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Speaker 6: have made the decision not to arrest them because of

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Speaker 6: factors like their gender and their race, and that damn

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Speaker 6: will better not be true, and we need to get

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Speaker 6: to the bottom of this. But that is what I'm

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Speaker 6: hearing from multiple sources now is that they have decided

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Speaker 6: intentionally not to arrest these Democrats and just hope they

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Speaker 6: show up for the second special session. But that's the

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Speaker 6: latest from here. Just a bunch of empty world, hot air,

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Speaker 6: bad theater, no action, no results, and Texans deserve.

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Speaker 12: Better, and even with the calls when we're gonna do

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Speaker 12: it again today, no action the Senate. The Senate, it

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Speaker 12: can actually pass this immediately within this session and not

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Speaker 12: have to wait till the next special session.

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Speaker 6: Correct sir, that's right now. We're like five six days

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Speaker 6: out from the end of the special and people needn't

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Speaker 6: remember this. We're only five or six days out. So

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Speaker 6: whatever's the theater, it's going on right now, it's going

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Speaker 6: to restart in a week. And so the Senate, which

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Speaker 6: has not had a quorum break, why the hell haven't

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Speaker 6: they passed the redssarting maps. I mean, they had time

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Speaker 6: to ban the hemp products the President Trump legalized six years.

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Speaker 6: They had time to ban hemp. But why have they

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Speaker 6: not taken any action to get what arguably one of

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Speaker 6: the most important issues we get done, not just for Texas,

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Speaker 6: not just for America, but for the world. I think

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Speaker 6: the Texas Senate may vote on it today, but like,

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Speaker 6: why are we waiting for week till week four of

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Speaker 6: a four week special session? It just here's it's just look.

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Speaker 6: The silver lining to this dumpster fire is that it's

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Speaker 6: doing more, perhaps than anything I've seen since the shame

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Speaker 6: impeachment of Ken Paxon two years ago, to open the

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Speaker 6: eyes of people not just in Texas but across the

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Speaker 6: country and the world to how weak, purple soft, ineffective establishment,

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Speaker 6: rhino liberal, progressive the Republican government is in the state

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Speaker 6: of Texas. People have no idea that progressives have infiltrated

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Speaker 6: our state government for well over a decade. And it's

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Speaker 6: actually the party of Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama and

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Speaker 6: Joe Biden and AOC that I actually called the shots

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Speaker 6: in many ways here in the government of the State

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Speaker 6: of Texas. And I can't forget. I mean, your audience

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Speaker 6: knows this. You're one of the few audiences that knows this.

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Speaker 6: It's not that the Democrats thwarted our plans to redistritem

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Speaker 6: by making some bold midnight escape. No, the Republican leadership

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Speaker 6: in the state of Texas allowed them to leave. Our

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Speaker 6: liberal speaker literally adjourned them so they could get a

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Speaker 6: four day headstart. After they went went and huddled up

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Speaker 6: with Hakim Jeffrey, so Republicans could have ended this. Republicans

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Speaker 6: could end at any time they want, and Texas deserve better.

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Speaker 12: It's a great piece I'll put up about I think

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Speaker 12: it's in the Washington Post about how this is going

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Speaker 12: to end with the with the five seats in Texas.

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Speaker 12: It's just a matter of how and when it ends.

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Speaker 12: Brian Harrison, your Twitter account, it's on fire. Where do

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Speaker 12: people go to get it?

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Speaker 6: The most hated Twitter account in all of Austin is

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Speaker 6: at Brian E. Harrison at Brian E. Harrison at Brian E. Harrison.

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Speaker 6: If you want to do just one thing today to

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Speaker 6: make the rhinos screaming angry, go there, follow, like, and

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Speaker 6: share the content we're putting out. And again, thank you, Steve,

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Speaker 6: thank you the POSSE. I promise you the rhetoric that's

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Speaker 6: coming out of the elected Republican leadership and they're copying

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Speaker 6: our planned to add more Republican seats to than mac

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Speaker 6: the loong of the Democrats, and that was started right here.

