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Speaker 3: And he's uh, he's gonna have himself some big problems

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Speaker 2: He'll be next to And I hope he's listening. He's

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Speaker 3: Yes, President, cause we don't like people when they kill

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Speaker 2: They kill him.

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Speaker 2: Meaning cocaine in particular, as you know and this president.

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Speaker 3: You know, he's had a majority of two, three, four,

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Speaker 3: There are different names for it, but to me, it's

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Speaker 4: Do you want to see a.

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Speaker 3: The next year, or well, we don't need it because

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Speaker 3: And the one, you know, the great, big, beautiful bill

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Speaker 6: So same visas, but now just full of the best people.

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Speaker 3: You know it's needed for others, but but really it's

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Speaker 3: it's basically a much better form of a green card.

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Speaker 1: This legacy story lately posts on one of your cabinet members.

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Speaker 3: Well, I I think my cabinet is fantastic. I read

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Speaker 3: we have a closed we have a border that's the

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Speaker 3: He's doing great well, Howard's done really well, and Scott's

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Speaker 3: tell you who's doing a great job is Linda McMahon.

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Speaker 3: We're bringing education back to the states where it belongs.

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Speaker 3: Education is going. We can't do any worse that we're

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Speaker 3: I think it would be almost the equivalent of maybe better,

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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, the Gonza plan. Who do you at announce

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Speaker 3: Well, we'll do it early next year and the Board

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Speaker 3: You know, we thought we're gonna get very distinguished people

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Speaker 2: But really it looks like it's turning out to be.

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Speaker 2: They all up to last night's rally.

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Speaker 1: Can you clarify, you have called the affordability crisis as

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Speaker 1: a democratic coach, but you also wanna make America affordable.

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Speaker 3: Game No, the word, the word that they use is

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Speaker 3: I'm only no, I'm talking about when.

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Speaker 3: we have to get those things down. But when they go,

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Speaker 3: they look and they say affordability. They never discussed it.

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Speaker 3: They just say the election's about affordability. Well, it may

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Speaker 3: The sad thing is, for seven months we've had no

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Speaker 3: But the very simply, the Democrats created the worst crisis

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Speaker 3: No, I thought that issue was dead. That you're surprised,

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much, everybody. I appreciate it. Thank you,

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Speaker 7: All you folks.

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Speaker 4: It's really really important, folks, to the average American household.

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Speaker 4: Here's why the US is facing an historic air conditioning crisis.

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Speaker 4: I said it right, in historic air conditioning crisis, which

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Speaker 4: Happy to bring in Jamie Kelly on the show, Jamie

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Speaker 4: good they have you, my friend.

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Speaker 7: Will you get to your acting career first?

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Speaker 4: Just set us up with what is this thing that's

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Speaker 10: Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 10: Basically, this is a huge thing that no one's talking about.

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Speaker 11: A few years ago, there was a big meeting of

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Speaker 11: called the Kagali Agreement. They basically changed a whole gas

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Speaker 11: And the problem is that now we've picked up a

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Speaker 10: It's more expensive. It gives nothing to the manufacturer here.

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Speaker 4: Just so folks understand, this is the there's turn to

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Speaker 4: toxic to the environment, whatnot. And that's why if you've

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Speaker 7: So very quickly they.

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Speaker 11: Are phasing they're phasing this out. And let's say it

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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's a fifteen. It's insane.

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Speaker 11: So what's happening is is that the it is done

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Speaker 10: Takes back out of eight months.

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Speaker 11: The reason I'm involved is I do comedy and comedy

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Speaker 11: turn the air condition it's too expensive. Then I was

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Speaker 7: I'm like what.

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Speaker 10: And then I did a show in Pump Springs.

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Speaker 11: So from a person has a one bedroom apartment in

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Speaker 11: it's a huge problem. The rest of the world had

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Speaker 10: To make the change. We had fifteen months. We're now

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Speaker 10: in month twelve. We have three months April first, that's right.

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Speaker 7: After April first. You can't use friant.

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Speaker 11: I'm not exactly sure, but it's going to be very difficult.

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Speaker 11: There's gonna be a lot of regulations.

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Speaker 4: The important part, Jamie want me to cut you off

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Speaker 7: I know he's got to get a plane back to La.

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Speaker 7: You met with Lee's Elvin yesterday.

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Speaker 11: I had an amazing meeting with the head of the

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Speaker 11: basically let me know that you know they're going to

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Speaker 10: I can say that something that I think will help

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Speaker 11: Let me is it before whatever, the expiration of the

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Speaker 11: free I feel that there there would be I feel that, yes,

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Speaker 11: I don't feel that they're going to they're going there.

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Speaker 10: They're going to help the industry. That's how I feel.

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Speaker 10: But you know it's not a liberty for me to say,

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Speaker 7: To help help.

