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Speaker 2: What do you make of it? How are the change things?

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Speaker 3: Well exactly what Andrews Serkins said. There's a lot of

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Speaker 3: it seems very unlikely. It also seems likely that they

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Speaker 3: actually to train these smaller models, which you already knew

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Speaker 3: So look, I think it's extremely important and interesting results.

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Speaker 3: I don't think that that suggests that the large models

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Speaker 2: Okay, so let's turn out to what we're hoping.

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Speaker 4: Did you tell us more about the good We hear

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Speaker 1: About the worries people have about AI than this sort

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Speaker 4: It could portend. But it's advocates say a lot of

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Speaker 2: Done with it.

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Speaker 5: Hard to imagine something a better cause and cure and cancer.

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Speaker 2: Talk to us about that.

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Speaker 3: So you know, as you mentioned, the general discourse and

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Speaker 6: Et cetera.

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Speaker 3: And yet when we look at the end result, like

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Speaker 3: the computer, et cetera, it turns out that it massively

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Speaker 3: increases human agency. And part of that increase of human

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Speaker 3: agency is when we all get access to it, like

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Speaker 2: This is the primal screen of a dying regime.

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Speaker 7: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 7: these people. You've not got a free shot. All these

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Speaker 7: networks lying about the people. The people have had a

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Speaker 2: I know you don't like hearing that. I know you

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Speaker 2: tried to do everything in the world to stop that,

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Speaker 2: but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

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Speaker 8: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 8: big line mega media. I wish in my soul, I

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Speaker 7: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 9: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 9: will be saved. War Room.

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Speaker 6: Here's your host, Stephen kVA.

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Speaker 7: It's Tuesday, twenty eight January year Viller twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 7: Thank you for joining us for the late afternoon, early

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Speaker 7: evening edition of The War Room.

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Speaker 2: Historic day for the.

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Speaker 7: War Room, our own Natalie Winners, her first day as

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Speaker 7: White House correspondent for The War Room. A historic with

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Speaker 7: Caroline Lovett. Just an amazing press briefing today, her first

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Speaker 7: the first of President Trump Trump forty seven's tenure, historic

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Speaker 7: in many ways, Matt Boyle, many of the folks, you know,

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Speaker 7: Brian Glenn All there asking questions. We're gonna get to

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Speaker 7: Hawley Reid. Hoffman's a techno feudalist. You're you're a populist

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Speaker 7: conservative populist. Hoffman's come out with a book, Super Agency,

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Speaker 7: just today, and it's about the possibly what could possibly

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Speaker 7: I guess a year ago we had you on the

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Speaker 7: tyranny of big tech? What is it in particularly what

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Speaker 2: Where do you think we stand with all this, Sir Well,

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Speaker 6: That, first of all, it'screezy to be with you, Steve,

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Speaker 6: Thanks for having me. I think what we're seeing is

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Speaker 6: just shows the incredible power that these corporations are going

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Speaker 6: I'm also sure about that. I know who's going to

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Speaker 6: know who's going to benefit from all of our data

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Speaker 6: being taken by these corporations. It's the corporate behemoths who

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Speaker 6: I'm concerned. I'm really concerned. I think the tech company's

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Speaker 6: bottom line, Steve, I think they're only getting more powerful,

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Speaker 7: As you say in the book, we've kind of made

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Speaker 7: get incredibly wealthy and have monopolistic power. The anti trade,

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Speaker 2: Do you feel comfortable with that pact as one size?

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Speaker 7: That is, given what TikTok, the power of TikTok and

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Speaker 2: And have they kept their end of the bargain, sir, No.

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Speaker 6: They haven't, I mean manifestly not. They've gotten rich, Steve,

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Speaker 6: They've gotten powerful. They have taken our information. Let's just

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Speaker 6: remember how they power these companies and how they power AI.

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Speaker 6: They come and they take our information. They go out

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Speaker 6: Did they ask you permission? Know? They don't? They pay

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Speaker 6: And yeah, the bargain supposedly is okay, but you'll deliver

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Speaker 7: Are you comfortable, sir, given your focus on the Chinese

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Speaker 6: I think they probably were caught by surprise. I can

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Speaker 6: Has it benefited America? I don't think so. Has it

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Speaker 7: I think you're considered by the Magabase and the populist

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Speaker 7: In regards to the kind of monopolistic power of big tech.

