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Speaker 4: President Elect Trump has blamed you for this crisis. He

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Speaker 4: My understanding is that you have put a call into

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Speaker 5: No, that was months ago.

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Speaker 2: That was after his victory.

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Speaker 5: I mean he's done it. Utah is not a Michigan

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Speaker 7: China's cyber program is by far and away the world's largest,

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Speaker 6: Wreak havoc.

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Speaker 6: The Chinese have already insinuated malware into critical American infrastructure.

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Speaker 4: Then you have Cash Patel and then Tulsa Gabbard.

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Speaker 8: Being done, particularly on had set by Crafts, to try

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Speaker 6: There's been a lot of money, there's.

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Speaker 8: Been a lot of agitation, there's been a lot of

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Speaker 2: Is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 9: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 3: You've not got a free shot.

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Speaker 9: All these networks lying about the people, the people have had.

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Speaker 2: A belly full of it.

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Speaker 3: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 9: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 2: It's going to happen.

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Speaker 6: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 6: big line? Mega media? I wish in my soul.

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Speaker 10: I wish that any of these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 9: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 9: If that answer is to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 3: Will be saved. Worry use your host, Stephen k Maas.

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Speaker 9: It's Monday, thirteenth January, Year of Alert, twenty twenty five

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Speaker 9: really flooded, the zone of the confirmations. Where I get

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Speaker 9: Eric, so your logistics expert, and walk me through your

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Speaker 11: Newsom is definitely deflecting from his decades of environmental and

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Speaker 11: They especially not and especially not their insurance companies are.

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Speaker 9: On the other side, Johnny Kahn, who lost his house

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Speaker 9: Okay, I want to get to the confirmation. Washington Post

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Speaker 11: why I want to clarify that statement. Look, this whole

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Speaker 2: He can't be president.

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Speaker 11: Because he was born in South Africa, but he can

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Speaker 9: Okay, heny On, let's go to Newsom first and call

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Speaker 3: One hundred and fifty billion dollars of damage.

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Speaker 9: Talk about the insurance industry is going to implode so

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Speaker 3: Your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 11: He's not aspiring to anything other than having to dig

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Speaker 2: Yes, fires happen.

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Speaker 11: We have machinery, we have automation, we have pumps that

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Speaker 3: You had you had the mayor who knew wins were coming.

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Speaker 9: You've had Gavin Newsom, whose performance has been there for

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Speaker 11: Look, when you have hiring that when people are saying

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Speaker 11: That speaks to the malpractice and stupidity we have across

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Speaker 9: Okay, let's go back to the recall of Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 3: Walt me through your logic of why Elon Musk.

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Speaker 11: Because again, one percent of Elon Musk's brain vastly exceeds

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Speaker 2: That they've been pushing.

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Speaker 9: That's what I want to talk about, the airspace industry,

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Speaker 9: Just because it's a bunch of progressives in Southern California,

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Speaker 11: Then look, we might not agree with Elon Musk one

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Speaker 11: they generate their power. It all needs to be cleaned up.

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Speaker 11: California used to be an even greater state. The weather's

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Speaker 11: still fantastic, but not so great when when old houses

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Speaker 11: in your entire neighborhood are obliterated in a weekend.

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Speaker 3: Look, look, my.

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Speaker 9: Definitence is of Elon muss or legion on everything from

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Speaker 9: globalism and nationalism, to the Chinese Companist Party to actually,

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Speaker 9: you know, Visa's transhumanism, all of it. But is your point,

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Speaker 9: because I want to get, is your point that if

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Speaker 9: you recall Newsom, who has to be recalled, you're not

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Speaker 9: going to be able to beat him with a conventional

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Speaker 9: Republican candidate.

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Speaker 3: That you got to look outside the boxes.

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Speaker 9: That is that the point you're making is besides being

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Speaker 9: a builder and uh in the world's richest man.

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Speaker 3: Uh He, like Caruso is, you're going to have to.

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Speaker 9: Come with somebody that doesn't come from a political background,

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Speaker 9: because you're not going to beat Newsome in a in

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Speaker 9: a in a in the fight that has to take

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Speaker 9: place after the recall with a conventional candidate.