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Speaker 6: That was worth here on social media on the posse,

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Speaker 6: it's you're making a difference because now the Liberal week

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Speaker 6: establishment uniparty in Austin, they're copying our talking points.

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Speaker 15: Pressure up Democrats governors is nothing more than weak sauce

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Speaker 15: because the fact of the matter is they are bringing

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Speaker 15: a gun to a gun five but they have no

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Speaker 15: bullets because they lost their bullets when they engaged in

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Speaker 15: redistricting and jerry mandering over the past decade. They have

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Speaker 15: because if you look at what the way lines are

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Speaker 15: drawn in California, in New York and Illinois, Massachusetts, where

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Speaker 15: there are no Republicans whatsoever, they've run out of Republicans

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Speaker 15: that they can move out of office. If Texas had

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Speaker 15: drawn our lines mathematically the same way that California had,

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Speaker 15: we would be not adding five more seats, we would

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Speaker 15: be adding ten more seats. And if you look at

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Speaker 15: all the Republicans states across the entire country, if we

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Speaker 15: engage in this war of making sure that each state

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Speaker 15: is going to draw their lines the way that the

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Speaker 15: Democrat states have, Republicans are going to be able to

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Speaker 15: pick up maybe as many as twenty five seats. And

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Speaker 15: then on top of that, with each passing census is

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Speaker 15: the red states that are getting the population. The Blues

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Speaker 15: stays they're losing population. We know mathematically that New York

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Speaker 15: and California they lost seats this last census.

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Speaker 12: They're gonna be losing more seats.

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Speaker 15: In the coming sys.

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Speaker 12: This is because people, Okay, this is why people. This

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Speaker 12: is this is why. This is why people. This is

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Speaker 12: why people hate politicians, and they particularly hate soft rhinos.

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Speaker 12: Until this audience got in back of Brian Harrison and

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Speaker 12: Brian Harrison and Glenn's story and the team of grassroots

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Speaker 12: folks that we had this meeting with a couple of

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Speaker 12: weeks ago, Abbott was nowhere to be seen. You had

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Speaker 12: to light we had to create a prairie fire down

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Speaker 12: there in order for him. Now he's gone out in

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Speaker 12: the front and he said, dude, if you got ten seats,

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Speaker 12: how can we not taking them? Why are we not

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Speaker 12: doing it? Twenty five seats? Then we're are the twenty

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Speaker 12: five seats. Let's roll. This is why people lose faith

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Speaker 12: and confidence. You this is but the rise of Trump.

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Speaker 12: You see Trump take action in Washington, d C. He's

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Speaker 12: gonna use as a template in Los Angeles, Chicago and

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Speaker 12: New York City. You see Pete Hexitt in the open

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Speaker 12: talking about taking the fight down to the cartels of Mexico.

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Speaker 12: It's game on. We're in a fight for our country

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Speaker 12: in some feckless incompetent like Abbott, just like he was

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Speaker 12: on the border for years and years and years, all

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Speaker 12: performance art. Oh we get another ten seats, we'll take it, dude.

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Speaker 12: Brian Harrison had to come with the idea. Every week

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Speaker 12: they're out at another seat. Now you're actually admitting there's

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Speaker 12: ten seats total. Why is that not in the map?

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Speaker 12: Now he's on TV as much as Brian Harrison. Why

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Speaker 12: because he saw he was getting lit up and exposed,

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Speaker 12: just like we exposed him on his feckless defense of

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Speaker 12: the Texas border. Then he finally sent the National Guard there.

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Speaker 12: Total performative. Remember that they were cutting the wire. This

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Speaker 12: is the problem in the state of Texas. You have

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Speaker 12: a bunch of soft Rhinos, a bunch of soft Bush

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Speaker 12: establishment politicians in bed with the Chamber of Commerce and

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Speaker 12: the Democrats are running the deal in a state where

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Speaker 12: the rising power of the grassroots is the railhead of

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Speaker 12: the MAGA movement. Both French joins us head of the

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Speaker 12: GOP and Tarrant County a controversial figure for all the

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Speaker 12: right reasons. Sir, You've got a matt What is going

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Speaker 12: on with the leadership down there? I'm hearing all these

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Speaker 12: big plans behind the scenes. They got this, they got that.