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Speaker 7: Senator Hally, thank you so much. I know you're super busy.

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Speaker 10: An honor to be here with all of you, A

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Speaker 10: And in keeping with this revolutionary media approach that President

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Speaker 10: November fifth, and he's just trying to ensure that the

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Speaker 10: tax money going out the door in this very bankrupt

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Speaker 10: city actually aligns with the will and the priorities of

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Speaker 10: the American people.

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Speaker 9: Yes, welcome, you look great, You're doing a great job.

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Speaker 9: You talked about transparency, and some of us in this

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Speaker 9: room know how just transparent President Trump has been the

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Speaker 9: last five or six years.

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Speaker 4: I think you'll do the same.

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Speaker 9: Well, my question is do you think this latest incident

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Speaker 9: with the president of Columbia is indicative of the global

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Speaker 9: powerful respect they have for President Trump moving forward not

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Speaker 9: only to engage in economic diplomacy with these countries, but

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Speaker 9: also world peace.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely.

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Speaker 10: I'll echo the answer that the President gave on Air

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Speaker 10: Force One last night when he was asked a very

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Speaker 10: similar question by one of your colleagues in the media.

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Speaker 10: This signifies peace through strength is back, and this president

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Speaker 10: will not tolerate illegal immigration into America's interior, and he

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Speaker 10: expects every nation on this planet again to cooperate with

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Speaker 10: the repatriation of their citizens who illegally entered into our

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Speaker 10: country and broke America's laws won't be tolerated. And as

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Speaker 10: you saw, the Colombian government quickly folded and agreed to

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Speaker 10: all the President Trump's demands.

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Speaker 4: Flights are underway once again.

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Speaker 2: Through Wow Caroline LeVert.

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Speaker 7: Remember the first time she ran in the primary up

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Speaker 7: in New Hampshire. Look how far she's come. That was

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Speaker 7: an amazing, amazing press briefing her own. Natalie Winners, our

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Speaker 7: White House correspondent, was there. Put us in the room,

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Speaker 7: tell us what went down?

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Speaker 12: Man, Hi, Steve.

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Speaker 13: I don't think I'm ever going to get tired of

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Speaker 13: this background and coming to you guys live from the

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Speaker 13: White House. But so much has already happened today. I

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Speaker 13: want to put our audience inside of the room, which

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Speaker 13: I know it was my first time in there, but

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Speaker 13: I was asking everyone yes, even talking to some of

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Speaker 13: the legacy media people, they said they've never seen that

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Speaker 13: briefing room so packed. I was standing and it was

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Speaker 13: lot of side commentary of people being like, wow, it's

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Speaker 13: been so long since we've done this, It's been so

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Speaker 13: long since everyone's actually.

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Speaker 4: Actually showed up.

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Speaker 13: Because there's actually something worth talking about. Caroline loved of course,

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Speaker 13: did a wonderful job. There were so many actually believe

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Speaker 13: it or not, familiar faces people from kind of right

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Speaker 13: wing maga media that I actually saw there, of course,

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Speaker 13: in addition to the legacy media people. But I just

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Speaker 13: want to give our audience sort of a taste of

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Speaker 13: what it was like being in there.

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Speaker 12: It is probably, I would say, one.

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Speaker 13: Of the most gaslighting feelings that I have ever experienced.

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Speaker 13: Why do I say that the kind of mainstream media

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Speaker 13: apparatus that is here and walking around, they have this

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Speaker 13: sense of like superiority and as if what they're doing

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Speaker 13: is both so important and you know, such a true

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Speaker 13: honor and you know, privilege and duty to the American people.

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Speaker 12: But the sort of cognitive.

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Speaker 13: Dissonance there is that all they're doing is lying to us, right,

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Speaker 13: And I know that that's cliche, that's not breaking news,

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Speaker 13: But it's just so interesting psychologically to be in the

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Speaker 13: room where all these people who think they're so important,

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Speaker 13: which no offense in reality, they're pseudo intellectuals sitting there

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Speaker 13: acting like they're so integral to the very fabric of

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Speaker 13: this country, when in reality they're just a you know,

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Speaker 13: cog and the narrative wheel. But there really is a

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Speaker 13: really really interesting just to watch from sort of an

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Speaker 13: outsider perspective. So that to me is almost more the

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Speaker 13: interesting dynamic than what's necessarily being said at the press conference.

