going to be huge.

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Speaker 15: It is, and hopefully something good comes out of it.

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Speaker 15: That was the entire point. Is the Highest inter survey

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Speaker 15: we put up for the public Pulling Project Highest Interest

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Speaker 15: Survey hands down in the history of the public pulling project.

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Speaker 9: So it's not even close. If you're so, I hope

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Speaker 9: we can if you.

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Speaker 10: Offer your fun, if you're filling along at home.

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Speaker 11: Two of the smartest guys have followed us every day,

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Speaker 11: Mark Mitchell and Richard Barres are coming at it in

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Speaker 11: slightly different angles, but it's a about a fourth turning. Gosh,

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Speaker 11: where did we hear that before? I don't know miss

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Speaker 11: Bannon's two thousand and ten film. But hang on, because folks,

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Speaker 11: this is evident, and I don't have time today, but

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Speaker 11: I'm gonna get you back on because this ties to

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Speaker 11: it the fantasy among New York elites, both conservative and liberal,

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Speaker 11: both Christian and Jewish, that are in a fantasyland about

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Speaker 11: mom Donnie and the ability to defeed him. The development

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Speaker 11: to oh, if he takes it over, just gonna be socialism.

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Speaker 11: You are dead wrong. There's loves to the core of Marxist,

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Speaker 11: the way Marxist is trying to destroy our society. Communism

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Speaker 11: failed the economics, but Marxism lives and thrives in the

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Speaker 11: modern world, coupled with radical jihad.

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Speaker 10: So I'll get you on the.

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Speaker 11: Next couple of days, because this is a perfect segue

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Speaker 11: to my next guest, Richard Barris.

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Speaker 10: Where do people go? What are your coordinates? Brother?

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Speaker 15: The best place is locals People's pundent dot locals dot com.

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Speaker 15: But where everywhere else on ghetter at People's pundin on ax,

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Speaker 9: Thanks Steve, as always, I'll see you soon.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, brother, great work. Mitchell Embarrass had come to

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Speaker 11: the same conclusion on the dad they're looking at folks,

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Speaker 11: So Chip Roy's going to join me. I've got We're

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Speaker 11: going to do two things, the sublime, you know, the

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Speaker 11: sublime and the less sublime. We're going to start with

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Speaker 11: just the practical what we have to We need to

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Speaker 11: talk about the shutdown and the and the Schumer shutdown.

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Speaker 10: But then we've got to get into.

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Speaker 11: Sharia law in this neo Marxist uh Shria law supremacist

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Speaker 11: revolution that's before our eyes and about to take over

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Speaker 11: the financial capital of the world, and they're going to

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Speaker 11: turn it into worse than London. We we warned about

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Speaker 11: Sadikon years ago. Raheem Kasaan, myself, the others that were

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Speaker 11: working in Europe and working on this London situation, the

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Speaker 11: British about Brexit. We saw this coming and it's going

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Speaker 11: to be so much worse here. Let's we got a

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Speaker 11: cold open for Let's go and play and bring hip

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Speaker 11: or in, Katie.

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Speaker 16: I need to watch Groundhog Day of the movie, because

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Speaker 16: that's exactly where we are every single day. Mike Johnson

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Speaker 16: holds a news conference and blames Democrats for the shutdown

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Speaker 16: because they did block this clean funding bill and says

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Speaker 16: he's not going to negotiate with them on anything until

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Speaker 16: the government opens up. And then you know, he has

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Speaker 16: a conference call with House Republicans who all back him

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Speaker 16: up on his strategy to keep the House out of session.

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Speaker 5: They've been out of session.

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Speaker 16: I think for twenty five days now, unprecedented in my

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Speaker 16: time covering Congress to be out this long, especially during

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Speaker 16: a shutdown. And then Senate Democrats block the bill again

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Speaker 16: in the Senate, which is going to happen again tonight.

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Speaker 16: Republicans block the Senate bill and the government remains closed

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Speaker 16: for yet another day. I mean, just let's pull back

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Speaker 16: the camera for a second. The White House is making

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Speaker 16: this is making it.

