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Speaker 2: He's heard act, of course, one of these Republicans that

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Speaker 4: Dick Cheney, Darth Vader, as you said, the fates of

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Speaker 5: The vital point here is that he was a patriot.

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Speaker 7: So you get comments like that from the sitting president that, well,

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Speaker 9: How to do it meet his autocracy? Flood the zone

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Speaker 9: At the Democracy Defender's Fund.

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Speaker 11: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 11: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose.

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Speaker 11: Tuesday, fourth November, in the Year of Our Lord, twenty

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Speaker 11: These fights are all inexricably linked. During that time, Remember

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Speaker 15: Sir, Yeah, let me start with that last question first,

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Speaker 15: Revelations in these documents that Lindsay Halligan and Cash Bettel

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Speaker 11: The burn bags, I think there was something in general.

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Speaker 3: This is the giveaway to me. This is the heart

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Speaker 11: They knew that they were doing stuff to make her

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Speaker 15: I think there are two smoking guns in there. The

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Speaker 8: Remember, he came.

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Speaker 15: Out and exsolved her, even though that wasn't his job

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Speaker 8: And I think that that is going to lead.

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Speaker 15: believe that's a John Brennan breathing or information that he

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Speaker 15: believes came from John Brennan. And he clearly seems to

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Speaker 15: know about the fake Russia plan that Hillary Clinton's campaign concocted.

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Speaker 8: This was an intercept. Everyone was briefed on it.

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Speaker 15: Comy played feigned knowledge of this when he was questioned

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Speaker 15: about it in twenty twenty. I think it was Ted

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Speaker 15: ring true to.

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Speaker 8: Me, I don't remember that.

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Speaker 15: I don't think it would have happened something to that effect.

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Speaker 15: And in fact, his own note show he seemed to

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Speaker 15: know about the plan, and that has a lot of

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Speaker 15: importance because that plan continues well after election day in December.

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Speaker 15: They're concocting that intelligence assessment to fake to come to

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Speaker 15: a false conclusion that Russia was trying to help Trump

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Speaker 15: when that's not what the experts believed. Comy's driving that conversation,

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Speaker 15: and you can kind of see now that it looks

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Speaker 15: like his personal writings are aligned with the Clinton strategy.

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Speaker 15: And I think it's going to be really important for

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Speaker 15: Congress to dig into these new documents and for the

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Speaker 15: prosecutors to continue to give us some visibility. I want

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Speaker 15: to shout out Lindsay in Cash Btel, these are documents

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Speaker 15: that have been sitting around for a long time. They

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Speaker 15: were able to force them out, and I think that

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Speaker 15: that's good for the American people. We learned a lot

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Speaker 15: because of that court filing last.

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Speaker 11: Night last come. This gets back to the burn bags.

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Speaker 11: Is this information now coming out because Cash is in.

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Speaker 11: Bongino got a team and they're going through it. Are

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Speaker 11: is this stuff still so hidden that were depending upon whistleblowers.

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Speaker 15: Sir no no, no, no. Cash Hotel found this stuff

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Speaker 15: a long time ago. I mean he was starting to

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Speaker 15: talk about the burnbacks two three months ago. All of

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Speaker 15: this evidence has been found. It was found as he

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Speaker 15: was riding the Grand Conspiracy plan, by the way, which

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Speaker 15: goes all the way back to March.

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Speaker 8: Why did he find.

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Speaker 15: It because a lot of agents who were fed up

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Speaker 15: with the Kobe and Ray years started coming forward and

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Speaker 15: revealing the Cash Battel and his team and Dan Bongino

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Speaker 15: and people downstream for them what was really going on

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Speaker 15: and where they could prove it, and so he got

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Speaker 15: a lot of information. You find it in different locations.

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Speaker 15: You then have to send it over to the Justice

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Speaker 15: Department for different reviews. You got to review it for

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Speaker 15: the Privacy Act, you got to review it for Grand

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Speaker 15: jury material. So that process slowed things down a little bit.

