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Speaker 1: latest news here on the security of President Trump the

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Speaker 1: threats against it, as we know, two assassination attempts, one

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Speaker 1: And you will not hear any of this discussion among

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Speaker 2: So we'll discuss that at first.

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Speaker 1: Though. Also there's a credible reporting, or rather there's reporting

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Speaker 1: the Iranians. You have to remember, they despise Trump. The

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Speaker 1: hear any forceful denunciation from Democrats of the violence and

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Speaker 1: distancing themselves from it. Here's what Trump said about anybody

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Speaker 1: Mean that that's the kind of that's denunciation, that's a

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Speaker 4: Truly evil people don't respond to anything but threats of

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Speaker 1: And the Iranian point of view on this, right, we're

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Speaker 2: That's it. Everything.

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Speaker 4: Sunny Hostin is ostensibly there because she is a lawyer.

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Speaker 5: Listen, I truly believe that his legacy will be etched

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Speaker 4: All right, So to begin by saying, I truly believe.

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Speaker 4: First of all, Buck, you're a history guy. There have

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Speaker 1: No one really thinks Kamala is particularly impressive, but I

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Speaker 2: He wins either way.

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Speaker 4: Now, that's one hundred percent right, And I think he's

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Speaker 1: Julie Kelly back with us now. She is the author

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Speaker 1: of a declassified on substack and she's covering the hearing

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Speaker 6: So there is finally testimony today by Department of Justice

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Speaker 4: Julie, do you get the sense because I do, that

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Speaker 6: I think play The only reason why she has dropped

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Speaker 6: I definitely think what I've been told is a higher

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Speaker 6: So here we go, you guys, again, more deleted evidence.

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Speaker 6: no suspect has ever been identified or charged, and of

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Speaker 6: course the media is completely ignoring this now. But you know,

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Speaker 6: we have to keep pushing it because, as others have said,

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Speaker 6: the pipe bomb is revealed as a hoax, is what

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Speaker 4: How many FBI agents or undercover officers do you think

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Speaker 4: if you were setting it over under Julie do you

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Speaker 4: think went into the capital that day? Do you think

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Speaker 4: it was ten? Do you think it was one hundred?

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Speaker 4: Like what kind of number would you think that they

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Speaker 4: if they ever give us, What do you think based

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Speaker 4: on everything that you've seen surrounding this story?

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Speaker 6: So I think in terms of either informants, which are sources, right,

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Speaker 6: so they're not employees from the FBI, or undercover employees

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Speaker 6: of the FBI or all of the law enforcement agencies.

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Speaker 6: Do we know had undercover officers DC Metro Police, Capital Police,

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Speaker 6: DHS Park Police, Secret Service. They all had either plane

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Speaker 6: clothes or sort of on these undercover agents. In terms

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Speaker 6: of who is inside the building, you know, probably a

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Speaker 6: few dozen, but it will be at the end of

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Speaker 6: the day hundreds of undercover agents or officers or informants

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Speaker 6: from all of these various agencies who were involved, not

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Speaker 6: just the night before, but certainly that day, instigating violence,

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Speaker 6: pushing protesters to do certain things, and probably permitting crimes.

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Speaker 6: As I said, at least we know with at least

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Speaker 6: one informist, So there's still a lot to be uncovered.

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Speaker 6: But I think the DJIG report, whenever we get it,

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Speaker 6: and to the extent that Marrick Garland doesn't classify that

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Speaker 6: information about informants, will go a long way and finally

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Speaker 6: answering what all of us want to know, and that

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Speaker 6: is how much these agents and officers helped promote and

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Speaker 6: insight what we thought happened that afternoon.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of Julie Kelly declassified is her substack, which you

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Speaker 1: can subscribe to. Julie give us the latest on another

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Speaker 1: legal proceeding going on. The Judge chuckin acceptance of a

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Speaker 1: rather lengthy brief, as I understand it from Jack Smith,

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Speaker 1: who is very sad over the Supreme Courts ruling.

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Speaker 2: What's going on?

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Speaker 6: So calent, I'm just teasing you. Of course, it's not

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Speaker 6: illegal proceeding at all. Right, this is a partisan political

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Speaker 6: operation by jack Smith, but of course allowed by Judge

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Speaker 6: Tanya Chucktin the Obama all point to, with a long

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Speaker 6: record of maybe anti Trumps statements in her courtroom. So

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Speaker 6: as soon as the Supreme Court ruling and Trump versus left,

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Speaker 6: the immunity order was received, they kicked it back to

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Speaker 6: Judge chuck In, and they kicked it back with a

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Speaker 6: lot of criticism about her initial handling of denying presidential

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Speaker 6: immunity in the entire case, because of course the J

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Speaker 6: sixth case relates to conduct by Donald Trump when she

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Speaker 6: was in the White House, So she denied all forms

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Speaker 6: of presidential immunity in her December twenty twenty three order.

