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Speaker 1: thunder Road. I used to believe you sang for me in.

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Speaker 2: Those glory days of mode. Where is your song for justice?

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Speaker 2: Where is your song for the working man? I was

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Speaker 3: You spilled my homas Ald.

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Speaker 2: You preach from your man shutting.

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Speaker 4: You don't know cost.

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Speaker 1: Thank god you're not the Bob.

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Speaker 5: What about Laken Riley Charlotte? Too hard?

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Speaker 6: Sir?

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Speaker 2: What about when your shot?

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Speaker 7: I know what you say.

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Speaker 2: Where is your song for justice? Where is your song from.

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Speaker 5: The working man?

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Speaker 2: Guys you're going to say, then you'll speak from say.

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Speaker 2: You preach from your mansion, but you don't know a

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Speaker 4: Thank god you're not the boss.

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Speaker 1: I still be lame and freedom because I've got a

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Speaker 1: higher hope.

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Speaker 5: I'll kee you singing for America in bed of you.

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Speaker 5: It's a song of compassion. Where is your song for

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Speaker 5: the hurting man?

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Speaker 3: I was born in the US?

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Speaker 5: Say, and I used to be your fa. You preach

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Speaker 8: You know you still need help from the boss.

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Speaker 2: We need help from the boss.

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Speaker 9: Monday, nine February.

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Speaker 10: You're Verler twenty twenty six, Right there, Natasha Owens. I

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Speaker 10: think you can download that. It was It's still was

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Speaker 10: number one on Friday. Natasha Owens put that song together

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Speaker 10: in Chee too, what four or five days? Six days?

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Speaker 9: I think incredible.

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Speaker 10: And I did that for the audience to make up

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Speaker 10: for having to see Bad Bunny clips from Bad Bunny

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Speaker 10: and Joe Scarber and then the double down. We played

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Speaker 10: Bruce Springsteen's Streets of Minneapolis just make sure the torture

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Speaker 10: was appropriate. Natasha Owens incredible in fact, real America's music.

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Speaker 10: I think Anthema, the Free of the Jasis Prison Choir,

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Speaker 10: and of course my favorite was that the Somalia Waltz,

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Speaker 10: which we had I don't think we've played on the

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Speaker 10: show yet. It was so over the top. But that's

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Speaker 10: also climbing up the charts. Part of the economy has

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Speaker 10: got to be this situation with the Chinese Commanist Party

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Speaker 10: in China. Huge article I think out in the Wall

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Speaker 10: Street Journal on Saturday that talked about the one trillion dollars.

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Speaker 10: Anytime everybody talks about China and no China can be

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Speaker 10: a strategic partner. China is spending one trillion dollars to decouple.

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Speaker 10: Remember we've been the biggest advocates of decoupling from the

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Speaker 10: Chinese Communist Party that until they're next essential threat to

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Speaker 9: They're in unrestricted warfare. You've seen this.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna have some people on starting this afternoon throughout

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Speaker 10: the week of this bio lab out in Nevada. CCP

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Speaker 10: oriented owned by I Guess, an Israeli citizen.

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Speaker 9: Very confusing what's happened out.

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Speaker 10: There, except for the fact it's very dangerous and very deadly.

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Speaker 10: The Chinese Commanist Party's objective is to take down the

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Speaker 9: Of America, and they're doing that.

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Speaker 10: They're a huge active participant, as Peter Navar. As Peter

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Speaker 10: Schweitzer has documented in the New York Times number one

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Speaker 10: best seller Invisible Coup. The Invisible Coup, he talks about

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Speaker 10: the Chinese Commuist Party's activity in unrestricted warfare to take.

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Speaker 9: Down the nation.

