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Speaker 2: Is because it is incumbent upon us to take the healing,

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Speaker 2: That's that is the mission that Charlie Kirk undertook with confidence.

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Speaker 1: While that was Congressman Andy Bigs from Arizona who spoke

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Congressman, I think a lot of us were shot

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Speaker 1: I am Charlie Kirk. I keep saying this. You know,

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Speaker 1: We's all aspired to be as good of a person

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Speaker 1: Perhaps. Do you know you make a good point, but mad,

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Speaker 1: After months of holding steady, the FED is finally finally

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Speaker 1: metals Market's Phil Patrick. Always good to have you, my friend,

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you. All right, folks, When is elon

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Speaker 1: thank you, little potty mouth from the congresswoman who walked

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Speaker 1: Tampon Tim Wall's got upset when Trump called out elon Omar.

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Speaker 1: He went on MSNBC to whine about it, and of

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Speaker 1: course made his entire argument about race. Yep, tamp On,

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Speaker 1: Tim Listen, Yeah, you see.

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Speaker 7: I would Here's what I would hope, Chris, that the

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Speaker 4: They would be appalled by this.

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Speaker 7: You don't have to agree with the elan Omer. She's

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Speaker 7: doing good work. She didn't do anything on this to

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Speaker 7: Donald Trump other than she disagrees with his horrific policies,

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Speaker 7: just like I do. But we all know why he's

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Speaker 1: And look, Donald really runs this stuff up.

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Speaker 7: When I still want to know where the Epstein list

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Speaker 7: you're going to do about prices out here. I want

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Speaker 7: is all part of the plan, but it's horrific and

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Speaker 7: we're talking about this political violence thing. We have got

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Speaker 7: to get back to the decency.

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Speaker 1: The only people who are at risk for political violence

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Speaker 1: Apparently according to you, I would say one of America's

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Speaker 1: dumbest congressman. Committee of Crime doesn't make you a criminal.

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Speaker 8: Understanding what ends up having people become criminally impacted really

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Speaker 8: Being a criminal is more so about your mindset. Committing

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Speaker 1: So she says, committing a crime doesn't make people a criminal, Okay,

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Speaker 1: sure asking the guy goes hmm. Found statement, which is

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Speaker 1: It's a textbook. Now. Whether you're guilty of the crime

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Speaker 1: I don't know. She's a whack job. JB. Pritzker is

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Speaker 9: Look, I built a hol Across museum with survivors. I've

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Speaker 4: This is the playbook, folks.

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Speaker 9: If you're not paying attention now and doing something about it,

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Speaker 1: This guy wants to be president. It's a scary. It's

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Speaker 1: Is that we're going, yes, sir, okay, we'll be back

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Speaker 10: trying to stir. That's trying to have conversation, and that's

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Speaker 11: I'm just letting you know that you all need to

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Speaker 11: look within at CNN if you want to continue this

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Speaker 11: down this path, because clearly your ratings show that and

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Speaker 11: the conservative movement is showing that that they're not watching

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Speaker 11: you because of that. If you all surely had some

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Speaker 11: objective reporting instead of constantly attacking conservatives and Republicans, then

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Speaker 11: there would be a change, I think.

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Speaker 12: But there's not going to be a change. You all

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Speaker 12: don't want to change down. Maybe you do, ma'am, but

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Speaker 12: I dare say that the vast majority of your colleagues

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Speaker 12: do not. They do not come from the conservative spectrum.

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Speaker 12: They see this as is just a as a Republican

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Speaker 12: type situation, and it is absolutely not.

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Speaker 13: You're seeing as much. You're seeing as much or more

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Speaker 13: on the left than you are.

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Speaker 1: From the right. Commison, let's bring in Congressman Tim Burchett,

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Speaker 1: who's with us right commersation, would give us a little

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Speaker 1: bit of context, the backstory before before that went down.

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Speaker 1: What was she so, I guess defensive about.