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Speaker 15: That's ramping up a little bit, and that's why these

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Speaker 15: documents are getting out a little bit faster. The velocity

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Speaker 15: the first seven or eight months. FBI has been shoveling

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Speaker 15: this stuff over to DJ for a long time.

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Speaker 8: Pam is now as you and I talked.

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Speaker 15: About the show, beginning to ramp up the resource and

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Speaker 15: court filings, they're showing up at the Congress one day,

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Speaker 15: and that's a good thing, and I would expect that

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Speaker 15: velocity to continue. Yeah, there are some whistleblowers talking to Congress,

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Speaker 15: but the strongest documents are those that FBI found in

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Speaker 15: its own files and are now producing through that review process.

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Speaker 11: I know you got a bounce go to minute left

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Speaker 11: just after tonight when the Democrats. If it turns out

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Speaker 11: like the Democrats think it is, they're going to be

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Speaker 11: following themselves tomorrow morning. Is this going to make these

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Speaker 11: investigations harder?

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Speaker 15: Well, it'll certainly give them belief that they can win

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Speaker 15: the twenty sixth election. The twenty six election will decide

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Speaker 15: whether these elections, whether these investigations get harder, whether Donald

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Speaker 15: Trump faces thousand impeachments after the twenty sixth election. There

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Speaker 15: are a lot of lessons to learn in tonight's election.

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Speaker 15: One of those is will we Republicans stop.

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Speaker 8: Running from Donald Trump?

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Speaker 15: You just look and see Donald Trump endorsed Cramo, but

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Speaker 15: he couldn't endorse Cinerelli right until the end. These are

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Speaker 15: silly things. You got to lean into your presendiculous. That's

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Speaker 15: how you win election.

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Speaker 11: Amen, Brother Solomon. Where if people go give me your coordinates?

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Speaker 15: Yeah, John, Justinhews dot com and Jay Solomon reports on

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Speaker 15: all social media.

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Speaker 8: Thanks Steeve for all the time. I appreciate it.

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Speaker 11: John Solomon's gonna be with us tonight to get some

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Speaker 11: pearls of wisdom on what the results are, what they mean,

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Speaker 11: and most importantly, where do we go from here? John Solomon,

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Speaker 11: thank you so much. War Room Real America's Voice. It

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Speaker 11: starts at seven, we pick it up at nine, and

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Speaker 11: we go to the conclusion that would probably be in California.

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Speaker 11: Short commercial break. We're gonna go to New Jersey and

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Speaker 11: Pennsylvania next in.

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Speaker 7: The war.

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Speaker 6: Here's your host, Stephen k Ban.

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Speaker 11: Okay, we're gonna have records on momentarily from Hillsdale College.

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Speaker 11: He's given the last series of lectures out there about MAGA, maganomics, Meganomics.

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Speaker 3: We're gonna have him on birch gold dot com.

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Speaker 11: The way to start to understand part of it is

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Speaker 11: go to birch gold dot com. Promo code. Bannon and

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Speaker 11: of the dollar Empire four years in the making. Seven

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Speaker 11: free installments we've sprinkled in there over the last couple

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Speaker 11: of years to make sure you understand why gold has

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Speaker 11: been a hedge for five thousand years of mankind's history

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Speaker 11: and the importance it plays as a capital asset in

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Speaker 11: the modern world. Go check it out day and talk

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Speaker 11: to Philip Patrick and his team, particularly as markets are

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Speaker 11: quite turbulent throughout the world. So go check it out

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Speaker 11: today birch gold dot com. The guys were Birch Gold

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Speaker 11: promo code Bannon get to.

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Speaker 3: Get to get to the team over at Birch Gold.

