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Speaker 1: We're going to see what happens, and I think President

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Speaker 5: Who of these two do you think is going to

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Speaker 6: Back in the fold. Yeah, Look, nothing is going to

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Speaker 7: That's Putin's position.

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Speaker 8: This is the primal scream of a regime. Pray for

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Speaker 8: our enemies, because we're going to medieval on these people.

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Speaker 8: You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 8: about the people. The people have patt a belly full

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Speaker 3: Mega media?

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Speaker 4: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 8: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 8: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 8: It's Thursday, fourteen August, and the ear for LOWERD twenty

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Speaker 8: Every day they pushed the Ukrainian people into this war.

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Speaker 9: Well, thanks Die for having me on. Absolutely, this is

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Speaker 7: And so we're honored to host this. We are honored

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Speaker 9: Going to be a peace agreement that this particular meeting

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Speaker 9: You know, I think so, Steve, we are detached from

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Speaker 8: Governor Don Levy. Alaska is a big maga state. We

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Speaker 4: This is a serious moment. Wake up to what's going on.

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Speaker 2: We're here because Donald.

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Speaker 4: He knows the facto his presidency ends in seventeen months.

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Speaker 7: Why else, why else.

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Speaker 4: You will not have a country if he rigs this election.

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Speaker 8: same thing the Harrison Havana beIN that. Hey, if these

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Speaker 8: guys are able to stop the redistrict thing and somehow

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Speaker 8: Hakeem Jeffrey is able to win the Trump, whold Trump

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Speaker 8: movement and Trump Revolution comes to a grinding halt with

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Speaker 8: Hakeem Jeffery's the Speaker of the House, Sir.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, look, the Democrats clearly know what time

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Speaker 11: it is an American I'm embarrassed to say it. In fact,

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Speaker 11: I'm mad as hell about it. It seems like the

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Speaker 11: Democrat leadership in California is more well aware of the

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Speaker 11: stakes what is on the line over the next few

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Speaker 11: months than the so called Republican leadership in the state

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Speaker 11: of Texas. Okay, Gavin Newsom's leftist Democrat, progressive socialist hack

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Speaker 11: who's being cynical, hypocritical, and dishonest in every single thing

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Speaker 11: that he's saying in his whole let's fight fire with

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Speaker 11: fire on this regondistrict thing. Are you kidding me to

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Speaker 11: go with that analogy? He's the biggest arsonist on planet Earth.

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Speaker 11: But here's the reality. I believe the threats that are

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Speaker 11: coming out of him. I believe the rhetoric because the

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Speaker 11: Democrats in California are playing to win. They understand the

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Speaker 11: stakes are nothing less than the future of this great Republic,

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Speaker 11: these United States of America. And I'm sorry, I'm sick

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Speaker 11: and tired of Republican states sitting back, taking it on

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Speaker 11: the chin, not fighting as hard for the future of

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Speaker 11: our states and our country as Democrats like Gavin Newsom is.

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Speaker 11: And we've had empty promise after empty promise here in

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Speaker 11: the state of Texas from our Alakes Republican leadership. Eleven

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Speaker 11: days ago, we were promised by our governor, these Democrats

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Speaker 11: that went road would have their seats vacated and they'd

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Speaker 11: be booted out of the legislature. Zero seats vacated. Ten

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Speaker 11: days ago our Rhino Speaker of the House, so that

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Speaker 11: he would arrest these fifty one row Democrats. Zero arrest.

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Speaker 11: It is long past time that Republicans fight as hard

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Speaker 11: for the future as the Democrats do. And it's long

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Speaker 11: past time that the state of Texas live up to

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Speaker 11: its reputation and not just be different than California, but

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Speaker 11: be the opposite of California. California wants to go this

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Speaker 11: progressive left utopian vision which leads to nothing more than

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Speaker 11: high crime, high housing costs, high taxes, high regulations, and

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Speaker 11: people are fleeing these Democrat states left right and center

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Speaker 11: for red states. But red states should be leading like Texas.

