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Speaker 1: Welcome in out number two Clay Travis buck Sexton Show.

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Speaker 1: Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. Summer of

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Speaker 1: Trump underway and it is a doozy for people who

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Speaker 1: hate Trump as Trump is stacking wins one after the other.

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Speaker 4: Let's start here.

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Speaker 1: I hope you listened to us and did not panic

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Speaker 1: in April when everyone was screaming for you to sell

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Speaker 1: your stocks that the tariffs were going to destroy the world.

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Speaker 1: Five hundred as I speak to you right now, is

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Speaker 1: at an all time high. If you simply did not

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Speaker 1: look at the prices of your stocks this year. Congratulations,

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Speaker 1: you are doing quite well. You have more money in

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Speaker 1: from a variety of different perspectives.

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Speaker 4: So that is huge.

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Speaker 1: Supreme Court delivering a series of monumental wins for President Trump.

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Speaker 1: It ran on its knees begging for help, expectations that

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Speaker 1: the Abraham Accords are going to be expanded, all of

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Speaker 1: this coming together in the last few weeks, the big

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Speaker 1: And it is today Buck the one year anniversary of

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden's disastrous debate performance that unfortunately began the rapid

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Speaker 1: descent of Buck Island, much like Atlantis, into the land

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Speaker 2: We were very close, though, everyone, We were very close.

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Speaker 3: Biden held out for weeks and weeks, and as we know,

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Speaker 3: he almost pulled it off. But there was that dastardly

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Speaker 1: Also Pew Research data that I think should be getting

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Speaker 1: more attention than it is. Trump won a majority of

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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris just fifty one to forty eight. Putting that

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Speaker 1: just three He nearly flipped Hispanic women nationwide. I know

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna say since probably Eisenhower Clay sort

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Speaker 3: On April twelfth of this year, or of twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 2: Do you want more? Do you want more?

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Speaker 2: Do you want more? Or you had enough for today? No?

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Speaker 3: I mean yeah, no that was I said, that was

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Speaker 3: I said, Clay, you're insane. Trump won Georgia by two points.

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Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four toss up states, team look this up.

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Speaker 1: This is a major research project. I think Georgia is

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Speaker 3: For it still a true battleground state, true battleground state

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Speaker 1: People so all of these things again struck down The

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Speaker 6: us as princes and, princesses entire nations would celebrate gay,

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Speaker 6: marriage but obviously flies in the direct face of all major.

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Speaker 2: Religions this is.

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Speaker 1: An incredible series of. Wins President trump has been stacking

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Speaker 1: a lot of series of. Wins are you impressed that

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Speaker 1: the court has been willing to apply the law as

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Speaker 1: consistently as they have and actually give him all these

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Speaker 1: wins and not get? Involved because what's so important about?

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Speaker 1: This AND i said it off the top one, day

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Speaker 1: the president of presidential power is going to apply to

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Speaker 1: A democrat president in a significant. Way the same thing

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Speaker 1: is going to apply here when it comes to nationwide.

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Speaker 1: Injunctions there will be A democrat president who also benefits

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Speaker 1: from this. President these are the right. Decisions BUT i

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Speaker 1: guess Maybe i've just gotten so used to The court

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Speaker 1: playing politics and trying to be cutesie THAT i didn't

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Speaker 1: think they were actually going to be as willing to

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Speaker 1: uphold the law and issue these clear precedents as they have.

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Speaker 2: Been does it surprise you or you also skeptical in some?

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Speaker 2: WAY i am.

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Speaker 6: Surprised nationwide injunctions is something that the justices have all

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Speaker 6: hinted that that they need to address for such a long.

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Speaker 6: Time it's obviously such a big problem if you ask

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Speaker 6: district court, judges circuit court, Judges there's been books written

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Speaker 6: on at law review. Articles it's been such a big.

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Speaker 6: Problem and yet there's never been. This they haven't stepped

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Speaker 6: up and stopped. It there are a lot of illegal

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Speaker 6: things that happen all the time that The Supreme court

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Speaker 6: has just kind of, said, whatever we're not going to

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Speaker 6: deal with. It AND i think conservative maybe it was During,

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Speaker 6: obamacare you, know maybe, thereafter where just if the the

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Speaker 6: decision was, hard if it was going to be, hard

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Speaker 6: then you kind of figured they weren't going to do.