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Speaker 10: Now, we've had some yesterday as reinforcing that our strategy

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Speaker 10: in the Western Pacific in East Asia is correct. An overwhelming,

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Speaker 10: in Japan who's very close to President Trump and is

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Speaker 10: reinforcing kind of a not just reindustrialization, but re armament

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Speaker 9: We have a small clip. We have a clip. Let's

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Speaker 10: We've got Colonel Nusham, Doctor Thay, and Clear Pascal join

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Speaker 4: A Liberal Democratic Party one more than two thirds of

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Speaker 11: About a seventy percent support rating versus her own Liberal

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Speaker 4: You say she's playing spoken. Certainly she's antagonized China, hasn't

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Speaker 11: an intervention by the United States, and as a treaty ally,

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Speaker 11: China reacted very strongly, urging its tourists not to travel

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Speaker 9: Years ago with the rare earths.

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Speaker 11: But these sort of spats between Japan and China, they

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Speaker 9: I disagree with that dramatically.

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Speaker 10: You see the British broadcasters, Oh, she misspoke, She's antagonizing China.

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Speaker 10: The people in Japan don't think so. I want to

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Speaker 10: bring a Colonel Grant Nushman. This is the equivalent of

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Speaker 10: giving permission structure. This is what's happened in Texas. The

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Speaker 10: up to the primary is this situation where sharia law

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Speaker 9: I've never seen anything like it.

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Speaker 10: I mean, corner as you can tell where he the

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Speaker 10: he has taken out ads now about Sharia law, and

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Speaker 10: this is because the permission structure to give people permission

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Speaker 9: Grant Stinchcombe.

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Speaker 10: That really gave people permission to talk about this situation

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Speaker 9: And this is a grassroots game down here, Colonel, Colonel Nusham.

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Speaker 10: Right there, the miss you know, the oh, she's antagonizing China,

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Speaker 10: of Taiwan in case there's a case there's an attack.

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Speaker 10: This was you know Japan better than virtually anybody having

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Speaker 9: How monumental was this yesterday?

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Speaker 12: This was tectonic, and one doesn't use that expression loosely.

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Speaker 12: This was a blowout, and it showed that most Japanese

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Speaker 12: want Japan to stand up for itself. Stop apologizing to everybody,

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Speaker 12: but particularly to the Chinese. That comment that you just

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Speaker 12: by her comment over Taiwan, How wrong can you possibly

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Speaker 12: be with the Chinese? Everything is pretextual. They were looking

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Speaker 12: that was the day after a meeting between the Komito

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Speaker 12: this was monumental what you saw yesterday. Now the test

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Speaker 12: is what do we do about it?

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Speaker 10: Well, but it is giving permissions truck that Japanese people

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Speaker 10: basically said screw you to China. They have been because

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Speaker 10: this has been the onslaught. You can't see anything about China.

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Speaker 10: You can't take about the rearmament of Japan, of Japan

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Speaker 9: So this is a game changer.

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Speaker 10: In East Asia in geostrategically, because the Japanese people overwhelmingly

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Speaker 10: show that they have the back of those policies.

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Speaker 9: Correct, that's right.

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Speaker 12: And even before the election when about eighty five percent

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Speaker 10: Cleo Pascal, you've been out in the Western Pacific warning

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Speaker 13: Japan is back is as a serious regional player that

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Speaker 13: it has to be factored into considerations when you're looking

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Speaker 13: at if you're China doing your calculations over Taiwan, if

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Speaker 13: Japan is very worth noting has been playing a slow,

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Speaker 10: To Colonel Newsham's what kind of shift in policy do

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Speaker 10: becoming a true military partner of the United.

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Speaker 9: States in East Asia. What do you see about policy shift.

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Speaker 12: I think you're going to see a faster push for

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Speaker 12: missing recruitment targets by twenty to twenty five percent every year.

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Speaker 12: I think there's going to be an effort to change

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Speaker 12: as it is now, technically the Japanese military is illegal.

