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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now. We can now officially project.

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Speaker 2: That Donald Trump will become the forty seventh President of

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Speaker 2: the United States. He will be going back to the

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Speaker 2: White House.

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Speaker 3: I will fight for you, for your family and your

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Speaker 3: future with every breath in my body.

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Speaker 4: Whatever.

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Speaker 1: Gonna stop fighting for you, for your dreams, for the future.

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Speaker 5: Over Here a shelter, orderly the greatest comeback in American

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Speaker 5: history under Donald Trump's leadership.

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Speaker 3: God spared my life for a reason to restore in

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Speaker 3: America to great. This together we can truly been America

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Speaker 3: great again.

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Speaker 5: Right.

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Speaker 6: Matt Gates was nominated for this position because we have

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Speaker 6: a problem at the Department of Justice. For the last

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Speaker 6: eight years, they have run roughshod over rule of law

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Speaker 6: in this country. They have prosecuted political opponents. They ran

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Speaker 6: the Russia collusion hoax, and too many people in Washington,

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Speaker 6: and many Americans are upset about it. Matt Gates is

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Speaker 6: one of the most effective people at fighting that Russia

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Speaker 6: collusion hoax and other information operations, whether it was the

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Speaker 6: Brett Kavanaugh information operation, the Donald Trump Russia collusion hoax,

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Speaker 6: information operation or the one that is referenced here, which

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Speaker 6: is something that the FBI Department of Justice, which hate

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Speaker 6: Matt Gates, looked into and cleared him of any wrongdoing.

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Speaker 6: The idea that this is about the issue is corruption.

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Speaker 6: It's the Department of Justices corruption, and people are sick

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Speaker 6: and tired of people in Washington, d c. Doing nothing

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Speaker 6: upset as someone who actually might root out the corruption there.

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Speaker 6: If we don't have a Department of Justice, we have

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Speaker 6: a Department of injustice, and that's why you get Matt

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Speaker 6: Gates as a nominee.

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Speaker 7: This is what I'll say about the nominees that the

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Speaker 7: president has put forward is that they are persons who

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Speaker 7: will shake up the status quo. And I think what

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Speaker 7: the American people have believe and what they've delivered with

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Speaker 7: the mandate in this election is a demand that we

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Speaker 7: shake up the status quo. It's not working for the

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Speaker 7: American people. So use the term and the opening about

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Speaker 7: how these are disruptors.

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Speaker 2: They are. I think that's by design.

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Speaker 7: Any president has the right to name their own cabin

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Speaker 7: to nominate persons that they think will fulfill their agenda,

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Speaker 7: and the people that are on this list will do that.

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Speaker 7: They will go into the agencies that they're being asked

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Speaker 7: to lead and they will reform them.

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Speaker 2: These agencies need reform.

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Speaker 7: I'm really excited about the days ahead. I think the

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Speaker 7: America First policies will deliver the American people. I think

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Speaker 7: we're going to have a warm embrace of all the

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Speaker 7: new folks who came into the Republican Party in this

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Speaker 7: election cycle. The demographic shifts that we saw that were historic.

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Speaker 2: Because we have a chance.

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Speaker 7: Now to demonstrate for them that our policies are conservative,

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Speaker 7: constitutional policies, common sense policies are best for them as

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Speaker 2: So exciting days ahead.

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Speaker 7: It is a new day in America. These individuals will

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Speaker 7: help deliver that, and I think the Senate needs to

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Speaker 7: do its job and get them appointed so that the

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Speaker 8: On day one, President Joe Bligen first rightly Ukraine to

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Speaker 8: use low range US missiles destrit Russia, a studying change

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Speaker 8: in policy a major factor in the decision. The US

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Speaker 1: Many expect it to be part of.

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Speaker 8: A plan defensive to take back because reason, huh, thank

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Speaker 8: you America.

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Speaker 9: It's the arrow of truth, It's the arrow of good.

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Speaker 9: There's a shift in the world and good is rising.

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Speaker 2: The truth is rising.

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Speaker 9: I'm just honored to be a part of America and

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Speaker 9: it feels like we're back, baby.