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Speaker 10: Okay. Jake Sherman's right there, and he goes on and

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Speaker 10: on and on.

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Speaker 11: But Chip Roy, if they make payroll today for the military,

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Speaker 11: in my understanding is they feel they can make payroll

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Speaker 11: on the thirtieth. I mean as America, the polling is,

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Speaker 11: the polling is Malcolm Mitchell's got right track, wrong track.

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Speaker 11: It's some ten point pickup and right track. The Schumer

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Speaker 11: shutdown is a catastrophic failure for the Democrats.

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Speaker 13: Sir, absolutely. First of all, let's rewind the clock a year.

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Speaker 13: When President Trump was gearing up to win last November,

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Speaker 13: a lot of us, including our mutual and good friend

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Speaker 13: Russ vote over at Omb and others, were planning how

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Speaker 13: this year would unfold. We rightly predicted Democrats would want

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Speaker 13: to try to make a political shutdown occur this fall.

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Speaker 13: So that was a big part of what we were

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Speaker 13: doing in the big beautiful bill, which you and I

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Speaker 13: both said, Hey, it could be better here, it could

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Speaker 13: be better then there. But we delivered, and we worked

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Speaker 13: together with the President to deliver what I think is

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Speaker 13: a bill that set the stage for this because we

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Speaker 13: have one hundred and fifty billion dollars in there for defense,

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Speaker 13: so we could use that and use other money that

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Speaker 13: Russ and his team are doing right now to move

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Speaker 13: money around to be able to pay troops. And now

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Speaker 13: we've got a situation where we're ahead of the curve.

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Speaker 13: We're doing the work the American people sent us the

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Speaker 13: DC to do. But Schumer, the Democrats, hat King Jeffries

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Speaker 13: are shutting the government down for purely one hundred percent

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Speaker 13: political purposes because they have nothing else to run on.

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Speaker 13: President Trump is leading, going around the world, kicking but

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Speaker 13: you know, doing great things to overseas. President Trump gets

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Speaker 13: on a plane, flies back, does the event with Charlie

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Speaker 13: Kirk yesterday, memorializing a great American hero. We're delivering on

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Speaker 13: everything we said we would deliver on and more. And

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Speaker 13: the Democrats have nothing left to do. But basically they're

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Speaker 13: out of AMMO and they're just pulling their magazine out

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Speaker 13: and they're throwing it. And that's what the American people

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Speaker 13: are seeing. So I think the right track, wrong track

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Speaker 13: will go in our favor if we hold the lot.

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Speaker 13: And I want to give credit to the Speaker, credit

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Speaker 13: obviously to the White House the President for holding the

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Speaker 13: line here. And we've just got to hope that Senate

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Speaker 13: Republicans hold the line. We've got some of them getting

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Speaker 13: a little weak neat over there who are complaining that, well,

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Speaker 13: we might need to go cut a deal or something

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Speaker 13: like that. Democrats are the ones who walk away from

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Speaker 13: the table. You and I don't love CRS. Posse doesn't

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Speaker 13: love CRS. But we came together, everybody, Freedom Caucus, the speaker,

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Speaker 13: everybody in the conference, to say, you know what, we're

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Speaker 13: going to do a short term seyard in November because

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Speaker 13: Democrats were rattling that they wanted to shut down. They

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Speaker 13: own this. It's the Schumer shutdown. They're the ones causing it.

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Speaker 13: The President is doing what he can to make sure

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Speaker 13: our troops are paid and that our country continues to

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Speaker 13: move forward.

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Speaker 11: Okay, as you remember Russ Vote, who's the kind of

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Speaker 11: architect of this, also worked and we're already working perturbations

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Speaker 11: when you do this. Russ Votes got you know, he's

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Speaker 11: he's got plan A b CD, He's got all kind

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Speaker 11: of alternatives for the president. The one of the central

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Speaker 11: beating hearts is is the Democrats are going to do

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Speaker 11: it and kind of walk into a trap, and the

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Speaker 11: American people are either indifferent or blaming the Democrats. You

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Speaker 11: can really rev up not a phony thing like those

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Speaker 11: you can really rev up deconstruction administrative state. And Russ