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Speaker 12: It's a huge morale blow to the force. You change that,

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Speaker 12: you spend more money, but also you give the military

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Speaker 12: a Japanese military that actually gets taken seriously besides some

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Speaker 12: to give some direct support to Taiwan. The Japanese are

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Speaker 10: Okay, with all the focus on Tehran in the Middle East,

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Speaker 10: As President Trump goes along this brilliant Munroe Doctrine two

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Speaker 10: In geopolitical uncertainty, and we have geopolitical uncertainty, although I

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Speaker 10: In India, we signed the trade dear, we're about to

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Speaker 10: That happening really almost on the same weekend as the

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Speaker 9: How important is that, sir.

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Speaker 6: I mean, we're in a new era in international politics

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Speaker 6: a part of that agreement that was reached on Friday night,

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Speaker 6: In this new era States doing what they can to

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Speaker 10: Not there, we got bounce, But you're writing a book

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Speaker 10: one hundred year of War of the United States versus Communism?

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Speaker 10: Is this now we should understand they're going to double

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Speaker 10: As Peter Schweitzer has shown, they're one of the key

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Speaker 6: Sure that they've never stopped Steve but us and our

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Speaker 6: Navy says, russ never sleeps, and the CCP's political warfare

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Speaker 9: They're always out of it.

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Speaker 10: Doctor Fair, Where do people go to get your writings

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Speaker 10: now more than ever?

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Speaker 6: Yes, Steve bred there at X and Bradley Getter in Truth. Thanks,

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Speaker 10: To look forward to the book coming out. Cleo Pascal,

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Speaker 10: Is this the time that we should be giving letting

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Speaker 10: humiliating their British Prime minister would do that. That's why

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Speaker 9: This is like with the Senate. We have nothing to.

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Speaker 10: Discuss on the ice tactics and strategy. Right, there's everything

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Speaker 10: they want is just to basically destroy the ability to

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Speaker 10: do mass deportations. They know exactly what they're doing. Same

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Speaker 10: thing in Mauritius, Cleo, where do people go? You're putting

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Speaker 9: Where do folks go?

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Speaker 13: Yep, just don x my name Cleo, Pascal. I'm on

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Speaker 13: ghetter as real Cleo. Still and if you want the

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Speaker 10: Terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, Thank you, ma'am, Grant Nusham. What's

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Speaker 10: going to be the next wee sh You'll look forward

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Speaker 10: in Japan because this is, as you said, a tectonic earthquake,

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Speaker 12: First time in twenty five years. You've got to have

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Speaker 12: the US will finally have a ally that it can

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Speaker 10: A kernel where do people go to get you, particularly

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Speaker 10: your book when China attacks. It's a great because you

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Speaker 10: don't say if it's basically when it's a great primer

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Speaker 10: what to expect, very strategically smart and tactically smart where

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Speaker 10: they go get all your.

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Speaker 12: Content books on Amazon, and the Chinese actually have started attacking.

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Speaker 12: There's two meetings to the title I'm on Exit Newsham

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Speaker 12: Grant and Center for Security Policy. You go there, type

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Speaker 12: by name and you'll find everything that I write.

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Speaker 10: Colonel, thank you for joining us today and thank you

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Speaker 10: for being right correct on the direction of Japan. It

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Speaker 10: caught a lot of people by surprise, but it did

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Speaker 10: not catch Cleo Pascal, doctor Bradley Thayer, and Colonel Grant

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Speaker 10: Newsham did not catch them by surprise.

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Speaker 10: and analysts. They're ahead of the program. These guys were

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Speaker 10: calling this. But by the way, it was quite overwhelming,

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Speaker 10: huge support yesterday. Two things. Home tit lock. If you're

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Speaker 10: eighty or ninety percent of your net worth is tied

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Speaker 10: think of young buyers first time buyers is forty years old.

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Speaker 10: So owning a home right now in the United States

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Speaker 10: is a blessing. Make sure it doesn't turn into a curse.