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Speaker 5: But all everybody's shared and is so happy. I want

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Speaker 5: to acknowledge Jesus Christ. I'll tell you what, man, I

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Speaker 5: cannot take credit for gifts like this. Man, I really.

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Speaker 2: Owe it off to him.

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Speaker 5: And I know that there's millions of people around the

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Speaker 2: That Jesus loves you so much.

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Speaker 5: I also want to say a big, big thank you

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Speaker 5: for President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: Will be in your.

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Speaker 1: Trump check it out.

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Speaker 2: Would say, let's go. Oh, I'm proud to be a

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Speaker 2: great American champion.

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Speaker 5: I'm proud to be a Christian American champion.

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Speaker 10: Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information

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Speaker 10: coming from every angle.

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Speaker 1: With the will to the sea, I fear not.

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Speaker 10: You found a place for truth, the voice a generation

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Speaker 10: that still has the will to believe in the greatest

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Speaker 1: This is the Charlie Kirk Show. Ok a lot, here

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Speaker 1: we go, Hello everybody, radio stations across the country. Happy Monday.

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Speaker 4: It is a glorious day to be alive here in

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Speaker 4: sunny Palm Beach. We continue our mission to make sure

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Speaker 4: that Phase two goes well, just trying to help wherever

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Speaker 4: we can.

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Speaker 1: The transition team is doing very well.

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Speaker 4: However, there's three phases to trying to save a country

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Speaker 4: in the modern political environment. Phase one is winning an election.

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Speaker 4: Phase two is making sure that your picks get selected

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Speaker 4: and confirmed, and then phase three is actually governing the country.

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Speaker 4: And then phase three is a whole different thing, which

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Speaker 4: of course we will be on top of every day

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Speaker 4: here on the Charlie Kirkshow. We're here in Palm Beach

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Speaker 4: and the energy is just off the charge. I have

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Speaker 4: which is super interesting and kind of making some comments

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Speaker 4: on the team that Donald Trump is assembling. But first

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Speaker 4: people are coming up with saying, Charlie, I could finally

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Speaker 4: feel as if there is a weight lifted off my shoulders.

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Speaker 4: You are lifting through and again it will fade a

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Speaker 4: little bit, but it's gonna last a lot longer than

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Speaker 4: I think people realize.

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Speaker 1: A national sigh of relief.

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Speaker 4: You are living through just kind of this major moment

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Speaker 4: where everyday people feel as if we don't necessarily have

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Speaker 4: to live through crisis to crisis. Now, understand, the Democrats

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Speaker 4: weakest that we have seen them in quite some time.

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Speaker 4: They're going to come back, though, they're demoralized, they're disorganized.

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Speaker 4: There's these hilarious stories being written out in Politico and

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Speaker 4: the New York Times about how they're pointing figures and

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Speaker 4: they're saying, well, we have to have the left wing

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Speaker 4: and we have to re embrace Bill Clinton.

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Speaker 1: Good luck with that when I'm talking.

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Speaker 4: To regular people here though, all throughout Palm Beach. Sure,

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Speaker 4: coming off to Charlie, thank you, I said, why, I

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Speaker 4: you know, I did a little bit, but you know,

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Speaker 4: the thanks is really to God and to Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: And they say, I finally feel as if I can

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Speaker 4: sleep well at night. It's amazing how an election truly

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Speaker 4: was in existential terms. Our side believed everything we said

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Speaker 1: The other side, of course, does not. Just this last.

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Speaker 4: Weekend, Meeka Brazinski and Joe Scarborough met with Donald Trump.

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Speaker 4: They went to mar A Lago and met with Donald

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Speaker 4: Trump to go bend the knee. Whi's interesting, why would

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Speaker 4: you go meet with what you called hitler? Why would

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Speaker 4: Because they never actually believed it and now they want

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Speaker 4: So Mika Brazinski and Joe Scarborough go to kiss the

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Speaker 4: ring and bend the knee as we're watching this team

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Speaker 4: assemble in front of us. This is a once in

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Speaker 4: a generation opportunity to get change makers in every cabinet level.

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Speaker 1: Remember the lesson in.

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Speaker 4: Twenty sixteen, twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen was that we won

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Speaker 4: the election, but we did not win on transition.

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Speaker 1: That's one of the reasons.