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Speaker 11: I think unconventional is a way to defeat the very conventional,

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Speaker 11: very leftist, and very installed, an entitled blob that.

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Speaker 2: Is the Democrat Party in California.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I want to go to stay on unconventional.

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Speaker 9: Tomorrow starts, and I'm so glad that the team has

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Speaker 9: now done flood the zone. I think we have thirteen

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Speaker 9: thirteen confirmation candidates and I think fourteen hearings. Pam Bondi's

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Speaker 9: going to get two back to back. I think those

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Speaker 9: are Thursday and Friday or Wednesday Thursday.

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Speaker 3: We'll get the chump of there.

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Speaker 9: Second, Pete Hegseath is one of the more unconventional because

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Speaker 9: you're really taking it from the warrior cast and not

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Speaker 9: going to one of these either senior executives, senior member

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Speaker 9: of Congress, or a former flag officer. Brought me through

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Speaker 9: the pros and cons of Pete Hegseath and why you

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Speaker 9: think you should be confirmed and confirmed immediately.

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Speaker 11: Look, for twenty some years we've been at this so

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Speaker 11: called global war on Terror, which has been done in

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Speaker 11: a very half assed management approach, and we've lost abysmally.

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Speaker 11: And I think it's very important to have a veteran

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Speaker 11: that has lived with in the field the bad decisions

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Speaker 11: made by bureaucrat generals and bureaucrats back in Washington in

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Speaker 11: to say enough of that, and he has to he's

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Speaker 11: going to get the military refocused on lethality and merit.

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Speaker 2: Okay, we need a military that.

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Speaker 11: Is a large, snarling, a very scary organism that our

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Speaker 2: And when you have.

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Speaker 11: The constant pursuit of green bio fuel or diversity, diversity, diversity,

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Speaker 11: instead of lethality and merit, you get a military that

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Speaker 11: shoots its own airplanes down, that crashes ships, that doesn't

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Speaker 11: put water on fires when their ships.

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Speaker 2: Are on fire.

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Speaker 11: That you have that, you get defeated in Afghanistan by

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Speaker 11: twenty thousand illiterate goat herders, all the techno wizardy of

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Speaker 11: the US military defeated in Afghanistan. We have setback after

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Speaker 11: setback in the nonsense must stop, or when the hour

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Speaker 11: of need of actual existential crisis of state on state

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Speaker 11: warfare threatening America, we will be found very, very wanting

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Speaker 11: and extremely.

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Speaker 2: Disappointed with the results if we don't fix it.

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Speaker 11: Hegseth has a gut to fix it.

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Speaker 9: Eric, I know you got a bounce, but I just

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Speaker 9: needed a few minutes. On the other side, Russell talking

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Speaker 9: about the bond market. It's in kind of revolt about

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Speaker 9: the previous spending of the United States government and our debt.

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Speaker 9: This has nothing to do with President Trump's tariffs. They're

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Speaker 9: trying to spend that. We're going to have Eja attorning

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Speaker 9: to break it down. I had Philip Patrick on the

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Speaker 9: show on Saturday. Birch Gold now more than ever. Just

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Speaker 9: look at the bond marketing. I told you it's gonna

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Speaker 9: be turbulent, folks. Turbulence is coming now, even before the

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Speaker 9: days of thunder Birch Gold, dot com, slash span and

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Speaker 9: the end of the dollar empire. Get the new free installment,

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Speaker 9: modern monetary theory, the idea that broke the world. Think

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Speaker 9: it ain't broke. Look out in California, particularly Southern California.

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Speaker 9: Short commercial break back in the worm in just a moment,

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Speaker 9: rfk in.

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Speaker 6: You, then you have Cash Patel and then Tulsa Gabbard.

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Speaker 10: Who do you think is the least likely to get through?

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Speaker 8: If you talk to Republicans right now, I think every

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Speaker 8: single one that we've talked to wants all four to

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Speaker 8: get through and leaves all four will get through unless

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Speaker 8: something new is presented during those congressional hearings. So if

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Speaker 8: we're just litigating the things that are the known knowns

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Speaker 8: in public, I think all four get through.