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Speaker 10: How could that happen? A rogue accountant, a rogue lawyer,

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Speaker 10: Couple with attacks of artificial intelligence and cyber could get

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Speaker 10: into that because it's a fairly rudimentary system we have

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Speaker 10: in the United States about titles. Make sure somebody can't

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Speaker 10: get it and take out a hard money second loan

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Speaker 10: Promo code Steve.

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Speaker 9: Try to keep this simple promo code Steve.

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Speaker 10: Right now, they have a free fourteen day, one million

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Speaker 10: dollar triple locked protection so you can actually see what

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Speaker 9: Talk to Natalie Domingus and the team today.

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Speaker 10: Don't let anybody turn your dream into a nightmare. Short

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Speaker 10: commercial break Dave Brett, Andrew Corvett, Jack Bosovic.

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Speaker 15: Next, it is odd to see the very same evangelicals

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Speaker 15: who claimed the Bible is an error and who criticize

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Speaker 15: fellow Christians about matters such as ordaining women on the

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Speaker 15: grounds that they are being unfaithful to what Paul wrote

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Speaker 15: in one of his epistles, an interpretation that many Biblical

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Speaker 15: scholars dispute, dismiss Jesus's most famous sermon. For these Christians,

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Speaker 15: the teachings of the Son of God take a backseat

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Speaker 15: to the pronouncements of the King of mar A Lago.

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Speaker 15: Much of today's evangelical world sees Trump's viciousness not as

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Speaker 15: a vice, but as a virtue, so long as it

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Speaker 15: is employed against those they perceive as their enemies, against

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Speaker 15: those whom they resent and for whom they have acceiving hatred.

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Speaker 9: Are the same people that would.

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Speaker 8: Say, by your fruits you will be known? Are the

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Speaker 8: same ones that are just turning a blind eye to everything.

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Speaker 8: And you're talking about parables, and you're like, gosh, the

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Speaker 8: good Samaritan, Yes, you look at what's happening in minute apples.

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Speaker 8: Jesus has asked specifically, when he says love your neighbor

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Speaker 8: good Samaritan, a foreigner that is hated and despised by

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Speaker 8: his audience, and he says, that's your neighbor. That's your neighbor.

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Speaker 8: Not your neighbor, not the person you love, not the

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Speaker 8: person that makes you feel best about yourself, not the

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Speaker 8: person who shares your same belief system. But the despised,

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Speaker 8: hated Samaritan that did what the priest didn't do, that

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Speaker 8: did what the worker didn't do, took care of a

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Speaker 8: person in distress.

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Speaker 3: It is so clear cut.

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Speaker 8: Also, not to go into it too much, but Matthew

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Speaker 8: twenty five thirty one through forty six, the disciple, this

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Speaker 8: is like like an administrative reg In the gospel, they said,

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Speaker 8: what must we do to be next to you, the

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Speaker 8: senature right now? What must we do? And Jesus says

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Speaker 8: many things. You know, feed the hungry, give water to

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Speaker 8: the thirsty, clothe the naked, Visit people in jails, Welcome

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Speaker 8: the foreigner, Welcome the foreigner, the stranger. These these are

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Speaker 8: verses and parables that lie at the heart of the Gospel.

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Speaker 8: And it's one of the few times where they say,

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Speaker 8: what do we have to do to be with you to.

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Speaker 9: Have eternal life?

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Speaker 8: And Jesus always turns it back to them, take care

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Speaker 8: of the least among these, because when you do that,

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Speaker 8: you're taking.

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Speaker 9: Care of me.

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Speaker 7: Bless Donald Trump, and it's the followers of Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: I agree with you, Beth Moore.

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Speaker 7: She was very influential in my daughter Christine's life, and

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Speaker 7: she's the person of real courage because people turn on

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Speaker 7: her like as you said, Russell Moore and others.

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Speaker 9: You know what he explains.

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Speaker 7: I mean, it's a very complicated issue and it doesn't

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Speaker 7: have one answer. But I do think that what we've

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Speaker 7: discovered over the last ten years, for a lot of

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Speaker 7: people who proclaim to be followers of Jesus and sincerely

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Speaker 7: proclaimed to be followers of Jesus, their core identity actually

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Speaker 7: is not faith.

