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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts.

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Speaker 2: Now, Well, Maria, this is an exciting day.

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Speaker 3: Liberation day.

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Speaker 2: This is the single greatest salvation for not just small businesses,

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Speaker 2: but for America. This country was traveling down an unsustainable

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Speaker 2: path and President Trump has been the only president that

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Speaker 2: allies and adversaries alike and say we have to level

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Speaker 2: the playing field. This is unfair. You're no longer going

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Speaker 2: to take advantage of us. And man, I would not

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Speaker 2: bet against America.

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Speaker 4: Right now, we'll go back and CNN can now make

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Speaker 4: a projection. In the Florida special election in the sixth

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Speaker 4: Congressional district, CNN projects that Republican Randy Fine will defeat

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Speaker 4: Democrat Josh Now have a special project have a projection

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Speaker 4: in the special House election in Florida's West brin Handle

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Speaker 4: projecting that Republican Jimmy Patronis will win the House race

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Speaker 4: in Florida's first congressional district. He will defeat Democrat Gate Vallemont.

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Speaker 4: Patrons is the state's former chief financial officer, holding onto

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Speaker 4: the seat previously held by Republican Matt Gates and Ruby

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Speaker 4: Red Panhandle, Florida. The Republicans nar a majority in the

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Speaker 4: House just got a little bit wider, a little bit

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Speaker 4: of breathing room in the GOP now has two hundred

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Speaker 4: and twenty House seats compared to two hundred and thirteen

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Speaker 4: for House Democrats.

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Speaker 1: I said, somebody said, well, what would you do? What

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Speaker 1: can you do so easy?

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Speaker 5: I drop a twenty five percent tax on China?

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Speaker 1: And you know, I said to somebody that is really

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Speaker 1: the messenger. The messenger is important. I could have one man.

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Speaker 6: Say We're going to text you twenty five percent, and

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Speaker 6: I could say another, listen to you, I'm going to.

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Speaker 1: Text you twenty five percent.

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Speaker 7: On Holy Toledo, voters' views of the Democrats in Congress,

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Speaker 7: among all voters, disapproved sixty eight percent. And look at

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Speaker 7: the approved number just twenty one percent, even lower than

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Speaker 7: the Democratic Party at large. This is the lowest on

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Speaker 7: record for Democrats, according to Quinnipiac University polling. You think

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Speaker 7: these numbers are bad, Let's go to this side of

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Speaker 7: the screen. We'll look how Democratic voters feel. Get this,

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Speaker 7: The plurality of Democratic voters disapprove of Democrats in Congress

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Speaker 7: at forty nine percent and just forty percent approve. Horrible, horrible, horrible,

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Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, gracious, you just can't get worse than

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Speaker 6: I do believe that the end of the day that

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Speaker 6: there will be a lowering of terrorists around the world.

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Speaker 6: We're our terrorists are about three or four five percent,

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Speaker 6: and many other countries are above twenty percent. So that

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Speaker 6: just is something we can't live with. And at the

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Speaker 6: end of the day, this could be a liberation from

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Speaker 6: those high terrors of these other countries are charging American made,

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Speaker 6: whether it's cars, or whether it's our manufacturing items, or

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Speaker 6: whether it's technology. It simply isn't the fair fear trading

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Speaker 6: system right now?

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Speaker 1: Interesting tactic.

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Speaker 8: It's a little Saul lenskysk in the sense that you've

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Speaker 8: got George Soros and Jade Pritzker and Rek reied Hoffman

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Speaker 8: and all these billionaires who've spent far more than musted

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Speaker 9: Don't think they spent on this?

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Speaker 1: They didn't.

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Speaker 8: Well, collectively, if you look at all the money from

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Speaker 8: outside that was given to her, again, seventy seven percent

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Speaker 8: that came from out of state. Only fifteen percent came

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Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like in terms of the money from

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Speaker 8: You look at the whole outside money that came from

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Speaker 8: out of the state, it's clearly so you.

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Speaker 4: Don't think it was a referendum on musket, although oh.

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Speaker 1: I think it had a part. I think a lot

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Speaker 10: Issues, you know, with respect to the non governmental organizations,

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Speaker 10: these these sort of fake NGOs, I think there needs

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Speaker 10: to be a number of arrests in that regard as well,

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Speaker 10: because these are fake charities. But it is overwhelmingly to Democrats,

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Speaker 10: and they give these billions of dollars to NGOs run

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Speaker 11: That's a draw dropping number.

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Speaker 12: Where'd all those people come from?

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Speaker 13: Well, it made my draw drop too when I saw it.

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Speaker 13: You know, we were in so security looking for fraud,

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Speaker 14: Into our benefit systems.

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Speaker 13: And we tracked that through and found that they were

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Speaker 13: we then looked at see if they were on the

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Speaker 13: voter rolls and we found in a handful of property

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Speaker 3: coming from every angle, but the will to the sieve,

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Speaker 3: fear not. You found the place for truth, the voice

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Speaker 3: of a generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 3: in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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Speaker 3: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Fuck a lot, here

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Speaker 11: Okay, everybody. Radio stations across the country honor interview with you.

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Speaker 11: As always. You can email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot

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Speaker 11: Kirkshaw podcast page. Last evening was election day, Election night,

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Speaker 11: and we saw the results. We won both of the

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Speaker 11: special elections in Florida, which was terrific, and we fell

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Speaker 11: over ten points short in the state of Wisconsin. Our

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Speaker 11: Turning Point Action team worked very, very hard. We were outspent, outgunned,

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Speaker 11: still fell dramatically short. We are a low party. We

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Speaker 11: are the party of welders, electricians. We're a party that

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Speaker 11: the more and more they're moving in the Democrat direction.

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Speaker 11: and both those things now are more likely to go

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Speaker 11: in the Democrat direction. Yesterday, Crawford defeated Brad Schimmel in

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Speaker 11: the Wisconsin Supreme Court off your special election. That means

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Speaker 11: Democrats now control the Wisconsin Supreme Court with a four

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Speaker 11: to three majority. They're going to now get rid of

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Speaker 11: two congressional seats in Wisconsin, which means that we'll have

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Speaker 11: a much harder time winning the House representatives in twenty

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Speaker 11: repeal voter ID laws. Even though there was a passage

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Speaker 11: to get heavily eroded by this Wasisconsin Supreme Court. Also

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Speaker 11: issues such as men in female locker rooms. We covered

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Speaker 11: in great detail a sixteen year old two hundred pound

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Speaker 11: might be masturbating next to them. True story happening right

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Speaker 11: there in southern Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Supreme Court very well

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Speaker 11: to that humiliation ritual. So these elections matter. But even

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Speaker 11: though these elections matter, turnout was not nearly high enough

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Speaker 11: amongst Republicans and Trump supporters, lower propensity voters, the people

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Speaker 11: to criticize the people who did not show up to vote.

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Speaker 11: I think you made a big mistake. But honestly, the

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Speaker 11: November shows that you can vote, shows that you can

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Speaker 11: get off the couch. Instead, I want to examine what

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Speaker 11: we need to do as a party in a movement

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Speaker 11: to motivate people. You see, President Trump was able to

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Speaker 11: motivate people. Your local congressman is not able to motivate

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Speaker 11: people a Supreme Court seat. Your average welder says, why

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Speaker 11: it's too wonky, it's too distant. Where a hyper college

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Speaker 11: educated NPR listening New York Times subscribing voter understands with

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Speaker 11: great detail how this all plays together in a broader

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Speaker 11: chess game to turn the country to the left, to

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Speaker 11: make the country more progressive. Politics is an afterthought for

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Speaker 11: and President Trump did so much of that work for us,

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Speaker 11: and of course we accompanied that work. At turning point

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Speaker 11: their religion. You may hate President Trump, but he resurrected

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Speaker 11: But looking even more broadly and taking a step back,

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Speaker 11: I get it, there's a filibuster. I totally understand it.

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Speaker 11: I understand that it's hard to pass bills, but Congress

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Speaker 11: we're keeping our eyes on that. That is liberation Day.

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Speaker 11: But I have all the confidence that President Trump will

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Speaker 11: liberate the economy from the prior hostage taking. But we

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Speaker 11: nearing the one hundredth day of President Trump's second term.

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Speaker 11: The counter argument is, look, Anna Paulina, who obviously is

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Speaker 11: Think of all the things Congress should be doing right now.

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Speaker 11: Which our conservative values win when they're on the ballot.

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Speaker 18: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 18: Terrence Bads. Today is what President Trump has dubbed Liberation Day.