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Speaker 11: votes got a big old plan in their Plan A

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Speaker 11: is A is a drop the bomb on it. Now

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Speaker 11: we've had forty five hundred and the reason as you

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Speaker 11: have the Rhinos senators plus the donors all over President

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Speaker 11: Trump with hey, hey, hey, hey, you know, don't do

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Speaker 11: anything radical. When are we going to get to the

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Speaker 11: point if we can pay the troops today and investing

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Speaker 11: and Russ can figure out how to and Pete Haggs

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Speaker 11: have figure out how to pay the troops on the thirtieth,

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Speaker 11: you know, it's kind of guns free in military terms,

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Speaker 11: when are we going to unleash RUSS vote on Plan

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Speaker 11: A of deconstructing administrative state and really go to you know,

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Speaker 11: start doing riffs and just pull the corder on the riffs.

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Speaker 13: Sir well, I'll obviously let Russ speak to that directly,

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Speaker 13: but I can tell you in my conversations like the

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Speaker 13: White House, they're united on what they want to do,

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Speaker 13: and the Democrats have shut this down. Now Russ has

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Speaker 13: the power to prioritize, right, That's what this is all about.

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Speaker 13: He's got the power to prioritize how we do spending

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Speaker 13: is why we make sure our interest is covered. We're

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Speaker 13: not going to default on our debt. Social Security payments

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Speaker 13: get done. They're moving money around to pay our troops

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Speaker 13: because that's what a responsible OMB director should do when

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Speaker 13: irresponsible Democrats have shut down. But the key issue here,

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Speaker 13: to answer your question, Steve, are Senate Republicans. Will Senate

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Speaker 13: Republicans continue to stand in the way of russ being

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Speaker 13: able to do more work removing these bureaucrats, riffing all

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Speaker 13: of these status to advantage, you know, advance this woke

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Speaker 13: agenda that was weaponized against the American people. And for example, right,

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Speaker 13: I mean just today you had a situation where you

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Speaker 13: had a Senate Republican who was trying to work with

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Speaker 13: a Democrat, Mark or Warner on the CDFI fund, right,

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Speaker 13: which is one of these funds that was just dramatically

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Speaker 13: woke DEI critical race theory. It was being used for

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Speaker 13: gender ideology, it was being used for illegal immigration, and

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Speaker 13: Russ on behalf of the president and the administration, you know,

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Speaker 13: whacked that funding and riffed people and pulled back funding

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Speaker 13: from it. Yet you've got some Senate Republicans who are going, oh,

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Speaker 13: we can't do that we need this really valuable program,

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Speaker 13: even though it was a corrupt, woke, weaponized program. So

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Speaker 13: if Senate Republicans will stay out of the way, then

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Speaker 13: they can keep doing their job. And again, they're going

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Speaker 13: to keep all of the services necessary that are constitutional,

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Speaker 13: that are appropriate for people. They rely on social Security checks,

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Speaker 13: our military needs to get paid. They're going to do

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Speaker 13: it responsibly. It's President Trump, it's RUSS vote. But these

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Speaker 13: Centerate Republicans need to get out of the way and

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Speaker 13: stop complaining. That's the roadblock to RUSS being more aggressive.

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Speaker 11: Your constituents, let's go, and I'm gonna hold you. I

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Speaker 11: got to talk about the sharia law thing with you. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: your constituents are kind of the heart of the magabase.

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Speaker 11: When you talk to them about this shutdown. What guidance

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Speaker 11: are they giving you, sir.

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Speaker 13: Well, look at they want to stand behind the president.

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Speaker 13: They believe in what the President is doing, what RUSS

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Speaker 13: is doing. But part of this is an information warfare

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Speaker 13: warfare game. To some degree, most Americans, including even my constituents,

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Speaker 13: haven't fully even kind of woken up so that there

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Speaker 13: is a shutdown. Their lives go on, right, you know,

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Speaker 13: eighty percent of governments still functioning, TSA is up, everything

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Speaker 13: is kind of happening, so they're not feeling it. When

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Speaker 13: you get two and four and six weeks in and

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Speaker 13: now we're getting there paychecks stopped flowing to some people,

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Speaker 13: then there's an impact. But when I talk to people,

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Speaker 13: they say, hold the line, stay the course. We didn't

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Speaker 13: send you guys there to just, you know, bow down

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Speaker 13: to Democrats who want to use this to advance what

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Speaker 13: we're going to talk about in a minute. They're radical

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Speaker 13: Marxist agenda. That's what this is all about, right. It's

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Speaker 13: about funding illegal aliens so they can get political clout.