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Speaker 3: I think their core.

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Speaker 7: Identity is in many cases political or cultural, and that

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Speaker 7: they tag faith on. It's not as if faith isn't important,

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Speaker 7: but they have these certain pre existing views. Then they're

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Speaker 7: amplified in the social media world. And then Donald Trump,

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Speaker 7: because of this constant imflaming of passions and grievances, just

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Speaker 7: connected with them. And so in the end, what they've

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Speaker 7: done is they've taken teachings and verses and deformed them,

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Speaker 7: but convinced themselves that they're acting with faithfulness. So there's

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Speaker 7: something particularly disturbing about this and the effect on the

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Speaker 7: Christian witness. I say this as a person. The Christian

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Speaker 7: faith is incalculably damaging, and so few people are willing

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Speaker 7: to stand up. You need probably half of them the show,

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Speaker 7: you know so far. That's another thing that's troubling in

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Speaker 7: these in these times.

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Speaker 8: If my people who are called by my name'll submit

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Speaker 8: themselves before me, and turn from there.

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Speaker 9: I could go on and on.

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Speaker 8: We heard it over and over again. But I guess

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Speaker 8: the Red letters Jesus is teaching the Gospels. I guess

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Speaker 8: they apply to democrats, but they don't apply to Republicans.

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Speaker 3: Is that what we're learning here?

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Speaker 10: There's nothing better to fire up the war room posse

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Speaker 10: than have Joe Scarborough on a Monday lecture you on

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Speaker 10: the New Testament.

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Speaker 9: It's it's unbelieved. I can see uri in the chat

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Speaker 9: in the war room, engine room. Make it stop.

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Speaker 10: Dave Bratt joins us, Dave, this comes off a piece

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Speaker 10: in the Atlantic, another super Christian magazine that's now I

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Speaker 10: think it's Steve Jobs's wife owns it and they're bringing

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Speaker 10: in every every left wing writer.

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Speaker 9: Kind of a talent grab. But they have particularly focused

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Speaker 9: on religion. They do a lot of pieces on religion.

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Speaker 10: They've got one up and that's what morning Joe was

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Speaker 10: going off on this morning.

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Speaker 9: Key Walkers through it.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, sure boy, that's a doozy. Peter Wiener, whoever was

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Speaker 14: the narrator, said he opened up with it is odd.

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Speaker 14: I'll tell you what is odd. It is odd to

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Speaker 14: have Joe Scarborough sitting with the pinnacle of Western ethics,

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Speaker 14: Father Reverend al Sharpton. Go google Al Sharpton, and it is.

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Speaker 9: A laundry list of crimes.

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Speaker 14: Im down the scene, and to which Joe will say, oh,

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Speaker 14: read the red letters, look the other way. Love your

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Speaker 14: neighbor as yourself. No, if you love your neighbor as yourself,

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Speaker 14: you want the rule of law in place.

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Speaker 16: Right.

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Speaker 14: And then you got Caddy k the paragon of British

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Speaker 14: virtues where the churches are these folks, it's very simple

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Speaker 14: theologically right there. You should love as a person, You

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Speaker 14: should love your neighbor as yourself. But as yourself implies,

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Speaker 14: also you would want the rule of law for them, right,

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Speaker 14: because that's what I would want from myself, and they

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Speaker 14: abstract from that. But this is not the politics. Is

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Speaker 14: Romans thirteen right. God institutes leaders to wield the sword

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Speaker 14: and to bring justice to nations. So when Joe invokes

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Speaker 14: Minnesota twenty billion dollar crime and fraud and illegality all

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Speaker 14: over the place, and then he he uses the Gospel

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Speaker 14: to say, ignore that, you know, feed your brother, feed

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Speaker 14: the least of these. That is a grotesque version of

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Speaker 14: Christian theology. And he knows it right and truly, if

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Speaker 14: you look at the political level. They're taking it out

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Speaker 14: on President Trump. We had Biden chaos, right, twenty million

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Speaker 14: illegal aliens. And then when you try to restore the

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Speaker 14: rule of law, I guess what, that's not easy. But

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Speaker 14: they brought the chaos and again the law nothing, and

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Speaker 14: then again.