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Speaker 4: This is relevant because now Mexico, we have to go

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Speaker 11: It's made in China, the gas, then the gas is

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Speaker 11: shipped to Mexico. Then they install it in the Union

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Speaker 11: of Mexico. So you got to manufactured weight, ship manufactured weight.

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Speaker 11: Hope it gets shipped.

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Speaker 10: I mean it's a lot.

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Speaker 7: And then we pay and then we pay all that men.

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Speaker 11: Their workers get paid. They get a piece of the tariff.

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Speaker 11: Our guys are sitting around waiting.

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Speaker 10: We have nothing. We're losing money on all ends. We're

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Speaker 10: losing refrigerant, We're losing it. And it's dangerous. This is

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Speaker 4: Look like jameis an actor, is a comedian, but this

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Speaker 7: He's in DC.

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Speaker 4: We're in DC right now talking to Lee's e this

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Speaker 4: I mean, Trump is rolling back emission standards for vehicles, right,

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Speaker 4: can he roll back this?

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Speaker 11: Mister Zelda assured me that he is all over it,

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Speaker 11: He knows its a huge problem. Listen, one hundred and

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Speaker 7: You know the drill.

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Speaker 4: It's not but that's only that it's one hundred freaking

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Speaker 7: Exactly at I know we're a little crap for talk.

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Speaker 7: Take it time.

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Speaker 4: Tell me tell me the movie Portal. If you if

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Speaker 10: Yeah, you just found that out right now. I did

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Speaker 7: I did say Jimmie Kelly. I know Jamie k Kelly,

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Speaker 7: Jamie Kenny pub I'm you're in Scream. And now this

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Speaker 11: Portal and the Pines is a thriller, kind of conspiracy

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Speaker 7: Yes, I am the massive volume.

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Speaker 11: Are you familiar with article Mandela effect that I'm not well.

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Speaker 11: It's basically just like they said in twenty twelve, our

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Speaker 10: And so the movie's about that portal they discovered in

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Speaker 4: from Yeah, okay, but Wingman, which will.

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Speaker 10: Be Wingman will be I'll be twenty I'm being your hood.

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Speaker 11: Come Fort Lauderdale Film Festival of February twenty seventh.

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Speaker 10: Wingman is my new comedy that's going to debut there.

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Speaker 11: And then I also have another movie I did and

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Speaker 4: Dumb question, why is it a successful acting actor and

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Speaker 10: Because it's a real problem. I'm in my fifties. I

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Speaker 10: noticed it through my job, people fanning themselves and I'm

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Speaker 7: Got it seriously, Jamie Kennedy.

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Speaker 10: Kennedy brother, thank you, Thank you brother, Prime.

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Speaker 7: Prime Video, thank you, appreciationing you brother.

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Speaker 10: Silver.

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Speaker 7: Let's do silver. Silver is a great Christmas gift. It's

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Speaker 7: a Christmas season after all.

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Speaker 4: That's why for every five thousand dollars you buy between

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Speaker 4: now in December twenty second, Birch Gold will send you

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Speaker 7: Smart people diversify and have a hedge.

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Speaker 4: That's why I absolutely encourage you to buy gold, but

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Speaker 4: Our next guest, our own rav hosts of Law and Border,

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Speaker 4: who's been out with the Border Patrol and currently in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 7: That's bringing Ben Burkraum.

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Speaker 2: Ben.

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Speaker 7: You spoke with the US Border.

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Speaker 4: Patrol chief Michael Banks, and he asked him what would

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Speaker 4: be his message to the American people about the importance

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Speaker 4: of border patrol jobs.

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Speaker 7: Let's take a little sound bite from that.

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Speaker 12: First and foremost, into this country illegally is a crime.

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Speaker 12: One of the things you'll hear from the left talking

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Speaker 12: heads is that some of these people don't have a

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Speaker 12: criminal history, maybe not here in the United States, but

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Speaker 12: they have criminal history back home. You have to understand

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Speaker 12: that when the prior administration and Bide administration told you

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Speaker 12: they were vetting people, it's just a lie. They were

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Speaker 12: vetted against systems that they weren't in. They weren't vetted

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Speaker 12: against the systems they were in, and Venezuela wasn't going

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Speaker 12: to share that information with us because they didn't want

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Speaker 12: them back either. And so what you're seeing is non

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Speaker 12: criminals being arrested, those that have committed crimes since coming here.

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Speaker 12: Those are committed crimes from countries that do share that

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Speaker 12: information with us, and then again those that are wanted

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Speaker 12: in their own country that they would not that information

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Speaker 12: with us. But listen, as we do target enforcement. When

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Speaker 12: you target a criminal, illegal alien, someone that's got a

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Speaker 12: conviction for rape, robert murder, sexual assault of a minor,

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Speaker 12: you're going to find regular illegal aliens. Why because the

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Speaker 12: criminal legal aliens live in the same community as illegal Alians.

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Speaker 12: They prey on those illegal aliens hoping that they won't

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Speaker 12: report the victimization that they've received because they feared deportation.