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Speaker 18: He's scheduled to lay out his plan for reciprocal tariffs

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Speaker 19: President Trump's economic vision is rooted in common sense. America

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Speaker 18: Reacting to the victories on truth social President Trump writing

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Speaker 11: that's okay. Joining us now is the great Senator from Oklahoma,

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Speaker 11: Senator Mark Wwayne Mullen. And by the way, I meant

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Speaker 11: the house, we'll still have senators. Senator, great to see you.

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Speaker 11: It was great to meet your kids yesterday at Oklahoma

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Speaker 11: State University in Stillwalt, Stillwater, which really is the wrestling

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Speaker 11: capital of the world. I want to talk a non

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Speaker 11: political thing for a second here, Senator, and I'm trying

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Speaker 11: to have Ryan pull the tape. Can you for our

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Speaker 11: audience inform them how remarkable of a victory it was

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Speaker 11: for Wyatt at the NCAA Championship. I mean, you're a

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Speaker 11: wrestler yourself, I mean, it was one of the most

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Speaker 11: amazing upsets in wrestling history. Just kind of your thoughts,

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Speaker 11: your senator, Yeah, so.

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Speaker 9: I'll have to.

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Speaker 20: I mean, I know you're not familiar with wrestling, but

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Speaker 20: Dan Gable nineteen seventy upset the fame coach from Iowa.

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Speaker 9: It was probably the biggest upset.

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Speaker 20: He was undefeated, lost his very last match, undefeated ever,

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Speaker 20: never lost a match in his life. He lost the

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Speaker 20: finals in nineteen seventy. That's probably for most true wrestling fans,

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Speaker 20: that's probably the biggest upset. But Wyatt at Henderson was

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Speaker 20: that was the largest upset in our lifetime. I mean

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Speaker 20: at Gable, Stevenson was just presumable. It was presumed to win.

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Speaker 20: I mean, Olympic champion, undefeated NCAA wrestler, two time national champion,

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Speaker 20: got drafted into the NFL, went left college to go

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Speaker 20: to WWE.

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Speaker 9: Just a heck of an athlete. And to see if you.

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Speaker 20: Understood the backstory of Whytt Wyatt. Keep in mind, as

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Speaker 20: the academies, they don't have a fifth year senior. So

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Speaker 20: the idea that he was able to wrestle his fifth

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Speaker 20: year was remarkable to begin with. And I'll tell you

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Speaker 20: we had to work with the Secretary of Air Force

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Speaker 20: closely to do that.

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Speaker 9: I got to Wyatt two.

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Speaker 20: Years earlier and the President meeting two years earlier in

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Speaker 20: Tulsa when he was at the NCAA tournament with us,

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Speaker 20: and I told them then, I said, why it can

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Speaker 20: be a national champion. He'll be the greatest recruiter that

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Speaker 20: the Air Force have had if you'll just allow us

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Speaker 20: to have his orders moved to the WCAT program rather

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Speaker 20: than being.

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Speaker 9: Moved to Florida and start his career as a second lieutenant.

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Speaker 20: And then to see the President of the United States

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Speaker 20: there with him.

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Speaker 9: Now, my two boys that you met yesterday.

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Speaker 20: They're one hundred and twenty five pounder one hundred and

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Speaker 20: thirty three pounder for Oklahoma State.

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Speaker 9: So they wrestle with Wyatt. Wyatt lived compared.

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Speaker 20: This summer, but to see him win with the President

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Speaker 20: of the United States there as White says, my boss's

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Speaker 20: boss's boss. And then to win in that fashion and

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Speaker 20: stand up and sleut the president of the United States.

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Speaker 20: That was epic remarkable. That's why the dude is called

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Speaker 20: Captain America.

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Speaker 9: And you met him. He's a freak of a best human.

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Speaker 11: Beat he is, he truly is. And just one more

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Speaker 11: point on this. Understand who he defeated. He defeated I

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Speaker 11: can't remember his name from Minnesota, A We'll see. Yeah,

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Speaker 11: won two national championships before, has not even been taken

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Speaker 11: down since twenty nineteen. Tried to go to the NFL,

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Speaker 11: tried to go to the WWE and came back and

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Speaker 11: then Wyatt upset him. It's one of the more amazing

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Speaker 11: things I've ever seen.

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Speaker 9: Was an Olympic champion. He won the Olympic.

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Speaker 11: He won, he won the gold medal for yeah, this

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Speaker 11: minor detail. He is the Olympic champion, the gold medal recipient.

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Speaker 11: Just remarkable. So, speaking of wrestling, tough things down, What

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Speaker 11: is the plan right now in Congress to get the

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Speaker 11: reconciliation bill pass? How do you like that for a segue? Senator?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, So we have to.

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Speaker 20: Get budget done and people are going to freak out

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Speaker 20: about the budget. But the budget is just the vehicle

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Speaker 20: to move on to reconciliation. People want to know how

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Speaker 20: we're going to get all the Doge cuts. You can't

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Speaker 20: get Doge cuts through the budget. The reconciliations where the

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Speaker 20: Doge cuts come in. So we got to get the

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Speaker 20: budget pass first. And the budgets are going to be

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Speaker 20: different between the House and between the Senate because of

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Speaker 20: this ridiculous thing called the Bird rule that we have

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Speaker 20: to fit things into the House. They don't have to

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Speaker 20: deal with it, so they as an example, they can

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Speaker 20: walk through an open garage. We have to close the

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Speaker 20: of the garage.

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Speaker 9: Door and crawl through the window.

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Speaker 20: Because of the crazy Bird rule, we have to deal

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Speaker 20: with with through reconciliation. So we're going to do the

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Speaker 20: VODA rama Friday or Saturday, Friday night or Saturday start

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Speaker 20: at Saturday, which is just where the Democrats put all

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Speaker 20: these ridiculous amendments on there. People are concerned about the cuts,

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Speaker 20: mind you, The big differences you're going to have between

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Speaker 20: the House budget and in the Senate budget is taxes,

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Speaker 20: so that the tax plan underneath the House One is

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Speaker 20: meaning that all the taxes are going to expire. All

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Speaker 20: the TCGA also is it TC TCJ whatever the President

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Speaker 20: Trump's tax package from from twenty seventeen TCGA, I think

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Speaker 11: Yeah, the Tax cutting Jobs actly.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, sure, yes, he that was that where what they're

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Speaker 20: wanting to do is they're going to say that, hey,

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Speaker 20: the tax all is going to expire, We're going to

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Speaker 20: add it back on, and then we're going to extend.

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Speaker 9: It for eight years.

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Speaker 20: What we're saying is that no, we're not going to

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Speaker 20: say it's going to expire. We're going to have current

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Speaker 20: current tax policy. We're going to keep the current tax

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Speaker 20: level in place, and then we're going to make it

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Speaker 20: permanent so it never expires. Then they're going to they

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Speaker 20: have one point five trillion dollars in cuts over ten years.

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Speaker 20: Our target is two trillion dollars in cuts. Now, if

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Speaker 20: you read the budget, which we will be releasing probably tomorrow,

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Speaker 20: it will talk about billions, but billions is on top

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Speaker 20: of making the tax cuts permanent. But because we have

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Speaker 20: to go through the Bird rule, we have an I

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Speaker 20: know this is get wonky we have to put instructions

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Speaker 20: to the committees on what they're supposed to do.

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Speaker 9: Once we get those instructions, then we set.

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Speaker 20: The target date, but we can't do that until after

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Speaker 20: we get the budget passed through reconciliation. Then we actually

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Speaker 20: do the target of what we expect each committee to

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Speaker 20: actually cut. Our target is two trillion. What Rick Scott

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Speaker 20: is wanting to do is up to ten trillion, which

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Speaker 20: probably isn't feasible for us to do, but we'll land

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Speaker 20: somewhere between there. So by the time we're done with reconciliation,

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Speaker 20: we'll cut more than the House budget is. But you

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Speaker 20: just have to be patient with us and make sure

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Speaker 20: that we can get the budget passcause without the budget passed,

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Speaker 20: we can never get to reconciliation to begin with.

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Speaker 11: So I now want to talk about tariffs. I was yesterday.

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Speaker 11: I got a lot of questions from tariffs about tariffs

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Speaker 11: from the Oklahoma Faithful saying it's going to hurt farmers

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Speaker 11: and ranchers and the ag business. What is your take

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Speaker 11: on Tariff's Liberation Day and how it affects the great

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Speaker 11: people in the great place in the midwest of this country.

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Speaker 20: Well, first of all, people support President Trump, and understand

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Speaker 20: President Trump is not looking.

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Speaker 9: At this like a politician.