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Speaker 11: Talk to him talking about ownership of physical gold, why

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Speaker 11: it makes sense, why it makes sense for you. Most importantly,

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Speaker 11: Cliff Maloney joins us, Cliff, what you know. One of

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Speaker 11: the lessons I think we're going to take from this

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Speaker 11: is we've been trying to pound people, is that President

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Speaker 11: Trump can bring victories. You guys, what you guys did

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Speaker 11: at twenty four in Pennsylvania is legendary, right, you want

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Speaker 11: the core team there, but also what happened in New

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Speaker 11: Jersey is legendary. Where do we stand on game day?

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Speaker 11: What's the reality of what kind of turnout do we

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Speaker 11: have to have and what type of spread do we

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Speaker 11: have to have to actually win?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, Steve, I've always been as direct and honest with

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Speaker 14: the warm room posse as I can be.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 14: I don't want to sit here and hype it up.

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Speaker 14: This is a dead heat. It is a very tight race,

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Speaker 14: and we have one thing left to do.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 14: The first thing we need to do is there are

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Speaker 14: roughly fifty seven thousand Republicans in New Jersey that have

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Speaker 14: requested a mail in ballot and have not brought it back. Now,

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Speaker 14: that number is better than any other year in terms

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Speaker 14: of us doing the program to get those ballots back in,

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Speaker 14: but it's still too high.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 14: We need all of those people to take their ballots

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Speaker 14: into the county, drop them in one of the drop boxes,

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Speaker 14: or hand them directly to the county officials, fifty seven

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Speaker 14: thousand of them. That's the first step. Those are Republicans

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Speaker 14: who requested a ballot in Jersey and they've yet to

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Speaker 14: get it back. And the second, which we all know

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Speaker 14: the Republican stronghold, We have to flood the polls in

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Speaker 14: New Jersey. Today. My number show that if Jack Chittarelli

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Speaker 14: can win on election day. If we're just talking about

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Speaker 14: voters today, if he can win by about two hundred

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Speaker 14: and ninety thousand votes, he is going to be very

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Speaker 14: close to becoming the next governor of New Jersey. And

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Speaker 14: that's not that much of an increase from how much

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Speaker 14: he won election day by in twenty twenty one. But

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Speaker 14: it's going to take every single Republican showing up for

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Speaker 14: us to pull this off.

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Speaker 11: But do we have I two hundred twenty twenty twenty

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Speaker 11: one is kind of legendary, wasn't it. I mean it

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Speaker 11: all came together, he was closing and closing strong. Do

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Speaker 11: you feel the same type of momentum here in two nineties?

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Speaker 3: A big lift? Do you not agree?

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Speaker 9: Oh?

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Speaker 14: I think it's a huge lift.

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Speaker 13: Right.

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Speaker 14: That's why I'm saying we should be sober about where

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Speaker 14: we are. It's going to take a record turnout of

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Speaker 14: Republicans today, But I think you have a few things

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Speaker 14: going your way. One, I feel like Jack has embraced

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Speaker 14: Trump in a way that has really helped him, you know,

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Speaker 14: getting Trump's endorsement, getting Trump involved. I also think Mikey

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Speaker 14: Cheryl is the Kamala Harris of New Jersey. Right, This

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Speaker 14: opponent we learned this in twenty twenty four. It helps

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Speaker 14: not just when you have a strong candidate on our side,

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Speaker 14: but when your opponent is flailing. And that's why New

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Speaker 14: Jersey's in play.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 14: This is not something where all of a sudden New

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Speaker 14: Jersey is going to be a red state for good.

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Speaker 14: But the fact that we're down seven hundred to eight

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Speaker 14: hundred thousand registrations and you and me are talking about

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Speaker 14: a potentially competitive race shows you how much they're failing. Yes,

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Speaker 14: I think there's momentum, but if he wins by two

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Speaker 14: hundred and fifty thousand on election day, he's not the

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Speaker 14: next governor. Right, We're going to need make sure that

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Speaker 14: all of those independents are breaking our way, all of

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Speaker 14: the Democrats that have endorsed him, which is just unprecedented

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Speaker 14: in the state of New Jersey. He's had to have

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Speaker 14: about ten different things go right. A lot of them

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Speaker 14: have gone right so far, but it's really going to

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Speaker 14: be the perfect formula of getting every Republican out today.