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Speaker 10: Hang hang but hang hang on one second. I just

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Speaker 10: want to make sure people, ye, I want to make

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Speaker 10: sure I understand it. And then uh, hopefully the audience

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Speaker 10: the case they're making here. And and we've had bash

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Speaker 10: them on and others that that do this professionally and

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Speaker 10: study this about.

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Speaker 9: They're trying to drive a wedge in the church.

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Speaker 10: They're trying to drive a wedge between traditional Catholics and

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Speaker 10: and and the and the standard stock Catholic Church, between

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Speaker 10: mainline Protestantism, but particularly in the evangelical UH community because

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Speaker 10: they as as Basham tells us, that the Evangelic community

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Speaker 10: has oftentimes become the last line of defense we have

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Speaker 10: against against some of these more outrageous policies. And correct

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Speaker 10: me if I'm wrong. They're making the argument that any

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Speaker 10: of the evangelical preachers and anything evangelical pastors and people

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Speaker 10: like the New Turning Point or I shouldn't say the new term,

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Speaker 10: but the turning point faith people bringing young people together,

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Speaker 10: that what they're doing is they're actually throwing away the

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Speaker 10: gospels of Jesus Christ and actually teaming up with an

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Speaker 10: autocrat king of which they refer to Trump, and they're

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Speaker 10: for political power.

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Speaker 9: They're they're they're they're they're.

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Speaker 10: Drafting off what they call Trump's hate and and Trump's

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Speaker 10: viciousness against various communities.

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Speaker 9: Is that is that essentially what they're trying to do here.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it it's just clear.

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Speaker 14: And I I think their anxiety is heightening because at

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Speaker 14: the prayer breakfast, as President Trump said, uh, you know,

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Speaker 14: the young people are up a couple hundred percent, the

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Speaker 14: young men the attending church up a couple hundred percent.

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Speaker 14: Bible sales are going up to three hundred percent. And

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Speaker 14: so the left, of course does not like this. They're

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Speaker 14: not in Have you ever heard the left push Bible sales?

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Speaker 14: Have you ever heard an MSNBC or CNN or anything

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Speaker 14: bring up the Atlantic, bring up the Gospel. They only

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Speaker 14: do this to divide the Christian right, and they're not

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Speaker 14: having any of it.

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Speaker 11: Right.

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Speaker 14: As I said after the prayer breakfast, when I came

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Speaker 14: on President Trump at first, you know, ten years ago,

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Speaker 14: there may have been some wrinkles or whatever. But the

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Speaker 14: evangelicals and the broader Catholic community and the rest of

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Speaker 14: the world now is seeing what President Trump is doing

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Speaker 14: to restore order.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 14: Biden chaos extended to collecting thirty million dollars in checks

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Speaker 14: for the Biden family, et cetera. That corruption along with Minnesota,

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Speaker 14: et cetera. That's visible for everybody to see. And we

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Speaker 14: were becoming weak. Now President Trump is pushing the order

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Speaker 14: not only on the US evangelicals, but on the rest

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Speaker 14: of the world. And he's strengthening NATO, he's strengthening the

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Speaker 14: United Nations, he's strengthening the institutions. He's getting rid of

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Speaker 14: the rot that has decayed our values and virtues abroad,

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Speaker 14: and he's restoring classical American virtues. And Pete Haig Sath

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Speaker 14: is doing the same thing. I could go right across

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Speaker 14: the board. So the left is trying, they're trying to

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Speaker 14: drive a wedge. There's a few evangelicals who are just

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Speaker 14: you know, bitter at you know, for some reason to

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Speaker 14: go there.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, but hang on through it.