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Speaker 4: I'm here just to help any way I can help

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Speaker 4: to sit in meetings, help to advise where I can

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Speaker 4: help to expose things that are necessary, help fulfill the

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Speaker 4: president's mandate and fulfill the president's agenda and the mandate

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Speaker 4: given to us by the American people from the American people,

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Speaker 4: And what is that mandate? No more business as usual,

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Speaker 4: no more just kind of doing things the way they've

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Speaker 4: always been done. Is that we want changes in public health,

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Speaker 4: the southern border. And President Trump deserves massive credit. Now

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Speaker 4: some people are saying, but Charlie, I don't know about

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Speaker 4: these picks, like hold on a second. Unlike in twenty sixteen,

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Speaker 4: seen twenty seventeen, he's playing to win. Yes, some of

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Speaker 4: I mean there's gonna be a confirmation fight for almost

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Speaker 4: all of these, for Pete Hegseth, for Matt Gates, for

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Speaker 4: Tulsi Gabbard. However, he's showing that political promises means something.

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Speaker 1: It's not just rhetoric.

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Speaker 4: That you are fulfilling the mandate already in the transition team.

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Speaker 4: Because personnel is policy. The personnel that you have surrounding

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Speaker 4: the policy. It's not enough just to say, hey, I

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Speaker 4: want to secure the southern border. If you have a

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Speaker 4: the solicitor a gender solicitor general, that does not believe

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Speaker 4: in court. This last weekend, Donald Trump went to go

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Speaker 4: what was his He went back to Madison Square Garden,

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Speaker 4: which of course was his major rally before the end

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Speaker 4: of the campaign, to a UFC fight, of course, hosted

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Speaker 4: He was joined by the Vey ramaswami Elon Musk, Tulsea Gabbard,

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Speaker 4: to help them every single step.

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Speaker 1: Of the way. It's a longer cut, but it's worth it.

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Speaker 4: This is Donald Trump entering like a conquering general back

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Speaker 4: he has vanquished his enemies.

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Speaker 1: To roaring applause. Play cut one.

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Speaker 11: We can now officially project that Donald Trump will become the.

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Speaker 3: Forty seventh President of the United States.

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Speaker 1: He will be going back to the White House.

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Speaker 3: I will fight for you, for your family and your future.

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Speaker 3: With every gap in my body.

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Speaker 5: We're never gonna stop fighting for you, for your dreams,

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Speaker 5: for the future, over your children.

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Speaker 2: Ordily, the greatest.

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Speaker 1: Comeback in American history.

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Speaker 2: Utter don't Trump's leadership.

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Speaker 3: God spared my life for a reason to restore America

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Speaker 3: to greatness. Together, we can truly make America great again.

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Speaker 4: Now, most of that was a campaign video that Dana repurposed,

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Speaker 4: and this was shown at UFC three as Donald Trump

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Speaker 4: enters triumphantly understand the cultural realignment that we're living through

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Speaker 1: In what world a.

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Speaker 4: Decade ago would a Republican candidate In twenty fourteen, a

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Speaker 1: Enter UFC with roaring applause.

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump has completely remade the Republican Party. And it

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Speaker 12: President Trump could announce his pick for Treasury secretary as

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Speaker 1: Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 4: Email US is always freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 1: Is the walkout nine? Or is that Jake Paul So?

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Speaker 4: Jake Paul fought Mike Tyson on Friday night. I don't

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Speaker 4: that's a separate debate for a different time. Let's start

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Speaker 4: The more they attacked Trump and the more that Trump fought,

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Speaker 4: excites you again? Show cut five on screen the Trump

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Speaker 4: It is not just cool, but it is uncool to

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Speaker 4: Because Trump is a symbol of cultural realignment. He's a

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Speaker 1: That you could keep on fighting.

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Speaker 2: Thank you America.

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Speaker 9: It's the era of truth, It's the era of good.

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Speaker 5: But everybody's sharing and so happy. I want to acknowledge

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Speaker 4: If I would a whole planet watches these fights, I

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Speaker 12: so much for being along for the ride. Steve Bannon's

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Speaker 12: President Trump is said, but he believes he can end

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Speaker 12: the war between Russia and Ukraine quickly upon taking office.