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Speaker 13: Like I said, you saw Matt Boyle, Brian Glenn, lot

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Speaker 13: and Reese from the Daily Caller, people who I don't

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Speaker 13: think were like ever called on during the Biden White House.

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Speaker 13: I'm standing here, I'm obviously on the lawn. I've seen

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Speaker 13: none other than doctor Sebastian Gorka walk outside the door.

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Speaker 13: Of course, I actually just saw Peter Navarro. Are very

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Speaker 13: own Peter Navarro about like five minutes ago leave the

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Speaker 13: West Wing. So it's very cool to see all the

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Speaker 13: people that we know the comm staff has been in

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Speaker 13: and around. But I can't I don't think I can

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Speaker 13: articulate it well enough. How dissonant and just weird it

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Speaker 13: is these people who have this like chip on their

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Speaker 13: shoulder that you can tell they think they're better than

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Speaker 13: all the American people who sent President Trump to the

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Speaker 13: White House, and they're all like colluding to cover it

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Speaker 13: and we can get into what I think the focus

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Speaker 13: today the president.

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Speaker 2: Let's go back.

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Speaker 7: Is the folks I should realize today was a monumental day.

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Speaker 2: A monumental day they.

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Speaker 7: Kind of you could tell the new sheriffs in town.

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Speaker 7: We've had days of thunder every day and putting out

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Speaker 7: executive actions and executive orders. In fact, I think the

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Speaker 7: ones got their head mailing down. Is this is stopping

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Speaker 7: the freezing of the funds. A federal judge in Washington,

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Speaker 7: d C. While we are on break, came out and

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Speaker 7: put a t r O on that a temporary hold

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Speaker 7: that came from Russ votes omb and Russ is not

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Speaker 7: there yet.

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Speaker 2: He has not been confirmed and sworn in.

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Speaker 7: By the way, there was an assassin that I'm not

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Speaker 7: saying assassination at tempt, but they caught an individual with

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Speaker 7: was looking for our own Scott Besson after he was

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Speaker 7: sworn in, also Pete Hexath and Speaker Johnson.

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Speaker 2: They got him in the Capitol. Sounded like that I

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Speaker 7: Little deranged, but they took him away. Russ is going

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Speaker 7: to be confirmed and sworn in shortly. But omb the

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Speaker 7: acting director, put out a memo last night said freeze

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Speaker 7: all money. This is an addition to freezing all foreign a.

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Speaker 7: President Trump is saying all engines stop except for Social

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Speaker 7: Security and Medicare.

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Speaker 2: He wants to see.

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Speaker 7: Quite frankly, I think Elin and the doge guys, I

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Speaker 7: think this is a joint project to say, what's the

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Speaker 7: really the funds flow here? How does cash flow in

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Speaker 7: and out of the system. Where's the money going. We

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Speaker 7: know where it comes from the taxpayers, the Treasury, and

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Speaker 7: the Fed. We're not sure where it actually goes. And

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Speaker 7: I think that's why the left and the people depend

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Speaker 7: upon big government, the administration state are freaking out. So

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Speaker 7: before we talk about that NATA, because I know you

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Speaker 7: guys from reporting on it town, I want to go

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Speaker 7: back to the room.

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Speaker 2: Are they are they? Are they snotty? Are they they

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Speaker 2: taken back that all.

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Speaker 7: Of sudden they see Breitbart News War room, Real America's

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Speaker 7: Voice One American News Newsmax. You know, the forces of

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Speaker 7: the right, the podcasters, the streaming services, the influencers, people

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Speaker 7: that were really import news. Caroline later that if you're

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Speaker 7: here and you can work, and you can report it fairly,

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Speaker 7: we'll take we'll take a hard look of putting you

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Speaker 7: in the room, and we're going to take the four

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Speaker 7: hundred people they canceled and get their credentials back if

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Speaker 7: they deserve it. Is that what has mainstream media their

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Speaker 7: audiences are collapsing. Is is it their prestige and influence

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Speaker 7: that they're most concerned about now? And really, you know,

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Speaker 7: up at eat when it comes to their their their

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Speaker 13: Totally and you know, you say, a new sheriff in town,

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Speaker 13: not just here in Washington, d C. But I think

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Speaker 13: it's reflected globally too. And that was one of the

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Speaker 13: other patterns that I really noticed, not just there's seeing

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Speaker 13: it with my own eyes, but in asking other reporters

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Speaker 13: really ballooned and expanded. So I think there's a global

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Speaker 13: appetite to cover President Trump. But to this sort of

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Speaker 12: Sixteen upset victory.

