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Speaker 2: You see Democrat leadership who are using terrible language about

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Speaker 2: these ice officers in the beginning, calling them Gestapo, calling

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Speaker 2: them the essays to raise emotions, to raise outrage. And

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Speaker 2: then you have these paid for astro turfed front group

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Speaker 2: operations happening in the city of Minneapolis.

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Speaker 3: That is creator powder Keg.

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Speaker 2: That Irkeg was not created by following federal law. It

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Speaker 2: was followed by Democrat leadership and quite frankly, Democrat billionaires

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Speaker 2: who do want to do one thing and at stopped.

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: America saw some domestic terrorism there, and it was domestic

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Speaker 4: state terrorism. It was the government engaged in the suppression

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Speaker 4: of speech, in the suppression of assembly, in the suppression

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Speaker 4: of the press, in the suppression of the petition for

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Speaker 4: a government for redress of grievances.

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Speaker 5: Law enforcement is based on trust, and we have had

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Speaker 5: a total breakdown of trust. We had fifty thousand peaceful protesters.

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Speaker 5: I was with them that march without a problem, and

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Speaker 5: then you have a guy with a cell phone who's

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Speaker 5: killed by six federal agents the next morning.

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Speaker 6: That's what UPA and The Times, Barnes side.

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Speaker 3: That's what uple.

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Speaker 7: This isn't about sanctuary non sanctuary cities.

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Speaker 3: This goes far beyond that.

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Speaker 7: This is about a basically Stazi type for so secret

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Speaker 7: police that wear masks, that are unidentifiable, that are unaccountable.

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Speaker 8: Even if there is an investigation that ultimately proves that

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Speaker 8: at the time of the shooting it was legally justified,

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Speaker 8: I don't think that even matters at this point because

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Speaker 8: they're just there is so much outrage and concern around

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Speaker 3: Many of us grew up reading that story of Anne Frank.

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Speaker 9: Somebody's gonna write that children's story about Minnesota.

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Speaker 10: Keep shigning you who can't always count on me.

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Speaker 3: What's That's what friends up.

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Speaker 4: In the Times in.

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Speaker 3: That's what friends off.

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Speaker 11: Math undertrained ice agents are going door to door orring

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Speaker 11: people to point out where their neighbors of color live.

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Speaker 12: No, it did not happen because our community member is

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Speaker 12: a domestic terrorist. It didn't happen because they went through

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Speaker 12: what appeared to be like a three or a four

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Speaker 12: of force that I could possibly imagine this happened because

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Speaker 12: the way that ICE is conducting themselves is not constitutional.

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Speaker 13: There is something righteous about being the only one in

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Speaker 13: your office or at your warehouse or in your job today.

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Speaker 13: Those are the people who got up knowing that other

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Speaker 13: people are at home under a blanket where they're goffee

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Speaker 13: or sleeping in. There is something righteous about that. There is,

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Speaker 13: and there is value in that righteousness. It shouldn't be

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Speaker 13: angry at that righteousness. There is value in the I'm

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Speaker 13: the only one here, look at me. That is, in

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Speaker 13: and of itself, an endorphin release. You've got to realize

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Speaker 13: that it's a personality type that's going to be there

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Speaker 13: no one else is that's going to make sure things

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Speaker 13: that way. Not everybody is. There's a sheep dog mentality

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Speaker 13: to the person who thinks about things that other people won't.

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Speaker 3: Other people cut out.

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Speaker 13: There is a mindset that will stay home at the

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Speaker 13: news hoping. I asked a question on Facebook, and people

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Speaker 13: were very honest about it. I was surprised how many

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Speaker 13: people gave number number two as area entry.

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Speaker 3: Number one was are you the.

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Speaker 13: Person that is h Let me see if I can,

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Speaker 13: I'll find exactly how I phrased it, because I want

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Speaker 13: to get it right. Ramon, this is very important if

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Speaker 13: I put it on Facebook. It's an official document.

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Speaker 13: It's an official document, so it has to be done.

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Speaker 13: It has to could you play me some music or something? Well,

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Speaker 13: I'm finding this because if it's official document, all right?

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Speaker 3: Here was the question which one? Are you number one?

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Speaker 13: Bothered by the freak out stuff because it's distracting you

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Speaker 3: So where were you this weekend? Was that you or

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Speaker 3: are you number two?

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Speaker 13: Excited to be part of something everyone is talking about,

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Speaker 3: You're number one.