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Speaker 11: We should be the number one state in America for

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Speaker 11: liberty and we should have the boldest, most fearless Republican

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Speaker 11: leadership in the country. We should have redistricted by now.

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Speaker 11: And as far as I'm concerned, if we come back

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Speaker 11: after the Democrats have absolutely wiped the floor with the

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Speaker 11: elected Republican leadership in Texas for the last month, defeeding

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Speaker 11: every one of our agenda items in Special Session one

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Speaker 11: in Special Session two, if we do not add more

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Speaker 11: Republican seats to the map, I'm sorry, that's just a

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Speaker 11: further declaration of defeat and waving the white flag of surrender.

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Speaker 11: And mind note that the thirty million freedom loving patriotic

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Speaker 11: Texans they want better and they deserve better.

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Speaker 8: Brian, hangover a second. I'm gonna hold you through the break.

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Speaker 8: You know, the Democrats perfected jerrymandering. You got Pritzker fourteen

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Speaker 8: to three up in the great state of Illinois. I

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Speaker 8: think I don't know Illinois's forty five percent Republican. In

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Speaker 8: mass chooses forty percent Republican. Not one congressional district that's

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Speaker 8: republican factor. All of New England, which I think breaks

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Speaker 8: down at roughly forty to forty five percent Republican, right,

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Speaker 8: all of New England, all of it, I think it's

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Speaker 8: twenty five to nothing, not one Republican house member. California

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Speaker 8: has already perfected us. They're coming again, and Gavin Newson's

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Speaker 8: coming hard. You know why he wants to be president

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Speaker 8: of the United States. He's got nothing to run on

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Speaker 8: in his record, so he's going to use this as

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Speaker 8: he's the guy that stopped Trump. That's what it is.

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Speaker 8: He's the guy that stopped Trump. Use your agency. Just

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Speaker 8: hear it right there? Also, who's saying that hat the

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Speaker 8: Trump twenty twenty eight had. Who did that? Hmm? One

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Speaker 8: of his biggest supporters that rattled Gavin Newsom okay short

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Speaker 8: commercial break, we're going to return. We've got Brian Harrison,

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Speaker 8: the Great State of Texas is going to talk about

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Speaker 8: next week how we get this done. Back in the moment.

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Speaker 3: Who's your host, Stephen K Math.

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Speaker 8: Okay, welcome back, Brian Harrison. Newsom's playing hardball, smashment nine.

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Speaker 8: It's they have a fifty two seat delegation. I think

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Speaker 8: they only get nine Republicans. They're gonna take as many

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Speaker 8: of those as they can. Gavin Newsom's playing smash mouth.

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Speaker 8: Gavin Newson understands something. He wants to be president of

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Speaker 8: uned States. He cannot run on his record at California

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Speaker 8: because there's a disaster. How do I know that hundreds

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Speaker 8: of thousands of people every year leave and flee to

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Speaker 8: other states in the West, particularly the Great State of Texas. Right,

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Speaker 8: So that's why his that's why his demographics are shifting.

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Speaker 8: But why brother, the Harrison plan was every week that

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Speaker 8: we're out and you said this two weeks ago at

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Speaker 8: another seat. So that's last week one, this week one.

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Speaker 8: So we're not five anymore, we're seven. Correct. The governor

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Speaker 8: said the nine was babbling on Fox. He could do

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Speaker 8: to nine. Why are we not going? Why are we

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Speaker 8: not lists here. Why are we not taking nine if

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Speaker 8: nine can be fairly allocated, sir?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, Well, and let me just recap everybody where we are,

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Speaker 11: because we're on the last day of the special session,

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Speaker 11: because you've heard a lot of talk about all these

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Speaker 11: punishments that have supposedly been media out let me just

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Speaker 11: give some statistics here on the last day. The number

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Speaker 11: of Democrats seats that have been vacated zero, The number

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Speaker 11: of Democrats arrested zero, the fines they're going to actually

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Speaker 11: be forced to pay zero. The chairmanships and vice chairmanships

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Speaker 11: have been taken away zero. Committees they've been removed from zero,

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Speaker 11: seniority lost zero. Additional Republican seats added to the map.