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Speaker 12: The only reason they got anything is because the grassroots

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Speaker 12: is ripped the mask off their in competence on this

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Speaker 12: very topic. And it's humiliating. And now we're here, and

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Speaker 12: let's get the number up there? Can we put the

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Speaker 12: numbers up? Folks? Blow up these phone lines. If these

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Speaker 12: Democrats are back in the state and they refuse to

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Speaker 12: arrest them, this is going to expose the Republicans for

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Speaker 12: how feckless they are. There's a number right there for

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Speaker 12: the Governor's office, the Lieutenant Governor's off and tell the

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Speaker 12: lieutenant governor call them, hey, why has the Texas Senate

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Speaker 12: not past this? You got a quorum? What are you doing?

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Speaker 12: And throwing a call to the Speaker of the House. So,

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Speaker 12: I don't know how much that'll help you both French

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Speaker 12: your thoughts.

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Speaker 16: Sir, Well, two things I would say, Well, let's remember

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Speaker 16: how we got here. In the Texas House, for the

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Speaker 16: last fifteen years, a small rhino group of Republicans has

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Speaker 16: courted the votes from the Democrat caucus to gain the speakership.

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Speaker 16: So this has been going on since two thousand and nine.

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Speaker 16: It's the same group of people that keep recycling. They

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Speaker 16: have thwarted the will of the Texas people by not

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Speaker 16: electing a speaker out of the Republican caucus, so they

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Speaker 16: are beholden to the Democrats to begin with. And as

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Speaker 16: Brian Harrison pointed out a minute ago, the Texas House

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Speaker 16: Speaker allowed the Democrats to leave, knowing they were going

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Speaker 16: to leave, and behind the scenes he was telling everyone, well,

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Speaker 16: they promised me they weren't going to leave. But I mean,

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Speaker 16: when you have your position because you were elected by Democrats,

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Speaker 16: you know you're not going to be strong on Democrats,

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Speaker 16: which is the case with our Rhino speaker, Dustin Burrows

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Speaker 16: from Lowing Texas. He is just as bad as the

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Speaker 16: previous speakers we've had since two thousand and nine, all

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Speaker 16: empowered by Democrats. So that's one problem. The other problem

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Speaker 16: is I would argue that because of people like this audience,

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Speaker 16: because of the audience, the growing audience on x that

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Speaker 16: has really pushed the Overton window to the right. Our

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Speaker 16: leaders here in Texas. Governor Abbott Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick

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Speaker 16: that they've all been forced and I think some willingly,

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Speaker 16: some not willingly, but they've all been forced to move

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Speaker 16: to the right on all of these issues. And now

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Speaker 16: we are on the second week of the Democrats breaking quorum.

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Speaker 16: We have emergencies here in Texas like the flutter relief

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Speaker 16: and other things, but more importantly, Donald Trump has shown

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Speaker 16: the Republican Party, excuse me, how to lead right. Republicans

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Speaker 16: did not lead, have not led forever. Donald Trump is leading,

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Speaker 16: and our leaders in Texas better take note because the

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Speaker 16: American people that Texans are watching, we understand now that

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Speaker 16: the Republican Party, the new Republican Party, is shirking these

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Speaker 16: old school bush Rhinos and embracing this idea that we

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Speaker 16: have to lead with authority and we have to wield

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Speaker 16: our power the way that Democrats have wielded their power

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Speaker 16: every time they're in charge. I mean, Beto O'Rourke was

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Speaker 16: just here in Fort Worth, Texas where I live, the

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Speaker 16: other day talking about how when they have power again,

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Speaker 16: they're going to just ram it down our throats, and

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Speaker 16: so where are the Republicans. Why are we not doing

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Speaker 16: the same thing? You know, the five seat pick up

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Speaker 16: in Texas is easily doable. But on my ex account,

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Speaker 16: I've posted we could easily get up to nine seats

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Speaker 16: without endangering any Republicans. That would only leave three Democrats

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Speaker 16: elected to Congress in Texas. And I say we do it.