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Speaker 20: The reason why we've allowed these countries to take advantage

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Speaker 20: of us is because no one had the stones to

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Speaker 20: stand up to these other countries and quit letting them

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Speaker 20: take advantage of us. We understand that President Trump is

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Speaker 20: looking at this as long term, not just to the

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Speaker 20: next selection, but long term. So that's our future economy.

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Speaker 20: We're talking about a generational change in our economy. For

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Speaker 20: the last forty years, we've allowed, actually the last six years,

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Speaker 20: we've allowed countries to take advantage of our of our

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Speaker 20: true economy, which is the strongest and the best economy

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Speaker 20: in the world. And what we've done is made these

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Speaker 20: other countries rich. China wouldn't exist if they didn't have

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Speaker 20: access to us. The President is saying it's time to

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Speaker 20: right wrong. So yes, there's going to be a little

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Speaker 20: short term gain or short term short term pain, but

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Speaker 20: it's going to be long term gain for us in

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Speaker 20: our economy because the President understands the economy better than

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Speaker 20: any other president out there. So let's talk about what's

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Speaker 20: going to happen when we start talking about reciprocal tariffs,

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Speaker 20: not just teriffs that are.

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Speaker 9: One for one. For instance, I use Japan for this.

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Speaker 20: Japan has zero terraffs on American manufactured vehicles going into Japan. However,

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Speaker 20: you cannot actually buy an American made vehicle in Japan.

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Speaker 9: Because of their rules.

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Speaker 20: So even though they have zero tariffs, you cannot find

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Speaker 20: a Stingle dealership in Japan that sells Fords and Chevyes.

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Speaker 20: But we have japan vehicles driving all over our country.

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Speaker 20: So we're what the President is saying, reciptacal means not

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Speaker 20: only do you have the same tariff level, but we

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Speaker 20: have the same access to your economy. If you want

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Speaker 20: access to us, we're going to have access to you.

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Speaker 20: If you want free trade with us and free access

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Speaker 20: to our economy, we want free trade with you and

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Speaker 20: access to your economy too, because we know that America

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Speaker 20: can compete and actually beat any other country out there

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Speaker 20: on manufacturing goods. So we're in and for for our

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Speaker 20: farmers and ranchers. Charlie, I'm a rancher, generational rancher. We've

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Speaker 20: been in our land raising cattle since since eighteen forties.

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Speaker 9: Is a market great?

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Speaker 21: No?

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Speaker 9: Is it wonderful right now?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 20: But you can talk to any farmer and any rancher

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Speaker 20: out there right now. They're tired of countries like Brazil

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Speaker 20: driving down our prices.

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Speaker 11: So the liberation day will ensue. And I agree with

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Speaker 11: everything you just said. Final question here, Senator, and I

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Speaker 11: want to make sure we dive into this. The part

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Speaker 11: of the reconciliation package is going to be a domestic

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Speaker 11: tax cut that will make it extremely attractive for foreign

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Speaker 11: of those two things work in harmony together.

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Speaker 20: Well, you got to have regulation reform, because regulation can

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Speaker 20: be a tax on the consumer to and tax on

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Speaker 20: and we have high regulations, it doesn't make any difference.

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Speaker 20: But the world, the developed world average for taxes on

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Speaker 20: corporations fifteen percent. We're sitting at twenty one percent. Yet

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Speaker 20: people still want to do business of this because they

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Speaker 20: want to have access to our economy. So we have

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Speaker 20: to have We got to hold the taxes for corporations

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Speaker 20: at where they're at. We can increase like Chip Roy

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Speaker 20: wants to increase corporate tax rates. We can't do that

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Speaker 20: because we still got to be competitive. At the same time,

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Speaker 20: we've got to have labor tax rates that are actually

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Speaker 20: favorable too. The Democrats are out there saying that we're

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Speaker 20: going to raise or we're going to cut taxes for

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Speaker 20: billions for billionaires and millionaires, all of Donald Trump's buddies,

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Speaker 20: which is false because we're saying we're going to hold

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Speaker 20: tax policy where it currently is, but we're going to

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Speaker 20: deregulate these industries that have been stifled and which has

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Speaker 20: caused them to move out of our country and go

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Speaker 20: into a more favorable regulatory environment and then sell the

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Speaker 20: product back to us. So the president is looking at

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Speaker 20: twofold one. Make taxes permanent, so then they're not just

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Speaker 20: simply planning on a four year or eight year term.

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Speaker 20: They actually have a long term pregatory environment that's going

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Speaker 20: to be conducive to stability in the market without hurting

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Speaker 20: our economy and without hurting our environment. And we're going

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Speaker 20: to streamline it so you know that you can get

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Speaker 20: it built without having to worry about it. That's because

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Speaker 20: we have a president in the office that understands business

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Speaker 20: and he and he's understands what it takes to bring

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Speaker 20: manufacturing back. So that's why you're already seeing all these

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Speaker 20: companies that are saying, hey, we're investing in you. I

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Speaker 20: had a country the other day called me that they're wanting,

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Speaker 20: a very wealthy Middle East country that I've actually become

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Speaker 20: very good friends with the president there, that has said

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Speaker 20: into the US economy.

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Speaker 11: We're going to see it. We're to see in fusion

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Speaker 11: of money the likes of which we've never seen. Centator.

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Speaker 11: Thank you, We got to run great to see a center.

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Speaker 11: Thanks so much, and I'm sorry to keep you late

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Speaker 11: for your next meeting.

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Speaker 1: Thank you.

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Speaker 11: Think about it. Every dollar you spend is either supporting

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Speaker 11: your values or working against them. In today's economy, where

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Speaker 11: you spend your money matters. That's how we take back

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Speaker 11: our country. Go to Patriot mobile dot com slash Charlie

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Speaker 11: be right back, waking up the woke.

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Speaker 3: Oh, you should get over that quickly, One brainwashed radical

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Speaker 3: at a time.

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Speaker 1: That's enough. It's the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 11: Welcome back, everybody. Okay. I want to actually play that

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Speaker 11: take down by why I had a chance to meet

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Speaker 11: him yesterday. This is the best of America. We have

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Speaker 11: some of the most incredible people in this country. Truly

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Speaker 11: we should celebrate it. Let's play cut two thirty nine. Yes,

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Speaker 11: it's amazing. Be right back, okay, everybody, History, economics, the

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Speaker 11: great works of literature. Did you study these things in school?

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Speaker 11: Probably not, or even if you did, maybe it's time

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Speaker 11: for an enjoyable refresher. Hillsdale College is offering more than

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Speaker 11: forty free online courses, including their newest course on totalitarian novels.

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Speaker 11: In this eight lecture course, you'll learn from Hillsdale College

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Speaker 11: President Larry arn As he goes in depth on four

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Speaker 11: novels nineteen eighty four, Brave New World, Darkness at Noon,

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Speaker 11: and that Hideous Strength. Even though these novels were written

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Speaker 11: in the nineteen thirties and forties. They are highly today

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Speaker 11: and they show what a tyrannical government does to human nature.

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Speaker 11: More importantly, they can show us that faith, family, and

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Speaker 11: friends are worth fighting for. Maybe you could read these books.

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Speaker 11: Maybe you read these books a long time ago in school,

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Speaker 11: maybe you've heard other people talk about them. Go to

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Speaker 11: Charlie for Hillsdale dot com. That is Charlie four Hillsdale

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Speaker 11: dot com. C h A R l I E for

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Speaker 11: Hillsdale dot com. So check it out right now, Charlie

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Speaker 11: for Hillsdale dot com. If you want to have a

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Speaker 11: picture and a window and a reminder of what we

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Speaker 11: are up against and what your kids are learning in

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Speaker 11: public schools and when you send them to college, I'm

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Speaker 11: gonna play you a piece of tape. This guy's the

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Speaker 11: name is. His name is elliemis Stall. Elliemstall kind of

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Speaker 11: looks like Adie Murphy from that one movie. I'm trying

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Speaker 11: to remember which one it is. Anyway, he's a clown

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Speaker 11: of a philosopher. Nevertheless, if you send your child to college,

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Speaker 11: they are learning this worldview. When you go to college,

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Speaker 11: this is the worldview that you have to go into

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Speaker 11: debt to learn. This is the predominant viewpoint amongst many

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Speaker 11: Democrat circles, and he's taken very seriously on the view Listen.

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Speaker 11: Oh yeah, he's a very serious person, and it's outright

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Speaker 11: race hatred play cut two seventeen.

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Speaker 22: One of the laws you write about is playing out

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Speaker 22: right now, the Immigration and Nationality Act. What do you

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Speaker 22: make of the administration's use of the Act, And more broadly,

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Speaker 22: is Trump really setting up a First Amendment showdown? Which

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Speaker 22: is what Whoopy's been talking about.