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Speaker 12: Based on Tara's assessment, it appears that both sides may

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Speaker 12: be preparing for that eventuality and just into our newsroom

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Speaker 12: this morning, discount airline Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy. The

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Speaker 12: filing comes as the carrier struggles to recover from pandemic

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Speaker 12: over the next year. Spirit says it expects to operate

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Speaker 12: as normal while it works through the Chapter eleven bankruptcy process.

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Speaker 12: That's a quick check of your headlines. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 11: It would also this like the class that we should

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 11: So when you get to DC, it's like everybody wants

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Speaker 2: And that's just not the design of the Founders.

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Speaker 11: I think that is the most important lesson because it's

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Speaker 11: to protect individual liberty.

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Speaker 2: I think, yeah, people in DC should take.

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Speaker 4: Notes revisit that, and one in particular, now that we're

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Speaker 4: on this topic, Senator is I would love to see

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Speaker 4: the Republican House, Republican Senate revisit how we veered off

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Speaker 1: I know this is something that.

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Speaker 4: You've really been passionate about when you were previously Attorney

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Speaker 4: General and also in the Senate. But we're talking about

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Speaker 4: anywhere between eighty thousand to one hundred thousand laws and

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Speaker 4: regulations that have basically been authored in implemented without Article

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Speaker 4: one consent. Basically it was just this fourth branch. Is

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Speaker 4: that something you'd like to see the US Senate try

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Speaker 4: to take up to try to rebalance the weight that

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Speaker 4: we have on the administrative state.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: In fact, when I gave my first floor speech or

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Speaker 11: maintenance speech and the Senate, the two topics that I

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Speaker 11: identified as the biggest threat to our republic is the

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Speaker 11: suppression of free speech and the growth of the administrative state.

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Speaker 11: And I think that you know, the administrative state, it's

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Speaker 11: just as anesthetical to the design that the founders that

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Speaker 11: we're talking about the Constitution had in mind, because the

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Speaker 11: whole idea of our country is that we could self

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Speaker 11: govern right and this was an anomaly in world history.

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Speaker 11: It still is for the most part in the world

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Speaker 11: today that the people are the sovereign right, and the

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Speaker 11: people grant this authority to their elected representatives that go

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Speaker 11: do certain things, and they can send them home or

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Speaker 11: they can send them back.

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Speaker 2: But ultimately somebody's accountable.

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Speaker 11: The big problem, Charlie, as you know with the administrative

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Speaker 11: state is nobody's accountable. No idea who the deputy under

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Speaker 11: secretary of some agency you've never heard of is. And

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Speaker 11: if they could write a guidance letter to destroy your

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Speaker 11: business or your livelihood, or take away your liberties, or say,

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Speaker 11: for example, OSHA wants to force one hundred million people

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Speaker 11: stroke of a pen can wipe away a half.

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Speaker 2: A trillion dollars or a student loan debt.

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Speaker 11: That's what they want because they want to grandize their authority,

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Speaker 11: but that's not what they're empowered to do. And so

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Speaker 11: I do think there's a couple of things that should

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Speaker 11: going to see Vivic and Elon Musk take on some

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Speaker 11: of these things that can be done from an executive level.

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Speaker 11: But we do have to have structural reform in Congress,

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Speaker 11: whereas like if some bureaucrat wants to ban gas thows,

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Speaker 11: we should have to vote on that right and then

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Speaker 11: the people in Missouri can judge me on my vote.

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Speaker 11: The people from Idaho can judge somebody from Idaho on

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Speaker 2: But right now there's just no accountabilities.

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Speaker 11: So it really is a fundamental issue about our republic

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Speaker 11: and self government. So I absolutely think there needs to

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Speaker 11: going to be working on the Senate. And of course,

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Speaker 11: in my previous life as AG we brought that. We

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Speaker 11: brought that Missouri versus Hiden lawsuits that showed these administrated

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Speaker 11: actors coordinating.

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Speaker 2: With some of the biggest companies in the history.

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Speaker 1: Of the world.

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Speaker 2: A suppress speech which is really scary too.