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Speaker 13: Just want to get back to work and you're annoyed

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Speaker 13: that things are off kilter, get the trains back running

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Speaker 13: Some people like to be part of something that everyone

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Speaker 13: it's almost exciting. That's like the people that were really

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Speaker 13: kind of like the guy who runs around pinching people

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Speaker 13: on St. Patrick's Day, everybody has to weark green man

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Speaker 13: up that day. They want everybody's excited this dress up day.

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Speaker 13: We're doing dress up day today, which, if we're honest,

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Speaker 13: the whole point of the costume Ramone, Like if you

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Speaker 3: It's gonna be a riot, look at this contact all.

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Speaker 13: And then there's everybody seeing you the first time, right,

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Speaker 13: Oh my god, you're you're up to blame. And then

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Speaker 3: Just think, God, it can't eat you. It's cats my bed,

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Speaker 13: This was perfect. The best candidates the Democrats had most

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Speaker 13: You had Al Gore, who had run in eighty eight,

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Speaker 13: So he waited his four years and in nineteen ninety

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Speaker 13: Turned out and there was Bill Clinton sung us one Iowa.

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Speaker 13: But Clinton managed not to win New Hampshire. No, not

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Speaker 13: all of that followed what happened on this day in

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Speaker 13: Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton are back in the news now,

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Speaker 13: refusing to honor the subpoena and appear. What will the

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Speaker 13: level that is deeper than any antipathy he has toward Iran.

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Speaker 13: I assure you, and he bombed Iran. I think you're

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Speaker 13: going to see toward the Clintons A DOJ PAMBONDI may

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Speaker 13: may order it himself. But it was on this day

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Speaker 13: Minutes at the time, the most revered news magazine in.

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Speaker 3: All of media, and He and Hillary.

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Speaker 13: In response to a discussion about her husband's infidelity, she

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Speaker 14: You know, I'm not sitting here as some little woman

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Speaker 14: standing by my man like Tammy whye in. I'm sitting

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Speaker 14: here because I love him, and I respect him, and

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Speaker 14: I honor what he's been through and what we've been

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Speaker 13: And exactly six years to the day, nineteen ninety eight,

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Speaker 11: Monica Lewinski's attorneys tell us that she has told prosecutors

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Speaker 11: all she knows. They describe what they call a complete

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Speaker 11: Prosecutors are trill still trying to decide whether they will

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Speaker 15: The president had been silent three days. His lawyers wanted

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Speaker 13: the two for the price of one. Oh, maybe you

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Speaker 14: You know, I'm not sitting here as some little woman

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Speaker 3: That was a rehearse line. Then heck dad burn it.

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Speaker 13: I'm so such a lady that I just can't bring

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Speaker 13: She's a crass, evil, awful bitch. If they don't like

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Speaker 11: Monica Lewinsky's attorneys tell us that she has told prosecutors

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Speaker 11: Prosecutors are still trying to decide whether they will offer immunity.

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Speaker 15: The president had been silent three days. His lawyers wanted

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Speaker 9: But I want to say one thing to the American teaching.

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Speaker 9: I want you to listen to me. I'm going to

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Speaker 9: say this again. I did not have sexual relations for

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Speaker 9: that woman, miss Lewinsky. I never told anybody to lie,

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Speaker 9: I need to go back to work for the American people.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 15: He turned his back on questions as the first lady.

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Speaker 3: Followed, applauding, so he wagged his finger. That's a credibility builder.

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Speaker 13: He stared into the stream.

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Speaker 3: He said her name, he wasn't going to and all

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Speaker 13: Lady Van Halen was being interviewed at the Smithsonian's National

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Speaker 13: Museum of American History about what it means to be

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Speaker 3: As an immigrant, he is.

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Speaker 13: He was asked if he is living the American dream,

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Speaker 13: and he said, do you.

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Speaker 14: Feel as though you're living the American dream?

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Speaker 3: Oh?

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Speaker 16: Come on, coming here with approximately fifty dollars and a piano,

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Speaker 18: Yeah, If that's not an American dream, I don't know

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Speaker 16: Well, I mean, really, only in America?

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Speaker 3: Is it still possible?

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Speaker 18: You know, it's all about freedom and you put your

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Speaker 3: Anything that you want to do.

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Speaker 16: I just still think that if you just don't.

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Speaker 13: Stop, I'm gonna ask you a question. I'm gonna give

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Speaker 13: So I figured it'd be three or four seconds to

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Speaker 3: Okay?