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Speaker 11: We'll come back to this, but so far zero. How

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Speaker 11: many of them have had their budget cuts or budgets

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Speaker 11: cut at least in a way that they can't just

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Speaker 11: fill in with political dollars zero. Again, still haven't even

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Speaker 11: touched their parking spots. And get this, Gene Wu, the

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Speaker 11: leader of the Democrats, the Socialist is still on the

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Speaker 11: redistricting committee case. So that's how un serious the Republican

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Speaker 11: response has been down here in Texas. Now, let's go

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Speaker 11: to the main point. The Democrats are probably going to

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Speaker 11: come back time next week. We gabble out tomorrow, we'll

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Speaker 11: try to gable in out there here tomorrow. Probably next

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Speaker 11: week they show back up with their list of demands whatever,

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Speaker 11: and we'll probably be forced to endure some bad punishment

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Speaker 11: theater or where a few Democrats. Maybe you are taking

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Speaker 11: off some irrelevant committees that aren't gonna meet again anyway,

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Speaker 11: So who knows. Here's the point, play hardball, remember the stakes,

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Speaker 11: know what time it is in our country, And you're right.

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Speaker 11: I was pushing this idea weeks ago. Every week they're

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Speaker 11: gone at another seat. For folks who are following along

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Speaker 11: the original maps, we contemplated added five new Republican seats

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Speaker 11: in Texas. They were gone two weeks. We better start

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Speaker 11: out tomorrow with a new map that has at least

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Speaker 11: seven seats on Okay, to punish them for what they

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Speaker 11: did and to make up for what California is about

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Speaker 11: to do. But quite frankly, I heard our governor on

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Speaker 11: national television for the last two days start talking about

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Speaker 11: adding ten seats. So great, if he's got a way

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Speaker 11: to get to ten, let's do that. But here's the reality.

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Speaker 11: If are feckless and weak, Rhino leadership in the Texas

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Speaker 11: House files another map and there's only plus five Republican

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Speaker 11: seats on it. I don't care what kind of fake

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Speaker 11: p tend punishments they're going to meet out to the Democrats.

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Speaker 11: We are not up to the challenge and we will

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Speaker 11: once again have allowed the Democrats to defeat us on

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Speaker 11: not just the biggest issue in Texas, but arguably the

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Speaker 11: biggest issue for the future of the country and maybe

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Speaker 11: the world. So as far as I'm concerned, the only

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Speaker 11: punishment I'm looking for right now. How many more Republican

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Speaker 11: seats are we added that map and it better be

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Speaker 11: a number between seven and ten.

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Speaker 8: Brian Harrison, where do people follow you? Your Twitter account

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Speaker 8: is revered among Republican leadership in the great state of Texas.

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Speaker 8: Where does our audience go to participate?

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Speaker 3: Go kiss off Rhino today.

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Speaker 11: But that's right, go irritate. Do your civic service and

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Speaker 11: your daily duty to go irritate at least one Rhino

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Speaker 11: today by going to my social media on x at

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Speaker 11: Brian eh Harrison, at Brian E. Harrison on ex at

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Speaker 11: Brian E. Harrison. The guys, just just please the posse Steve,

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Speaker 11: I can't. I'd be remiss if I didn't say thank

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Speaker 11: you again, because I assure you, if we hadn't have done,

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Speaker 11: if y'all hadn't have done and lit up the phone

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Speaker 11: line social media Facebook, Twitter of the leadership in the

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Speaker 11: state of Texas, this thing probably would have been already

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Speaker 11: put to bed by now. But they now know failure

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Speaker 11: is not an option. But let them, but remind them,

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Speaker 11: not only so they get the redistricting done. Minimum seven seats, better,

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Speaker 11: eight nine, even better than that, let's go anything less

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Speaker 11: than seven. Pure capitulation to the Democrats.