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Speaker 12: For the first time in my lifetime, in both the

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Speaker 12: border patrol and in the military, whole of government approach

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Speaker 12: really has a meaning. I've heard it so many times.

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Speaker 7: Over and over again.

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Speaker 12: We're going to take a whole of government approach. I've

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Speaker 12: never seen it until January twenty.

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Speaker 7: First of this year.

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Speaker 12: As you said, we got FBI, we got atf we

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Speaker 12: got DA. If you're a law enforcement officer in the

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Speaker 12: federal government, you are in some way helping us with

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Speaker 12: this mission. And the fact is is that those that

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Speaker 12: came here illegally are going to be apprehended. They're going

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Speaker 12: to be prosecuted and deported. Is it the most caure

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Speaker 12: border we've ever had in my lifetime?

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Speaker 7: Absolutely?

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Speaker 12: Are we going to get complete operational control and buy

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Speaker 12: that I mean that nothing crosses that border without being apprehended.

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Speaker 7: We are going to get it.

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Speaker 12: For the first time in my career, actually believe it's

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Speaker 12: obtainable because the President of the United States and Christy

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Speaker 12: Nolan are empowering you as border patrol to do what

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Speaker 12: we know how to do, which is go out there

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Speaker 12: and secure that border.

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Speaker 7: You're doing it, you know, Ben.

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Speaker 4: I think it was really interesting that the President was

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Speaker 4: finishing off that long press conference at the top of

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Speaker 4: the hour and he mentioned what a great job Christy

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Speaker 4: nom is doing. A lot of people are calling me, hey,

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Speaker 4: have you heard Trump's going to fire Christy Nome reporters.

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Speaker 4: I'm like, you guys are nuts, and Trump confirmed he's not.

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Speaker 4: He's very happy with her job. Tell us about Chief Banks,

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Speaker 4: he seems at least encourage. I've interviewed him before and

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Speaker 4: he was worried about morale and whatnot. Tell us where

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Speaker 4: we are with.

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Speaker 13: Him now, Well, that was another question that I asked him.

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Speaker 13: Was it specifically about morale? And his response was, it's

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Speaker 13: never been higher. Letting these guys do what they swore

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Speaker 13: an oath to do is all they want to do

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Speaker 13: border patrol and ice. All they want to be able

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Speaker 13: to do is their jobs to go get the bad

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Speaker 13: guys and with voter patrols. In border patrols case, I

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Speaker 13: was with him in Blaine, Washington, up on the northern border,

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Speaker 13: so those guys want to secure that border. Under Biden,

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Speaker 13: they were actually shipped down to the southern border to

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Speaker 13: help process illegals and invite them into our country. Now

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Speaker 13: they're back up on the northern border securing the border,

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Speaker 13: and beyond that they're able to go and do these

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Speaker 13: targeted enforcements working with ICE to go into these communities

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Speaker 13: where the illegals were allowed in and they're getting them out.

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Speaker 13: So not only is border patrol securing the border, they're

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Speaker 13: also helping with that all of government approach to get illegals.

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Speaker 13: But that also brings you to here where I'm at

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Speaker 13: in Minneapolis, where the biggest problem we have in this

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Speaker 13: country are the sanctuary jurisdictions. Mayors like the mayor of Minneapolis,

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Speaker 13: the governor, governor Walls, all these people that are working

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Speaker 13: against ICE. That's the problem. If there's any morale issue,

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Speaker 13: it's because you have sanctuary jurisdictions working against them. But

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Speaker 13: if anything, what I'm seeing is it just pisses these

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Speaker 13: agents off even more and they want to do their

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Speaker 13: job even more, you know.

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Speaker 4: And it strikes me that this whole thing in Minneapolis

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Speaker 4: and Minnesota, the billion dollars that the Somali group had

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Speaker 4: stolen you know, elin Omar comes out and so it's

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Speaker 4: all but they're American citizens. Well I'm not sure. Maybe

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Speaker 4: they are, maybe they aren't, but they're still stealing, stealing

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Speaker 4: people blind. Is there a massive is there a big

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Speaker 4: illegal migrant situation in Minneapolis?

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Speaker 7: Also?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 13: Absolutely, Well that you've got twofold. So one is we've

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Speaker 13: allowed in millions of even legal immigrants that should never

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Speaker 13: have been allowed into this country. You have people being

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Speaker 13: brought in from corrupt governments and you wonder why somebody,

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Speaker 13: why they would do this massive fraud in Minneapolis in

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Speaker 13: the Somali community. Well, when you invite people into our

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Speaker 13: country that have first off, has no allegiance to this country,

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Speaker 13: and then you don't ask them to assimilate, you don't

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Speaker 13: expect have any expectations for them, They're going to bring

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Speaker 13: that third world mentality. And so even with the legal

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Speaker 13: immigrants that you have here, you have still had that

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Speaker 13: third world mentality with many of them. I saw a

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Speaker 13: lot of them today out protesting against ice in the community,

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Speaker 13: trying to pick up the other the illegal bad guys.