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Speaker 13: Greatest bands named for a guitarist who is not the

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Speaker 13: Hey, but nothing? Yeah that has been named after them? Well,

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Speaker 13: you got Santana, got ted nugent. But what just happened?

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Speaker 13: You just froze. You're like miss South Carolina, well and

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Speaker 13: like a very So what is that your list is?

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Speaker 13: I gotta be Van Halen And no, there was no guitar.

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Speaker 13: There's no band named it. There's no guitarist named a

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Speaker 13: c DC. No, that doesn't that will not work. James

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Speaker 13: Tallerico and Jasmine Crockett had an unhinged debate. This is

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Speaker 13: the choice the Democrats have. Just take a listen to this.

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Speaker 13: Jasmine Crockett says, is is turning us into Nazi Germany.

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Speaker 13: James Tallerico, who has been described as Beto with the Bible.

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Speaker 13: This guy just walks around just being a real kind

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Speaker 13: maybe our neighbor has just come here from L Salvador.

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Speaker 13: Can y'all say El Salvador. Yes, El Salvador is another

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Speaker 3: Do we have people? Why? Yes? We do?

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Speaker 13: Just like say it together, El Salvador and Texas needs

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Speaker 13: that's what it means friends to be a neighbor.

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Speaker 10: If elected Senator, you will represent all Texans, many of

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Speaker 3: How do you balance your feelings.

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Speaker 10: Toward ICE versus the Texans you will represent who support

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Speaker 3: Miss Crockett, we start with you. You have thirty seconds.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, as it relates to the enforcement that we see

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Speaker 3: That is not what they are supposed to do. But

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Speaker 19: They are turning us into Nazi Germany by saying they're

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Speaker 13: What you're witnessing right now. If you ever saw the video,

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Speaker 13: Jasmine Crockett here is exactly what happened there, and that

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Speaker 3: Girl, go get gettle on them. You can't mess with Jasmine.

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Speaker 13: She ghetto and she's smart, and so there is she's

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Speaker 13: been encouraged by this nonsense. And that's why at a

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Speaker 13: moment like this she amps it up this. I mean,

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Speaker 13: this is her a game. She's putting her a game,

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Speaker 13: and in her mind she sounds really smart and really impressive.

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Speaker 3: And you can't blame her. She's been told it is.

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Speaker 7: Kalison University's debate team wins, claiming in historic when they

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Speaker 7: are the first all black women's to win the Cross

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Speaker 7: Examination Debate Association's national championship. This morning, we have two

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Speaker 7: of the team members here we haven't Mena Ruffin and

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Speaker 7: Corey Johnson both here to talk about the major victory.

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Speaker 3: Ladies, way to.

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Speaker 7: Go, congratulations, you've made so many people proud in this area.

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Speaker 7: And now we want to pick your brain a little

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Speaker 7: bit as we admired your huge trophy. By the way,

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Speaker 7: that's ridiculous, but I'm gonna ask you first. We'll start

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Speaker 7: with you, Amina.

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Speaker 14: What was the topic?

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Speaker 6: First of all, the topic was restricting presidential war powers authority.

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Speaker 3: They see them always already queer.

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Speaker 12: That's exactly the point.

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Speaker 20: It means that the impact is that that is an impact,

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Speaker 20: turn to the affraid that that it is a case

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Speaker 20: turned to the affirmative, because we are saying that queer

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Speaker 20: bodies are not able to survive them necessarily means it

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Speaker 20: the body.

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Speaker 13: Not able to survive them.

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Speaker 6: We got the topic in about July when we started

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Speaker 6: doing our research.

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Speaker 20: Then he can only envision himself that he does not

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Speaker 20: see another can feel sympathy for or embrace, but rather

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Speaker 20: that other myth gets obliterated.

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Speaker 5: And we've been supplementing our research throughout this season.

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Speaker 3: You're lynchen trauma and nother stuff.

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Speaker 20: It's like the trauma representation back into the black child

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Speaker 20: as the bowering and identified with the stories and into

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Speaker 20: the white culture and add subjectively like a white man

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Speaker 20: the black man.

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Speaker 3: So where do you go from there?

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Speaker 13: You know, is like a white guilt national geographic tour

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Speaker 13: through the most backwoods bush in Red Region of Africa

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Speaker 13: where they talk about the the.

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Speaker 3: Culture of the native tribes.

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Speaker 13: Well they're cannibals and they're incestuous, but hey, yeah, make

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Speaker 13: that sound noble,