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Speaker 8: Amen, brother, Thank you, Brian. Look forward to having you

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Speaker 8: on tomorrow and throughout next week. Got to get this

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Speaker 8: done now, talk to you too, my friend. The trains,

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Speaker 8: the trains leaving the station in California, just understand that

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Speaker 8: leaving the station we are absolutely packed today now through

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Speaker 8: the second hour. Also, haven't you gotten time to break

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Speaker 8: down what's going to happen tomorrow in the Great State Alaska.

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Speaker 8: Really want to thank the governor for kicking off the

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Speaker 8: show today, Anthonyposito joins us. So, Anthony, you're one of

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Speaker 8: the one of the big brains on Wall Street. I

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Speaker 8: appreciate you coming in. Was that print this morning on inflation?

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Speaker 8: Was that a bad print? Is it? How should we

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Speaker 8: interpret it? We've had a pretty good run here on

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Speaker 8: the tariffs not kicking in inflation. We know affordability and inflation,

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Speaker 8: food prices, all of it. Housing prices are still top

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Speaker 8: of mind with people, or President Trump's trying to get

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Speaker 8: everything else done. He and best in are focused on this.

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Speaker 8: Just walk our audience through your understanding of what the

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Speaker 8: numbers today told us.

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Speaker 2: All right, Steve, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 12: The numbers, the CPI and the PPI numbers this week

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Speaker 12: show a couple of things. The first thing, as you

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Speaker 12: just alluded to, is that we're not seeing any tariff

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Speaker 12: influence or any tariff upward pressure on inflation in the country.

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Speaker 12: So the fear monitoring was wrong. History showed us that

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Speaker 12: it would be wrong, and it is wrong. What we're

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Speaker 12: seeing in the numbers is we're seeing inflation and energy

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Speaker 12: come down, which is a huge deal. Food inflation come down.

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Speaker 12: We saw real wages, the real value of the take

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Speaker 12: home dollar go up. We saw a small business sentiment

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Speaker 12: go up to a five month high. So we're seeing

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Speaker 12: a lot of positives. There are pockets where either methodology

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Speaker 12: is wrong, which you could make that argument, or pockets

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Speaker 12: where it's just a little stickier as far as price

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Speaker 12: is coming down. And those had to do today with

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Speaker 12: services and the PPI report, and they had to do

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Speaker 12: with shelter owner equivalent rents in the CPI report. So

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Speaker 12: those items are stickier as far as coming down, but

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Speaker 12: still well below the levels that we saw under the

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Speaker 12: Biden administration. All good news as far as the market.

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Speaker 12: The market's on fire where the SMP is itching to

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Speaker 12: continue to hit new highs as it does. Two days

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Speaker 12: ago off the CPI report, we had our first close

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Speaker 12: ever above sixty four hundred. On the cash, we continue

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Speaker 12: to grind higher through the PPI report. It's interesting sing

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Speaker 12: the CPI report, those positives in there as a cooler

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Speaker 12: report push the market higher. PPI initially looked hot. People

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Speaker 12: kind of dug into it. The market took a little

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Speaker 12: bit of a dip in the overnight in the futures

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Speaker 12: or the pre market in the futures, and then as

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Speaker 12: we got through the cash session, what happened is we

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Speaker 12: got back to flat over that number. So what that

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Speaker 12: tells you is that market participants are net positive on

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Speaker 12: the report.

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Speaker 2: And see these.

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Speaker 12: Reports as a a cooling of inflation, and b it

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Speaker 12: gives potential for the rate cuts that President Trump has

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Speaker 12: been touting and that mister Powell has been resisting. So

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Speaker 12: inflation looks like it's coming our way. The trend is

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Speaker 12: coming our way. It is coming down, and it sets

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Speaker 12: up for potential rate cuts, which is what the market

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Speaker 12: is looking for at this point.

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Speaker 8: The bond market too, the ten year treasury. I mean,

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Speaker 8: it seems like both the equity markets in the bond

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Speaker 8: market are starting to now kind of understand what President

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Speaker 8: Trump's economic plan is and how Bessett and Trump are

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Speaker 8: executing it. Am I incorrect on that?