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Speaker 13: But the other side of that is, yes, you also

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Speaker 13: have illegal aliens that were brought in under Joe Biden.

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Speaker 13: Every country in the world just about came through our

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Speaker 13: southern border and our northern border under Joe Biden, and

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Speaker 13: they've shipped everywhere. But it's not just Somali's that you

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Speaker 13: have a massive illegal alien population here in Minneapolis. You

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Speaker 13: have huge numbers from Central America, South America and even Asia,

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Speaker 13: big numbers from China, from Vietnam as well, all over

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Speaker 13: the country. They choose these liberal cities because they get protection,

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Speaker 13: they get coverage, they get all the welfare benefits, and

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Speaker 13: they know, now when ICE is coming to town, you're

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Speaker 13: actually gonna have the government working the city and the

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Speaker 13: state government working against ICE being able to do their job.

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Speaker 13: So there's a reason why Yes, they answer short answer

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Speaker 13: you dear question, there's a massive illegal alien population here

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Speaker 13: in Minneapolis, just like every major liberal city in America.

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Speaker 4: How does Chief Banks don't if you ask them this,

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Speaker 4: how would be? How's what's the general thought on I

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Speaker 4: believe it's up to one point eight million illegals have

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Speaker 4: self deported under the program. They get some money, they

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Speaker 4: get to jump back into the front of line if

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Speaker 4: they come back legally. Does ICE and Border Patrol think

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Speaker 4: it's working.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 13: Actually again, speaking of that, I'm going to be releasing

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Speaker 13: the whole fifteen minute interview. That was one of the

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Speaker 13: things he brought up. He said, every time we go

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Speaker 13: into a community and do targeted enforcement, we get more

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Speaker 13: applications through the CVP home app. Because of the enforcement,

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Speaker 13: people are realizing illegals are realizing they're coming and they'd

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Speaker 13: rather do it on their own terms. They get picked

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Speaker 13: up by ice and forced home. If you choose to

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Speaker 13: use that CVP Home app, you can actually not only

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Speaker 13: go home, it doesn't count against you, it's not considered

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Speaker 13: a deportation, and they'll actually the government will actually pay

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Speaker 13: for your flight back home. You can actually apply legally

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Speaker 13: to try to come through the process. But now if

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Speaker 13: you get deported, you don't have that option. You'll never

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Speaker 13: be allowed back in unless again, unless the Democrat gets

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Speaker 13: in office and you come back in illegally. So we're

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Speaker 13: seeing a massive every single time they do these targeted enforcement,

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Speaker 13: you're seeing an increase in people using that CVP Home app.

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Speaker 7: Indeed, indeed, Ben, we're gonna let you go, my friend.

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Speaker 7: I know you're busy.

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Speaker 4: You got a bunch of people who get begging to

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Speaker 4: get Ben Burkehm on the show. Thank you, appreciate your time,

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Speaker 4: Ben Berkram Law and Border with Ben.

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Speaker 14: I got I gotta get back out with Ice.

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Speaker 13: We're going after more illgals.

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Speaker 4: Brother, Yeah, so get them go, get them, send them home,

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Speaker 4: send them all the time them. They can come back

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Speaker 4: and pay taxes like the rest of us.

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Speaker 7: Thank you, Ben. All right, folks, All right, folks.

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Speaker 4: Chronic joint inflammation, whether driven by osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or

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Speaker 4: post traumatic injury, remains one of the most disabling conditions

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Speaker 4: in modern life, especially when you get up there in age,

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Speaker 4: a little bit older. So all these things start to hurt,

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Speaker 4: everything hurts. To find out more, let's bring in the

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Speaker 4: chief scientific officer of the Wellness Company, good friend of mine,

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Speaker 4: personal friend, mister doctor Peter McCuller.

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Speaker 7: Doc. Really good to have you on.

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Speaker 4: Tell us about joint chronic joint inflammation and what we

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Speaker 4: us with.

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Speaker 15: Eric, you should know better than anyone, being a former

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Speaker 15: pro athlete, and you know, as we get older, our

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Speaker 15: joints get older, and invariably we get some joint pain

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Speaker 15: or sometimes I just think our joints feel old, while

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Speaker 15: helps enjoint repair, as well as multiple botanicals, and we

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Speaker 15: encourage people to use it every day consistently, whether the

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Speaker 15: joint hurts or not, to fundamentally change the natural history

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Speaker 15: of this arthritis.

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Speaker 4: Doctor, you're right, I have a massive joint problem my

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Speaker 4: right arm from throw of all the wear and tear.

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Speaker 7: Is it Is it one of the things that do

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Speaker 7: I have to have surgery or is there hope for me?

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Speaker 15: You know, it all depends because certainly you need to

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Speaker 15: see your orthopedists, and the MRIs have assisted greatly. You know,

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Speaker 15: I've run a marathon in every state in the country.