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Speaker 14: So I don't want to get the war room. Posse

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Speaker 14: is super excited that this is a guaranteed win. It's not.

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Speaker 14: But we are in this fight and we can win

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Speaker 14: this if Republicans show up, But it is a reach, Steve,

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Speaker 14: I want to.

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Speaker 11: Be honest with everybody, but everybody, what number would it take?

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Speaker 8: Could you?

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Speaker 11: You know, people Scott Presler in particularly, are making the

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Speaker 11: argument that Pennsylvania is the new Ohio and then New

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Speaker 11: Jersey is the new Pennsylvania. In that theory of the case,

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Speaker 11: because we had great momentum to Trump in twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 11: what would it take out it today? What do people

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Speaker 11: have to do to that buy in that case where

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Speaker 11: you're the new Pennsylvania, which is you're not gonna win

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Speaker 11: them all, but you can win some of the big ones.

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Speaker 3: Sir.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, Look, if we get Democrats spending resources regularly in

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Speaker 14: New Jersey, that is the path to us building the

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Speaker 14: red Wall. And what you said is spot on Ohio

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Speaker 14: becoming super red, Pennsylvania becoming the next to Ohio, and

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Speaker 14: then New Jersey becoming a place where Democrats have to

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Speaker 14: compete where they have to spend money. That's what this

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Speaker 14: game is all about, right, And all of the demographics

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Speaker 14: are very similar in how they've shifted. The one thing

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Speaker 14: we're missing in New Jersey right now is time. And

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Speaker 14: I don't want people to get disappointed in that or

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Speaker 14: feel disenfranchised or let down. The state is moving in

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Speaker 14: the America first direction. The state is moving towards conservative policies,

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Speaker 14: and so it might take another cycle, but in twenty

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Speaker 14: twenty eight, I would not be surprised if New Jersey

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Speaker 14: is one of the most competitive swing states, which is

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Speaker 14: great news for us because it means Democrats have to

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Speaker 14: take a guarantee win off the board and dump hundreds

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Speaker 14: of millions of dollars into a state like New Jersey.

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Speaker 14: So we're going to continue to do the work the

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Speaker 14: whole war room Posse. By the way, Steve, you guys

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Speaker 14: have fueled everything we're doing with the Njchase and it's

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Speaker 14: Njchase dot com. You guys have always stepped up. We're

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Speaker 14: at the finish line. But my word to you is

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Speaker 14: we're gonna hit that five hundred thousand door before the

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Speaker 14: polls close, and we're not stopping until eight pm. We

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Speaker 14: will be out there and if we have to get

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Speaker 14: into a recounter or we have to get into seeing

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Speaker 14: where these next couple of days of mail in ballots are,

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Speaker 14: our people will be there on the ground. We are

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Speaker 14: in every battle where we need to be for the

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Speaker 14: America First Movement.

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Speaker 11: What about what about Pennsylvania. Talk to me about Pennsylvania

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Speaker 11: and the judge Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, so in the history of Pennsylvania, only one time

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Speaker 14: has there been a judge that was not retained.

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Speaker 8: Right.

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Speaker 14: I am not saying in any way that I'm not

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Speaker 14: pushing at every door that we're knocking on to vote

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Speaker 14: knowing the retentions. If we win one of those, it

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Speaker 14: will truly be an earth shatowy moment. The two races

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Speaker 14: in Pennsylvania that people should be looking at, we have

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Speaker 14: a Superior Court race and a Commonwealth Court race. Why

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Speaker 14: are those important? Because there's an actual Democrat and Republican

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Speaker 14: on the ballot. This will be more of a test

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Speaker 14: of where the America First Movement is. The retention races

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Speaker 14: don't include the name of the person's party, so it's

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Speaker 14: very confusing, it's very tough, and in the history of