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Speaker 6: I know there's a lot of work being done.

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Speaker 8: Particularly on hag Set by Democrats, to try to get

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Speaker 8: somebody involved in the various allegations against him to testify

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Speaker 8: to co public so that they have new information to

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Speaker 8: tie it to.

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Speaker 6: So far, my.

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Speaker 8: Understanding is there's not been a lot of luck in

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Speaker 8: getting that done. And so unless that happens, Republicans want

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Speaker 8: to unite, want to be able to give Trump the

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Speaker 8: cabinet that he wants, whether people like it or not.

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Speaker 8: He won and they believe that he has a right

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Speaker 8: to have it. So and I think you saw it

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Speaker 8: with Jody Earnst, Like, listen, you've got to be one

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Speaker 8: hell of a tough person with the skin of a

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Speaker 8: rhino to take the crap that you have to take

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Speaker 8: on social media advertising back in your state.

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Speaker 9: If you're thinking of hey, hang on, I got it,

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Speaker 9: thank you perfect, Jim Vander, Hey.

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Speaker 3: Talk to me. They're going to try to throw up.

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Speaker 9: They're desperately searching for somebody all these anonymous accusations. They're

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Speaker 9: desperately trying to get on a search somebody to step

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Speaker 9: forward that's a victim or knows a victim or something.

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Speaker 9: What type of thing are they going to throw at

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Speaker 9: Pete Hegsath? Then how do we have to power through this?

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Speaker 9: Because the audience has to understand we're gonna have to

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Speaker 9: man the ramparts both at Article three, at at our

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Speaker 9: own app bill blaster, etc. To make sure we make

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Speaker 9: contact with all these senators starting this say, afternoon and

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Speaker 9: tomorrow to push Pete Heggsa through. What types of things

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Speaker 9: do you think they're gonna come acting with Eric that

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Speaker 9: we should be prepared for.

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Speaker 11: It will be a litany or an adjacent to whatever

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Speaker 11: they've they've claimed before. Look, he's not been a government contractor.

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Speaker 11: Uh so there's not going to be any weird claims

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Speaker 11: of billing malfeasance. But I mean, heck, he's been around

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Speaker 11: the TV business and all the the wild accusations people

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Speaker 11: can make around that. So you could expect someone to

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Speaker 11: make up something or to be paid to make up

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Speaker 11: something or paid to remember something very differently that happened.

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Speaker 11: And he's got to be resolute and indeed power through that.

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Speaker 9: The rest of the how important you I mean, you know,

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Speaker 9: you know, defense and Intel is, but as well as anybody.

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Speaker 9: You got Ratcliffe, But really the key one is is

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Speaker 9: Tulsi Gabbard.

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Speaker 3: They're all over.

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Speaker 9: I should note that Tulsi Gabbard's hearing has been delayed.

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Speaker 9: She's one of the heavies that's not coming this week.

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Speaker 9: The other is Cash but tell but Cash. They're saying that, uh,

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Speaker 9: he's not coming because they're only doing cabinet.

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Speaker 3: Folks this week.

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Speaker 9: The So your thoughts about the rest of them and

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Speaker 9: how important is the power through this to get President

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Speaker 9: Trump his team trumb.

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Speaker 2: Won the election.

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Speaker 11: It's advising consent, it's not advising control. Is the role

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Speaker 11: of the Senate, and Republicans need to be on board,

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Speaker 11: including Murkowski and Collins. I mean, heck, I'm bitter about

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Speaker 11: Republicans that kind of vote only when they feel like it,

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Speaker 11: and I really feel like well, one of the things

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Speaker 11: that fix America is to go back to the state's

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Speaker 11: electing senators, the state legislatures, not direct election.

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Speaker 2: The founders had that one.

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Speaker 9: Right, Let's go so folks, someone to get back to

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Speaker 9: this in a second, in a moment, after we do

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Speaker 9: the bond market, we've got to focus on the Days

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Speaker 9: of Thunder Preamble, which is going to be this week.