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Speaker 12: They were attacking President Trump, you know, because he was

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Speaker 12: going after the left wing. I mean, here's a guy

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Speaker 12: who's been shot once, tried to be assassinated twice. You know,

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Speaker 12: We've had Steve Scalise with the and they had a

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Speaker 12: Republican hunting list and it took us five years to

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Speaker 12: get the FBI to put it on a as a

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Speaker 12: political assassination attempt. You know, they just said it was

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Speaker 12: some random act of violence kind of thing, like this

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Speaker 12: guy just showed up at the baseball practice and started

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Speaker 12: shooting at people, you know. And I just talked about

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Speaker 12: how it's just ingrained. It's ingrained in our federal governments,

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Speaker 12: is ingrained in CNN, And then I explained to her

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Speaker 12: that and for CNN, I mean, you know, like ABC

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Speaker 12: the other night was saying, how you know, it was

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Speaker 12: like what the guy said was it was kind of sweet.

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Speaker 12: The conversation that this the assassin of Charlie Kirk and

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Speaker 12: his transgendered lover were having. I mean, you know what's

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Speaker 12: next A le Braun and Adolph Hitler's of notes are sweet.

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Speaker 12: You know, look, all they're trying to do is humanize

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Speaker 12: these demons, and we got to stop it. We've got

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Speaker 12: to stop it, and they've got to stop it. They

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Speaker 12: are at the cause of this. The media is at

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Speaker 12: the cause of this. They're the ones putting this garbage out.

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Speaker 12: And I said, yet you keep putting it out if

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Speaker 12: it's so bad what Trump says, and why do you

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Speaker 12: keep why do you keep reprinting it time after time?

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Speaker 12: MSNBC hundreds of times in the last few months they

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Speaker 12: called trumpet fascist. I mean, that's just that's a dog whistle, man.

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Speaker 12: That's all that's doing is trying to incite the left

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Speaker 12: and further, you know, go after us. And so I've

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Speaker 12: had it. We need to take the gloves off. I'm

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Speaker 12: tired of these guys in my party always talking about compromise.

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Speaker 12: The only time the Democrats talk compromises. We're in the minority,

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Speaker 12: and now we're in the majority. We ought to start

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Speaker 12: acting like it, brother, we ought to start.

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Speaker 1: Acting your soul rights. Are you know? We found out

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Speaker 1: these hosts are saying, oh, and they're really freaked out

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Speaker 1: about Trump saying he's going to look into these left

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Speaker 1: wing these media, these groups that were maybe funding some

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Speaker 1: of the hate or certainly some of the rhetoric that's

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Speaker 1: been then going around. But we found out just recently

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Speaker 1: the FBI Director of Cash Pttel tells us that under Biden,

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Speaker 1: Biden instructed the DOJ to look into right leaning groups.

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Speaker 1: In TPUSA was one of those groups. So this whole

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Speaker 1: idea of their outrage that Trump could suggest that they

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Speaker 1: he was going to look into some of these left

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Speaker 1: wing groups that see if there's any you know, any

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Speaker 1: sort of domestic terror cells going on within him is insane.

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Speaker 1: They do the exact same thing, and then they want

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Speaker 1: to point the finger at Trump and at you guys.

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Speaker 1: And one more thing, elon Omar may be under a

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Speaker 1: censorship vote if it gets if if if the speaker

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Speaker 1: decides to bring it up for blaming Charlie Kirk for

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Speaker 1: his own suicide or his own assassination because of his words,

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Speaker 1: is what she said. And then you have Jazzy Jasmine

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Speaker 1: Crockett saying Charlie Kirk would still be here if wasn't

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Speaker 1: for assault rifles. Well, I got news for Jazzy had

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Speaker 1: nothing to do with assault rifles, says the shooters use

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Speaker 1: a hunting rifle or a range rifle, not an assault right.

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Speaker 1: They don't even know what the hell they're talking about, sir, Sorry,

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Speaker 1: they don't know if.

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Speaker 12: It was a mouser. Yeah, it's ridiculous. I've listening to

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Speaker 12: this garbage all along, you know. They they want outlaw shotguns.

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Speaker 12: It's just it's pathetic. They've got no sense of what's

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Speaker 12: going on in the world. All they do is they

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Speaker 12: they get a talking point from the DNC and then

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Speaker 12: they spread it out and that's all they're doing right now,

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Speaker 12: and it's not and it's not working obviously their numbers.

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Speaker 12: The best, the best friend they've got right now, it's

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Speaker 12: the Republican Party because I don't think we can get

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Speaker 12: out of our own way. But hopefully America sees what's

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Speaker 12: behind this and our leadership gets their butts in gear.