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Speaker 14: Pennsylvania it's only happened once. Now, Steve, I'm once again,

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Speaker 14: I'm not trying to lower expectations, but I want to

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Speaker 14: be realists. With the war Room Posse. The two races

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Speaker 14: Superior Court and Commonwealth Court are going to be the

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Speaker 14: big ones to watch and then we've got thousands of

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Speaker 14: down ballot races that the trends look good. Republicans hate

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Speaker 14: showing up and off your elections in Pennsylvania. We are

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Speaker 14: bucking that trend. We are changing it, and I'm really

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Speaker 14: excited to see some of the numbers that we're going

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Speaker 14: to pull. A lot of this is wonking and it's

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Speaker 14: in the weeds, but this is about permanent infrastructure. The

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Speaker 14: left does this every year, and we've committed through the

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Speaker 14: pha's program, to be here on the ground, fighting in

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Speaker 14: the battles that we know are going to matter, not

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Speaker 14: just this year but twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight.

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Speaker 11: Clip where people You're gonna be on our coverage tonight

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Speaker 11: on both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. But during the day,

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Speaker 11: where do people follow you?

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Speaker 14: Sure Njchase dot com and on X just at Maloney

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Speaker 14: and Steve. Once again, none of this is possible without

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Speaker 14: the war room pasta. You guys stood by me last year.

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Speaker 14: You guys have stood up again. Thank you so much

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Speaker 14: for that.

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Speaker 3: No, you've done an amazing job. Let's just try to

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Speaker 3: grind it out today. Thank you, sir.

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Speaker 14: You've got it.

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Speaker 11: The lesson the lesson is they're all afraid, Oh, the

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Speaker 11: Trump's gonna drive the Democrat turnout.

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Speaker 3: They do that. This is what they play on.

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Speaker 11: That's why you guys get Trump engaged early in bold,

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Speaker 11: I mean last night. President Trump's doing what he's trying.

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Speaker 11: He's trying to do something. I mean, he's helping these

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Speaker 11: guys doing these teletown halls. But you need the physical

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Speaker 11: presence of one of the top three presidents in the

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Speaker 11: history of this country, General Washington, Father Abraham and Donald

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Speaker 11: John Trump.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 11: But a big difference. But today it's within striking distance.

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Speaker 11: It's a lift, a heavy lift. But if people turn

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Speaker 11: out and people get there, we get those fifty seven

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Speaker 11: thousand that were mailing you drop them off. It's always

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Speaker 11: a possibility. Let's head down and grind great news here.

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Speaker 11: One of my favorite people, Rosemary Jenksse, because we're blowing

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Speaker 11: up these visa scams now as the reality comes and

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Speaker 11: now finally everybody's believing it. On this generation I called

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Speaker 11: the new Russian Serfs. They don't own anything, They're not

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Speaker 11: going to own anything. And of course some of them

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Speaker 11: are listening to the sirens song of Marxist jihadis. Like

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Speaker 11: in Manhattan, like in New York, they got a tremendous

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Speaker 11: pressure on jobs. Artificial intelligence apocalypse is taking away those

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Speaker 11: great jobs that you start off with as kind of

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Speaker 11: an apprentice coming out of college or when you're in

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Speaker 11: your early twenties, the administrative, managerial, and lower end tech jobs.

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Speaker 11: One of the great fighters of that to stop all

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Speaker 11: the visa scams is Rosemary Jenks. Rosemary, you got a

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Speaker 11: big announcement today. We want to launch you and launch

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Speaker 11: you big.

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Speaker 3: What do you got for us?

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Speaker 13: Thanks Steve, But we're so pleased to be doing this

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Speaker 13: on your show because the warm room posse is the

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Speaker 13: most tuned in audience in America. So we are launching

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Speaker 13: a C four website called iapaction dot com and it

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Speaker 13: is the first ever congressional immigration ranking system. It ranks

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Speaker 13: all five hundred and thirty five members of Congress from

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Speaker 13: good to terrible, and it makes it easy so that

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Speaker 13: you can see where your representatives are. And the great

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Speaker 13: thing about this system, it's essentially based on sports rankings.