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Speaker 23: Every law passed before in the nineteen sixty five Voting

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Speaker 23: Rights Act should be presumptively unconstitutional. Right, But because before

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Speaker 23: the nineteen sixty five Voting Rights Act we were functionally

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Speaker 23: in apartheid country. Not everybody who lived here could vote here.

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Speaker 23: So why should I give a about some law that

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Speaker 23: some old white man passed.

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Speaker 1: In the nineteen twenties.

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Speaker 11: Look plain and simple. He hates the country, easy to say, Oh,

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Speaker 11: you know, white men abolished slavery. Hilariously, though, for Ellie Mastall,

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Speaker 11: you gotta wonder, hey, pal, would you also get rid

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Speaker 11: of the fifth, sixth, and seventh Amendment? But it's much

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Speaker 11: cheaper than that. He has discussed and disdain for this nation.

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Speaker 11: He and his Democrat friends want to get rid of

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Speaker 11: it and build a replacement on the ashes, and that

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Speaker 11: replacement will be far worse. A huge amount of the

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Speaker 11: Left is just pure, unadulterated resentment. What he can't deny

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Speaker 11: hugely accomplished the greatest nation in the history of the world.

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Speaker 11: Ellie Mistall could never accomplish the things that the greatest

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Speaker 11: Americans did. Having to read about it traumatizes him. He's

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Speaker 11: a loser, a JB. Pritzker type whose entire career is

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Speaker 11: but it's humiliating, and the dark truth is there there

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Speaker 11: is a lot of people like Mistall, a lot of

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Speaker 11: people who immigrate to this country while holding nothing but

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Speaker 11: resentment in their hearts. In March twenty twenty two, he

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Speaker 11: Why is it that they hate Elon so much and

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Speaker 11: they hate President Trump so much. Well, it's because they

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Speaker 11: better than anything Mistall could ever write. And the Constitution

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Speaker 11: the envy of the world. It is a massive human advancement.

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Speaker 11: The hashtag compromises of Madison and Hamilton live eternally because

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Speaker 11: knew that our rights come from God, not from government.

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Speaker 11: They were a gift of providence and secured by the

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Speaker 11: blood of the revolutionary generation. It's important to play tapes

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Speaker 11: and clips like this to remind you what we defeated

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Speaker 11: in November and what we are up against, because the

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Speaker 11: he can't run very fast, but he can certainly talk

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Speaker 11: very loud. People like him. They want to get your

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Speaker 11: this country and eliminate it and burn it to the ground.

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Speaker 11: And we will not let them second. How we're coming up.

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Speaker 18: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 18: Terrence Bates. Well, today is what President Trump has dubbed

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Speaker 18: Liberation Day.

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Speaker 1: The entire world has got one eye.

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Speaker 18: On the White House as President Trump is scheduled to

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Speaker 18: And while we know that President Trump is looking to

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Speaker 19: President Trump's economic vision is rooted in common sense. America

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Speaker 19: will offer companies the lowest taxes, energy costs, regulations if

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Speaker 19: they make their products right here in the United States

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Speaker 19: and hire American workers for the job.

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Speaker 3: It's simple.

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Speaker 19: If you make your product in America, you will pay

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Speaker 19: no tariffs.

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Speaker 18: The new duties on imports are expected to take effect immediately.

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Speaker 18: The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today over

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Speaker 18: locking Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid funding programs.

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Speaker 1: It's all part of a larger push from.

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Speaker 18: The Trump administration and Republicans to defund the nonprofit, which

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Speaker 18: of course is known for performing abortions. The case before

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Speaker 18: the High Court is out of South Carolina. Lawyers for

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Speaker 18: the Palmetto state will argue, quote, taxpayer dollars should not

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Speaker 18: be used to fund facilities that choose to profit off

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Speaker 18: of abortion. Medicaid, which is federally funded, prohibits coverage of

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Speaker 18: abortions in most cases. However, South Carolina argues that Planned

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Speaker 18: Texas Arkansas was or already block Planned Parenthood from seeing

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Speaker 11: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email US is always freedom at

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Speaker 11: Charliekirk dot com. One of the many numerous positives of

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Speaker 11: President Trump assuming office is now we have control again

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Speaker 11: of the FCC and the new chairman of the FCC

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Speaker 11: is a friend of ours. Brendan Carr. Brendan, Welcome to

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Speaker 11: the program. Brendan. Let's set the table, reintroduce the audience

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Speaker 11: to what the FCC is and does.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, thanks much, great to be with you again, Charlie.

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Speaker 12: So the SEC. Probably the easiest way to think.

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Speaker 5: About it is we're sort of a mini Congress almost

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Speaker 5: for tech and telecom issue. So Section two thirty, which

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Speaker 5: has been abused by big tech companies.

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Speaker 12: The censor is in the Communications Acts. We have a

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Speaker 12: role there.

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Speaker 5: We regulate media broadcasters, so all those local broadcasters are

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Speaker 5: licensed by the FCC to operate in the public interest.

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Speaker 5: But for the last decade or so, the SEC has.

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Speaker 12: Walked away from enforcement public interest standard.

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Speaker 5: We have a role to play on national security as well,

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Speaker 5: and also the airwaves. So you know when you turn

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Speaker 5: your smartphone on and you want it to work, you

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Speaker 5: want to be fast. Well, that requires airwaves, and we

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Speaker 5: free up those airwaves.

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Speaker 12: And get it into consumers hands.

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Speaker 5: And so there's a whole bunch of different roles that

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Speaker 5: the FCC plays. And we're moving on Trump time. You know,

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Speaker 5: President Trump came in and fundamentally reshape the direction of DC.

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Speaker 5: I haven't seen it in a long time. I've been

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Speaker 5: here for many, many years. And people are energized or excited.

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Speaker 5: Then we're following Trump's lead here at the FCC.

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Speaker 11: That's wonderful. So let's talk about your investigation into ABC

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Speaker 11: and Disney. Tell us about it.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, one of the very first things that President Trump

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Speaker 12: did was.

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Speaker 5: He came in and said we were ending the federal

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Speaker 5: government's promotion of DEI. He also issued an executive order

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Speaker 5: calling for agency to look at private sector DEI practices.

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Speaker 12: That violate federal law. And we've been doing both of

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Speaker 12: those at the FCC.

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Speaker 5: Day one at the FCC, I issued in order that

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Speaker 5: ended the SDC's own promotion of DEI.

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Speaker 12: You know, we were spending at the FCC.

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Speaker 5: Alone millions and millions of dollars promoting DEI. We had

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Speaker 5: DEI listed as our second highest strategic priority.

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Speaker 12: Promoting DEI.

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Speaker 5: I had of empowering consumers. I had a global competitiveness.

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Speaker 5: I had a sort of operational excellence. At the FCC, no,

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Speaker 5: promoting DEI was the FC's second highest priority.

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Speaker 12: We've shut all that down.

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Speaker 5: One thing I'm doing now is I'm going through all

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Speaker 5: these companies that the FCC regulates. Disney owns ABC, which

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Speaker 5: is a licensed broadcaster by the FCC, and I got

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Speaker 5: to tell you what we're seeing there, Charlie is unbelievable.

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Speaker 5: The initial indications are and this comes from some reporting

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Speaker 5: from Chris Rufo, from Robbie Starbuck, other reports, information from

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Speaker 5: Disney itself, but literally they were dividing employees a lot

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Speaker 5: on race engender lines, segregating them out giving potentially different

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Speaker 5: opportunities in the employment workspace. You know, that's a violation

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Speaker 5: of the SEC's own equal employment opportunity rules if the

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Speaker 5: evidence end up supporting those original allegations. And I can't

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Speaker 5: think of a more serious potential violation of a broadcaster

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Speaker 5: than engaging in, you know, race engender based discrimination.

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Speaker 12: We'll see where it goes. We're open minded, but those

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Speaker 12: early signs are concerning.

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Speaker 11: So tell us Brendan. There's also evidence to show that

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Speaker 11: YouTube is discriminating on religious channels as well. This is

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Speaker 11: totally unacceptable. What's going on here.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, when you step back, a lot of

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Speaker 5: these technology companies have sort of understood what happened in November.

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Speaker 5: They've understood the new direction of the country under President Trump.

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Speaker 5: X obviously always stood in the breach for free speech.

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Speaker 5: Facebook Meta has come to the table recently, you know, welcome.

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Speaker 5: You know, we hope that it sort of sticks long term.

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Speaker 5: But Google and YouTube in particular.

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Speaker 12: Have a lot of work to do.