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Speaker 13: In terms of this just I think anger, maybe you

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Speaker 13: even engaged activist type viewers. But I think there's sort

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Speaker 12: What do I mean by that?

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Speaker 13: When they sit there and think that they're superior because

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Speaker 13: You know, okay, you get your pat on the back

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Speaker 13: for having that. It's you know, where do you derive

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Speaker 13: that sense of superiority from. It's certainly not from audience

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Speaker 13: size or impact, because you failed in both twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty and twenty twenty four having any effect in

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Speaker 13: swaying and duping the American people continually. So I think

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Speaker 13: it sort of is forcing them to reckon with the

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Speaker 13: internal question of what is the legacy. What is the

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Speaker 12: And frankly, there is none.

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Speaker 13: And Steve, I think to answer that question more directly, right,

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Speaker 13: I think it goes back to the critique that we

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Speaker 13: not only saw Alex Wagner really get into on MSMB

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Speaker 13: see the idea of the left becoming or the establishment,

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Speaker 13: I think more acutely becoming the defenders of the institutions.

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Speaker 13: I think the mainstream media is very similarly one of.

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Speaker 12: Those institutions that they're being forced to defend.

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Speaker 13: And obviously you saw what was it just two days ago,

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Speaker 13: the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and that was one of

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Speaker 13: those I think bread and butter stories that got not

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Speaker 13: just this show deep platformed and censored our audience deep

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Speaker 13: platformed and censored, but really us I think tarred and

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Speaker 13: conspiracy theorists, and I think that we've seen again. I

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Speaker 13: guess it's just more confirmation that this show has been

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Speaker 13: right from the get go, but that we really happen, right,

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Speaker 13: And I think that it sort of forces the uncomfortable question,

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Speaker 13: you know, why are these media outlets continuing to lie

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Speaker 13: at the behest and to cover for the Chinese Communist Party?

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Speaker 13: And that's because these people, though yes they are of

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Speaker 13: course bought off and paid for by the Chinese Communist Party,

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Speaker 13: I think more acutely, they're sort of the defenders of

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Speaker 13: the institution, that is, the economic and global world order

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Speaker 13: which rests upon the original sin being the Chinese Communist

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Speaker 13: Party and their kind of slave labor economic matrix existing.

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Speaker 12: Because without that, you don't really have the sort.

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Speaker 13: Of world economic forum, you know, new world order, I

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Speaker 13: think slave economy that they so desperately want. But I

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Speaker 13: think they are sort of forced to reckon with what

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Speaker 13: their role is and this entire kind of dare I

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Speaker 13: use the word conspiracy on my first day on the

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Speaker 13: White House lawn, But I think that is why there's

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Speaker 13: such kind of gravitas and deep I think self questioning

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Speaker 13: going on when they see people like war Room, like

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Speaker 13: OA and like Brian Glenn, like myself in there, because

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Speaker 13: it really is an existential threat. And I don't use

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Speaker 13: that in the climate change way. I use that in

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Speaker 13: the true definitional sense of the word to their entire

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Speaker 13: power model, and raisindetra, which is lying to the American

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Speaker 13: people to cover for a regime in the form of

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Speaker 13: Joe Biden, who doesn't even need to be a living,

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Speaker 13: breathing human for four years because this city, this swamp

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Speaker 13: can just sort of occur on you know, the Death

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Speaker 13: Star and just kind of a testing pattern because they

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Speaker 13: don't need a strong man. But President Trump is the

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Speaker 13: antithesis of that and represents someone who I think is

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Speaker 13: so different. And I think you see that with these

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Speaker 13: formidable people like Peter Navarro, like Caroline Levett, who are

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Speaker 13: actual beings and humans and entities and not these just

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Speaker 13: you know, NPC kind of grifter drifter types who don't

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Speaker 13: even need to hold press briefings because they don't even

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Speaker 13: know what's going on. So I think you're seeing sort

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Speaker 13: of the shall we say, beginning of the end, though

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Speaker 13: it's a rather hasty end because the viewership is what

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Speaker 13: like twelve thousand. I think we do that on just

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Speaker 13: one streaming platform on a weekend. But that's sort of

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Speaker 13: the sense that I get from being up close and

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Speaker 13: personal to people who i'd frankly rather not have to be,

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Speaker 13: but I'm happy to do it, you.