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Speaker 15: I've got a lot of mileage on my legs and

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Speaker 15: knees and they just sometimes feel old. And I personally

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Speaker 15: use the product every day consistently, and you know, it's

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Speaker 15: a method of not just believing pain, but also you know,

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Speaker 15: we think improving the joints and it's you really can't

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Speaker 15: do that by taking pills. And surgeries can only go

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Speaker 15: so far. So what's really going to carry us their blue?

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Speaker 7: Terrible? Interesting?

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Speaker 4: While Day two of Jasmine Crockett's new Senate campaign launch

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Speaker 4: did not include another rapper, how's get.

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Speaker 5: It to it, she ain't never scared of, she ain't

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Speaker 5: never been who waste willing toigle so to so against

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Speaker 5: the president?

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Speaker 4: No rapper on day two of her launch, But it

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Speaker 4: still maintains plenty of Jasmine's ridiculous delusions and notions, starting

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Speaker 4: with how Jasmine Jazzy Jasmine Crockett believes she can Mam

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Speaker 4: Dannie her way into Texas Senate seats.

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Speaker 16: Let me tell you something, Mandami has not backed down

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Speaker 16: whatsoever from his rhetoric against the president in the Oval Office.

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Speaker 16: He stood, he stood there and he said what he

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Speaker 16: said about him being a fascist, yet he was able

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Speaker 16: to win those voters. So Democrats that believe the only

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Speaker 16: way that you can win is by being soft and

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Speaker 16: sounding like a Republican, that is not true. What people

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Speaker 16: are looking for are people that are tough and are

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Speaker 16: fighters and are going to fight for them.

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Speaker 7: I mean, who's going to vote for this woman? Are

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Speaker 7: you kidding me? Texas, Texas, you better come out.

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Speaker 4: CNN's Jake Tapper decided to do some journalisming for a change.

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Speaker 4: Probably still embarrassed about referring to a black man as

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Speaker 4: the white man on air last week, Remember when he

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Speaker 4: thought it was a white man who was actually a

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Speaker 4: black guy who committed the crime. Jake decided he actually

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Speaker 4: asked Jasmin Crockett a difficult question for a change, specifically

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Speaker 4: about this article from Vandy Fair in which she said

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Speaker 4: that Trump voting Latinos have a slave mentality, and of course,

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Speaker 4: Jasmine rolled out the usual Democrat trope of what.

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Speaker 7: You heard is not what you actually heard.

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Speaker 17: It almost reminds me of what people would talk about

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Speaker 17: when they would talk about kind of like slave mentality

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Speaker 17: and they hate that some slaves would have for themselves.

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Speaker 17: It's almost like a slave mentality that they have. Now

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Speaker 17: about the time that that was published last year, around

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Speaker 17: a million Latino voters in Texas we're voting for Trump.

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Speaker 7: Do they all have slave mentality?

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Speaker 10: No, And that's not what they said at all.

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Speaker 16: To be clear, it did not say that every Latino

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Speaker 16: has that type of mentality.

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Speaker 17: No, No, but slave the ones that vote for people

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Speaker 17: who believe in strong or Trump's immigration policies.

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Speaker 16: So I don't believe that the people they voted for

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Speaker 16: Trump believe in what they're actually getting.

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Speaker 4: So it's a Democrats, especially Jasmine Crockett, who Democrat by definition.

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Speaker 7: They lie and most politicians do. By the way, said

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Speaker 7: I to say that, Well, you actually did say that.

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Speaker 7: You wrote it too. The Internet's a funny thing. It

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Speaker 7: kind of lives forever.

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Speaker 4: Jazzy Jasmine Tepper also decided to ask Jasmin Crockett about

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Speaker 4: that weird, weird launch ad that went up on YouTube

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Speaker 4: with just President Trump's voice over Jasmine's face. He turns

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Speaker 4: a couple of times, and of course her defense of

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Speaker 4: that comical video went.

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Speaker 7: Just as you would expect it to.

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Speaker 17: Your official announcement is just a video of you and

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Speaker 17: the image of you while insults of President Trump, of

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Speaker 17: you play in the background, why that decision? I mean

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Speaker 17: with one of your opponents, Taller Rico, he had a

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Speaker 17: video him with constituents, him with Texans.

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Speaker 7: Why you solo?

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Speaker 10: Yeah.

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Speaker 16: So there's a couple of things. Number One, I wanted

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Speaker 16: something that we've never done. So I wanted to stay

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Speaker 16: on brand with the fact that we would be different.

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Speaker 16: I also wanted people to understand who the President sees

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Speaker 16: as a real threat.

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Speaker 10: And it is me.

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Speaker 4: No, no, lady, your brand isn't different. Your brand is

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Speaker 4: Trump derangement syndrome. And you think there are enough Liberals

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Speaker 4: in Texas to vote you into a senatece the very

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Speaker 4: important senency because they don't like Trump either. You're out

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Speaker 4: of your mind. Ain't gonna happen. It hasn't happened in decades.