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Speaker 5: And one of the things that's concerning to me is

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Speaker 5: there was a number of reports the SEC got that

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Speaker 5: YouTube TV, which is effectively a cable channel that it's virtual,

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Speaker 5: it's a cable channel cable company has not been carrying

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Speaker 5: and apparently potentially has this you know, unspoken policy of

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Speaker 5: not carrying you know, religious oriented programming.

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Speaker 12: There's one particular channel in particular.

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Speaker 5: That we wrote them about. We're going to see what

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Speaker 5: their full response on that is. But that's very concerning

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Speaker 5: if that ends up being the case. Hopefully this this

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Speaker 5: dispute gets resolved favorably.

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Speaker 11: So also there's a looming question in the audience has

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Speaker 11: about NPR and PBS and the ongoing doging and their

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Speaker 11: dodging of certain information. What should we know about these

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Speaker 11: taxpayer funded monstrosities of NPR and PBS.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, So, NPR and PBS, their member stations are stations.

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Speaker 12: Radio and TV again that are licensed by the FCC.

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Speaker 5: So not only are they unique as compared to other

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Speaker 5: speakers because they have this right to use the airwaves

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Speaker 5: they're licensed for it, but.

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Speaker 12: They're doubly benefited because they're.

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Speaker 5: Considered non commercial stations, mean they can't run commercials, and

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Speaker 5: because of that they get extra benefits.

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Speaker 12: Again, I've opened.

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Speaker 5: An investigation into NPR and PBS in their member stations

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Speaker 5: to see whether in fact they've been running commercials or

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Speaker 5: some suggestion that maybe they have been, And so we're

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Speaker 5: going to look at enforcement action there. But more broadly,

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Speaker 5: this ties into a bigger concern, which is why has

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Speaker 5: Congress been forcing Americans across the country and going into

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Speaker 5: their pocketbooks and making them subsidize NPR and PBS. I

1031
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Speaker 5: don't think there's any good reason for members of Congress

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Speaker 5: to compel people to do that. If NPR and PBS

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Speaker 5: have a particular bias or slant, great have at it.

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Speaker 5: But why don't you support yourself the way every other

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Speaker 5: outlet as a viewpoint does. It wasn't that long ago

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Speaker 5: if you did a cross section of NPR and PBS

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Speaker 5: listeners that you sort of got a cross section of

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Speaker 5: the American electorate. And I think to some said that

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Speaker 5: makes sense if you're forcing everybody to support it. But

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Speaker 5: over the last couple of years, you know, the listenership,

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Speaker 5: the viewership is just clustering, you know, along the northern

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Speaker 5: sector of the Acella Corridor, and yet everyone else around

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Speaker 5: the country is having to pay for it.

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Speaker 12: So I don't think that's a great thing.

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Speaker 5: And there was just a hearing obviously in Congress a

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Speaker 5: week or so ago, where the CEOs testified, and I

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Speaker 5: don't think they advanced their calls very well.

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Speaker 12: Before Congress, there was.

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Speaker 11: This piece of tape this morning, I'm trying to find

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Speaker 11: it of a professor from University San Diego or somewhere nearby,

1051
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Speaker 11: and they asked her, they said, hey, how do we

1052
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Speaker 11: make our politics more progressive? And she said, the number

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Speaker 11: one thing we need to do is regulate social media.

1054
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Speaker 11: The number one thing they want to do is prevent

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Speaker 11: different voices from having a speech on social media. Brendan,

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Speaker 11: we see that in Germany they are raiding homes over

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Speaker 11: what people are putting on social media in the United

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Speaker 11: Kingdom as well. What is your commitment to freedom of

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Speaker 11: speech at the FCC to stand against these calls to

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Speaker 11: prevent conservatives like myself and this audience to speak on

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Speaker 11: social media.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm one hundred percent committed to making sure that

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Speaker 5: we smash the censorship cartel. In fact, I'm doing an

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Speaker 5: event just tomorrow over at the Department of Justice with

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Speaker 5: the new antitrust enforcer, Kail Slater, with the Chairman of

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Speaker 5: the Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, and three of us

1067
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Speaker 5: are working together to make sure that we never go

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Speaker 5: through what Americans lived through, particularly the last four or

1069
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Speaker 5: five years, when this wave of censorship came across the country.

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Speaker 5: You had social media companies themselves Facebook censoring lawful political

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Speaker 5: speech of Americans. You have the Biden administration officials jaw

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Speaker 5: boning and pressuring people into doing it. You have advertising

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Speaker 5: and marketing entities that are part of this cartel that

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Speaker 5: are enforcing it. We've got to end that and make

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Speaker 5: sure that we can never ever go back to it.

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Speaker 5: The truth is, if you look at trust in national

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Speaker 5: media right now, it's at an all time low. I mean, look, literally,

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Speaker 5: people have more faith in gas station sushi than they

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Speaker 5: do the mainstream media, including ABC, CBS, and NBC. That's

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Speaker 5: why social media is so important. That's why social media

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Speaker 5: and speech on the Internet and podcasts are under attack

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Speaker 5: because it lets people go around that traditional establishment media

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Speaker 5: and everyone is realized, you know, the Emperor has no close.

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Speaker 5: They have so consistently gotten so many important stories wrong,

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Speaker 5: and people only know about it because of free speech

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Speaker 5: on the Internet, and so it's a threat to their

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Speaker 5: business model.

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Speaker 12: It's a threat to their power, and that's.

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Speaker 5: Why we need to make sure that everyday people from

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Speaker 5: the podcast to internet speech to YouTube TV have the

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Speaker 5: ability to get a wide variety of view points out there.

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Speaker 5: And look, it wasn't that long ago that this was

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Speaker 5: like a progressive value diversity of opinion.

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Speaker 12: I think you know, you and I have talked about this.

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Speaker 5: I think where you know, the modern day opbed actually

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Speaker 5: launched on the pages of the New York Times, of

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Speaker 5: all places, in nineteen seventy because there was an editor there,

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Speaker 5: a guy, progressive editor by the name of John Oaks.

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Speaker 5: He said back then, diversity of opinion is the lifeblood

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Speaker 12: Our democratic way of life.

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Speaker 5: Is in Jeffrey progressive New York Times editor and a

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Speaker 5: lead up to that nineteen seventy.

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Speaker 12: Launch of the abed. And look where we are now.

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Speaker 5: We need to sort of re embrace as a culture

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Speaker 5: this idea of free speech does a d of diversity

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Speaker 5: of opinion, but as a role for us at the

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Speaker 5: FCC and across the government, and we're going to get

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Speaker 5: it done.

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Speaker 11: Stay there, Brandon, we'd love to keep you for another segment. Please,

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Speaker 11: Brendancarr from the FCC continues after the break. Email us

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Speaker 11: Freedom at Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to the Charliekirkshow

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Speaker 11: podcast page. Tonight we will be live with Pastor Alan

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Speaker 11: Jackson at Dream City Church in Beautiful Phoenix, Arizona. You

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Speaker 11: guys will be able to watch that live here on

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Speaker 11: many of our platforms. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 11: Brendan continues after the break.

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Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk is a terrific person.

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Speaker 5: He's mainstream conservative, but solid is a Rochership.

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Speaker 11: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us is always Freedom at

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Speaker 11: Charliekirk dot com. Why Refy they're amazing supporters. We just

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Speaker 11: had an incredible campus tour. Can we have the pictures

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Speaker 11: that thousands and thousands of students. That was all brought

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Speaker 11: Private student loan debt in the United States totals about

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Speaker 11: that crowd right there. That is the future. That is hope.

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Speaker 11: Everybody boom right there on a liberal college campus. Why

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Speaker 11: Go to why refight dot com. That is why refight

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Speaker 11: dot com. Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us Freedom at

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Speaker 11: Charliekirk dot com and subscribe to our podcast. Let's play

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Speaker 11: this here. Brendan Carr continues with us, let's play cut

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Speaker 11: two sixty eight.

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Speaker 24: Thank critical, well, it would help if we could regulate

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Speaker 24: social media because one of the biggest defenders is DC

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Speaker 24: and Congress have not been able to do one thing

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Speaker 24: in regard to the corporation. I sat gen any better

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Speaker 24: with you around in the administration I.

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Speaker 11: Want to Brendan. There is a big push to try

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Speaker 11: and regulate the speech on social media. The Europeinian Union

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Speaker 11: right now has some of the most restrictive speech policies.

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Speaker 11: What are you doing at the FCC to allow free

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Speaker 11: and open dialogue to continue and to resist these pushes.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's pretty wild to see the radical left complain

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Speaker 5: that there wasn't enough censorship on social media. You know,

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Speaker 5: you got Hunter Biden laptop store, you got all sorts

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Speaker 5: of COVID discussions that were completely shut down. Again, I

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Speaker 5: think with President Trump and the White as we were

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Speaker 5: exiting this era of massive censorship across the US, there's

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Speaker 5: still work to do.