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Speaker 9: Thirteen cabinet nominees are going to go in the confirmation process.

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Speaker 9: We're going to cover that wall to wall because it's

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Speaker 9: going to be pretty exciting because the Democrats look.

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Speaker 3: To set a lot of traps from President Trump.

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Speaker 9: I do want to from President Trump's National Security Council,

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Speaker 9: Mike Waltz, the Congressman of Green Berace. Av Gorcro will

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Speaker 9: be head of I think counter Terrorism. Seb obviously contributed

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Speaker 9: to show and was with me at Breitbart for years

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Speaker 9: and with us in the White House. The first time

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Speaker 9: I want to play this and get your response, this

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Speaker 9: is about Ukraine, Eric Prince, I will say.

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Speaker 12: You know, the other thing that we're going to need

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Speaker 12: to see is really stabilizing things on the battlefield. And

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Speaker 12: one of the things that we'll be asking of the

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Speaker 12: Ukrainians is they have real manpower issues? You know, their

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Speaker 12: draft age right now is twenty six years old, not eighteen.

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Speaker 12: I don't think a lot of people realize that they

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Speaker 12: could generate hundreds of thousands of new soldiers. So when

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Speaker 12: we hear about morale problems, when we hear about issues

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Speaker 12: on the front line. Look, if the Ukrainians have asked

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Speaker 12: the entire world to be all in for democracy, we

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Speaker 12: need them to be all in for democracy. And they

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Speaker 12: certainly have fought bravely. They certainly have taken a very

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Speaker 12: noble and tough stand. But we need to see those

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Speaker 12: manpower shortages addressed. This isn't just about munitions, ammunition or

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Speaker 12: writing more checks. It's about seeing the front lines stabilize

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Speaker 12: so that we can enter into some type of deal.

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Speaker 13: I'll give one tip ofway that the President has mentioned.

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Speaker 13: He will say to that murderous for MERKGB colonel, that

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Speaker 13: thug who runs the Russian Federation, you will negotiate now,

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Speaker 13: or the aid that we have given to Ukraine thus

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Speaker 13: far will look like peanuts. That's how he will force

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Speaker 13: those gentlemen to come to an arrangement that stops the bloodshed.

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Speaker 9: So, Eric Prince, you know, Robert Kagan's got a big

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Speaker 9: piece in the Atlantic, how Trump's about Trump's Trump's first

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Speaker 9: strategic defeat will be Ukraine. This is not Trump's war.

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Speaker 9: Trump fought this from the beginning, Mike Waltz is saying,

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Speaker 9: and we've been in so Mike Walsh, you understand some

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Speaker 9: of the audience of the war room knows about the

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Speaker 9: non eighteen year old conscripts for over a year, about

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Speaker 9: a year and a half when when they tried to

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Speaker 9: actually do it in the Ukrainian got shot down. Seb saying,

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Speaker 9: flood the zone with more weapons for Ukraine. Waltz is saying,

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Speaker 9: help them stabilize the battlefield with more conscripts.

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Speaker 3: Does President Trump want to own this war?

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Speaker 9: I thought our theory of the case was forty eight hours,

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Speaker 9: seventy two hours when I get the hell out and really,

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Speaker 9: to me, it's NATO and the Ukrainians that a little

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Speaker 9: bit have to say, hey, guys, this war is over.

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Speaker 3: It's time for you to get to the negotiating table.

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Speaker 3: Am I missing it?

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Speaker 9: Are we going to actually because what they're talking about

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Speaker 9: by putting more weapons in and getting them conscripts is

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Speaker 9: some sort of kind of semi active role as much

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Speaker 9: as the Biden administration in the Ukrainian War?

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Speaker 3: Am I wrong on this? Brother?

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Speaker 11: Look, Zelensky is not viewed as a legitimate negotiating counterparty

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Speaker 11: for the Russians because Lensky is overstayed the mandate and

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Speaker 11: canceled those last elections. So they've got to have an election.

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Speaker 11: I think there's one's scheduled for March or April. The

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Speaker 11: Ukrainians have not been able to put more manpower in

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Speaker 11: the field.