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Speaker 4: It's not going to happen this time around. As expected,

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Speaker 4: the ladies of the View are supporting Jasmine Crockett's wild

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Speaker 7: But what's even more ridiculous.

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Speaker 18: Is why they believe that this is my frustration. If

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Speaker 18: purely being against Donald Trump was a winning strategy, Dems

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Speaker 18: would have beat him in twenty sixteen, and they would

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Speaker 18: have beat him in twenty twenty four. I would have

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Speaker 18: loved to hear I'm Jasmine Crockett, and I'm going to

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Speaker 18: fight for affordability. I'm going to fight for the working class.

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Speaker 18: I'm going to bring manufacturing back talking about issues. Texans

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Speaker 18: aren't looking for you to take on Donald Trump. They

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Speaker 18: just want competent leadership for.

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Speaker 19: The sections are plain spoken people, just like everybody else.

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Speaker 19: They know that the economy is going down, down, down.

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Speaker 10: He's under water.

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Speaker 19: With the American people, his approval rate it's thirty nine

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Speaker 19: percent or something, and with Hispanics it's thirty eight percent.

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Speaker 19: And she assumes that they read and that they can

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Speaker 4: You know, that's pretty amazing, Joy Behar. I mean, do

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Speaker 4: you remember the last four years, Joe Biden, You want

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Speaker 4: were going down, inflation was going off, being squeezed.

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Speaker 7: Now.

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Speaker 4: I do think things are getting better under Trump, but

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Speaker 4: they could be a lot better. I think you should

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Speaker 4: lean into some of these titans of business anyway, onto

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Speaker 4: the next one.

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Speaker 7: Sudden.

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Speaker 4: The subject of having no clue whatsoever about the economy,

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Speaker 4: But joy Read takes some time out of being racist

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Speaker 4: to be I.

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Speaker 7: Don't know, stupid.

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Speaker 5: I can't imagine the job of the next president to

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Speaker 5: have to fix this mess, because this is a mess

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Speaker 5: like he's gonna lead. I mean, I'm assuming twenty twenty

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Speaker 5: six we end up in a recession. I'm just assuming that,

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Speaker 5: And I think people should brace themselves for the economy

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Speaker 5: to get really bad, because when a small number of

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Speaker 5: people get rich and you don't expand the middle, and

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Speaker 5: when the bottom gets poorer, there's no way to sustain

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Speaker 5: an economy like that that anybody can really benefit from.

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Speaker 5: I mean, Trump is benefiting, his friends are benefiting who else.

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Speaker 7: It's not good. You know what you did did there,

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Speaker 7: joy Read?

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Speaker 4: You described Joe Biden's four years where the middle class

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Speaker 4: Biden raised taxes, raise taxes. Trump is trying to lower

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Speaker 4: taxes for everybody that helps the middle class out. These

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Speaker 4: people are just I don't I think if they say

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Speaker 7: I'm not sure if it's working. That's got to be

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Speaker 7: their plan.

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Speaker 4: And other socialist news, Zoran mom Dami, who promised everyone

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Speaker 4: is airing yet another ad begging New Yorkers for donations,

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Speaker 4: Big Rotten Apple.

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Speaker 7: Time Flies.

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Speaker 20: Believe it or not, it was just a few weeks

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Speaker 20: left before I take the office as the next mayor

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Speaker 20: of New York City. But before then, I would like

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Speaker 20: to quote the great Senator from Vermont, I'm once again

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Speaker 20: asking for your support. I'd like to tell you a

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Speaker 20: little bit more about why we need it full play.

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Speaker 20: Getting ready for January. We're reviewing the more than seventy

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Speaker 20: thousand resumes we've received, setting up our transition committees, naming

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Speaker 20: our appointees will turn policy into practice and planning and

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Speaker 20: budgeting for an inauguration celebration.

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Speaker 10: We are so excited to share with you soon.

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Speaker 20: Also, we can start delivering our affordability agenda from day one.

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Speaker 20: Let's skip it to me.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, your affordability crap. Even run out of people's money

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Speaker 4: to give to other peoples. Again, the makers make enough,

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Speaker 4: They can't give enough. They already tax at the highest

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Speaker 4: rate in the whole entire country. He wants to raise

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Speaker 4: taxes more. Eventually, the takers will all fly to New

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Speaker 4: York and the makers will leave. It's going to be

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Speaker 4: a hell hole even worse it is already. Leftists still

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Speaker 4: can't get it through their thick heads that DEI is

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Speaker 4: one of the most poisonous policies in the world. I'll

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Speaker 4: tell you what they're not going to They're gonna still

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Speaker 4: play with it. But it's always fun watching them play around.

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Speaker 21: Watch ANTIDI is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard.