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Speaker 7: Said, you know today when we talked about coming on,

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Speaker 7: he said, Hey, the outrage of the day. They're all

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Speaker 7: upset about the USDA and the stopping of the foreign

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Speaker 7: you know, foreign policy money going to these different things.

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Speaker 2: A judge just ruled.

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Speaker 7: Judge Ali Khan in DC, the most radical court, federal

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Speaker 7: court in the land, just put a tro on Omb's

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Speaker 7: memo last night to everybody that said, if less it's

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Speaker 7: social Security and medicare full stop. We want all payments,

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Speaker 7: all transformed payments. This want everybody to freeze in place

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Speaker 7: until we get our arms around this. That's breaking news

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Speaker 7: here from a couple of minutes ago. But up until

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Speaker 7: then it was foreign policy. What has been what has

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Speaker 7: been the reaction of the media to that?

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Speaker 2: Today?

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Speaker 13: Sure, I saw Mark Ellias's organization was just taking a

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Speaker 13: huge victory lap over that decision. But I would say

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Speaker 13: that that was sort of the prevailing and predominant questioning

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Speaker 13: angle that I saw both at the press briefing today

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Speaker 13: and also just about an hour ago. Steven Miller did

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Speaker 13: a little bit of a press gaggle outside the West Wing.

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Speaker 13: Basically every question was about the freeze on foreign aid,

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Speaker 13: maybe scattering a few about the mass deportations, but it

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Speaker 13: all sort of comes.

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Speaker 12: Back to the thing itself.

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Speaker 13: And you know, I opened this segment by talking about

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Speaker 13: how being in there amidst a bunch of people who

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Speaker 13: take themselves seriously though their job is to lie to

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Speaker 13: the American people.

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Speaker 12: It's sort of the ultimate gaslight.

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Speaker 13: And I think that the fact that this same press

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Speaker 13: corps who covered up the worst invasion of this country

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Speaker 13: in history, the worst inflation, the worst trade deals, and

736
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Speaker 13: administration that truly truly didn't just put America last, but

737
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Speaker 13: put America first. Never that they are now suddenly all

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Speaker 13: up in arms. The only question they can ask is, well,

739
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Speaker 13: is this freeze on foreign aid going to affect Americans?

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Speaker 13: Is this going to affect you know, these poor single

741
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Speaker 13: mother right, They always create like the worst scenario possible.

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Speaker 12: And I just wanted to turn to them.

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Speaker 13: And say, where have you guys been for the last

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Speaker 13: four years? I'm so glad that you guys now care

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Speaker 13: about the American people and American citizens emphasis on citizen.

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Speaker 13: But for the last four years, these people never cared

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Speaker 13: to ask a question about I don't know if any

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Speaker 13: of the policies or proposals or money coming out the

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Speaker 13: horrible Biden regime ever did anything to put the American

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Speaker 13: people first. So I think it sort of speaks to

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Speaker 13: how they're using every single policy, every single news directive

752
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Speaker 13: that comes out as a way to sort of weaponize

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Speaker 13: against whoever may be at the sticks, whoever's talking, whether

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Speaker 13: it's Caroline Lovett or President Trump. But it was just

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Speaker 13: such a funny moment where all these press corp people

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Speaker 13: are standing there saying, well, what are you going to

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Speaker 13: do for the American citizens? But in the same breath,

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Speaker 13: why are you deporting criminal, illegal aliens. I don't know

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Speaker 13: if they're too dumb or they just hate this country

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Speaker 13: to notice.

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Speaker 12: What's going on.

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Speaker 13: But I will say one bright spot, Like I said,

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Speaker 13: there was a lot of foreign press here too. I

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Speaker 13: believe it was someone from a European Union country asked

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Speaker 13: if europe should be adopting a lot of President Trump's

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Speaker 13: border policies proposals, particularly when it comes to mass deportations.

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Speaker 13: Stephen Miller said it with a resounding yes, they absolutely should.

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Speaker 13: And I think the journalists seem to concur but yeah,

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Speaker 13: it's really it's such a gaslight to be around these

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Speaker 13: people who now, I guess because President Trump is maybe

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Speaker 13: trying to strip rightfully, so some federal grant money. Now

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Speaker 13: they're apparently all four federal grants for the American people.