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Speaker 2: They are running out.

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Speaker 11: I think I agree with Waltz in that point that

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Speaker 11: if they're going to do this, then they're going to

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Speaker 11: be demanding all this support from partner nations. They at

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Speaker 11: least have to have the same service age as the

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Speaker 11: rest of those countries. And I would imagine seb is

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Speaker 11: saying that because they're trying to negotiate from some kind

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Speaker 11: of position of strength, because the fact is the Russians

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Speaker 11: are winning, They have been winning for many months now,

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Speaker 11: and they're grinding along. What incentive do the Russians have

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Speaker 11: to stop? But I do think the Russians do want

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Speaker 11: to have a negotiated settlement. The question is what's left

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Speaker 11: of Ukraine. At the end of it, probably everything east

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Speaker 11: of the Denepa River is what they'll take. It's a

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Speaker 11: they have a weather window now where the ground is

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Speaker 11: hard enough.

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Speaker 9: That can still haul it, haul it, haul it full stop,

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Speaker 9: full stop. You said west of what River?

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Speaker 2: Sorry, everything east of the What River?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, but that's my point that that's that's that's that's

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Speaker 9: a lot worse than this war started. That's taken half

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Speaker 9: of the country or forty percent of the country, is

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Speaker 9: it not.

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Speaker 3: I'm not saying disagree with that.

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Speaker 9: I just want to make people in the audience understand

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Speaker 9: we were talking about the Russia speaking provinces of the

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Speaker 9: Don Bossi Crimea. Now because now because of Biden's terrific

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Speaker 9: management of this war.

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Speaker 3: Uh now you're talking about forty percent of Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: Do what that's that's a real possibility. And so.

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Speaker 11: Uh yeah, hopefully Trump can convince Putin to stop and

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Speaker 11: to and to rejoin the Western nations again. It is

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Speaker 11: in our interest to pull Russia away from the orbit

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Speaker 11: of China.

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Speaker 2: That is really bad for America. And Steve, I got

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Speaker 2: a run, okay.

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Speaker 9: But go go go, go, go go go. I know

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Speaker 9: you got to take up He gave us more time

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Speaker 9: than we asked for. I appreciate you, brother, We'll get

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Speaker 9: all your podcast. Just when I got to the good questions,

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Speaker 9: this is, you know, they're asking for security guarantees already

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Speaker 9: unless he says he's got to be an American security guarantee,

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Speaker 9: has to be an American security guarantee, which means young

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Speaker 9: men and women in the Ukraine. What the demands of

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Speaker 9: NATO and the Party of Davos and Brussels is to me?

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Speaker 9: So over the top. President Trump does not want to

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Speaker 9: own this war. He has no involvement in this war.

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Speaker 9: He campaigned against this war. He has said from the beginning,

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Speaker 9: this war should have never started. And if President Trump,

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Speaker 9: if the election of twenty twenty had not been stolen

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Speaker 9: and he didn't have an illegitimate Biden regime in there,

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Speaker 9: this war we had never never taken place under President

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Speaker 9: Trump's watch.

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Speaker 3: On that, there is just no doubt.

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Speaker 9: And now you see Kagan and all the Atlanticists in

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Speaker 9: the public intellectuals on the left, they're sitting a trap

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Speaker 9: right there for President Trump. I just hope as national

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Speaker 9: security guys who I think very highly of, are on

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Speaker 9: point here. We don't want to President Trump does not

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Speaker 9: want to own this war. You get into this scene

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Speaker 9: for six months to a year, and they're going to

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Speaker 9: blame They're setting up to blame Trump for their own failures.