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Speaker 12: Us at the FCC, doj across government.

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Speaker 9: We're going to do it.

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Speaker 5: But your point, you know, there's a big concern globally

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Speaker 5: as well. We saw this with Brazil last year. They

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Speaker 5: effectively shut down X because they would not censor people

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Speaker 5: purely for political viewpoints are being expressed there. Europe right

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Speaker 5: now is in a whole lot of trouble. As you indicate,

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Speaker 5: they have this new law of a path called the DSA,

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Speaker 5: the Digital Services Act, which effectively requires and I would argue,

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Speaker 5: targets US technology companies and encourages them to engage in

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Speaker 5: censorship conduct vice. Presient Advance went to Europe and was

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Speaker 5: spot on. He gave a speech saying, look, we're going

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Speaker 5: to develop AI. America is going to lead the world

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Speaker 5: with gold standard AI. You can join us if you want,

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Speaker 5: you can benefit from it as well, but you can't

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Speaker 5: be imposing these ideological biases into AI through this DSA,

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Speaker 5: through this regulation of technology companies. Because there's a real

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Speaker 5: fork in the road on AI. You've got China which

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Speaker 5: is heading down their path.

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Speaker 12: They've got Deep Seek.

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Speaker 5: If you ask Deep Seek what happened at Tieneman Square,

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Speaker 5: they said nothing. It was a great day. If you

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Speaker 5: ask them you know, how the Wiger is doing, and

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Speaker 5: they'd say perfectly fine. They're getting a great education and

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Speaker 5: a camp like environment. So the world is gonna split

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Speaker 5: when it comes to AI. There's gonna be authoritarian, sensored

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Speaker 5: version that China's going to push. There's me the gold

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Speaker 5: standard that we lead the world on. In Europe, it's

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Speaker 5: sort of at the ostros. They can join us, but

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Speaker 5: no censorship. But again, this idea that technology companies, you know,

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Speaker 5: haven't been centering over the last couple of years. That's

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Speaker 5: not the reality. I think anybody's been living in well.

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Speaker 11: And now they want to censor because the speech that

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Speaker 11: is popular and that is viral is conservative in nature.

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Speaker 11: Now they want to censor what's on social media. And

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Speaker 11: remember they were the ones that kicked President Trump off

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Speaker 11: social media after January sixth, after I mean, look Spotify,

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Speaker 11: please continue, yeah, I mean just.

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Speaker 12: Again, just look at Brazil this Justice day.

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Speaker 5: Murray issued this decision to shut down X last year.

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Speaker 5: He said expressly in his decision that he was acting

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Speaker 5: to prevent what he described as anti democratic acts.

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Speaker 12: And then they went on to fine. What is an

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Speaker 12: anti democratic act?

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Speaker 5: It was essentially going into a voting booth with information

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Speaker 5: in your brain not approved by the incumbent political party.

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Speaker 5: That's an anti democratic act. And that's what we're seeing

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Speaker 5: across the board is to your point, people having new

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Speaker 5: access to information, getting around old gatekeepers, and we're seeing

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Speaker 5: a real effort to clamp down on availability of wide

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Speaker 5: open political debate, political discourse. But we need it right,

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Speaker 5: you know, free speech is democracy's check on authoritarianism, and

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Speaker 5: we got to continue to stand at the rampart to

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Speaker 5: defend it.

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Speaker 11: So Brendan and closing, What are some of the other

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Speaker 11: priorities that you guys are looking at the FCC? Big

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Speaker 11: fights AI is a big one. Also the idea of

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Speaker 11: internet access. I would love to see a proliferation of

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Speaker 11: the use of starlink and to get away from old

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Speaker 11: antiquated ways of broadband delivery of Internet. What else are

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Speaker 11: you guys thinking about as top priorities of the FCC.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, you're right.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 12: One thing is we're moving away from weaponization.

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Speaker 5: The Biden years really weaponized all of our countries communications laws.

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Speaker 5: If your last name was Soros, well, you got a

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Speaker 5: sweetheart deal on a streamline basis. If your last name

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Speaker 5: was musk Well, starlink lost millions and millions of dollars

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Speaker 5: worth of contracts we've commited to.

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Speaker 12: Now is everyone's getting a fair shake from this FCC.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 12: Democrats don't like that.

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Speaker 5: They claim that I'm discriminating against their sacred cows.

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Speaker 12: But I would simply say this, the entities that benefited

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Speaker 12: from the.

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Speaker 5: Two tier system of justice that prevailed during the Biden

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Speaker 5: years are now getting even handed treatment from me, and

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Speaker 5: that feels like discrimination to them because they were used

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Speaker 5: to benefiting from weaponization. But we're running a very you know,

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Speaker 5: aggressive agenda. We're following President Trump's lead. To your point,

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Speaker 5: We're gonna be boosting Starlink. We're gonna be boosting competitors

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Speaker 5: even to Starlink to get more connectivity out there.

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Speaker 12: We're trying to push more airwaves out there. You know. Frankly,

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Speaker 12: the Biden administration kind of walked us.

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Speaker 5: Into a cul de sac where China now has a

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Speaker 5: massive lead on us on spectrum, which is needed for

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Speaker 5: next generation connectivity.

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Speaker 12: We've got to close that gap on them.

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Speaker 5: But we're running an aggresive agenda. We're bringing people back into

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Speaker 5: the building at the FCC. I think just yesterday I

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Speaker 5: pulled the numbers and we're at four times the number

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Speaker 5: of people are in the building now than we're on

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Speaker 5: the average days last year. So we're doing a lot

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Speaker 5: right now and having fun too, which is important.

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Speaker 11: Brendan Al. We support you one hundred percent. There's a

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Speaker 11: lot to go after. In fact, we've talked about on

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Speaker 11: the show how there's this boycott network that is going

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Speaker 11: after shows like this, this reco type of activity that

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Speaker 11: are trying to restrict over the top providers. And I

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Speaker 11: know you guys at the FCC have eyes on all

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Speaker 11: that to restore fairness and free speech. Thank you, Will Chamberlain,

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Speaker 11: not Wilt Chamberlain joins us.

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Speaker 1: Next, Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break.

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Speaker 1: I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 9: Well.

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Speaker 18: Today is what President Trump has dubbed Liberation Day, which

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Speaker 18: means all eyes around the White House as the President

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Speaker 18: is scheduled to lay out his plan for reciprocal tariffs

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Speaker 18: during a ceremony that's scheduled for four o'clock this.

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Speaker 1: Afternoon in the Rose Garden.

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Speaker 18: While we know that President Trump is looking to match

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Speaker 18: the tariffs that other countries are charging us, the White

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Speaker 18: House is generally keeping the details of the President's plan

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Speaker 18: pretty hush hush. But White House officials are saying.

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Speaker 19: This President Trump's economic vision is rooted in common sense.

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Speaker 19: America will offer companies the lowest taxes, energy costs, regulations

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Speaker 19: if they make their products right here in the United

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Speaker 19: States and hire American workers for the job.

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Speaker 25: It's simple.

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Speaker 19: If you make your product in America, you will pay

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Speaker 19: no tariffs.

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Speaker 18: The new duties on imports are expected to take effect immediately.

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Speaker 18: Stay tuned to Real America's Voice for the very latest,

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Speaker 18: as we'll try to cover this for you live well.

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Speaker 18: The process of laying off ten thousand workers at US

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Speaker 18: health agencies is underway, as the staffers reportedly began receiving

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Speaker 18: dismissal notices on Tuesday. The cuts are happening at several

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Speaker 18: high profile agencies under the Department of Health and Human Services,

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Speaker 18: including the FDA, the CDC, and the National Institutes of Hell.

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Speaker 18: The agencies are the latest targets of the Department of

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Speaker 18: Government Efficiency as it seeks to shrink the size of

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Speaker 18: the federal government and cut spending.

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Speaker 1: HHS Second Terry Robert F.

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Speaker 18: Kennedy Junior, says the cuts are essential to streamlining a

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Speaker 18: bloated bureaucracy. So far, the departures have included top officials

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Speaker 18: at the FDA, including the director of the Office of

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Speaker 18: Products Division.

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Speaker 1: Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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Speaker 18: Is ordering federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty against

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Speaker 18: the man accused of murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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Speaker 18: The twenty six year old also faces both state and

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Speaker 18: federal charges in New York. The state charges include murderers

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Speaker 18: and active terrorism, along with weapons offenses. The federal case,

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Speaker 18: by the way, is the only one at this point

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Speaker 18: involving the potential of the death penalty. In deciding to

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Speaker 18: move forward with the ultimate punishment, Bondi says, quote, after

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Speaker 18: careful consideration, I have directed federal prosecutors to seek the

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Speaker 18: death penalty in this case as we carry out President

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Speaker 18: Trump's agenda to stop violent crime and make America safe again.