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Speaker 10: You made a statement the other day because the prayer

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Speaker 10: breakfast is not just MAGA.

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Speaker 9: The prayer breakfast is a broad range.

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Speaker 10: You have Democrats there, you have mainstream Protestants, you have

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Speaker 10: many very very liberal Catholics. The the you said the

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Speaker 10: prayer breks the other day. One third, particular the drugs

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Speaker 10: are with President Trump. One third are kind of they'll

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Speaker 10: do it, but they don't want to be identified with it.

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Speaker 9: They afraid that there would be.

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Speaker 10: Like the guys in Minneapolis, the church will be attacked,

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Speaker 10: et cetera. And then the third against us going into

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Speaker 10: We got a couple of minutes here, what can we

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Speaker 9: What they're trying to do. They see that, they see

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Speaker 9: This is what they're going to start doing next. They

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Speaker 10: these mega policies. It's quite evident, and they're going to

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Speaker 10: to make sure that we have the back of that

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Speaker 10: one third and expand that so we can get the

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Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's right.

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Speaker 14: And just to be clear, we have two thirds and

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Speaker 9: There's a third that.

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Speaker 14: Are weak and you know they're relatively hopeless.

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Speaker 3: But what do we do?

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Speaker 14: The White House has several initiatives on religion and if

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Speaker 14: poorest of the poor. Right, when you look at Africa

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Speaker 10: Given the a couple of months that Real America's Voice, yourself,

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Speaker 17: What say you, sir, Yeah, we we're pretty blown away,

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Speaker 17: Steve last night, especially as we saw those live stream

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Speaker 17: concurrent numbers just keep climbing. I mean, I think there

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Speaker 17: and YouTube for just the Turning Point channel alone got

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Speaker 17: as high as six point one seven million live concurrence.

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Speaker 17: If you add that up, we're actually working with a

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Speaker 17: third party firm, right, now this morning to find out

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Speaker 17: what sort of a Nielsen equivalent would be for this.

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Speaker 3: Uh but when you.

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Speaker 17: Add up that live stream plus RABS, live stream plus

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Speaker 17: on just YouTube, we're just talking YouTube. We're not talking

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Speaker 17: about other broadcast channels or anything like this, and so

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Speaker 17: is Charlie's turning points RABS. If you put those three

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Speaker 17: YouTube stream of all time.

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Speaker 3: We're we're going to confirm that. I'm not here.

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Speaker 17: Definitively saying that, but it was easily number two. We'll

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Speaker 17: see if we were the number one live stream in

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Speaker 17: the history of YouTube. That's not counting rumble, that's not

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Speaker 17: counting broadcast, that's not counting all of these other areas.

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Speaker 17: So we know for a fact that about twenty five

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Speaker 17: million streams last night, which is like amazing. And the

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Speaker 17: way Nielsen does their numbers is they'll usually put a

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Speaker 17: two point five x on that because they're they're depending

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Speaker 17: on groups watching it together. And I had people texting me,

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Speaker 17: you know, parties of fifty watching the watching the game, saying, hey,

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Speaker 17: we're tuned into the halftime show. So it was I mean,

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Speaker 17: we really it's going to be an estimate, But we're

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Speaker 17: talking forty fifty million people tuned in to Turning Point

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Speaker 17: USA is the all American halftime show. So just an amazing,

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Speaker 17: amazing success. And I will tell you this is a

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Speaker 17: shot across the bow, Steve. There are you know, media executives,

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Speaker 17: advertising executives all across the country that took note last night,

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Speaker 17: and some of them are pretty nervous this morning.

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Speaker 9: And why are they nervous? Andrew?