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Speaker 9: They have failed here from the beginning. It has been abject,

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Speaker 9: tragic failure. The Ukrainian people have paid for this, right,

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Speaker 9: the Ukrainian people have paid for this, and now they're

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Speaker 9: trying to snarl President Trump in this trap and they'll

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Speaker 9: go to any length to do it. I want to

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Speaker 9: go down to EJ and Tony EJ All kind of

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Speaker 9: as the end, we've told the audience, who trained the

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Speaker 9: audience that say, hey, the ten year bond is what

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Speaker 9: the price of the ten year bond is kind of

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Speaker 9: what drives your life, your card loan, your credit card,

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Speaker 9: your mortgage, any personal loan you would take out. And

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Speaker 9: so people very much have focused on in the warroom,

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Speaker 9: they focus on the price of gold in the ten

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Speaker 9: year bond. Right the ten year bond is getting up

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Speaker 9: to five. You're seeing a kind of a you're seeing

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Speaker 9: a total kind of rejection. It hasn't become a route yet,

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Speaker 9: but rejection by the global bond market on the Biden

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Speaker 9: regimes policies, particularly the deficits in the spending, but it's

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Speaker 9: going to narrow President Trump's field of alternatives, sir.

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Speaker 6: That's exactly right, Steve.

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Speaker 10: And on top of that, another added complication here is

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Speaker 10: the fact that I can't, for the life and me

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Speaker 10: understand why a Republican controlled House at the time did this.

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Speaker 10: But between the Republican controlled House and the Democrat White House,

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Speaker 10: they have left President Trump the incoming administration also with

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Speaker 10: a debt ceiling as well. And look, it's not that

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Speaker 10: we hate the debt ceiling. We like any kind of

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Speaker 10: measure that's going to keep down government spending. But the

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Speaker 10: problem is the debt ceiling as we have it today

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Speaker 10: is completely divorced from spending. So Congress gets to vote

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Speaker 10: in all of the spending they want, and then they

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Speaker 10: always have some kind of crisis where they say, oh, no,

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Speaker 10: we need to raise the debt ceiling, whereas before it

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Speaker 10: used to be before World War One, you had to

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Speaker 10: vote to increase the debt ceiling at the same time

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Speaker 10: you voted for the increase in spending. But whatever the case,

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Speaker 10: treasury markets are getting into a whole lot of turmoil.

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Speaker 10: And this is something that we've actually predicted on the

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Speaker 10: show for well over a year now that this was

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Speaker 10: the direction we are heading, and we are basically getting

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Speaker 10: to a point where markets no longer believe the Fed.

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Speaker 10: They no longer believe the talking points from Janet Yellen

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Speaker 10: that the treasury market continues to be deep and liquid,

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Speaker 10: easily tradable.

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Speaker 6: That's just not the reality anymore.

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Speaker 10: There's too much government debt out there and the private

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Speaker 10: market can't sustain it all, certainly not when they have alternatives.

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Speaker 10: And the problem is that the only way the Treasury

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Speaker 10: can continue to attract more capital, in other words, continue

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Speaker 10: to get bondholders investors to give the Treasury more money

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Speaker 10: to lend them more money, is if the Treasury gives

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Speaker 10: higher and higher those on their bonds. And the result

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Speaker 10: of all this is making the debt even more expensive

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Speaker 10: to finance. We're looking at one point two trillion dollars

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Speaker 10: in interest on the debt this year, and that's before

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Speaker 10: we get even higher yields.

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Speaker 3: The repricing. Hang on, can you hang over for a second.

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Speaker 3: I want to hold you through the next break with

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Speaker 3: that tenure.

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Speaker 9: What he's talking about in this kind of crime is

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Speaker 9: that not only did the government treasuries have to go

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Speaker 9: up higher and increase the interest payment we have to

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Speaker 9: and that takes away from other opportunities President Trump wants

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Speaker 9: to have, but it also drives the cost of your

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Speaker 9: life higher. This is what we're saying about the inflation

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Speaker 9: kind of being embedded in the refinancing of the thirty

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Speaker 9: six trillion dollars. This is the first time I think

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Speaker 9: the American people have a great awakening that hey, these

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Speaker 9: deficits of the debt actually have a actually have an

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Speaker 9: impact on me.

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Speaker 3: It's going to be a lot more in the future.

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Speaker 9: Short commercial break back in the warm in a moment,

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Speaker 9: we will.