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Speaker 1: Okay, Congressman, we we had a little bit of a

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Speaker 1: crunch for time. Apologize, well, thank you so much for

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Speaker 1: bringing this to us, and we can stay on it

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Speaker 1: with you and we'll have you back very very soon. Carlisman,

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Speaker 1: Tim Burchet, thank you so much.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, brother back and we.

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Speaker 1: Played that because we had started the interview and Trump

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Speaker 1: came out, so wait to take the Trump moment there,

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Speaker 1: so we played it. But it's still last and he's

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Speaker 1: very right. He's very right. The best friends the Democrats

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Speaker 1: have right now are the Republicans because they can't get

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Speaker 1: their act together. They really need to get your crap together. Guys,

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Speaker 1: get it together now. You got what fifteen more months

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Speaker 1: till till midterm elections. You got to keep Trump with

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Speaker 1: the House and the Senate guaranteed for the next fifteen months.

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Speaker 1: You got to keep your stuff together and get everything

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Speaker 1: done you possibly can. You have no idea what's going

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Speaker 1: to happen in twenty six I hope it stays all Republican.

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Speaker 1: But if it's not, he's going to be a lame duck.

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Speaker 1: You don't want that. For the last two years of

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Speaker 1: his second term presidency, Eric Swallall doubled down on the

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Speaker 1: Nazi rhetoric, comparing President Trump to Hitler. Yet again, this

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Speaker 1: clown just does not learn.

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Speaker 14: Watch Donald Trump is America's Hitler.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know he just said that. Literally the bullet

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Speaker 1: casing from that Tyler guy in Utah said, hey, fascists,

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Speaker 1: catch the bullet. Catch the bullet, meaning he's gonna kill him.

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Speaker 1: To have this rhetoric, this fascist, this ridiculous Hitler Nazi

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Speaker 1: stuff gone white supremacists, you are the reason, Swallwell, you

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Speaker 1: are the reason that these lunatic, drugged up trans whatevers

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Speaker 1: are picking up guns and killing people that they listen to.

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Speaker 1: You call Trump Hitler or people who support in America

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Speaker 1: first Nazis. We're all targets because of that stupid rhetoric.

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Speaker 1: You want to you want to unite, you tone down

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Speaker 1: the rhetoric. I don't think we should yet. Sorry. More

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Speaker 1: from Swallwell, who thinks that Republicans are turning their backs

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Speaker 1: on FBI Director Cash Pttel another basis claim that he

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Speaker 1: has single handedly tried to ignite Listen to it.

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Speaker 14: You know what I found interesting, Lawrence talking to Republicans

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Speaker 14: is that they also think privately that Patel is not

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Speaker 14: up for the job. And not just because he screwed

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Speaker 14: up the Charlie Kirk investigation. It's not just because he

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Speaker 14: refuses to release the Epstein tapes. As one Republican told me,

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Speaker 14: I just don't feel safe with this guy. And if

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Speaker 14: you look at his testimony, particularly what you just played

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Speaker 14: there and the way he conducted himself yesterday in front

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Speaker 14: of the Senate, this person is not someone who's going

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Speaker 14: to keep anyone from harm. And you look at him

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Speaker 14: and you think this guy's unhinged, and he doesn't see

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Speaker 14: his duty as protecting us from harm. He is just

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Speaker 14: protecting himself from Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1: It's the common divide and conquer. So he sparks up.

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Speaker 1: Swallow sparks up this debate, saying, oh, I talked to

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Speaker 1: a Republican. This guy said I don't feel safe. Who

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Speaker 1: was that? Swallow? Are you lying? I mean, you lied

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Speaker 1: about Fang Fang, the little Chinese spy that you were

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Speaker 1: sleeping with. Remember that you lied about that you're both married.

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Speaker 1: She was married, you were married, but I'm sure she

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Speaker 1: got some good information out of you. The rhetoric from

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Speaker 1: the left continues to get nasty or nastier. These deranged

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Speaker 1: people are saying whatever they want. They never stop to

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Speaker 1: think about the impact of their words. Well, here's one

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Speaker 1: of those. Source back to Philly District Attorney Larry Krasner,

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Speaker 1: who's calling Trump of fascists because he can.

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Speaker 8: Question was raised whether it was necessary to compare the

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Speaker 8: mag of movement to fascists.

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Speaker 4: One hundred percent necessary.