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Speaker 4: Or is it?

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Speaker 8: Do you think that the ten year treasury showing us

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Speaker 8: that the bond market's in a pretty good place now?

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Speaker 12: The ten year treasuries have come down off of the

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Speaker 12: Biden peak. We're down at about four point two now

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Speaker 12: on the ten year, which is which is a better

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Speaker 12: level than we saw under Biden. Even as Palbell made

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Speaker 12: those politicized drastic rate cuts heading into the election. That

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Speaker 12: was interesting because we saw him cut the Fed funds rate,

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Speaker 12: but we saw the ten uere continue to rally as

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Speaker 12: far as rates, So that was kind of not getting

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Speaker 12: the job done. The bond market is ready to fade,

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Speaker 12: and as the market, as the bond's rally, rates will

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Speaker 12: come in.

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Speaker 2: That will happen as inflation.

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Speaker 12: Cools or continues to cool, and as growth starts to ignite,

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Speaker 12: real growth starts to ignite, and real take home wages rise.

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Speaker 12: What we need the bond market to realize is very simple.

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Speaker 12: Inflation is continuing to come under control, and you would

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Speaker 12: be willing to lend the government money at a lower

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Speaker 12: return because of the stability of the economy, economic growth,

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Speaker 12: and debt. So we want to see debts start to

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Speaker 12: come down, which is where we're heading.

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Speaker 2: We want to see.

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Speaker 12: Real growth, which will help with deficit spending and those

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Speaker 12: debt numbers coming down, and we want to see inflation

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Speaker 12: continue to fade. If we can see those things, it's

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Speaker 12: kind of it's kind of another cog in the wheel

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Speaker 12: of this economic plan.

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Speaker 7: Right.

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Speaker 12: We have taxes, we have tariffs, we have deregulation and

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Speaker 12: growth and what will that do. That will bring rates

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Speaker 12: down on the ten year and it will increase take

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Speaker 12: home pay and economic growth, which is what we're looking for.

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Speaker 12: The bottom line is that ten year yield is the

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Speaker 12: focus for the consumer. It's the focus for what we

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Speaker 12: pay for our goods. The ten year yield is very

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Speaker 12: closely related to the thirty year fixed mortgage rate, the

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Speaker 12: rate we pay on credit cards, the rate we pay

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Speaker 12: for an auto loan. All of these things come down

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Speaker 12: to that ten year yield. And I think President Trump

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Speaker 12: and Secretary Besson understand that, and they understand that their

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Speaker 12: plan and this move forward will will get those rates lower.

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Speaker 8: Scott Besson got the job because he's a safe pair

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Speaker 8: of hands, and the capital markets understand he understands caper

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Speaker 8: markets as well as anybody. He's done something he hasn't done,

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Speaker 8: and that's the last couple of days. He's actually putting

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Speaker 8: the pal on the spot and saying, hey, we're well

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Speaker 8: beyond where we should be as far as rates go,

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Speaker 8: and we should have one hundred and fifty basis point

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Speaker 8: to one hundred and seventy five base Sorry, I think

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Speaker 8: that's one and a half points one point seventy five

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Speaker 8: point rate cut. Do you support that?

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Speaker 7: You know?

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Speaker 12: At this point, I do. I think that we want

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Speaker 12: to get to a neutral rate. We don't want the

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Speaker 12: rate to be restrictive, and at this point, it looks

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Speaker 12: like it's restrictive.

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Speaker 2: So I think.

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Speaker 12: Secretary Beston's point yesterday heading into the cash session was

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Speaker 12: he could see a fifty basis point cut coming, and

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Speaker 12: overall he thinks one hundred and fifty basis points to

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Speaker 12: one hundred and seventy five basis points in a cut

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Speaker 12: would bring us to a neutral spot. And I think

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Speaker 12: that you could support that with the math. I think

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Speaker 12: it's interesting that he's making the comment. I would venture

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Speaker 12: to guess that they're pretty frustrated with Powell.