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Speaker 6: That is how it got back to the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 6: Supreme Court Senate back to her, took out certain elements

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Speaker 6: of Jacksmith's indictment for J. Six and said you need

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Speaker 6: to conduct what they called a careful evaluation and analysis

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Speaker 6: of what is immune conduct and what is not. And

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Speaker 6: Chief Justice John Roberts actually on several occasions criticized her

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Speaker 6: for failing to do that the first time, for expediting

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Speaker 6: the case and not doing her due diligence. While she's

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Speaker 6: doing it all over again. As I said, I was

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Speaker 6: in her courtroom earlier this month. She strode into her

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Speaker 6: courtroom for the new hearing with Donald Trump's team and

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Speaker 6: Jacksmith and his team there like she had just won

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Speaker 6: nine to oh victory the Supreme Court, instead of being

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Speaker 6: totally humiliated. So she's doing whatever she can now to

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Speaker 6: get this case. It'll never get to trial, but at

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Speaker 6: least allow Jack Smith to make his case. I called

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Speaker 6: it a paper trial, make his case before the American

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Speaker 6: people and the media, to sort of salvage his case

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Speaker 6: and explain, try to explain why the remaining elements of

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Speaker 6: his new indictment are not covered by presidential immunity. He

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Speaker 6: is going to file a one hundred and eighty page

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Speaker 6: brief tomorrow. It will be under seal. Judge Chuck Can

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Speaker 6: called this brief irregular, and this brief will exceed normal

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Speaker 6: page limits by four times usually I think forty pages,

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Speaker 6: forty or fifty pages. So this is going to be

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Speaker 6: a trial, basically his trial document his opening arguments that

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Speaker 6: he would have given in a jury trial, that he'll

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Speaker 6: never have a chance to do that. It will contain

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Speaker 6: grand jury testimony, wrote told, it will have three to

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Speaker 6: zero twos from the FBI. He will be laying up

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Speaker 6: this case with no opportunity for Trump's team to respond

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Speaker 6: except weeks later and again in the separate filing. So

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Speaker 6: this is just again so partisan, so unfair, so against

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Speaker 6: the rule of bland due process. But Judge Chuck k

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Speaker 6: In wants to thumb her nose at the Supreme Court

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Speaker 6: at Donald Trump, and she has and he needs to

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Speaker 6: green light whatever special council Jacksmiths asked for.

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Speaker 4: How excited, Julie, would you be to be having a

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Speaker 4: live feed of Jack Smith if Trump wins on November fifth?

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Speaker 4: Wouldn't that be amazing footage? I mean, you would know

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Speaker 4: better than anybody. I mean, the guy has spent thousands

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Speaker 4: and thousands of hours trying to nail Trump. He's gotten

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Speaker 4: rejected at every direction he's gone, and if Trump wins,

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Speaker 4: every like years of his life have basically just gone

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Speaker 4: up and smoke?

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Speaker 2: Am I wrong?

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Speaker 4: Or would you not love to have footage of Jack Smith?

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Speaker 4: Just I don't know if Bourbon's is drink. I don't

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Speaker 4: know if vodka's his drink. I don't know if he's

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Speaker 4: just a straight water guy, but him, he's just fulminating

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Speaker 4: with rage.

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Speaker 2: Julie would be I would pay.

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Speaker 4: I would pay for a live feet I'm gonna be

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Speaker 6: Remember the video of Ben Rhodes outside where was it

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Speaker 6: the Prevate Center whatever? Remember the video of him outside

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Speaker 6: and they did a montage with hello dark as my

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Speaker 6: oh yes and Ben Rose really like that would be

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Speaker 6: Jack Smith, And yes, I would pay to do it,

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Speaker 6: because look, Jack Smith is a stone cold loser. He

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Speaker 6: has a horrible record as a prosecutor, the Bob McDonald prosecution,

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Speaker 6: the first Robert Menendez, the John Edwards case. He has

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Speaker 6: been reviewed by the Supreme Court three times this year

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Speaker 6: in the Trump case, in the Fisher case with fifteen

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Speaker 6: twelve y two, and rejecting his unusual call to bypass

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Speaker 6: the appellate Court and take the immunity question directly to

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Speaker 6: the Supreme Court. You would be hard pressed to find

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Speaker 6: And keep in mind too, Judge Cannon dismissed his case

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Speaker 6: in July, the class by Documents case in Florida, think

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Speaker 6: that he was unconstitutionally appointed, that his appointment by Mark

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Speaker 6: Garland violated the appointment's cause of the Constitution. So he

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Speaker 6: can't get a win anywhere, which is why Judge Chuckkin

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Speaker 6: is doing whatever handholding she possibly can, breaching court normal

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Speaker 6: court rules, to let him file this brief and try

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Speaker 6: to salvage at least publicly or in the media this case,

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Speaker 6: because it's going nowhere after this, even if I would

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Speaker 4: Julie, I would give him one win because I would

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Speaker 4: pay twenty five dollars for a live feed of Jack

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Speaker 4: Smith crumpled up in the fetal position crying if Trump

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Speaker 4: He is one of the biggest losers in the Department

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Speaker 4: of Justice history by results in court. That is phenomenal.

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Speaker 2: Julie. We appreciate all the work.

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Speaker 4: We appreciate all the time.

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Speaker 6: Thanks guys, thanks for having me on, Julie. Kelly.

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