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Speaker 4: Without getting too wank you, this is just for my

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Speaker 4: own purposes, and the audience can well definitely hopefully go

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Speaker 4: deeper on this. The Chevron doctrine does not go as

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Speaker 4: far on this topic.

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Speaker 1: Is that right?

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Speaker 4: That just means that the scope of the regulation cannot

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Speaker 4: be extended.

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Speaker 1: It doesn't necessarily.

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Speaker 4: Get down to the route that regulatory agencies cannot offer

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Speaker 4: new rules.

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Speaker 1: Am I understanding that correctly? So?

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Speaker 11: I think the best way to describe it is there

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Speaker 11: are two cases that kind of chipped away. There was

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Speaker 11: this and then the most important one probably is this

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Speaker 11: West Virginia versus EPA case.

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Speaker 2: It was socided a few years ago.

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Speaker 11: So for the audience, Chevron gave outsized authority or deference

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Speaker 11: opinions in an outsized way. So that starts to get

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Speaker 11: shipped away over the years. There's something called the major

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Speaker 11: questions doctrine, which is, hey, if this is a big

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Speaker 11: So that came down a couple of years ago, which

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Speaker 11: was a big step. But in the Lovererbride case that

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Speaker 11: was decided this past summer. The spin Court basically said

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Speaker 11: Chevron was wrongly decided. Okay, so these agencies shouldn't have

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Speaker 11: that much authority, but remains what now remains, Charlie, is

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Speaker 11: what are we left with?

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Speaker 2: And so actually I'm leading.

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Speaker 11: A working group in the Senate, working with people like

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Speaker 11: Mike Lee and others, so that Congress now reclaims some

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Speaker 11: of this authority.

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Speaker 2: Right, we should be the ones that have to vote

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Speaker 2: on these things.

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Speaker 11: Our legislation should probably be a little bit more prescriptive,

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Speaker 11: so we don't give them this munch authority. The other

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Speaker 11: truth is some people in Congress kind of like it, Charlie,

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Speaker 11: because they can say, hey, I voted for the greatest

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Speaker 11: bill in the world, but I can't believe what the

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Speaker 11: EPA did, Right, They can kind of pass the buck,

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Speaker 11: and we got to change that dynamic too.

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Speaker 2: So there's some work to do.

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Speaker 11: But that's a big opening for us with the Chevron

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Speaker 11: decision being overturned, but we got to do something with it.

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Speaker 4: I agree, thank you for that. So now shifting gears

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Speaker 4: to personnel, which obviously that's been all the attention the

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Speaker 4: which is now fifty three seats, as long as they

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Speaker 4: don't completely steal.

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Speaker 1: It in Pennsylvania. And I don't say that lightly. Center.

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Speaker 1: What they're doing in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 4: Right now is so outrageous it is Do you have

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Speaker 4: a comment on that. By the way, they're counting illegal

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Speaker 1: Even the Washington Post is calling them out.

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Speaker 2: For their theft.

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Speaker 11: Yeah, and the course have said you can't do it,

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Speaker 11: like this isn't like an open question like, hey, do

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Speaker 11: we think we can and we want to do this

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Speaker 11: as provisional ballots, like you can't count the ballots that

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Speaker 11: they're counting, but they're doing it anyway, So it is

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Speaker 11: kind of scary. I'm still hopeful. I don't think there's

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Speaker 11: enough there, but it still should concern everybody, and I

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Speaker 11: think that, you know, people ought to be stepping up,

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Speaker 11: and I think the Trump legal team did a very

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Speaker 11: good job on the front end of addressing some of

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Speaker 11: these issues, and now we're left with this. But I'm

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Speaker 11: confidence it's going to work out. But this is a

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Speaker 11: this is a cautionarytail.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's it's outrageous. So congratulations on fifty three.

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Speaker 4: There's been a lot of chatter about advice and consent

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Speaker 4: about potential recess appointments. Let me take a step back

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Speaker 4: before we get specific. Do you feel as if in

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Speaker 4: the conference there is a renewed sense of urgency to

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Speaker 4: give President Trump his cabinet that the American people voted for.