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Speaker 2: I think Powell is not data dependent.

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Speaker 12: I think Powell is extremely politicized and pushing back in

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Speaker 12: a way that he shouldn't. Really he has overseen or

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Speaker 12: miss He's overseen a massive amount of missteps at the FED,

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Speaker 12: whether it's monetary policy or balance sheet. He's losing one

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Speaker 12: hundred billion dollars a year at the FED, and he's

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Speaker 12: been doing that for three years now. It's really unprecedented

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Speaker 12: how poorly he's managing the FED. And the FED and

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Speaker 12: the Treasury really are working in the same ecosystem. So

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Speaker 12: if you have a FED that's not moving along the

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Speaker 12: path to improve economic conditions, lower rates, lower inflation, and

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Speaker 12: improve growth, and you have a treasury that's working in

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Speaker 12: the other direction, that's trying to get those things accomplished.

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Speaker 2: I think it's frustrating.

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Speaker 12: I think Secretary Beston is just voicing a very educated,

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Speaker 12: very seasoned opinion of where he thinks the neutral rate is.

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Speaker 8: Anthony, where do people get you on social media? Where

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Speaker 8: they go to find out more about your fund?

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Speaker 2: So the fund is ascalon six capital. The six is

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Speaker 2: a Roman noodle.

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Speaker 12: You can go to ascalon sixcapital dot com. Everything is there.

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Speaker 12: I do publish a morning newsletter on the S and

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Speaker 12: on X I'm at CMT underscore Anthony again, dropping some notes,

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Speaker 12: dropping some market insight, and I'm happy to happy to

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Speaker 8: Anthony, thank you so much taking time a what today

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Speaker 8: after the market to join us. Appreciate you. Thank you, Sir,

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Speaker 8: had a couple of different takes. We're gonna drill down

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Speaker 3: Moment, we regally swell.

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Speaker 8: Let's take down.

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Speaker 3: Use your host Stephen k back.

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Speaker 8: Folks, you're the tip of the tip of the spear.

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Speaker 8: You're driving, not just the narrative, you're driving the action

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Speaker 8: of modern American politics. It is upon your shoulders. When

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Speaker 8: President Trump came back from having the election stolen in

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Speaker 8: twenty twenty and came back to mar Lago in January

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Speaker 8: twenty twenty one, when President Trump had to make that

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Speaker 8: fundamental decision, the most courageous, morally, courageous, physically courageous decision

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Speaker 8: in American political history, to say, they stole this, and

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Speaker 8: I've got to set things right. I will run again

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Speaker 8: for the presidency. When the Murdocks and everybody in the

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Speaker 8: Republican establishment, everybody turned against him except you and this

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Speaker 8: audience that had his back and said, hey, you're our guy.

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Speaker 8: And of course, in the logic of American history, it

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Speaker 8: always had to be Trump. You remember, we talked about

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Speaker 8: this every day in those dark days. Now they seem dark,

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Speaker 8: but we could see the sunlit uplands right of what

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Speaker 8: victory meant electoral victory. Now we're down to it. Okay,

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Speaker 8: And this gets back to seizing the institutions. You see

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Speaker 8: President Trump doing this in Washington, d C. Even morning.

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Speaker 8: Joe this morning said, hey, it is a terrible argument

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Speaker 8: to make to say that crime's not a problem in

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Speaker 8: DC and crimes coming down. You see all these shows

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Speaker 8: and you don't have to watch them. Our staff does

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Speaker 8: to curate it. It is over and over and over again,

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Speaker 8: these ridiculous statistics everybody, Joe Scarborough said, everybody, regardless of

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Speaker 8: you left wing, progressive or right wing Republican, everybody knows

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Speaker 8: DC's a hellhole, a crime ridden, filthy, dirty, graffiti ridden.