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Speaker 7: My father volunteered and served in World War two.

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Speaker 15: Half of my family tree is gone, and it's gone

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Speaker 15: because of Nazis, and it's gone because of fascists.

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Speaker 1: Good time to say that. I don't think it should

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Speaker 1: be illegal to call so I'm a fascist. I just

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Speaker 1: want you to understand, Democrats, when you keep doing this,

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Speaker 1: you're gonna be the reason. You're gonna be root cause

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Speaker 1: for some of these shooters. Just understand where it's coming from. Hey, fascist,

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Speaker 1: catch on the bullet From Tyler Robinson through Charlie Kirks neck, Hey,

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Speaker 1: fascist catch Okay, do you hear it? See the pattern,

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Speaker 1: and you want to keep doing it, Go ahead and

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Speaker 1: do it, but just understand blood is on your hands.

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Speaker 1: I agree, we have a First Amendment protecting a lot

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Speaker 1: of speech that's not speech that necessarily is going to

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Speaker 1: get the whole public in trouble. But it certainly is

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Speaker 1: not speech that we want them to continue because people

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Speaker 1: on the right are being killed over it. Congress and

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Speaker 1: Maxwell Frost took a page from Krasner's book, echoing his

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Speaker 1: fascist comments almost word for word. The Democrats are sticking

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Speaker 1: by the playbook no matter what. Here's Frost talking about

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Speaker 1: Republicans and Trump.

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Speaker 16: Donald Trump doesn't want a democracy, he wants a throne,

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Speaker 16: and his cronies are clearing the way. The President and

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Speaker 16: his lap dogs here in the United States, Congress, the

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Speaker 16: Vice president, the FCC chair, the Attorney General, Secretary of State,

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Speaker 16: and congressional Republicans are implementing a dangerous agenda to punish

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Speaker 16: their opposition. Fascism is not on the way it is here.

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Speaker 16: The First Amendment is how generations of Americans, from civil

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Speaker 16: rights activists to labor organizers, the American worker, LGBTQ plus

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Speaker 16: activists have fought for progress and it is our power.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I've done with these little to tic democrats. We'll

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Speaker 1: be back to and a half minutes. Are you are

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Speaker 1: nervously scared?

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Speaker 3: You know?

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Speaker 4: I wasn't until probably the last three months when I

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Speaker 4: when I was diagnosed a year.

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Speaker 5: And a half ago, my symptoms were fearing, my bearing

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Speaker 5: mindy and I think compared to other people who were

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Speaker 5: later in the disease, they're still mine. But yeah, and

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Speaker 5: you just miss it that.

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Speaker 3: I notice. I noticed that.

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Speaker 5: My dexterity in my right hand, even with medication, it's

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Speaker 5: still suspect at best, like writing, doing something tedious like

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Speaker 5: got a shrewdriver, I always have to use my left

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Speaker 5: hand to help guide. And that's equal with the medicine.

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Speaker 5: That wasn't the case at first. So yeah, you know

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Speaker 5: it was kind up.

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Speaker 17: But alha, I.

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Speaker 5: Noticed that the sentiments had got a little worse.

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Speaker 4: Are not responding to medication because.

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Speaker 5: My main doctor, I meant, I thank the world saints Wendell.

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Speaker 4: Wendell said, it's jar for dress. How the reason why

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Speaker 4: it depends on that.

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Speaker 1: I want to show you that because I need you go.

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Speaker 1: Yesterday I did amazing I put this up yesterday. It

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Speaker 1: came out, but did five hundred new subscribers on YouTube?

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Speaker 18: Do it?

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Speaker 1: A party that has spent years censoring opinions that aren't there,

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Speaker 1: that they don't like, is really up in arms right

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Speaker 1: now that a politicized comedian with a crappy late night

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Speaker 1: show had his program suspended over the fact that he

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Speaker 1: told blaytant lies on the air and over and over again.

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Speaker 1: I mean, they are furious on the left. They're really,

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Speaker 1: really angry. They're yelling, they're yelling so damn mad about it.