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Speaker 16: We go for that right now, and I'm hopefully haup.

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Speaker 12: Hang on, boat, hang on, hang on, hang on boat,

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Speaker 12: because you're a man of action. Can we get that

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Speaker 12: map up? I want to see both French's map, see both.

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Speaker 12: This is what I think makes the audience so frustrated

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Speaker 12: until Harrison and we started creating a firestorm and and

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Speaker 12: goes we should take a new seat every week they're out.

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Speaker 12: And then Bo French, the controversial Beau French, puts up

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Speaker 12: a map that shows nine and you say, could be

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Speaker 12: easily doable and fair people sit there and go, what

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Speaker 12: are we doing? Why do we even have to force

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Speaker 12: the five I because remember they didn't even want to

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Speaker 12: do that. They want to do the flood relief, which

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Speaker 12: they absolutely have to do, and I think the property

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Speaker 12: tax have to be addressed, but they just want to

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Speaker 12: get through. They didn't do it in the regular session.

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Speaker 12: They want to get through the special session. Say, oh,

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Speaker 12: the Democrats blocked us move on. They did not want

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Speaker 12: to do the five, and yet you're sitting there saying, hey,

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Speaker 12: there's nine easily, and even Abbott last night was saying, hey,

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Speaker 12: there could be ten. So I think the people's frustration

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Speaker 12: is that it takes a populist uprising to say no,

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Speaker 12: we got to be as tough and as focused as

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Speaker 12: the Democrats when the Democrats are in power to do this. Sir,

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Speaker 12: Now you're hearing behind the scenes there is some action

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Speaker 12: going on. I take it.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, Look, there is discussion about what happens once the

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Speaker 16: Democrats are are brought back, and you know, there's lots

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Speaker 16: of criticism on why they actually haven't been arrested. And

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Speaker 16: you know that's a little more nuanced because these are

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Speaker 16: civil arrest warrants, not criminal arrest warrants, so they're you know,

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Speaker 16: very different. I've spoken to my contacts in DPS. They're

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Speaker 16: very different guidelines as to what can actually be done.

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Speaker 16: And so I'm not going to get into that. I mean,

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Speaker 16: they're going to do what, you know, what they're allowed

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Speaker 16: to do. But the bottom line is all of these

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Speaker 16: Democrats need to be punished. They need to have their

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Speaker 16: seats vacated. They need to have their Constitutionally, we can't

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Speaker 16: take away their pay, but there are other things we

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Speaker 16: can do. We can absolutely strip, you know, vice chairmanships,

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Speaker 16: vacate their seats. I think, and I actually hope that

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Speaker 16: the governor is considering calling for a redistricting of our

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Speaker 16: Texas legislature also because we could probably get rid of another,

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Speaker 16: you know, five to ten Democrat seats in the Texas Legislature,

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Speaker 16: also using the same methodology we're using for the congressional

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Speaker 16: redistricting map. And so I'm a big proponent of that.

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Speaker 16: I've been pushing that on my ex and that seems

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Speaker 12: Well, I got one thing else I want to address

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Speaker 12: to you before we leave you. I thought most of

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Speaker 12: go to California the new Huying space. Am I correct

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Speaker 12: that one of the Democrats is actually hiding in Pakistan?

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Speaker 12: Is that correct?

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Speaker 16: Well, he claims he was in Pakistan. He's Pakistani born,

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Speaker 16: He's from Pakistan. He's a radical Muslim leftist as you

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Speaker 16: can imagine. Elected here in Tarren County where I'm from.

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Speaker 16: You know, one of our one of our elected representatives here. Yeah,

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Speaker 16: he went up he fled to Pakistan, you know, which

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Speaker 16: is I jokingly say that that's also you know where

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Speaker 16: Osama bin Laden was hiding. But you know, here's a

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Speaker 16: guy who is a radical Muslim foreign born. In my opinion,

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Speaker 16: we shouldn't even allow foreign born people like elin Omar

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Speaker 16: or this guy in New York or the guy running

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Speaker 16: for you know, mayor up in Minnesota. I mean all

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Speaker 16: none of these people they have they have allegiance to,

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Speaker 16: you know, countries outside of the United States. You know,

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Speaker 16: America is not their first priority. And so why we

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Speaker 16: even make it legal for them to be elected to

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Speaker 16: office is beyond me, and I'm going to be a

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Speaker 16: big proponent of pushing for legislation to ban that practice.