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Speaker 8: It's embarrassment. What's happened to this beautiful capital? And Trump's

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Speaker 8: had enough of it. And that's why seizing the institutions,

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Speaker 8: particularly about the Imperial capital. At the same time, the

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Speaker 8: cultural institutions of the Kennedy Center in the Smithsonian and

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Speaker 8: many more to come, and of course the universities, in

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Speaker 8: the law firms and the media confronting them all. This

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Speaker 8: is what seizing the institution is about. And it's going

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Speaker 8: to be tough, it's going to be gnarly. It's not

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Speaker 8: going to go in a straight line. You're going to

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Speaker 8: have good days, You're going to have bad days. We

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Speaker 8: continue to press on. This is why you this audience

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Speaker 8: drove the action in the back of a handful of

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Speaker 8: grassroots of grassroots folks and a guy named Brian Harrison.

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Speaker 8: This where Glenn's story comes in. The Patriot mobile teams

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Speaker 8: so amazing to drive this coming out of Texas because

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Speaker 8: of massive demographic shifts and now because you've made it

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Speaker 8: a huge deal President Trump has said he's told Lutnik,

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Speaker 8: we got to have a mid decade census, and we

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Speaker 8: got to do it right. And you heard Wayde Miller day,

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Speaker 8: and Lutni's got to get on with They've got to

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Speaker 8: file today. All those dead beats at the Bureau of

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Speaker 8: the Census Bureau that gave us the worst census ever

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Speaker 8: last time and blamed it on the pandemic. Seize the institutions.

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Speaker 8: The Democrats are tough. The Democrats are hard. Gavin Newsom,

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Speaker 8: you know, Pritzker announced his kind of the other day,

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Speaker 8: and he's lucky. He's a baioneer, He's a rich kid.

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Speaker 8: He doesn't really know what he's doing. His kind of

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Speaker 8: wanders around. You saw what he did with the folks

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Speaker 8: he invited up there. That's his way of doing things.

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Speaker 8: He's just going to spend a lot of money trying

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Speaker 8: to be president. First off, prints theer ain't never going

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Speaker 8: to be president. Gavin Newsom understands he's a political animal.

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Speaker 8: He understands he doesn't have a record to run on

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Speaker 8: from California, the disaster they made that that's why people

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Speaker 8: are leaving. He's going to do this with the Democrats

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Speaker 8: being in the fetal position everywhere except in the courts

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Speaker 8: and legal Lawfair in Alex Marlow's book so brilliantly lays

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Speaker 8: it out. The Lawfair he's gonna step forward and said, Hey,

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Speaker 8: I'm gonna do it. And the first thing I'm gonna

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Speaker 8: do is thwart the effectless governor of Texas. And I'm

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Speaker 8: gonna do a registery and I'm gonna get you seven seats. Remember,

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Speaker 8: you're gonna have a fifty two seat delegation in California

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Speaker 8: before we do the census and take a couple of

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Speaker 8: three away. But there's gonna be like Massachusets. They're gonna

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Speaker 8: be like New England. You're gonna have no Republican representatives,

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Speaker 8: or if you do, it's gonna be fifty to two.

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Speaker 8: It's game on, folks, and you're driving this we need

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Speaker 8: and Desante's done it, But Florida's gonna step up. Ohio,

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Speaker 8: Indiana's got to step up. We're gonna spend more time

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Speaker 8: about Indiana in the next couple of days. Got to

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Speaker 8: step up. Don't want to hear it. No whining in

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Speaker 8: the war room. Gotta step up. I think Missouri got

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Speaker 8: another one there. We can have fourteen or fifteen before

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Speaker 8: we do the census and before the Supreme Court kicks

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Speaker 8: and we need those and we need them now. The

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Speaker 8: reason you need them it's fair. We're talking about fairness

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Speaker 8: to people. This is unacceptable and it's only except what's

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Speaker 8: and you look, you can go on Fox and mumble

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Speaker 8: seven year olds. Okay. The War Room, Real America's Voices.

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Speaker 8: a maximalist position in New England. They did, it's twenty

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Speaker 7: I'll tell you what we watched this. We do not

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Speaker 8: That's the truth, Mike Lindell. We'll see tomorrow when deals

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Speaker 8: collide the second hour of War Room, we go out

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