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Speaker 21: You're opposing diversity and equity and inclusion. Why what is

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Speaker 21: wrong with any of those things? And I think that

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Speaker 21: to attack these notions is a dog whistle to the

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Speaker 21: worst elements of society that are seeing a slide towards

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Speaker 21: a more fascistic world, and every politician who engages in

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Speaker 21: that should be ashamed of themselves.

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Speaker 4: Meritocracy works, It's always worked. The free market, the capitalist market.

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Speaker 4: Call me a capitalist pig because I am gosh darn

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Speaker 4: it and well said the wrong word, all right, Just

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Speaker 4: finishing off with yet another ridiculous moment on the View

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Speaker 4: in which Sunny host improves yet again that the left

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Speaker 4: not only condones violence and killing, but also celebrates those

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Speaker 4: who defend them and want criminals right back out in

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Speaker 4: the streets.

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Speaker 22: You know, I think the system is doing what it's

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Speaker 22: supposed to do. Everyone is innocent until proven guilty. That

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Speaker 22: is our system here, and I think that needs to

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Speaker 22: be that needs to be expected. And I do know

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Speaker 22: these defense attorneys. Actually I know Karen Agnifolo extremely well.

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Speaker 22: She is the best of the best, and so she

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Speaker 22: was a former prosecutor, and so I know for sure

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Speaker 22: that he is getting the best defense. And don't we

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Speaker 22: want that? I think we do want people who allegedly

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Speaker 22: murdered a CEO, a young person with all the potential

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Speaker 22: in the world, to have a defense, and so that

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Speaker 22: if he is convicted. He is rightfully convicted.

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Speaker 4: She's defending them convicted murderers. That elan Omar defending the

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Speaker 4: Somalis who stole a billion dollars from the people of Minnesota.

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Speaker 4: They defend the criminals at the expense.

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Speaker 7: Of the citizens. What a shock, all right, Fox?

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Speaker 4: Nobody nobody warns men about this phase of life when

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Speaker 4: the money's good but something just still feels empty. Patrick

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Speaker 4: bet David hit that wall and made a move most

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Speaker 4: men are afraid to make because.

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Speaker 10: To me, I'm like, is this it?

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Speaker 14: I know that's retired, he's not working out the ninety

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Speaker 14: nine same story again, and I'm just not happy.

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Speaker 7: I'm not content because to me, I'm like, is this it? Am?

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Speaker 14: I just supposed to make money and that is it?

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Speaker 14: That's not going to be the case. I mean I

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Speaker 14: need more than that, you know.

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Speaker 7: And that's what we tap into.

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Speaker 4: We tap into the motivations that we tap into the

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Speaker 4: performance men's performance, and we tap into how men who

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Speaker 4: fall and get back up. Real risk isn't falling. Real

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Speaker 4: risk is not getting back up if you stay where

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Speaker 4: you don't belong. That is where the conversation ends. That's

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Speaker 4: where we pick it up on the Edge. Now hit

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Speaker 4: thousand by the end of the year, or at seventy

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Speaker 4: three hundred already, we might get to eight thousand by

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Speaker 4: half minutes. All right, let's come back to the voice.

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Speaker 4: We love the voicemails. You guys are amazing. I've literally

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Speaker 4: I probably have ten thousand voicemails from you. I get

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Speaker 4: to as many as I can. I send them over.

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Speaker 4: I think I think they're fine, I think they're interesting,

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Speaker 4: But most importantly, I think you're asking the questions that

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Speaker 4: most people are asking. We try to answer some of them,

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Speaker 4: certainly in the voicemails, and we also try and program

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Speaker 4: the show for that great, great shot of Coutrow mad Dog.

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Speaker 7: I have a question for you.

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Speaker 4: Do we take the Caroline Levitz presidential briefing every time

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Speaker 4: she does one? Do we take it live about that

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Speaker 4: real America's voice every time?

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Speaker 7: Right? Do you think there's any reason we wouldn't take it.

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Speaker 4: Tomorrow at one o'clock? Just probably not right. We would

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Speaker 4: definitely take it right.

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Speaker 7: Now, We would definitely take it. We gonna take it. Hey, folks.

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Speaker 4: Uh, let's just say I hope you watch it tomorrow

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Speaker 4: one o'clock, especially the beginning part of it, right at

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Speaker 4: the top, whenever she starts.

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Speaker 7: I'm gonna leave it at that.

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Speaker 4: It's called the deep tease teesues what's coming next on

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Speaker 4: the show Deep teases what's coming tomorrow?

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Speaker 7: Just watch that one o'clock briefing.

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Speaker 4: I'm not gonna even the guys that you guys in

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Speaker 4: the control room don't even know what it is there.

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Speaker 7: I do know. No one knows.

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Speaker 4: Uh, you folks are the first to hear about it.

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Speaker 4: All right, Let's see a voicemail, mad Dog.

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Speaker 21: Yes, sir, this viewer says, beware Jasmine Crockett, Hey Mark.