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Speaker 13: It's about using taxpayer money to give them health care.

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Speaker 13: It's about giving massive amounts of money to insurance companies

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Speaker 13: to enrich them so they can build their social estate

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Speaker 13: and make more people and more Americans dependent on government.

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Speaker 13: They know that My constituents don't want that. They want

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Speaker 13: a limited government, they want freedom. They want to do

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Speaker 13: what Donald Trump is doing. They want to do what

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Speaker 13: russ Vote is doing. They want to do what we're

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Speaker 13: standing up and fighting for with the speakers, fighting for,

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Speaker 13: and they want us to hold the line. And we

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Speaker 13: are in the driver's seat if we don't blink, and

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Speaker 13: I think that's where they want us to be.

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Speaker 11: Well, the blinking is that's why we got to keep

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Speaker 11: the milk toast Republicans, certain milk toast Republicans, not all

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Speaker 11: of them in the Senate. We got to keep them going. Okay,

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Speaker 11: hang on for one second. We're gonna stick around.

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Speaker 10: We got this neo.

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Speaker 11: Marxist Jihadis Sharia supremacist revolution going on in the United States.

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Speaker 11: The front folks of that are the Radical Democratic Party

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Speaker 11: and their media partners.

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Speaker 10: But I'm gonna talk.

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Speaker 11: We got a couple of instances throughout this country. They

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Speaker 11: have to be dealt with, and they have to be

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Speaker 11: in it, says, well, I'll hold.

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Speaker 5: That for you.

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Speaker 10: We don't really talk about the price of gold here.

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Speaker 11: We try to teach you about the process of and

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Speaker 11: why it's just not a hedge anymore. It used to

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Speaker 11: asset class for central banks because of buying a record

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Speaker 11: rates in this whole global movement of de dollarization and

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Speaker 11: one of the biggest critics of the rationale for owning

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Speaker 11: gold throughout his banking history, and he's the most prominent

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Speaker 11: banker he runs. JP Morgan has for over a decade.

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Speaker 11: He said, it's since zero hedge.

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Speaker 10: I've got it up on Ghetter.

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Speaker 11: He thinks the target price of gold if things continue

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Speaker 11: to develop like the like the trade Wargan sh is

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Speaker 11: five thousand to ten thousand dollars. Gold blew through forty

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Speaker 11: two hundred dollars overnight. Okay, we told you why that

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Speaker 11: was going to happen a couple of stars ago with

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Speaker 11: Philip Patrick.

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Speaker 10: He's going to join me at the top of the.

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Speaker 11: Hour birch gold dot com promo code ban in the

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Speaker 11: Seven installments over the last four years. Started when gold

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Speaker 11: was what eleven hundred bucks announce forty two hundred dollars today.

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Speaker 11: Your question is, well, hey, did I miss the move?

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Speaker 10: I don't know. Philip Patrick doesn't know.

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Speaker 11: But we've got data and logic that you can make

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Speaker 11: a decision because we're not selling your fish, we're teaching

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Speaker 11: you how to fish. Philip Patrick in the next hour. Okay,

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Speaker 11: so Chip, as you know, I'm not a big fan

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Speaker 11: of you leaving Congress, but hey, it is what it is.

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Speaker 11: What's going to happen on November fifth, I think it's

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Speaker 11: November fifth in New York City is going to be

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Speaker 11: a seismic plate shift. And it's not just kids, not

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Speaker 11: some fluke. This is like Obama, this is like CDCON.

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Speaker 11: They've been working on this one for a long time.

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Speaker 11: And it's not socialism. Please get to a leux On.