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Speaker 12: I didn't know that.

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Speaker 13: That's apparently a newfound sentiment among the Washington d C.

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Speaker 13: Elach press class.

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Speaker 7: Natalie, social media, you'll be back on it tomorrow. There's

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Speaker 7: all kind of breaking news overnight. We're actually having an event.

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Speaker 7: It's just serendipity for Matt Boyle whose returns as the

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Speaker 7: national political editor from Florida to Washington, d C.

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Speaker 2: From Breitbart.

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Speaker 7: We're having an event with a lot of media folks

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Speaker 7: tonight and a lot of war room posse.

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Speaker 2: Where can people get you on social media?

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Speaker 13: Natalie until tomorrow, Natalie, She enters on all platforms and

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Speaker 13: the White House until Joe Biden or whoever tries to

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Speaker 13: take my creds away. Thank you so much for having me, Steve,

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Speaker 13: and thank you to the Warren posse for giving me

788
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Speaker 13: this opportunity.

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Speaker 7: Thanks, Natalie. Great job, fantastic job, historic day. Think about it,

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Speaker 7: and you've seen I think what's so great as you've

791
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Speaker 7: seen these young people. If you notice ball has been

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Speaker 7: on the show for the last couple of years.

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Speaker 2: He's been over Breitbart forever. He started very young, right

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Speaker 2: out of American UNIFSE.

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Speaker 7: You think he was in his early twenties when he

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Speaker 7: was a reported at the Daily Caller, and then we

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Speaker 7: got him over to Breitbart, then we made him political editor.

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Speaker 7: You've seen, you've seen So, you've seen Matt, You've seen

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Speaker 7: Caroline Lovett. Remember at the time she was barely I

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Speaker 7: think eligible age wise to even run for Congress. Remember

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Speaker 7: that that great the first tempting when she did the

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Speaker 7: when the primary was just absolutely intense, and she was

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Speaker 7: so good on her feet, and then she went back

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Speaker 7: and got the job in the campaign, did a super job,

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Speaker 7: and now she's the youngest Press secretary in the history

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Speaker 7: of the White House.

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Speaker 2: And just amazing. Of course, our own Natalie Winners.

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Speaker 7: You've seen, and Natalie started here as an intern, I

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Speaker 7: think at eighteen years old.

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Speaker 2: Brian Glenn was a right.

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Speaker 7: Side broadcasting for years, doing all the rallies in twenty one, well,

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Speaker 7: twenty and twenty one, but twenty one twenty two when

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Speaker 7: it was looked pretty grim for President Trump. Just amazing

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Speaker 7: all of them at the White House. Now just absolutely

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Speaker 7: incredible short commercial break back in the war in just

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Speaker 7: a moment.

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Speaker 8: So many Americans do not want to do so, how

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Speaker 8: do you How does President Trump make sure that the

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Speaker 8: effort to deport people who are not in this country

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Speaker 8: legally doesn't end up hurting Americans who want safe borders

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Speaker 8: absolutely but also don't want to see even more higher

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Speaker 8: prices in groceries.

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Speaker 5: Well, I'm sure it's not your position, Jake. You're just

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Speaker 5: asking the question that we should supply America's food with

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Speaker 5: exploitative illegal alien labor. I obviously don't think that's what

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Speaker 5: you're implying. Only one percent of alien workers in the

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Speaker 5: entire country work in agriculture. The top destination for illegal

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Speaker 5: aliens are large cities like New York, like Los Angeles,

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Speaker 5: and small industrial talents.

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Speaker 4: Of course, all across the heartlant As we've.

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Speaker 5: Seen with the Biden floods, None of those illegal aliens

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Speaker 5: are doing farm work. Those thirty thousand legal aliens that

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Speaker 5: Joe Biden dumped.

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Speaker 8: Into springs, I'm talking about the ones that know no, no,

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Speaker 8: but no.

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Speaker 5: But I'm explaining this.

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Speaker 6: It's important and now you're kind of.

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Speaker 8: Changing with those I mean, I will I will go.

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Speaker 5: I will give me thirty minutes, all goes deep as

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Speaker 5: you want to, I don't, will you and your audience.

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Speaker 8: I don't have a fair I'm talking about the ones

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Speaker 8: that could that work.

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Speaker 6: In the agriculture industry.