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Speaker 10: You guys, this has been Charlie's dream for a long time,

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Speaker 10: and after his assassination, I know you and Tyler and

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Speaker 10: the team Erica focus on, hey, we got to do this, uh,

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Speaker 10: and you guys put it together. Rev helped other people

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Speaker 10: help the Robin Parker sig and so many the other people.

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Speaker 10: Head your guys back, Why should why should they be

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Speaker 17: Well, listen, I mean, if you assume about one hundred

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Speaker 17: if you're if you are an alternative programming option, that

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Speaker 17: just took forty or fifty million eyeballs away from that,

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Speaker 17: the the AD implications, the AD dollar implications are huge, Steve.

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Speaker 17: And this is so that's one win just basically showing

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Speaker 17: the world that you can do this. The second win, though,

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Speaker 17: is like, hey, next year, we want to invite some

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Speaker 17: of these big boys to come alongside us and help

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Speaker 17: underwrite this so we can make it even bigger and better.

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Speaker 17: I'm looking at you, Cabella's I'm looking at you, Chevy.

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Speaker 17: I'm looking at you. What brands are selling to the

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Speaker 17: American heartland, They're selling to patriotic Americans. Help us do

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Speaker 17: this thing and keep the pressure on and listen. When

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Speaker 17: you've got forty to fifty million eyeballs on you, if

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Speaker 17: you're a smart advertiser, you want to go where the

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Speaker 17: eyeballs are and so you know, sky's the limit. And

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Speaker 17: when you start breaking down not just the numbers, Steve,

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Speaker 17: but when you say, hey, institutional advertising, corporate America, when

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Speaker 17: you break that stranglehold that the woke has had on

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Speaker 17: the ad world, then you've done something really important.

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Speaker 3: You've actually showed.

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Speaker 17: That there's there there is a whole swath of the

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Speaker 17: country that is underserved and you're going to be rewarded

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Speaker 17: if you serve them. And what happens, then you break

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Speaker 17: the dam, you break the blockade, and culture starts changing

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Speaker 17: in some serious ways.

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Speaker 9: You're the co host of the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 10: You follow series you have for years on Real America's

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Speaker 10: voice would be up in a few minutes.

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Speaker 9: What's your social media?

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Speaker 10: Where the coordinates and people want to get to you

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Speaker 10: and people, folks take some time and understand what happened

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Speaker 10: her state. It was a tectonic earthquake in Japan and

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Speaker 10: a tectonic earthquake here in the United States of America.

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Speaker 9: Where people go.

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Speaker 3: Andrew, Yeah, just follow me on x AT.

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Speaker 17: Andrew Colvett watched the show here daily, Me and Blake

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Speaker 17: Nef holding it down. This is show dedicated to the

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Speaker 17: mission and legacy at Charlie Kirk. Obviously the show bears

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Speaker 17: his name and we miss him every day. So check

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Speaker 17: out the show. Right after the war Room support Robin

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Speaker 17: Parker Sigg, I just want to reiterate what you said, Steve.

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Speaker 17: They were with us from the jump. This network was

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Speaker 17: with us from the jump, backing our play here. And

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Speaker 17: you know, I don't know if we would have had

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Speaker 17: the courage to do this the way we did without

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Speaker 17: guys like Robin Parker Sig getting behind us and you, Steve,

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Speaker 17: right from the jump.

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Speaker 3: I mean, and these artists.

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Speaker 17: I want to Gabby Barrett Bradley, Gilbert kid Rock. Who

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Speaker 17: did I forget Gabby Lee Brice. These are heroes. They

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Speaker 17: had courage, Steve, they did the hard thing, and I hope,

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Speaker 17: I hope this audience will reward them.

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Speaker 3: Buy their music, follow them, check them out.

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Speaker 9: They stood in the breach. Great job.

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Speaker 10: Bravo Zulu, Andrew Covit, Charlie Kirk will be very very

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Speaker 9: Unbelievable.

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Speaker 10: Mike Lindell, you're on fire. You had a huge weekend

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Speaker 9: But people want to talk about a deal.

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