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Speaker 23: From Texas, Beware with Jasmine Crockett. She's not that much,

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Speaker 23: but boy, she's got some professional help. That was very

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Speaker 23: well done. That looked like Hollywood back in her and

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Speaker 23: she can probably get that help if she needs.

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Speaker 7: Beware.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, man, you are so right that you know she

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Speaker 4: pulled that video down, the one where Trump is talking

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Speaker 4: about her, and she said, looking around, I guess whoever

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Speaker 4: realized it was a dumbass thing to put up there.

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Speaker 7: If you're gonna, if you're gonna, if you.

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Speaker 4: Can come out and become a Texas center, you have

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Speaker 4: to have policies, You have to have ideas that the

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Speaker 4: people want to hear. But it's clear she only wants

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Speaker 4: to be anti Trump. But you're right, man, that was

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Speaker 4: a polished video, so there's some money behind that woman.

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Speaker 4: Of course, the blue would love, the left would love

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Speaker 4: to turn that seat blue.

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Speaker 7: Bad Dog, you got another one, yes, sir. This next

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Speaker 7: fewer thinks that the world is ran by fear.

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Speaker 9: Hi, Eric, I love your show. I watch it every day.

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Speaker 9: Let's face the facts. The world is run by fear.

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Speaker 9: Right now, as I'm making this message, there's probably three

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Speaker 9: or four different crime families plotting to assassinate our president.

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Speaker 9: Guys like you and me. We're trying to be clever

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Speaker 9: and get the message out and get people motivated and

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Speaker 9: figure out that magic statement that's going to travel across

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Speaker 9: the world to change things. We're trying, and the beat

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Speaker 9: goes on. But like I said, people are People are

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Speaker 9: just scared, plain and simple. I'm not afraid. It's probably

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Speaker 9: why I've been a victim of attempted murder murder on

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Speaker 9: at least two occasions that I know of. But yeah,

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Speaker 9: and yeah, so you speak the truth and only the

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Speaker 9: good guy young, Well I'm not young. I was sixty six,

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Speaker 9: so I want to not be as good as I think.

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Speaker 9: I talk to you later, Big Bob.

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Speaker 4: All right, right, thank you for the call. Yeah, you're right,

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Speaker 4: you're right. Fear is one tactic. The left loves to

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Speaker 4: use fear. That's what they do. That's it, that's there,

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Speaker 4: And it's also informing people, you know, telling the truth,

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Speaker 4: being transparent, that's what we do on the right.

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Speaker 7: That's certainly what we do on the show. Met Doug.

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Speaker 7: Viewer wants action from Republicans.

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Speaker 24: Hey, when when do you think your Republicans are going

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Speaker 24: to stop talking so much and arrest some of these

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Speaker 24: politicians been irritating the crap out of me that all

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Speaker 24: they do is talk, talk, talk, and nobody's been arrested.

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Speaker 4: Thanks have America and America listmas to you too. You're

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Speaker 4: right one hundred percent. We talk about this all the time.

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Speaker 4: Put some people purple walks, purp walks, slams some doors,

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Speaker 4: and maybe some of the BS stops.

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Speaker 7: Mad Dog. We have another time for a quick one.

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Speaker 8: Yes, sir quick, Rick, Mike and Oregon big fan. I'm

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Speaker 8: waving behind the lines out here. What happeneding ideal a

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Speaker 8: new census and have it done by a United States

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Speaker 8: Postal service that would really help our repsentation. Now, thanks

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Speaker 8: signor bless So this.

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Speaker 7: Is very interesting.

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Speaker 4: As you well know, we talked to ban Bannon Trump

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Speaker 4: first term in twenty sixteen, Trump Tower, Bannon calls me up,

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Speaker 4: we want you for a Commerce secretary. I had to

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Speaker 4: thank them and politely turn them down because I was

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Speaker 4: at Fox. I just started the five center seat on

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Speaker 4: the five I said, no, but what I think this

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Speaker 4: is important to do another census. Trump wants to do

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Speaker 4: another census through the Commerce Department. Another census, but this

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Speaker 4: time you don't count illegals.

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Speaker 7: Do you know?

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Speaker 4: The census counts illegals, and resources are diverted to states

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Speaker 4: and municipalities have massive numbers of illegals. Let's do a

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Speaker 4: census American citizens only. Trump's right on that, that's his idea.

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Speaker 4: I'm not taking it. I'm not coming up with it.

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Speaker 4: That's all Trump for you, folks, And he's right.

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Speaker 7: He's right.

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Speaker 4: Howard Lutnick hopefully does it. Hopefully they get that thing

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Speaker 4: across the finish line. It's about it. We got Bannon's

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Speaker 4: warrem coming up next. I'll be here in DC today.

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Speaker 4: I'm thinking i'll be here tomorrow. You're gonna watch that briefing.

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Speaker 4: Don't forget to watch that briefing. If not, I'll be

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Speaker 4: back in West Palm Beach.