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Speaker 5: I mean, I'm explaining back your auductive.

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Speaker 6: About the ones in the cities.

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Speaker 3: I swear I'll do.

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Speaker 4: The I'll do the whole answer.

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Speaker 5: The illegal aliens that Joe Biden brought into our country

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Speaker 5: are not full stop doing farm work. They are not

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Speaker 5: the illegal aliens you brought in from Venezuela, from Haiti,

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Speaker 5: from Nicarauagua. They are not doing farm work.

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Speaker 3: They are inner.

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Speaker 4: Cities collecting welfare.

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Speaker 5: As for the farmers, there is a guest worker program

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Speaker 5: that President Trump supports. Over time as well, we will

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Speaker 5: transition into automation so we'll never have to have this

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Speaker 5: conversation ever again. But there's no universe in which this

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Speaker 5: nation is going to allow the previous president to flutter

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Speaker 5: a nation with millions and millions of illegal aliens who.

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Speaker 3: Just get to stay here.

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Speaker 5: And we are especially not going to allow a subset

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Speaker 5: of those illegal aliens to rape and murder our citizens.

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Speaker 5: So we are going to unapologetically enforcer immigrant laws, and

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Speaker 5: as I'm sure you will celebrate, we are going to

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Speaker 5: unleash the power and might of the US government to

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Speaker 5: eradicate the presence of transnational threats on our soil.

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Speaker 7: Oh my god, that's Steven Miller. That's Pete Miller right there. Hey,

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Speaker 7: he may not have a good bedside manner, but he

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Speaker 7: can deliver. Jake Tapper blown out and everything he said

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Speaker 7: when Miller.

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Speaker 2: Talks, they're all facts. Got Steve Cortez.

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Speaker 7: Steve Cortez is doing a special documentary down on something

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Speaker 7: he's talked about a long time, taking these Hispanic counties

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Speaker 7: with Hispanic citizens and flipping them to MAGA. But Cortez,

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Speaker 7: I've got to ask you for your response right there.

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Speaker 7: We've wanted someone like Steven Miller to go in at

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Speaker 7: fighting into this mainstream media when they ask these cheap

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Speaker 7: shot questions all the time, over and over again. He

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Speaker 7: comes back with facts and they don't want to hear Jake.

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Speaker 7: Jake Tapper once again, there as quickly as possible, your

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Speaker 7: thoughts on Stephen Miller, Sir, Well, it.

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Speaker 1: Was a magnificent performance using facts and you using the

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Speaker 1: skills to defend the American people. Because he prioritizes the

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Speaker 1: interests of regular Americans, the hard working, assaulted, the earth

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Speaker 1: citizens of this country who have been so abused by

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Speaker 1: the globalists and by their spokespeople like Jake Tapper. So

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Speaker 1: I'm here in Star County on the US Mexico border.

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Speaker 1: I'm just yards away right now from the Rio Grande River.

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Speaker 1: This is the most Hispanic county in America, Steve. It's

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Speaker 1: ninety seven percent Hispanic. It's also a gritty, working class place.

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Speaker 1: It used to be solidly democratic. In one hundred years,

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Speaker 1: they hadn't voted for a Republican for president.

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Speaker 2: They just did.

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Speaker 1: And Donald Trump didn't just win, He won it walking away.

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Speaker 1: It was a walk off home run. He won it

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Speaker 1: by sixteen percent. And to give you the number of Steve,

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Speaker 1: because I know in the war room you like data

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Speaker 1: and evidence. What's happening here in just over eight years.

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Speaker 1: In twenty sixteen, President Trump lost Star County to Hillary

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Speaker 1: Clinton b sixty percent.

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Speaker 2: He was walloped here.

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Speaker 1: However, because of how he governed and how he protected

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Speaker 1: the border, and how he prioritized the interests of working class.

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Speaker 2: Americans, he nearly won this place. In twenty twenty.

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Speaker 1: He only lost it by five percent, massive performance. He

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Speaker 1: then won it by sixteen percent this time around, and

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Speaker 1: more gains from there to come. By the way, it's

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Speaker 1: not unique to Star County. I think this is the

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Speaker 1: most incredible example. But if you look along the entire border,

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Speaker 1: almost all of which was solidly Democratic previously, it's now

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Speaker 1: almost all red Republican because of the transformation of the

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Speaker 1: Republican Party into a worker's first, America First movement.