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Speaker 12: Does he actually live when you say in Tarren County

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Speaker 12: you see actually a registered Does he actually live in

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Speaker 12: the county? Does he actually live where he's where he's

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Speaker 12: elected from.

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Speaker 16: Well, that's an interesting question because we discovered so he's

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Speaker 16: been claiming his residence to be elected as is a

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Speaker 16: seven hundred and eighty thousand square foot a seven hundred

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Speaker 16: and eighty thousand dollars house in Ulas, Texas, which is

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Speaker 16: the district that he represents, but we found out last

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Speaker 16: week late last week he actually owns and lives in

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Speaker 16: and claims his homestead exemption in a three point two

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Speaker 16: million dollar mansion in South Lake, Texas. And so obviously

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Speaker 16: he's not eligible to even be elected to the House

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Speaker 16: district that he's elected to because he doesn't live there.

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Speaker 16: So that's going to be a problem that we're gonna

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Speaker 16: have to look into a little further.

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Speaker 12: Bo Where to folks on your Twitter? I want folks

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Speaker 12: to go and particularly study your nine seat map because

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Speaker 12: I think it's either nine or ten. We got to

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Speaker 12: do it. I mean we got to We got to

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Speaker 12: up the game here down in Texas. Where do folks go, sir? Yeah?

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Speaker 16: I'm on X at Bow French TX. At Bow French TX,

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Speaker 16: at Bow French TX.

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Speaker 12: Thank you, sir, appreciate you.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, Steve.

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Speaker 12: Great to see you again. We play the do we have?

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Speaker 12: Do you have the Jonathan Carl Can I play that?

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Speaker 12: Can I play that clip again? Just tell me what

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Speaker 12: we got it. Let's get Jim Rickards in here, Jim

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Speaker 12: President Trumps showing you how to lead. Uh, you see

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Speaker 12: it all the way from hangar for a second. I

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Speaker 12: want to play this as a lead into you. Let's

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Speaker 12: go and play Jonathan carl in the Grand poobas talking

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Speaker 12: about President Trump this one.

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Speaker 8: He's making more radical changes to the country and to

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Speaker 9: And I think part of it is because he now

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Speaker 9: knows how government works.

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Speaker 4: I think one of the.

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Speaker 9: Things that really is the key difference between the first

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Speaker 9: whole host of characters in the government that we're trying

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Speaker 9: now surrounded by people that are fully supportive of his

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Speaker 9: at accomplishing his agenda with having that time out of

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Speaker 9: sorts of officials spent their time out of government planning

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Speaker 9: for this term. And so what they've done is an

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Speaker 9: accomplished a lot of their goals very quickly because he

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Speaker 9: knew what they wanted to do.

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Speaker 12: Rickords, we got about a minute in this segment before

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Speaker 12: we're going to break your thoughts about President Trump. Stepping

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Speaker 12: in and making some big power decisions here, sir, Well.

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Speaker 13: Steef, you've offered this description for a while, but it's

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Speaker 13: interesting to see the Democrats and the Progressives come to

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Speaker 13: the same conclusion. You took him a while, but they

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Speaker 13: actually figured it out. And to say that, you know,

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Speaker 13: four years. And don't think Trump wasn't you know, keeping

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Speaker 13: scores so to speak. That's true, but they didn't just

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Speaker 13: hang around to say you're the best. They planned and

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Speaker 13: you know, the Herodage Foundation Project twenty twenty five, I

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Speaker 13: an issue. But in fact, that was I mean I

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Speaker 13: read a lot of it. It was nine hundred pages. I

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Speaker 13: stop the fraud. And Armie Dylan and others did that.