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Speaker 6: It BUT i think Actually Justice, roberts even though that's

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Speaker 6: what he cares about the, most is like preserving The court's,

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Speaker 6: legacy preserving his, legacy and not not beclowning the. Court

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Speaker 6: AND i think he's concerned that too many conservative rulings

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Speaker 6: would beclown. IT i think there is you, know when

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Speaker 6: when a good ruling comes, out my hope would be

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Speaker 6: that all those times we've been, disappointed all those, times

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Speaker 6: we hope that they'd do something that they, wouldn't that

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Speaker 6: it would lend to credibility. Here AND i think that's

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Speaker 6: What Justice Chief Justice roberts would hope To and of

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Speaker 6: course that's up the. Case Justice roberts might as well

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Speaker 6: go for it every single freaking, time because the left

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Speaker 6: is not going to be more appreciative now than. Otherwise

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Speaker 6: but you, know in his, MIND i think that's what

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Speaker 6: he hopes is like that people are going to respect

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Speaker 6: this because of all the times that they've held back

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Speaker 6: in the.

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Speaker 3: Past speaking of May melman from The White house and

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Speaker 3: tell us about where the big beautiful bill. Stands right,

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Speaker 3: Now i'm hearing some complaints from a number of different

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Speaker 3: quarters about The Senate parliamentarian getting to weigh in. Here

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Speaker 3: and this is something to do with, tradition not actually

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Speaker 3: something that is a has the force of law or the,

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Speaker 3: constitution and things are being stripped out by The senate.

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Speaker 2: Parliamentarian what the heck is going on with?

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Speaker 3: That specifically SOME Nfa National Firearms act provisions that would

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Speaker 3: allow people to buy suppressors like myself who like to

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Speaker 3: go shooting and not blow out their ear.

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Speaker 2: Drums what's going on?

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Speaker 4: Here May, yeah this.

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Speaker 6: Is the swampiest of the swamp thing to, understand and

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Speaker 6: it's very, frustrating but it's going to come down to

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Speaker 6: a pretty big political. Question so reconciliation is a process

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Speaker 6: that deals with mandatory. Spending so it's not it doesn't Create,

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Speaker 6: hey here's fifty billion dollars for, this here's fifty billion

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Speaker 6: dollars for, that but rather various. Programs what are different

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Speaker 6: levers that you can. Change we're not messing with, this

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Speaker 6: but something like it would be the retirement. Age if

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Speaker 6: you change, that you're not actually creating a new. Program

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Speaker 6: you're basically amending an existing program for budgetary. Reasons so

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Speaker 6: you can only do those sorts of. Things and yet

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Speaker 6: that's a pretty big leash because basically there's a lot

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Speaker 6: of levers that you can touch for budgetary. Reasons so

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Speaker 6: we had a few things that we really cared. About

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Speaker 6: that if you're going to Spend medicaid, money that you're

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Speaker 6: not going to spend it on transgender surgeries for. Minors

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Speaker 6: that if you're that there's a fund for companies to

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Speaker 6: help make energy more litigation. Proof basically a lot of different,

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Speaker 6: fixes and The Senate parliamentarian basically said all of those

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Speaker 6: things are too much in policy and not much in

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Speaker 6: affecting the levers of. Funding, now The senate parliamtarian who

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Speaker 6: elected this, person who is this, person who cares about this,

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Speaker 6: person and nobody if it's not a Real this is,

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Speaker 6: purely as you, said tradition to take that person's ruling

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Speaker 6: and treat it as the word Of. God and Yet

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Speaker 6: Senate republicans love doing. That oh, man they love traditions so.

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Speaker 6: Much SO i think the real question is do they uphold.

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Speaker 6: Tradition do they say The Senate parliamentarian's ruling saying these

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Speaker 6: things are two policy, wise like you, said on everything

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Speaker 6: from The Second amendment to transcender surgeries all the way

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Speaker 6: down to energy policies all the way, down or do you,

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Speaker 6: say you know, what NO i know how to, READ

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Speaker 6: i know what is budgetary versus, policy and we The,

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Speaker 6: senate we're going to make our own independent. Decisions so

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Speaker 6: that's Why i'm, all at the end of the, day

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Speaker 6: does well down to a policy.

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Speaker 1: Choice May, Melman Deputy assistant to The president's senior policy. Strategist,

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Speaker 1: okay big decision as it came to federal district court

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Speaker 1: judges and whether they can enjoin The president from being

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Speaker 1: able to.

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Speaker 2: Act that's a huge.

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Speaker 1: Win it also implicates in some way the decision about birthright,

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Speaker 1: citizenship which at some point will likely reach The Supreme. Court,

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Speaker 1: NOW i Know i'm asking you to read tea leaves

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Speaker 1: here because it is not directly, addressable BUT i said

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Speaker 1: on the show a little bit earlier that it made

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Speaker 1: me think The Supreme court may be more open to

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Speaker 1: The president's interpretation of the birthright citizenship amendment analysis THAN i.