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Speaker 7: You're down there to make a doc you're making these documentaries.

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Speaker 7: You've got this American worker movement that you're heading. What

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Speaker 7: are people when you're talking to him down there in

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Speaker 7: Star County, these working class Hispanics in this kind of

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Speaker 7: hard bitten county. What are they telling you? Why did

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Speaker 7: they back Trump? Why did they flip so hard from

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Speaker 7: Democrat to Maga.

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Speaker 2: Well, the first thing is the economy.

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Speaker 1: I think that's true for most Americans, right, but particular

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Speaker 1: for working class people because this inflation has been so

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Speaker 1: punishing to working class folks, and almost all Hispanics statistically

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Speaker 1: are working class Americans. The inflation has just been ravaging

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Speaker 1: to them. Also unique to Hispanics, they're the most entrepreneurial

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Speaker 1: demographic in America. Well, small business entrepreneurs were disproportionately harmed

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Speaker 1: by the policies of Joe Biden, the globalist policies, the

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Speaker 1: inflationary policies that were great for mega international conglomerates but

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Speaker 1: terrible for small business. So that's the first part. The

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Speaker 1: second part, of course, here is at the border. They

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Speaker 1: see firsthand the ravages of an open border, of awful

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Speaker 1: lack of border enforcement. They see the violence and the

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Speaker 1: depredation here at the border. And then the third aspect,

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Speaker 1: though this is fascinating and I've really learned this in

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Speaker 1: talking to the locals, is culture. These are culturally conservative people.

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Speaker 1: These are people here who believe, for example, that there

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Speaker 1: are two sexes. They believe there shouldn't be boys in girls' sports.

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Speaker 1: They believe that mutilating the private parts of a child

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Speaker 1: is an abomination, even if it's done in a hospital

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Speaker 1: under the guise of healthcare. So these folks, many of

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Speaker 1: whom consider themselves to be Democrats, have come to realize, thankfully,

942
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Speaker 1: that the radical, collized extremist Democrat Party of the twenty

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Speaker 1: twenties is no political home for them. So on all

944
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Speaker 1: three of those issues, on inflation, on immigration, and on culture,

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Speaker 1: Hispanics all over this country continue to rally to our

946
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Speaker 1: cause as long as we keep it about populist nationalist

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Speaker 1: economics combined with cultural conservatism.

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Speaker 7: Steve, where do people get these doctor you're putting together?

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Speaker 7: Where they get all the content you're putting up at

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Speaker 7: your workers site?

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Speaker 6: So best place to find me the League of.

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Speaker 1: American Workers is a workers dot com, But the best

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Speaker 1: place to follow most of my content is on the

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Speaker 1: Twitter the X I'm at Cortes Steve Cortes with an S.

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Speaker 1: This specific documentary will be out in just a few weeks.

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Speaker 1: We turn them out pretty quickly, so I'll encourage everybody

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Speaker 1: to please keep an eye out for this one.

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Speaker 2: It's going to be powerful.

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Speaker 1: We talk to a lot of really persuasive, amazing American

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Speaker 1: patriots here in Star County today, and we produced I think,

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Speaker 1: or had the beginning of producing a fantastic piece of

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Speaker 1: information combined with some arts.

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Speaker 2: I think We're gonna try and track to you on Tomorro.

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Speaker 7: I want to find out but what they think about

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Speaker 7: the military to the border, how secure they feel right now?

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Speaker 7: Steve Cortez Starr County. The first guy to target Star

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Speaker 7: County was Steve Cortez. He says, Hey, I think we

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Speaker 7: can win this one sixteen point win for President Trump.

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Speaker 7: A county that is ninety seven percent Hispanic working class,

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Speaker 7: ninety seven percent Hispanic Trump the victor by sixteen percent.

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Speaker 2: That ladies and gentlemen is.

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Speaker 7: A nineteen thirty two type tectonic plate shift. We're going

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Speaker 7: to take a short commercial break target and signing. The

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Speaker 7: President Trump just signed an executive order about transgenders.

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Speaker 2: Terry Shilling's going to join us.

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Speaker 7: We've got Frank Gaffney, John Guandola on this situation in

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Speaker 7: the Middle East.

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Speaker 2: We're going to break it down off of you. Joe

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Speaker 2: Allen and Michael

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Speaker 7: Walsh a new book out Short Short break Back in

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Speaker 7: a moment,