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Speaker 13: It ranks them based on other members of Congress, so

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Speaker 13: you can see how your member of Congress is doing

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Speaker 13: versus their colleagues. We've got the top of the You

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Speaker 13: can filter this in all kinds of different ways by

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Speaker 13: how Senate, Democrat, Republican, and so on. And the major

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Speaker 13: rankings list for the entire Congress. This the one hundred

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Speaker 13: and nineteenth Congress that were in currently, and then on

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Speaker 13: the right hand side of the page you can see

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Speaker 13: the sliding up and sliding down. Those are based on

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Speaker 13: a weekly score, so you can see the actual movement

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Speaker 13: of members. And this system doesn't just allow members of

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Speaker 13: Congress to co sponsor a few bills and then glide

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Speaker 13: on that. They have to actually compete against their colleagues,

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Speaker 13: to be active in the immigration field, to actually be

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Speaker 13: doing things introducing bills, taking votes, all of that kind

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Speaker 13: of thing, so that they can climb up those rankings.

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Speaker 14: It is.

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Speaker 13: It's a really great system. Our my co founder, Christian Malinsky,

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Speaker 13: actually designed and built this entire website in his spare time,

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Speaker 13: which is amazing because of course we don't have any

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Speaker 13: funding for it. But if there's a little button at

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Speaker 13: the top that says Congress, if you click on that button,

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Speaker 13: you can find the all the total rankings for five

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Speaker 13: hundred and thirty five member. You can find scorecards for

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Speaker 13: every single member of Congress and you can find all

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Speaker 13: of the legislation that these points are based on, so

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Speaker 13: you can see everything that it's completely transparent, and you know,

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Speaker 13: we've got everything on this website and it also links

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Speaker 13: to our main dot org website, iaproject dot org, so

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Speaker 13: that you have all of our resources and fact sheets

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Speaker 13: and all that kind of thing that explain all the legislation.

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Speaker 13: So this is the first of its kind. We are

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Speaker 13: really excited about this, especially going into the midterms, so

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Speaker 13: that every person out there can see exactly what their

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Speaker 13: member of Congress has done on immigration. This is such

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Speaker 13: a huge issue, and especially as you've said, for the

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Speaker 13: young people in America, this is about their future.

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Speaker 11: Where do we stand in this fight as as you

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Speaker 11: assess it right now, given that you're putting out the

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Speaker 11: scorecard that we can judge every day we're in this

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Speaker 11: fight on the visas game?

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Speaker 3: Do we stand?

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Speaker 13: We are moving forward? I will tell you that the

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Speaker 13: administration has done some tremendous work on this issue. They

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Speaker 13: haven't gone as far as we want them to. But

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Speaker 13: you know, the bottom line is that the entire immigration

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Speaker 13: system should be blamed on Congress. Congress created it, and

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Speaker 13: Congress needs to fix it. I am really hopeful Steve,

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Speaker 13: that we're going to have an immigration moratorium bill introduced soon.

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Speaker 13: I'm also really hopeful that we're going to have a

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Speaker 13: stunning H one B bill introduced soon that I.

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Speaker 11: Think, hang on, hang on, hang on, you did it.

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Speaker 11: You got yourself into the next segment. Rosemiy Jinks is

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Speaker 11: the best. You're just going to toss that out there

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Speaker 11: at the end. Rosemy drinks stick.

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Speaker 3: Around, one of the best of the best. A warrior

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Speaker 3: short break.

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Speaker 14: We will fight till the lot God.

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Speaker 6: We originally more Let's stick down. Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 1: Bath.

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Speaker 11: Jim Rickard is going to join us in a minute. Also,

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Speaker 3: You know that.

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Speaker 3: That's where you got to know.