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Speaker 9: three lines of work that President Trump has to deal

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Speaker 9: with right away is the connectic part of the Third

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Speaker 9: World War, principally Ukraine in the Middle East. I think

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Speaker 9: Ukraine maybe at the top of the top of the heap.

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Speaker 9: There you've got the deportations, and the deportation have to

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Speaker 9: take place, and everything related to the immigration. All that

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Speaker 9: that's why we're not just the executive orders on the

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Speaker 9: days of thunder that start next officially start next Monday

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Speaker 9: with the executive orders and other things that you know,

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Speaker 9: Tom Holman and Stephen Miller going to do. Also, maybe

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Speaker 9: some legislation coming up if you two bills instead of one,

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Speaker 9: which I think will be the reality. But I say,

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Speaker 9: say the existential parts the debt and the deficit, and

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Speaker 9: you have come on and Scott and Peter used to

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Speaker 9: do it before they actually went to the administration and

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Speaker 9: talked about how Janet Yellen has been playing games, she's

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Speaker 9: been financing stuff short term, just as American people understand it.

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Speaker 3: It is, it is. This is not free.

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Speaker 9: When people talk about deficits and debt, it's not free anymore.

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Speaker 3: You ascension.

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Speaker 9: I think the mass roughly every household has like a

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Speaker 9: two hundred and forty thousand dollars second mortgage already on it.

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Speaker 9: That's adding to you, adding to the inflation the whole time.

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Speaker 9: I think every person's over one hundred thousand bucks.

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Speaker 3: And now they're just playing games.

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Speaker 9: And the bond we said at the beginning, the bond

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Speaker 9: market is going to have a vote here eventually, and

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Speaker 9: they're starting to wake up that all the past sins

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Speaker 9: of the Biden regime are coming home to rust. And

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Speaker 9: unfortunately this is just going to be another reality. The

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Speaker 9: President Trump and Scott Besson are going to be the

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Speaker 9: team that's left to deal with it.

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Speaker 10: Sir, exactly, Steve, And you look sometimes some of these numbers,

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Speaker 10: when we're dealing with trillions, everyone's eyes kind of glaze over.

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Speaker 10: It's difficult to really get your head around it. Even

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Speaker 10: when we talk about things like a second mortgage of

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Speaker 10: two hundred and three hundred thousand dollars. Sometimes it's hard

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Speaker 10: to get our head around it. So I want everyone

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Speaker 10: in the war room posse to do the following exercise.

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Speaker 10: Get your most recent pastub and see how much you

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Speaker 10: paid in personal federal income taxes and realize that half

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Speaker 10: of that half fifty percent of what you pay in

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Speaker 10: personal income taxes to the federal government is used just

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Speaker 10: to service the debt, not pay down the debt, just

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Speaker 10: the interest on the debt. That's how bad the situation

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Speaker 10: is today. And it's getting worse, not only because we're

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Speaker 10: continuing to spend too much money and grow that debt,

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Speaker 10: so we're continuing to need more money to finance it,

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Speaker 10: but also interest rates now are rising because of exactly

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Speaker 10: what you just mentioned, and it is an absolute mess.

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Speaker 10: And so much of what the Biden administration, particularly Janet Yellen,

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Speaker 10: have done over the last couple of years, have all

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Speaker 10: been short term fixes, essentially, things that conveniently were there

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Speaker 10: to get them past the election. And now that that's done,

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Speaker 10: all of those short term measures need to be unwound.

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Speaker 10: Think of it in a personal context here. Imagine you

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Speaker 10: rack up a ton of credit card debt, and it's

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Speaker 10: all on those introductory APR credit cards. In other words,

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Speaker 10: you get zero percent or only one or two percent

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Speaker 10: interest rates for the first twelve months. And so you

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Speaker 10: go on to spending sprief your household and you get

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Speaker 10: all kinds of nice stuff. Maybe you do some balance transfers,

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Speaker 10: you get a new car, you do some vacations, you

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Speaker 10: eat out all the time, etc.

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Speaker 6: You rack up a ton of debt.

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Speaker 10: Now the higher interest rates are kicking in as the

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Speaker 10: introductory aprs are over. So now what do you need to.