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Speaker 11: It's Marxism with radical Jihadis, Sharia supremacism and the Working

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Speaker 11: Family Party and DSA. They've copped the Trump playbook for

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Speaker 11: the precinct strategy and turning Point USA. It's all about

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Speaker 11: ground game. It's all about low propensity, loan information voters.

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Speaker 11: You get those, you win, and you can't do it

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Speaker 11: by TV commercials. It's good old fashioned work and they're

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Speaker 11: doing it. If it was just New York City, there's

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Speaker 11: a problem.

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Speaker 10: No.

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Speaker 11: We got in this Idaho, the situation with the Qatar

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Speaker 11: base out there. You've also got a bigger issue, I

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Speaker 11: hate to say it, in the Lone Star State. The

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Speaker 11: railhead of the Maga movement is our problem. There is

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Speaker 11: just not Abbot in the Rhinos. It's deeper than that.

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Speaker 11: And right now you've got a wave of people and

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Speaker 11: investment and people buying land. And it's not the Chinese

876
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Speaker 11: Chemist Party, that's bad enough, but it's Sharia's supremacists are

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Speaker 11: trying to take over the state of Texas.

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Speaker 5: Sir.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, see, you're exactly right, Like, look, this is the

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Speaker 13: fight of our day and I really believe that.

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Speaker 7: And a little.

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Speaker 13: Aside, you know, yesterday I was at the event at

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Speaker 13: the White House hontering and celebrating Charlie Kirk, and the

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Speaker 13: last substant of conversation I had with Charlie this summer,

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Speaker 13: besides just back and forth and text back and for you,

886
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Speaker 13: a substantive conversation was about how we are conservative movement,

887
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Speaker 13: all of us do not yet embrace and understand the

888
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Speaker 13: extent to which we have a war being waged against

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Speaker 13: US by radical individuals. Jihadis adherence to Sharia, and it's

890
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Speaker 13: happening right now every single day, and we're asleep of

891
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Speaker 13: the switch. And he spoke out about it. I'm speaking

892
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Speaker 13: out about it. I introduced legislation last week called the

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Speaker 13: Preserving a Sharia Free America Act to prevent people from

894
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Speaker 13: being able to come into the United States fully vetting,

895
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Speaker 13: and if you're found be an adherent to Sharia, that

896
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Speaker 13: you need to be removed because it is antithetical to

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Speaker 13: our Constitution, antithetical to the Declaration, it is against the

898
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Speaker 13: rule of law in the United States, and it undermines

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Speaker 13: Western civilization. You're right, Texas is ground zero. There are

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Speaker 13: more mosques that are being opened in Texas every day

901
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Speaker 13: than any other state in the Union. We have this

902
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Speaker 13: East Plano Islamic Center that's four hundred acres that the

903
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Speaker 13: legislature is trying to stop from being a Sharia oriented,

904
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Speaker 13: you know, kind of Muslim only community, but they're really not.

905
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Speaker 13: I mean, they're going to continue to develop it and

906
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Speaker 13: it's going to continue to be predominantly, if not entirely,

907
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Speaker 13: Sharia adherents. You have what you see happening at Dearborn.

908
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Speaker 13: You have what you see happening in Minneapolis, and now

909
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Speaker 13: you rightly raise the flag about what's happening in New York.

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Speaker 13: It is a coordinated plan. And look, I had a

911
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Speaker 13: conversation yesterday with a guy who is a Muslim who

912
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Speaker 13: is fully on board with this bill because he understands

913
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Speaker 13: that political nature of Islamism, Islamists, Sharia adherents who want

914
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Speaker 13: to basically destroy everything about Western civilization. If we don't

915
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Speaker 13: realize that, if we don't combat it, we're going to

916
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Speaker 13: lose our way of life. It is arguably the number

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Speaker 13: one issue we need to address. And that's one of

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Speaker 13: the biggest reasons that I am leaving Congress to go

919
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Speaker 13: back to Texas to be Attorney General. We've got to

920
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Speaker 13: fight it, and we've got to fight it in our communities,

921
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Speaker 13: and we don't fight it in Texas, we're not going

922
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Speaker 13: to win it in America.