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Speaker 1: They're screaming about the First Amendment. But at least, at

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Speaker 1: the very least they were just as furious, angry, yelling

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Speaker 1: up in arms over a man who was assassinated in

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Speaker 1: broad daylight. Were they an innocent man whose only crime

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Speaker 1: was to talk to young people around the country debate

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Speaker 1: them and express his opinions. I don't know if they

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Speaker 1: were that mad about it. I don't think I've heard

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Speaker 1: anyone too upset about that. Remember how angry they were

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Speaker 1: about an innocent young man, husband and father losing his

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Speaker 1: life to a badman left this transgender associated murderer. Right,

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Speaker 1: Not so much, that's right. They weren't angry. They weren't angry.

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Speaker 1: In fact, they said he was asking for it. They

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Speaker 1: weren't furious about that. In fact, they celebrated it. Funny

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Speaker 1: how that works, right for the Party of EVA. Losing

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Speaker 1: a life, that's okay, But losing a TV show, well,

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Speaker 1: now that's crossing the line. The second worst president in

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Speaker 1: our history has more things to say, quoting Obama being

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Speaker 1: the second worst, obviously the first being Biden. Obama said,

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Speaker 1: this commentary offers a clear, powerful statement of why freedom

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Speaker 1: of speech is at the heart of democracy and must

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Speaker 1: be defended. Whether the speaker is Charlie Kirk or Jimmy Kimmel.

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Speaker 1: MAGA supporters or MAGA opponents get that, everybody? Did you

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Speaker 1: get that? Jimmy Kimmel losing his job is the same

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Speaker 1: as the assassination of Charlie Kirk. According to Barack Obama,

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Speaker 1: he said it right there, his words, losing your TV

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Speaker 1: show is like losing your life, folks to the Democrats.

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Speaker 1: Do you see how twisted these people really are? And

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Speaker 1: it starts at the very tip top of the socialist iceberg.

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Speaker 1: Let's review the facts one more time, shall we. Jimmy

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Speaker 1: Kimmel lied. He explicitly lied on air about Charlie Kirk's assassin,

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Speaker 1: saying that he was a MAGA associate, when we all

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Speaker 1: know thanks to the FB, that who was in fact

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Speaker 1: a leftist lunatic. Catch this fascist, and that's a violation

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Speaker 1: of FCC guidelines. It's disinformation, it's a lie, and not

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Speaker 1: just that, it's wholly irresponsible. He's been making Trump jokes

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Speaker 1: for years. What got him canned was lying about a crime.

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Speaker 1: He can say it anywhere else he wants, but you

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Speaker 1: cannot just go on TV and deliver it like it's

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Speaker 1: fact when it's not. Even if it's a comedy show.

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Speaker 1: You have to let people know this is comedy. It's

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Speaker 1: right there, black and white. Prohibited from broadcasting false information

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Speaker 1: concerning a crime. There's a statute right there. He violated

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Speaker 1: FCC guidelines. But the left insists on making about the

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Speaker 1: First Amendment, something democrats once caring about, but only when

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Speaker 1: it was about punishing conservatives. Of course, you.

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Speaker 3: Shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others if

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Speaker 3: you afford providing misinformation out there.

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Speaker 7: There's no guaranteed of free speech on misinformation or hate speech,

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Speaker 7: and especially around our democracy.

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Speaker 19: There are Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda,

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Speaker 19: and whether they should be civilly or even in some

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Speaker 19: cases criminally charged is something that would be a better deterrent.

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Speaker 4: If people go.

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Speaker 18: To only one source and the source they go to

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Speaker 18: is sick, and you know, as an agenda, and they're

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Speaker 18: putting out disinformation, our First Amendment stands as a major block.

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Speaker 4: It's really hard to govern today. This is a matter

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Speaker 4: of corporate responsibility.

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Speaker 19: Twitter should be held accountable and shut down that site.

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Speaker 1: It is a matter of safety and corporate accountability.

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Speaker 4: The First Amendment is not absolute.

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Speaker 3: It does not protect any single thing anywhere.

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Speaker 1: The First Amendment is not absolute, says Goldman from New

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Speaker 1: York Congressman, you're wrong, You're wrong with fro by the way,

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Speaker 1: Jimmy Kimmel also got canned because he lost most of

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Speaker 1: his audience because he lied, he wasn't funny and costs

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Speaker 1: about one hundred and fifty million dollars to produce a

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Speaker 1: show that no one's watching. I heard he was doing

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Speaker 1: like one hundred and twenty thousand viewers in the demo.