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Speaker 4: And I know, I know you were not in the

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Speaker 4: Senate then, but at least based on your colleagues that word,

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Speaker 4: do you think that we're in a more urgent place

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Speaker 4: to move more rapidly than in January of twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 2: I do. I do. I think that you know, we

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Speaker 2: were back there last week and as we got is

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Speaker 2: the first time we've been.

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Speaker 11: There since the election, and you do feel like there

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Speaker 11: is a sense of urgency to move an agenda.

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Speaker 2: And that does mean cabinet picks forward.

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Speaker 11: Quickly, because look, we've got you know, we got four years,

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Speaker 11: but we may only have two years. You don't really

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Speaker 11: know how this is going to work out, but we've

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Speaker 11: one of the important things about leadership is understanding the

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Speaker 11: moment that you're in, right and that so if you

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Speaker 11: take a step back and look at what happened. And

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Speaker 11: you guys did a lot of great work. I saw

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Speaker 11: you in Arizona just a couple of days before the election,

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Speaker 11: of all the great work you were doing on the ground.

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Speaker 2: And so you think about that President Trump.

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Speaker 11: After the Democrats tried to bankrupt him, keep them off the.

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Speaker 2: Ballot, throw them in jail.

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Speaker 11: There were two assassination attempts. He delivered the biggest political

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Speaker 11: comeback in American history. And that's not an exaggeration. I

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Speaker 11: mean people were writing him off and he was victorious.

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Speaker 2: I'm glad that I was.

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Speaker 11: I think I was either the first or the second

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Speaker 11: Senator to endure some tuberville and I argue about that from.

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Speaker 2: Time to time. But anyway, he I mean, he delivered, right.

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Speaker 11: And what's more amazing is it's with a different coalition,

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Speaker 11: Like I'm forty nine, Like it's a different coalition than

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Speaker 11: we had when I was growing up, which I think

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Speaker 11: is a great thing. I grew up in a working

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Speaker 11: class neighborhood. You know, my dad works seven days a

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Speaker 11: week in the midnight shift.

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Speaker 2: Those are our voters now, right, They are low propensity voters.

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Speaker 11: Sometimes, which I know you were doing a lot of

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Speaker 11: work and others where to make sure they go vote.

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Speaker 2: But we've got a multi ethnic working class coalition.

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Speaker 11: Now we've got also you have RFK Junior, and you've

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Speaker 11: got Tulca Gabber, and you've got all these other sort

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Speaker 11: of disruptors. And so you really had the dynamic, as

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Speaker 11: I see, it was the disruptors versus the establishment. Right,

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Speaker 11: That's what people wanted, That's what they voted for. And

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Speaker 11: so we have a very unique opportunity, a once in

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Speaker 11: a lifetime opportunity, as far as I'm concerned, to really

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Speaker 11: take on permanent Washington. And so, yes, there are things

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Speaker 11: that we can do in the Congress to address those

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Speaker 11: things structurally, and we should, but you also need reformers

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Speaker 11: inside the agencies to go do that and share that

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Speaker 11: vision that you trust as well. And to me, that's

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Speaker 11: what these Catinet appointments are all about. And so when

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Speaker 11: President Trump, who got mandates, sweeping the battleground states, winning

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Speaker 11: the popular vote, and I'm not sure how many people

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Speaker 11: actually saw that comment, they're being honest, winning all of

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Speaker 11: those things, he deserves.

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Speaker 2: The ability, in my view, to put the.

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Speaker 11: People that he trusts to go execute on this reform agenda.

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Speaker 2: And so I do think there's momentum for that.

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Speaker 11: My hope is if there are any concerns anybody actually has,

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Speaker 11: that they would try to address those because early, because.

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Speaker 2: In my view, I'm going to support them all. But

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Speaker 2: we got to get to a place.

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Speaker 11: When we get there January fifth, we got to be

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Speaker 11: ready to rock and roll with hearings, get and move

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Speaker 11: these nominees forward for.

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Speaker 2: Approval.

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Speaker 4: Okay, so just really quick, about a minute remaining, then

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Speaker 4: we're going to pick it up after the break. There's

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Speaker 4: been a lot of chatter on recess appointments. Is their

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Speaker 4: appetite within the body not leadership. If we get too

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Speaker 4: stalled here to be able to use recess appointments where

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Speaker 4: both the houses of Congress would convene with basically recess

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Speaker 4: and President Trump could fill his cab it for two

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Speaker 4: years and seven hundred days.