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Speaker 11: When you see Mondami, he's the poster trow for the

924
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Speaker 11: success it. Just like Sadikon, they graft onto this this

925
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Speaker 11: radical uh neo Marxism or Marxism. Okay, it's not communism,

926
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Speaker 11: it's Marxism and to it. The last numbers I saw

927
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Speaker 11: in New York city had over. I think Jewish for

928
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Speaker 11: forty percent of Jewish voter is going to vote from

929
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Speaker 11: Anami and I think something like sixty percent of kids

930
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Speaker 11: Jewish kids under thirty this guy is. This guy is

931
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Speaker 11: a radical jihadist and a Shria supremacist with his money

932
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Speaker 11: coming from places we have no earthy idea this is

933
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Speaker 11: going to be and conservatism. They're going, oh, he's a socialist,

934
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Speaker 11: we want him to take charge. No, once they grab it,

935
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Speaker 11: just like in London, they change it and they don't

936
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Speaker 11: give it up, and you got to go in with

937
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Speaker 11: a trenching tool and dig them out. You're just not

938
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Speaker 11: going to sit there some election a couple of years now.

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Speaker 11: This is why Trump said yesterday, not me, the president,

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Speaker 11: I states. He says, hey, look if that guy wins,

941
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Speaker 11: I'm cutting off federal funds to New.

942
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Speaker 10: York City, full stop. President understands there. You look at

943
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Speaker 10: what's the ship.

944
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Speaker 13: Yeah, if you look at what's happened in France and

945
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Speaker 13: in and then the UK, right, that is a preview

946
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Speaker 13: of what's coming to the United States. You don't have

947
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Speaker 13: to wait for it.

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Speaker 15: Right.

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Speaker 13: I've already mentioned, Dearboryn, I've already mentioned Minneapolis, Texas. But

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Speaker 13: you've got ten percent of France that is now muzzle.

951
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Speaker 13: You've got seven percent of the UK and growing. They

952
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Speaker 13: now have enormous positions of power in the various elected

953
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Speaker 13: jobs and elected officials throughout the UK and France. Mosques

954
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Speaker 13: that are now growing at master rates and churches. It

955
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Speaker 13: is purposeful. It is happening, and the only reason it

956
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Speaker 13: hasn't happened faster here in the United States is the ocean,

957
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Speaker 13: because you've got a bunch of you know, frankly, weak

958
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Speaker 13: Republicans and weak people who are hiding behind the first

959
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Speaker 13: sement how many, which has nothing to do with these

960
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Speaker 13: politicized political as you say, neo Marxist political effort. It

961
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Speaker 13: is Islamism and Marxism and they want to destroy everything

962
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Speaker 13: good in.

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Speaker 10: So hang on, So you've got so hang on.

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Speaker 11: So you've you've got one hundred and fifty co sponsors

965
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Speaker 11: right now, I'm correct, as one hundred and fifty co

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Speaker 11: sponsors already.

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Speaker 13: No, No, I've got about twenty or twenty five and growing.

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Speaker 13: But we need to get one hundred and fifty. You're joking,

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Speaker 13: tell but we need we need more.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Okay, we're going to have you back going to

971
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Speaker 11: drill down to this.

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Speaker 10: Where are your coordinates, Chip, Where do people get you?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, Chip Roy t X c h I p R

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Speaker 13: O y t X chiproy dot com is my website.

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Speaker 9: Keep at it, Steve.

976
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Speaker 13: We got to keep fighting to protect and defend this

977
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Speaker 13: country got.

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Speaker 12: Bushed off front.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, sir. Reverend Hagey years ago nailed it. He

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Speaker 10: talked about England in France. He said the problem is

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Speaker 10: very simple.

982
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Speaker 11: The mosques are full and the churches are empty.

983
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Speaker 10: He nailed it. The mosque are full and the churches

984
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Speaker 10: are empty.

985
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Speaker 11: And if you go to France or England, some of

986
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Speaker 11: the most beautiful churches in the world.

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Speaker 10: Five people there for service. Short break. Philip Patrick joins

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Speaker 10: the war room.

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Speaker 5: Next