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Speaker 11: joins us next, and I thoroughly enjoyed the research that

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Speaker 11: he did regarding this lie that the media is peddling.

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Speaker 11: It's Will Chamberlain, senior counsel at the Article three Project,

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Speaker 11: will great to see you, will well if you were

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Speaker 11: just to watch the mainstream media. Let me read the

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Speaker 11: headline from the Atlantic quote. The Trump administration has acknowledged

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Speaker 11: that it grabbed a Maryland father with protected status and

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Speaker 11: mistakenly deported him to Al Salvador, but claims that courts

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Speaker 11: are powerless to order his return. On campus yesterday, a

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Speaker 11: young man shows up to the microphone screaming, saying, Charlie,

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Speaker 11: they deported a US citizen. I said, no, they did not.

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Speaker 11: Will what are the facts here? You did all the research,

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Speaker 11: you looked through court documents. What is the truth?

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Speaker 26: All right, Well, there is administrative error, but they deported

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Speaker 26: an El Salvadoran citizen back to El Salvador who crossed

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Speaker 26: illegally in twenty twelve, was detained in twenty nineteen and

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Speaker 26: then tried to claim asylum. He never had asylum. So

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Speaker 26: his protected status quote unquote was not that he couldn't

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Speaker 26: be removed from the country.

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Speaker 14: He could.

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Speaker 26: He was a removable alien. The only protection he had

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Speaker 26: was being removed to L Salvador in particular. So there

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Speaker 26: was this underlying flaw. But you know, I mean, even

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Speaker 26: so the idea that there's some profound injustice here, that's

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Speaker 26: just wrong.

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Speaker 11: And but so help me understand though, the way that

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Speaker 11: the media is framing it. Here's this poor father, you know,

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Speaker 11: he never should have brought up. What does administrative error mean.

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Speaker 11: There is also evidence that he was part of MS thirteen.

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Speaker 11: According to Stephen Miller, there was some MS thirteen ties.

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Speaker 11: So just you know, look, when you're running a big operation,

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Speaker 11: errors happened. Let's just be honest. What does administrative error mean?

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Speaker 26: Well, it just means that they should have gone through

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Speaker 26: a process to try and get his this withholding of

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Speaker 26: removal revoked. You know, the reason this withholding of removal

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Speaker 26: was granted is because he came up with this sob

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Speaker 26: story in twenty nineteen where he said, if you send

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Speaker 26: me back to El Salvador, I am likely to be

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Speaker 26: persecuted and maybe even murdered by the eighteenth Street Gang,

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Speaker 26: which is with MS thirteen one of the or was

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Speaker 26: rather one of the big gangs in El Salvador. But

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Speaker 26: in the interim, Nayabu Keley has become the president of

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Speaker 26: El Salvador and has effectively punished and has effectively done

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Speaker 26: something to actually deal with these gangs. And as a result,

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Speaker 26: El Salvador is to say country now and the underlying

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Speaker 26: reason why he couldn't be deported there is gone. So

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Speaker 26: the Trump administration could have simply gone to court got

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Speaker 26: his withholding of removal revoked.

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Speaker 14: And had him sent back.

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Speaker 26: So even though they didn't do that, and therefore there's

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Speaker 26: this administrative error they should have waited to remove him,

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Speaker 26: the end result would have ultimately been the same.

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Speaker 14: He'd have ended up back in El Salvador.

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Speaker 11: That's right, and so thank you for that explanation. Let's

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Speaker 11: go to Stephen Miller also talking about this, and it's

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Speaker 11: very important. And look, you got to be so meticulous here.

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Speaker 11: The Trump administration understands that, but it's not as if

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Speaker 11: they scooped up an American citizen or a Green card holder.

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Speaker 11: The media keeps on calling him a Maryland death. According

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Speaker 11: to the court documents, he has MS thirteen ties and

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Speaker 11: he applied for asylum, testifying that he fears returning to

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Speaker 11: El Salvador because the Eighteenth Street Gang was targeting him

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Speaker 11: and threatening him with death because of his family's business,

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Speaker 11: and also has ties to human trafficking. Let's play cut

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Speaker 11: two twelve.

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Speaker 25: See you and I have never received in our lives

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Speaker 25: as much positive crests I know as this Msterton gang

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Speaker 25: member has received. We couldn't get headlines like that if

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Speaker 25: our lives depended on and in fact, one, what do

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Speaker 25: you do with illegal aliens, You deport them. Fact two,

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Speaker 25: he's an MS thirteen. What do you do with illegal

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Speaker 25: aliens who are also in a transnational terrorist organization?

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Speaker 11: You report them more quickly.

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Speaker 25: Oh and on top of that, he's implicated in a

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Speaker 25: human trafficking to port to port to port. This is

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Speaker 25: who they're going to bat for. What are we supposed

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Speaker 25: to do? Buy the guy a house, get him some

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Speaker 25: free and healthcare. Yeah, maybe let him run for Congress.

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Speaker 11: So well, all kidding aside here. The mass deportation plan

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Speaker 11: is lawful, it might not be something that the media likes.

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Speaker 11: What is your take on the deportations and the media's

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Speaker 11: coverage of it and the essence? And of course I

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Speaker 11: think the Trump administration gets a little bit of a

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Speaker 11: cautionary Hey, you have to make sure every administrative detail

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Speaker 11: is followed, because let's just be honest. If they actually

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Speaker 11: would have put an American citizen in Nel Salvador in jail,

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Speaker 11: then we're in a different circumstance that is not even

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Speaker 11: remotely close what's going on here.

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Speaker 26: Will The reason we have mass deportations is because we

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Speaker 26: had a mass invasion facilitated by Joe Biden. They didn't

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Speaker 26: vet every one of these migrants individually to ensure they

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Speaker 26: could get into the country. On the contrary, they let

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Speaker 26: them in en mass and they did so intentionally. So

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Speaker 26: you have to give the Trump administration a little grace

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Speaker 26: in order to solve this problem. There are probably are

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Speaker 26: going to be moments where they are over inclusive, and

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Speaker 26: I think it's important for us as a conservative movement

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Speaker 26: to not just you know, go hit the fainting couch

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Speaker 26: the moment there's a report in the Atlantic that something

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Speaker 26: went wrong. I mean here, you know, the Trump administration

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Speaker 26: confessed error in court, like the Ice filings. Clearly the

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Speaker 26: filings in court clearly say yeah, this guy did have

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Speaker 26: a withholding of removal to El Salvador.

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Speaker 14: He shouldn't have been removed or mistake.

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Speaker 26: But it's important they classified it as an administrative error

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Speaker 26: rather than some profound injustice. And they're right because if

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Speaker 26: they had gone through the normal process, this guy was

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Speaker 26: going to get removed back to El Salvador.

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Speaker 11: Okay. So more broadly, if you were to now give

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Speaker 11: political advice or just to say, broad strategic advice, because

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Speaker 11: you think about these things rather deeply, will of where

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Speaker 11: the Trump administration is proceeding in how they are executing

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Speaker 11: on mass deportations and the border. What would you say

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Speaker 11: and also talk about how we actually have a border again.

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Speaker 26: Well, I mean, first off, the Trump administration deserves enormous

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Speaker 26: credit for reducing legal crossings by ninety five percent year

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Speaker 26: every year. I mean, it's we take it for granted.

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Speaker 26: It's an enormous accomplishment. They did it in two months.

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Speaker 26: Credit to them, you know. So we'll start there. In

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Speaker 26: terms of executing on this deportation. I mean, I think

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Speaker 26: it's a good check to remember that they do need

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Speaker 26: to cross every t and dot every eye, and that

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Speaker 26: the media is going to come after them hard, and

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Speaker 26: so they need to make especially make sure that no

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Speaker 26: American citizens get caught up in this. But failing that,

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Speaker 26: I think they do need to keep going forward. I

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Speaker 26: think there's a really profound impact here of you know,

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Speaker 26: deportations in a wide variety of places, because what you'll

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Speaker 26: start to see is self deportation.

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Speaker 14: You know.

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Speaker 26: Think about there was that student I think at Cornell

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Speaker 26: who was one of the people who is spouting all

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Speaker 26: this antisemitic stuff and involved in all these encampments, and

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Speaker 26: he posted on Twitter that he was self deporting because

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Speaker 26: he was afraid he was going to be detained and removed.