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Speaker 12: Hang on for one second, brother, Rickards, after the break,

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Speaker 12: in the run up to this historic meeting in Alaska,

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Speaker 12: how important is it that a president Trump is asserting

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Speaker 12: his power is two hundredth day and even got Jonathan

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Speaker 12: Carl and these guys saying they've never seen anything like

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Speaker 12: How important is that as a predicate to these negotiations

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Speaker 12: this week, sir, Well.

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Speaker 13: It's important because you know, he's coming off a very

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Speaker 13: strong political base. Not to say, a lot of Trump's

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Speaker 13: this point are in the domestic area, plus tariffs, that's

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Speaker 13: the international trade I think he's still struggling a little

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Speaker 13: meeting in Alaska, he's making a number of statements. Number One,

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Speaker 13: Vladimir Putin is subject to an arrest warrant from the

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Speaker 13: International Court of Justice in the Hague. Well, obviously he's not.

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Speaker 13: Putin's not going anywhere if he thinks he's getting arrested.

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Speaker 13: So the US is not a member of that. But

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Speaker 13: obviously Trump has offered assurance, says that hey, come to Alaska,

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Speaker 13: will meet You're fine. So he's kind of Trump is

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Speaker 13: poking a stick in the eye of the International Court

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Speaker 13: but we don't take you seriously. And that's why Putin

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Speaker 13: get arrested. So he feels safe there. But that's kind

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Speaker 13: of Trump sheltering him in a very good way. The

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Speaker 13: it should. Why is Putin doing this? Putin is not

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Speaker 13: going to agree to a nonconditional ceasefire. That's one of

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Speaker 13: the things Trump wants, That's what Zelenski wants. Putin is

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Speaker 13: not going to agree to it, So why do it?

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Speaker 13: The answer is the agenda for the summit is far

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Speaker 13: broader than the war in Ukraine. That's obviously an important issue.

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Speaker 13: But they're looking at security guarantees, security arrangements. They should say,

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Speaker 13: for all of Europe, basically undoing you know, NATO, undoing

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Speaker 13: the post World War II settlements and institutions, and coming

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Speaker 13: up with a new framework that would involve Russia as

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Speaker 13: a as a full partner.

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Speaker 4: Number one.

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Speaker 13: Number two, a rock Puschemont between Russia and the United

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Speaker 13: States doesn't mean we're treaty, allies or anything of the kind.

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Speaker 13: Doesn't mean we don't still have some adversarial relationships, but

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Speaker 13: you know, let's work together. I mean, US is a

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Speaker 13: tech powerhouse, Russia as a natural resource powerhouse. There's probably

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Speaker 13: no better natural trading relationship in the world than those

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Speaker 13: two countries. You know, Germany would be in the same position.

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Speaker 13: So Putin's got a broader vision and a broader agenda.

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Speaker 13: So does Trump, and that's the main reason their meeting.

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Speaker 13: I think that this summit will fail in terms of

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Speaker 13: the Ukraine's ceasefire, but it may be a success on

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Speaker 12: Do you see there that Putin's designs You talk about

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Speaker 12: Eurasia and of course obviously our existential throw as the

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Speaker 12: Chinese Chemrits Party, Do you see their design with Persia, Turkey,

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Speaker 12: India as a new kind of Eurasian block And that's

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Speaker 12: what they hope to get, at least the beginning of

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Speaker 12: and hopefully some sort of rack prochemdent, not with the West,

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Speaker 12: but maybe some alignment with this.

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Speaker 13: Sir, Well, you're right, they have some alignment already. Russia

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Speaker 13: Turkey has been this love hate relationship for centuries and

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Speaker 13: warm water access to ports except through the Bosporus. That's

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Speaker 13: one of the critical choke points in the world. So

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Speaker 13: they have to somehow have relations with Turkey even though

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Speaker 13: they're as I say, it runs runs out and cold.

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Speaker 13: Iran is very dependent on Russia for you know, for

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Speaker 13: dependent on China in that respect, and they're volt. They've

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Speaker 13: I've said all along, if Trump and Putin could end

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Speaker 13: help Trump solve the problems with the Ran. You know,

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Speaker 13: Russia said to Iran, send us you're highly enriched uranium,

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Speaker 13: You look at all the moving parts.

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