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Speaker 1: Thought is that a crazy? Take or would you sign

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Speaker 1: on potentially with that, take with the understanding that we're

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Speaker 1: trying to predict something that hasn't yet.

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Speaker 2: Happened SO i.

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Speaker 6: Don't think it's a crazy. TAKE i, think on one,

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Speaker 6: hand we knew that The Supreme court was going to

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Speaker 6: be skittish to address this issue because it is such

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Speaker 6: a big, issue and so that made it a really

559
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Speaker 6: good vehicle to focus on nationwide. Injunctions, right this is

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Speaker 6: something that The Supreme court is going to move heaven

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Speaker 6: and earth to just focus on that procedural vehicle and

562
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Speaker 6: not just, say, oh you know, what let's just dive

563
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Speaker 6: into the substance and said and forget about the. Process

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Speaker 6: so this is something that they would love to avoid

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Speaker 6: thinking about for a little. Bit. Now it's difficult because

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Speaker 6: even though firsthright citizenship is terrible, policy and The United

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Speaker 6: states is unique in the globe in offering. It other

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Speaker 6: countries don't, say, oh you were here to, visit you,

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Speaker 6: know A Disney world equivalent like now you're child's. Citizen

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Speaker 6: that's not a thing anywhere. Else but at the end

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Speaker 6: of the, day there are some bad court rulings in

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Speaker 6: the past that have interpreted the Fourteenth amendment to basically give. That,

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Speaker 6: now past court rulings that are bad are overturned when

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Speaker 6: they need to. Be but it's a big. Decision it's

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Speaker 6: a weighty. Decision SO i think you're. Right, actually maybe

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Speaker 6: if they knew for sure they hated, this they would

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Speaker 6: have just said, so but they seem to want to avoid,

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Speaker 6: it and that AVOIDANCE i think either indicates willingness or

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Speaker 6: it indicates true, openness and they're just trying to bide

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Speaker 6: their time to make such a big.

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Speaker 1: Rule may we appreciate? IT i got a hot take.

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Speaker 1: Here i'm actually pretty pleased with The Supreme. COURT i

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Speaker 1: don't know that that ever gets said very. OFTEN i

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Speaker 5: it's much smaller than, that and just bomb after, bomb

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Speaker 7: Up, incredible incredible.

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Speaker 5: beat isis for, me and he did it in a

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Speaker 5: matter of.

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Speaker 1: Weeks so, LOOK i, MEAN i do think that the

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Speaker 1: you wanted them to, be Is, okay we'll strike. Again

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Speaker 1: and So trump just blatantly saying that also is super.

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Speaker 3: IMPACTFUL i think, Yes and that also goes into the

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Speaker 3: negotiations that could happen going forward With, iran where now

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Speaker 3: they know that When trump, says, guys we'll just do,

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Speaker 3: this you can start building it, again and we'll just

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Speaker 3: is sob we're going to vomb it. Again so don't do.

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Speaker 3: It let's get something else going. Here you're not going

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Speaker 3: to be allowed to build nuclear. WEAPONS D. D thomas

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Speaker 3: listening ON Wr radio From New. York play, it.

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Speaker 7: Play buck love you, guys keep doing exactly what you're,

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Speaker 7: doing because you're doing the right. Thing today was a great.

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Speaker 7: Day today was a great day for everybody In. America

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Speaker 7: and they don't even know, it they don't even understand.

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Speaker 1: It and.

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Speaker 7: Listen today was also the anniversary of The Joe biden

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Speaker 7: And Donald trump, debate which is.

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Speaker 3: Awesome what a great day By you're welcome and thank,

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Speaker 3: you and you're. Correct it is a great day For.

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Speaker 3: America today just a good. Day you, Know i'm not

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Speaker 3: saying tomorrow's not going to have its, challenges but a

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Speaker 3: lot of good things happening, today a lot of reason for,

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Speaker 3: optimism a lot of reason feel. Good we'll talk more about,

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Speaker 3: it we'll talk more about the challenges of course ahead as.

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Speaker 3: Well But, CLAY i think it's it's fantastic that we

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Speaker 3: can take a moment here to Say trump is racking

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Speaker 3: up wins and we are not in fact tired of,

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Speaker 3: winning and that year ago, debate you have to say

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Speaker 3: the most successful presidential debate in the history of presidential.

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Speaker 2: DEBATES i think it goes both.

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Speaker 1: DIRECTIONS i Think Joe biden ended his, career making it

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Speaker 1: the least successful and the most. Successful we've never seen

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Speaker 1: a debate that consequential in the history of anybody's life

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Speaker 1: AND i think, that in conjunction with The Butler pa

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Speaker 1: assassination attempt and the way he, responded Put trump back

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Speaker 1: in The White. House we'll break it down for you

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Speaker 1: next