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Speaker 11: Perfect great, And I just have to laugh because that's

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Speaker 11: like the one thing Mitt Romney was right about that

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Speaker 11: he was scolded terribly for. Do you remember when he

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Speaker 11: was running for president in twenty eleven twenty twelve at

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Speaker 11: Romney in his typical goofy technocratic way, well, if we

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Speaker 11: secure the border, then people will self deport and he

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Speaker 11: was ridiculed. People say people would never voluntarily leave the country. No,

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Speaker 11: self deportation actually is part of the strategy. And by

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Speaker 11: the way, just so we are clear, the Cornell Forden

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Speaker 11: student who sued the Trump administration just self deported. Mamumodo

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Speaker 11: care just turned himself in and just he's gone. His

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Speaker 11: name's literally Mamumodo, and he's gone. And so self deportation

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Speaker 11: is a primary and important ingredient towards the securing of

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Speaker 11: our nation. And I want to reinforce something you said,

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Speaker 11: will which I hope our audience internalizes. The closure of

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Speaker 11: the southern border is one of the quickest public policy

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Speaker 11: accomplishments and achievements of the last era. Since World War Two,

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Speaker 11: we have not seen a public crisis go from the

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Speaker 11: Richter scale of ten out of ten to basically an

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Speaker 11: non issue in one hundred days or less. In my lifetime.

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Speaker 11: Think about all the problems that we've dealt with of

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Speaker 11: that were crises, COVID lockdown's financial crisis, Iraq war terrorism

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Speaker 11: nine to eleven. We have never seen a crisis since

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Speaker 11: I have been born. Go from crisis to non issue

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Speaker 11: so quickly? Am I right in saying that? Will?

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Speaker 14: You're absolutely right?

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Speaker 26: And you know sometimes this is I would say this

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Speaker 26: to and there are probably people in your audience who

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Speaker 26: are like, well, why isn't the administration doing this? Or

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Speaker 26: feeling like, oh, you know, they could be doing more,

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Speaker 26: they could be more conservative. I mean, trust me, as

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Speaker 26: somebody who's been around Republican politics. I'm thirty nine now,

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Speaker 26: I've never seen anything like this, And don't take it

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Speaker 26: for granted, because the next time next Republican president or

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Speaker 26: you know, in ten or fifteen years, you might be

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Speaker 26: complaining that they're not doing anything at all. It's a

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Speaker 26: remarkable accomplishment and it comes from the fact that they realize,

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Speaker 26: you know, think about where they were sending migrants back

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Speaker 26: on military planes, think about the video hits they're doing,

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Speaker 26: where they have Kirsty Nome going down to El Salvador.

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Speaker 14: These things are a deterrent.

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Speaker 26: They are a demonstration that if you come here illegally

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Speaker 26: and you don't leave on your own accord, we aren't

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Speaker 26: going to be nice about it. And that's what people need.

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Speaker 26: That leads people to think, well, you know, maybe I

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Speaker 26: should just go home on my own and just get

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Speaker 26: on a plane like a normal human being rather than

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Speaker 26: be deported in handcuffs on a military plane.

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Speaker 11: That's right. And also, just so we are clear, I

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Speaker 11: want every administrative you know, detail to be followed. But

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Speaker 11: what a signal that sends to gang members right now,

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Speaker 11: and they're saying, oh my goodness, if I even might

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Speaker 11: be remotely associated MS thirteen nine step foot in the

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Speaker 11: United States, I might end up in an El Salvador

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Speaker 11: in prison. How's that for the neo conservatives favorite word deterrence?

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Speaker 26: Will Yeah, that's exactly what we need. I mean, really,

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Speaker 26: the neoconservatives were always so reluctant to apply that logic

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Speaker 26: at home or it.

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Speaker 11: Actually that's exactly right, exactly.

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Speaker 26: You know, we need to say, okay, we need to

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Speaker 26: actually deter it. And so ntt Romney, you know, had

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Speaker 26: this soft talk about self deportation, but Trump is actually

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Speaker 26: demonstrating how you get it done. Make clearer that the

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Speaker 26: border is secure, that you're going to get deported, and

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Speaker 26: that if you get deported by Ice, it won't be fun.

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Speaker 11: There's evidence that now the cartels are sending their fentanyl

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Speaker 11: off to a strong start. I hope everyone understands look

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Speaker 11: at the results here, not the noise. What President Trump

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Speaker 11: to try to do this as quickly as possible. Will,

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Speaker 11: I'm going to play this trailer here. Here's what I know.

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Speaker 11: This is a UK not documentary, but a UK film.

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Speaker 11: It's going viral and being used by even the Prime

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Speaker 11: Minister of the United Kingdom saying this should be shown

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Speaker 11: in every school. It's called adolescence. Let's play cut two

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Speaker 11: seventy three, which is the trailer of this new phenomenon.

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Speaker 11: Play cut to seventy three.

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Speaker 12: I haven't done anything.

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Speaker 21: You've got the wrong I'm telling you you're making a

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Speaker 21: big mistake.

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Speaker 1: What you're doing.

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Speaker 9: What do you look at?

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Speaker 21: Phone?

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Speaker 17: Show me?

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Speaker 14: How long are you having there?

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Speaker 3: I'll tell you mail.

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Speaker 21: Maybe what he's doing is di I bascom. I have

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Speaker 21: a word to stand your premises. So where's your son?

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Speaker 1: What you need your boy for?

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Speaker 21: Okay, Hey, Jamie Miller, what's going on? The time is

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Speaker 21: six fifteen am.

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Speaker 1: And I'm arresting you on suspicion.

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Speaker 21: Of murder, mister Miller, Mister, I will arrest you for

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Speaker 21: I'm shore and please start please, I'm arresting you on

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Speaker 21: suspicion of murder.

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Speaker 11: Okay, so that I'm very confused watching that. Well, we

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Speaker 11: only have three minutes explain what is going on.

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Speaker 26: My understanding is that they've created a fictional series where

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Speaker 26: you know, it's a young white boy who, at the

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Speaker 26: age thirteen, has somehow fallen into in seldom a bizarre theory,

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Speaker 26: given that you know, I don't think we'd ever call

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Speaker 26: a thirteen year old and voluntarily sell of it.

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Speaker 14: That's a bizarre claim to make about him.

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Speaker 26: But also that you know he's responsible for killing a

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Speaker 26: young black boy, uh, and that somehow this is now

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Speaker 26: a model for what British teach schools should be teaching

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Speaker 26: their children, that they should be making young white males

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Speaker 26: in particular feel guilt implicitly on you know that, and

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Speaker 26: that they, you know, are secretly monsters that could pin

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Speaker 26: should go out and murder their classmates of the different

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Speaker 26: race or something. It's a bizarre show, and honestly, like

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Speaker 26: there's there's evidence that this is just a straight up

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Speaker 26: in version of some of the very serious crimes that

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Speaker 26: have been committed in Britain. Notably there's there's this kid,

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Speaker 26: Axel rudak Ubana who murdered a slew of people in Southport,

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Speaker 26: and there's other instances like this where you actually do

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Speaker 26: have you know, a serious f s free of knife

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Speaker 26: crime committed by in the sometimes young blackmaile. So the

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Speaker 26: idea that you would suddenly turn that around and turn

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Speaker 26: make it about white males is just it's I mean,

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Speaker 26: I don't have a better face.

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Speaker 11: It is pure propaganda, it is blood libel. So the

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Speaker 11: idea is that a white kid gets consumed by far

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Speaker 11: right content online like the Charlie Kirk Show. So he

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Speaker 11: stabbed a girl to death and this shows the crisis

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Speaker 11: of radical content online that Britain must stop. It proves

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Speaker 11: that we need more censorship when in reality, knife crime

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Speaker 11: in Britain is almost entirely by non white, mostly Muslim

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Speaker 11: immigrant pup populations. Just the truth, it's not white native

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Speaker 11: Britain thirteen year olds that are going and stabbing up

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Speaker 11: people in their local school. And by the way, the

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Speaker 11: actual headlines when this happened was the reality were immigrants,

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Speaker 11: that we're doing this. And now the idea of adolescence

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Speaker 11: is how the manosphere is propagandizing young men to become

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Speaker 11: murderous to their classmates, that this is pure anti mal propaganda.

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Speaker 26: Twenty seconds will Yeah, they've turned a fantasy into something

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Speaker 26: they believe their young white males need to be lectured about.

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Speaker 26: It's offensive and I think it'll ultimately be counterproductive because

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Speaker 26: I think that it will breed a lot of resentment

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Speaker 26: towards the establishment from young males and turn them to

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Speaker 26: the right.

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Speaker 11: Will thank you so much, counselor for the Article three

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Speaker 11: Project Council. Thank you very much.

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Speaker 14: Welcome.

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