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Speaker 11: If you got a home, you got to fight against Cyber, AI, rogue, glorious, roguaccountants,

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Speaker 11: luck dot com, promo code, Steve, keep it simple. Rosemary

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Speaker 11: jenks See. Rosemary is a warrior. She'll stand in the breach,

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Speaker 11: but also behind the scenes, she is working NonStop, working

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Speaker 11: like a trojan. Ma'am tell me about Just give me

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Speaker 11: what are appetite here behind this. You don't need to

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Speaker 11: give the details or out anybody, but folks got to

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Speaker 11: understand because the numbers are so awful, particularly when it

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Speaker 11: comes to young people, and you're not gonna get young

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Speaker 11: people to vote for you. I'm gonna be brutally frank against.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 11: The Washington Post got a big article today about how,

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Speaker 11: you know, PARTA, the Brolo Garks, all the tech Brologarks,

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Speaker 11: Peter Teele and all this crowd, you know, Pallenteer impose

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Speaker 11: a new aristocracy, a new aristocracy onto.

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Speaker 3: The Mega movement.

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Speaker 11: You notice everybody wants to do something with you guys

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Speaker 11: in the Mega movement. They all want to say who's maga,

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Speaker 11: who's not. They want to impose an aristocracy because they

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Speaker 11: want farn labor, they want cheaper operating costs, cheaper labor costs,

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Speaker 11: and they're prepared to screw over anybody, including future generations,

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Speaker 11: to do this. Sir Rosemary Jenks behind the scenes, just

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Speaker 11: what our appetite about what you're working on, whether it

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Speaker 11: comes to fruition or not. We're here to have your back,

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Speaker 11: but we know you're working hard. What do you got, ma'am?

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Speaker 13: Well as I said there. We are expecting any day

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Speaker 13: now for a moratorium bill, like a full one hundred

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Speaker 13: percent moratorium on visas to be introduced very soon, and

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Speaker 13: also a second bill that will actually fix the H

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Speaker 13: one B problem and end adjustment of status so nobody

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Speaker 13: who comes here on a temporary visa can adjust to

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Speaker 13: become a Green card holder. Some really great things happening

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Speaker 13: in Congress, and you know, some of this is people

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Speaker 13: you will be surprised by when when they're introduced. So

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Speaker 13: I'm really excited because members of Congress are paying attention.

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Speaker 13: They're learning that this is such a huge issue, especially

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Speaker 13: for young Americans who really are questioning whether they have

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Speaker 13: a future and are going to be able to get

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Speaker 13: a job in this economy.

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Speaker 3: They don't have They don't have a future. They know

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Speaker 3: a future.

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Speaker 11: You've got You've got great schools, great students. The kids

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Speaker 11: that put their nose to grindstone ever since they were

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Speaker 11: in grade school, right something I notoriously didn't do.

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Speaker 3: These ones can't get jobs.

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Speaker 11: Are they getting jobs or getting jobs at one third

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Speaker 11: the pay when you say you got their They're learning

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Speaker 11: this is what it takes their heads in the sand.

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Speaker 11: For one reason because they're bought and paid for by

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Speaker 11: the donors. That's the effort the Rosemary Jinks has goes

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Speaker 11: in with a trenching tool and forces them to face reality.

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Speaker 11: You're going to get a little bit of that tonight.

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Speaker 11: This is what this new one part of the New

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Speaker 11: York City what he's selling that on. So, Rosemary, what

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Speaker 11: you expect this in the new year? What's your time

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Speaker 11: frame for all this.

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Speaker 13: Next week, the week after. I mean, I don't want

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Speaker 13: to wait any longer for these It's go time, you know,

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Speaker 13: We've got to fix this situation. And as far as

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Speaker 13: who's in the MAGA movement, how about let's be Americans.

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Speaker 13: You know, let's focus on Americans, American kids, Americans, unemployed,

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Speaker 13: Americans needing handouts. Let's get them all off that and

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Speaker 13: get them into jobs. That's the goal is.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a unique thing.