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Speaker 2: I do.

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Speaker 11: I think that we got to pedal the metal. We

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Speaker 11: got to do everything we can through the typical process.

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Speaker 11: But for me, it's on the table. It should be.

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Speaker 11: It'll take a great deal of coordination, which we've got

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Speaker 11: the House and the Senate allows us to do that.

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Speaker 2: If we have to get.

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Speaker 11: There and recess appointments by the way, aren't some historical anomaly.

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Speaker 11: They happened a lot prior to about twelve years ago.

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Speaker 11: So I absolutely think they should be on the table.

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Speaker 11: They need to be used if we have to get there.

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Speaker 11: But I'm also pretty confident that sense of urgency you

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Speaker 11: and I are talking about that is also for making

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Speaker 11: sure these personnel decisions get the full attention early and

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Speaker 11: for a very long time. If that means that we

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Speaker 11: got to be there over the weekend, whatever, that's what

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Speaker 11: we should do.

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Speaker 4: He Hey, everybody, Welcome back to Senator Eric Schmid is

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Speaker 4: with us, So, Senator, what legislative priorities can we expect

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Speaker 4: in the first one hundred days, what bills are you

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Speaker 4: going to be pushing for to get on.

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Speaker 1: The President's desk and sign into law.

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Speaker 2: Well, I think the first two orders of business. Then

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Speaker 2: we're going to work closely with the Trump administration.

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Speaker 11: I mean, one of the reasons I'm excited about this

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Speaker 11: is that I think that the the effort between a

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Speaker 2: The White House. Now, I mean, we can do a

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Speaker 2: lot of important things.

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Speaker 11: I think when he comes in on day one, I

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Speaker 11: mean he's in a bunch of executive orders, but mission

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Speaker 11: I think number one will be securing our border. Right

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Speaker 11: Like the truth is Biden's team, they came in on

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Speaker 11: day one, they issued ninety four executive orders, all were

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Speaker 11: meant to undo the successes we had under President Trump,

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Speaker 11: like remain in Mexico. I would anticipate that we get

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Speaker 11: operational control of our border. They're going to be deportations

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Speaker 11: and that'll be a good thing. So I think that's

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Speaker 11: the And if there's legislation that we need to backfill that,

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Speaker 11: I think a lot of that's going to be executive

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Speaker 11: action because the laws.

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Speaker 2: Are there, they're just not being enforced.

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Speaker 11: But if there's something we need to do, I'm sure

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Speaker 11: that those, you know, illegal immigration issues will be front

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Speaker 11: of mine. Also, one thing to look out for is

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Speaker 11: a lot of those tax cuts are expiring that President

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Speaker 11: Trump got through in twenty seventeen. They expire at the

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Speaker 11: end of twenty twenty five. We need to make those

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Speaker 11: permanent so that middle class families get the tax relief

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Speaker 11: they deserve, small business owners make sure they're not stuck

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Speaker 11: with higher price tags, and I think that the comb

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Speaker 11: so those two things and then energy policy. You know,

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Speaker 11: the inflation that everybody's experienced, it's not some act of God.

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Speaker 2: It's not like a hurricane.

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Speaker 11: The truth is, if you declare war on domestic energy production,

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Speaker 11: you spend trillions and trillions and trillions that you don't have.

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Speaker 2: The cost of everything's going to go up. So I

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Speaker 11: American energy to be unleashed, and that'll be a good thing,

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Speaker 11: and it's good for a national security as well. We're

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Speaker 11: not relying on other countries, So for me, I think

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Speaker 11: those are going to be focused as Also, I think

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Speaker 11: we need to make sure that free speech is protecting

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Speaker 11: this country. So you know, I've got the legislation that

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Speaker 11: if you're a bureaucrat and you are working with social

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Speaker 11: media companies to suppress speech, you can be sued individually

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Speaker 11: by Americans.

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Speaker 2: It shouldn't have to be some attorney general some state

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Speaker 2: to do it. You yourself can do it.