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Speaker 6: Do to get out of that mess?

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Speaker 10: Well, probably some kind of debt consolidation service, and yes,

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Speaker 10: you're going to have to pay a higher interest rate

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Speaker 10: than the zero or one or two percent, but it's

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Speaker 10: certainly better than if you let those credit cards go

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Speaker 10: up to thirty percent, which they will eventually. So that's

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Speaker 10: basically what Trump and Scott Bessett, what JD. Vans with

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Speaker 10: their whole team have to deal with now at the Treasury.

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Speaker 10: They need to essentially roll over this debt and reconsolidate

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Speaker 10: it at the lowest interest rates they possibly can. And

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Speaker 10: again going back to what we talked about earlier with

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Speaker 10: the debt ceiling, that makes that very difficult because there's

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Speaker 10: now even less flexibility that the Treasury has.

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Speaker 6: Again, it's not saying.

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Speaker 10: That we want no debt ceiling at all, right, we

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Speaker 10: do want limits on government spending. The problem is that

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Speaker 10: this is just happening at the worst possible time for

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Speaker 10: these folks.

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Speaker 3: They know it.

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Speaker 9: That's what you're just your alternatives, your range of alternatives

904
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Speaker 9: start to start to tighten.

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Speaker 3: And like I said, all the easy decision has been made.

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Speaker 9: Think we've got President Trump. I think it's seven trillion

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Speaker 9: dollars we know already has to be refinanced in this

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Speaker 9: coming year. With Scott Best, it is going to be

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Speaker 9: a herculean task. Aj Your social media is a great

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Speaker 9: way to keep up with all that?

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Speaker 3: What is that?

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Speaker 9: Where they go for your website? How do people get

913
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Speaker 9: to know you better?

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Speaker 10: The best place to find me is going to be

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Speaker 10: on x You'll see all the links, have all my

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Speaker 10: posts and everything there. The handle is at real EJ and.

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Speaker 3: Tony doctor Antoni. Thank you very much. Appreciate you coming

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Speaker 3: on making everything my pleasure.

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Speaker 9: So the three big efforts we've talked about now for

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Speaker 9: months is the end of the kinetic part of the

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Speaker 9: Third World War deportations. New Gingris is not having our

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Speaker 9: back today. They say say, the people that want to

923
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Speaker 9: deport everybody are rabbid.

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Speaker 3: Rabbit do you feel rabid? I don't feel rabbid. It's logical.

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Speaker 3: It has to happen.

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Speaker 9: But mister speaker, appreciate the We appreciate the thoughts, but no,

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Speaker 9: they all got to go. The third is the debt

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Speaker 9: and the deficit. That's the kind of events that have

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Speaker 9: to happen. The things are going to be worked on.

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Speaker 9: The ways you do it is get your team for

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Speaker 9: the cabinet, your executive positions. That's the confirmation process will

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Speaker 9: start tomorrow right.

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Speaker 3: To flood the zone.

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Speaker 9: We're going to have thirteen people stand up over the

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Speaker 9: next couple of days. You've got the executive orders on

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Speaker 9: the days of thunder. Next week, there have a schedule out.

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Speaker 9: There's going to be a presidential signing ceremony at the

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Speaker 9: White House right in the middle of the afternoon, right

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Speaker 9: when he gets back. So it's already on the bucks,

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Speaker 9: as we say. And then the third is legislation is

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Speaker 9: a one bill or two bills. The Lincoln Riley Bill

942
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Speaker 9: is going through right now, but the big financial bills

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Speaker 9: one or two, that's all going to.

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Speaker 3: Be worked out. Action, action, action.

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Speaker 9: As President Trump steps into the role of the forty

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Speaker 9: seventh president United.

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Speaker 3: States, and my god, what a disaster he's stepping into.

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Speaker 9: And that doesn't include California, which is with the winds

949
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Speaker 9: kicking back up. In these incompetents and malfeasance, criminal negligence,

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Speaker 9: all of it stick around short commercial break and I

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Speaker 9: mean short, like two minutes back for the second hour

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Speaker 9: in a moment