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Speaker 11: Let's focus on this American citizens first, right, they get

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Speaker 11: the preferred deal. Right now, you're at the back end

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Speaker 11: of everything and the kids are really taking it on

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Speaker 11: the chops.

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Speaker 3: It's awful out there. And Rosemary Jinks has been such

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Speaker 3: a worry.

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Speaker 11: This is why you came from the old Numbers USA,

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Speaker 11: which was fantastic do the analytics to finally say, hey,

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Speaker 11: I got to be at the I got to be

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Speaker 11: in the lead tank here. If somebody's going to get

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Speaker 11: it done, I Rosemary Jenks will step up and go

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Speaker 11: into the breach and get it done.

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Speaker 3: And that's what we've seen.

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Speaker 11: We've seen real movement now, rosemade now that you may

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Speaker 11: able to focus one hundred percent of your time on

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Speaker 11: doing this, ma'am.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and I'll tell you the the website that we

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Speaker 13: just put up i apaction dot com that updates weekly,

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Speaker 13: so every single week there are going to be members

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Speaker 13: of Congress moving up and down those rankings so that

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Speaker 13: you can see exactly who's working and who's not. And

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Speaker 13: we need to keep the pressure on them because you know,

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Speaker 13: we have a long way to go to fix this problem,

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Speaker 13: but we can do it.

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Speaker 8: Ma'am.

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Speaker 3: Thank you so much. One more time. Where do people go?

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Speaker 3: What's your coordinates? And social media?

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Speaker 13: Iapaction dot com. All of our social media is linked

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Speaker 13: from there. We're especially active on Twitter and YouTube and Instagram.

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Speaker 13: Iap action.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, man, appreciate you, thank you. I got Jim

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Speaker 11: Rickards and Jim we're going to buy for Kate. Jim,

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Speaker 11: Jim I'm bringing in for a minute now. Talk about

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Speaker 11: where you are and you're giving it. You're part of

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Speaker 11: an amazing lecture series.

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Speaker 3: What is it, sir?

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Speaker 8: Thanks Dave.

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Speaker 12: I'm at Hillsdale College, Central Michigan, one of the most

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Speaker 12: remote places on earth, but it's a real intellectual centers.

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Speaker 12: You know, a lot of st Band and Warn fans here.

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Speaker 12: This is a six part lecture series. I'm participating in, uh,

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Speaker 12: the economic history of the United States from LBJ to

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Speaker 12: the President.

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Speaker 8: So we had.

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Speaker 12: The Great Society and LBJ fabulous Fellaway's first time. No

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Speaker 12: matter what a nice person you, I knew she was smart.

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Speaker 12: She's like super smart. So I really had a good

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Speaker 12: conversation with her. The Bush Clinton globalization segment, which was

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Speaker 12: obviously important. It's done by Kevin Roberts, the head of

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Speaker 12: the Heritage Foundation, and it's being done in Caroledge Border.

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Speaker 12: So I get the last lecture, which is Maganomics.

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Speaker 3: So I'm gonna do that tonight.

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Speaker 8: With Trump.

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Speaker 11: We're gonna find out what Jim's gonna stick around. If

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Speaker 11: they're streaming, we're gonna stream it. If it's videotape, we're

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Speaker 11: gonna play it all for you. The six part series

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Speaker 11: on the American economy from the New Deal forward. Amity

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Speaker 11: Slaves is perfect, the forgotten Man, I think we're still

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Speaker 11: in that phase. President Trump has put the American citizens first,

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Speaker 11: but man, he's got a a globalist, neoliberal, neo khon cabal.

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Speaker 3: Led by Dick Cheney. Dick and Liz Cheney their beauties, buttes.

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Speaker 3: They've done so much positive for the nation. Short commercial break.

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Speaker 3: We're gonna leave you with the right stuff.

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Speaker 11: That's what Jim Rickards has got, That's what Hillsdale College has.

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Speaker 11: Short break, The Viceroy and Jim Ricords. Next hour in

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Speaker 11: the War Room.