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Speaker 11: I think that'll help change the culture of the administrative

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Speaker 11: state to say, listen, people can have information, they can

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Speaker 11: find it wherever they want.

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Speaker 2: It's good that media is diffuse and they can make

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Speaker 11: This command and control, disinformation governance board mentality has got

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Speaker 11: to go. And then also those reforms will be talked

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Speaker 11: about about the administrative state. Like, for example, if you're

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Speaker 11: an agency and you're proposing some new rule that's going

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Speaker 11: to have an economic impact of pick your number. Mine

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Speaker 11: would be really low, but let's just call it one

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Speaker 11: hundred million dollars, then Congress should have to vote on

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Speaker 11: that first, right, we should have to vote on it

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Speaker 11: before it ever goes into effect. That's something I'm be pushing.

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Speaker 11: And also, if you've got a new rule, you've got

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Speaker 11: to pull back free I think again, it changes that dynamic,

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Speaker 11: puts the power back with the people and takes it

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Speaker 11: away from permanent Washington.

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Speaker 4: So is there any appetite in the conference, just really

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Speaker 4: quickly in the time we remained to go back to

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Speaker 4: pre COVID spending, to go back to nineteen levels. I mean,

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Speaker 4: because this is not a big ass by the way,

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Speaker 4: you know, I've been going. I'm in here on transition, Senator,

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Speaker 4: I learned that almost every federal worker networks from home.

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Speaker 11: I mean, I think listen, Charlie, listen, it's worse than that.

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Speaker 2: On any given day, only.

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Speaker 11: Seventeen percent of the federal workforce is in a building. Right,

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Speaker 11: So like that means that based on like not there

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Speaker 11: being in person, but in any particular day, only seventeen

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Speaker 11: percent of the people.

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Speaker 2: Employed are there. It's nuts. And you're right, Like, if

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Speaker 2: you look.

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Speaker 11: Joe Biden wanted to spend seven trillion dollars, We take

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Speaker 11: in about five trillion COVID spending. Pre COVID spending was

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Speaker 11: about four trillion. So you think about that, the explosion

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Speaker 11: of spending since COVID on wasteful programs. There is a

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Speaker 11: lot that we can do to balance the budget. We

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Speaker 11: need to balance the budget. And we also, by the way,

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Speaker 11: we ought to be the you know, the oil and gas,

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Speaker 11: all this liquid gold, everything under our feet. That's all

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Speaker 11: new revenue, right, Why wouldn't we use some of that

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Speaker 11: revenue to help pay down the national debt thirty six

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Speaker 11: trillion dollars. I think the American people would support that,

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Speaker 11: which is why we actually do our jobs.

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Speaker 2: We work with President Trump. We can have an agenda and.

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Speaker 11: Build out this coalition I think for the long term,

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Speaker 11: which is working class people, common sense folks, normal people

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Speaker 11: who don't want to be hit with critical raise theory

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Speaker 11: and DEI and taxpayer funded transgender surgeries for inmates.

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Speaker 2: That's the Democrat Party.

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Speaker 11: Our alternative is, I think an agenda that works for

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Speaker 11: like normal people, working people who just want to be

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Speaker 11: able to have a good life and their kids that

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Speaker 11: have a better life.

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Speaker 1: Senator, thank you so much.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I think seventeen percent is generous. By

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Speaker 4: the way, for what I've learned on transition is that

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Speaker 4: the rules are that you have to only come in

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Speaker 4: for one day a month.

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Speaker 1: So what they do is they'll work on the.

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Speaker 4: Last and the first day of a month, and then

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Speaker 4: they don't come in basically for two months totally. It's

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Speaker 4: they say that they come in for one day month,

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Speaker 4: so they'll come in on the thirty first, and then

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Speaker 4: work on the first, and then they're done. Basically all

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Speaker 4: for whatever two months those are. The looting operation has

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Speaker 4: to stop. Thank you so much, Senator, a great thanks Charlie.

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Speaker 1: Second hour coming up.

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Speaker 4: Email US is always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Subscribe

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Speaker 4: to our podcast What I am learning about the waste

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Speaker 4: of the federal government here.

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Speaker 1: Is beyond anything you could ever imagine. Sean Parnell joins

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Speaker 1: us next

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