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Speaker 1: I can yell out the window. I could tweet something

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Speaker 1: and get more people to see it, like during COVID,

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Speaker 1: what are you saying, mad dog, mad Doug. Okay, we're

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Speaker 1: taking it, Yes, sir, Okay, We're going to take Trump guys.

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Speaker 1: This is how we work. That's how we roll President

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Speaker 1: Trump folks.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, well, thank you very much.

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Speaker 20: As you know, we passed the Continuing Resolution and the

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Speaker 20: Republican House to day and an amazing note actually killd

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Speaker 20: We want to keep things going and going proud. It

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Speaker 20: is good for a lot of reasons.

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Speaker 17: The Republicans want to keep government open.

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Speaker 20: But in the same we have fifty three Republicans total

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Speaker 20: and we need sixty dollars.

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Speaker 17: That means we need a democrat.

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Speaker 20: I want to thank Senator John Fatleman, who wants to

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Speaker 20: keep the country open. We're doing so well as the country.

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Speaker 20: We're doing and probably better than every boy. We look

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Speaker 20: at the stock.

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Speaker 17: Market and other indicators.

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Speaker 20: We have tremendous investment coming in records, investment coming.

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Speaker 17: Everything is going well.

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Speaker 20: But the Democrats aren't happy about that because I don't want.

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Speaker 17: It to go well.

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Speaker 20: I think we actually dislike our country great. So they

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Speaker 20: want to set down the country. They want to have

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Speaker 20: open borders. They want to stop with the fighting of crime,

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Speaker 20: where we've been very successful.

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Speaker 17: The DC.

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Speaker 20: As you know, Washington, DC is it's a hot place

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Speaker 20: right now. Who is having dinners, They're going out and

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Speaker 20: all over. There's very little crimes. So they haven't seen

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Speaker 20: members like this in many many years. And other places

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Speaker 20: as you know, we're going to Mumbles, will soon be

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Speaker 20: going into Chicago. We've already had people out there. And

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Speaker 20: then they're nfbis, whom they fucking numbers down. But we

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Speaker 20: don't be bringing them on a whole lot. But I

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Speaker 20: guess they want DRIM and we fight driving. It's a

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Speaker 20: pretty big difference. They want to have men playing women's sports,

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Speaker 20: they want a transgender for everybody kind. If they don't

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Speaker 20: get everything that they want, all these things that they

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Speaker 20: want that approve and so the they want to close

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Speaker 20: their government down. We're not going to let bad things

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Speaker 20: app into our country. We're not going to improve things

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Speaker 20: that we shouldn't be approving. Just today, the host Democrats

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Speaker 20: voted against condemning the political assassination of Charlie Clark. Who

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Speaker 20: could vote against them condemning all the same police condemn

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Speaker 20: the assassination of a human.

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Speaker 17: Being, And they said, no, we're not going to do that.

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Speaker 17: Remember this, we had an action degree a very short

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Speaker 17: time ago.

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Speaker 20: Republicans want presidential We won the popular vote by a lot,

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Speaker 20: We won all seven swing states, we won the electoral

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Speaker 20: college by a lot. We won most US counties in

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Speaker 20: the total landslide.

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Speaker 17: So we won most. It's a very big statistic.

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Speaker 20: We won the counties in a number that I don't

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Speaker 20: believe it has been hit before. Two thousand, six hundred

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Speaker 20: counties versus five hundred and twenty five counties for the Democrats.

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Speaker 20: So the Democrats really should start respecting what takes place

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Speaker 20: at the voter booth. In many cases it's not a

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Speaker 20: voter booth because they have mail end voter, which is

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Speaker 20: a very corrupt situation. But despite that, we won an

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Speaker 20: alliance side and we have to remember we win the

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Speaker 20: election election subconsequences.

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Speaker 17: So we'll continue to talk.

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Speaker 20: To the Democrats, but I think you could very well

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Speaker 20: end up with a close country for a period of time.

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Speaker 20: And we'll take care of the military, we'll take care

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Speaker 20: of social security, we'll take care of the things that

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Speaker 20: we have to take care of, a lot of the

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Speaker 20: things the Democrats like, for which in many cases are

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Speaker 20: very good things, will not be able to be paid.

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Speaker 17: So we'll watch and see how they do.

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Speaker 20: With have to handle the constituents pretty pretty carefully. So

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Speaker 20: we're proud to an answer. We won the House were

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Speaker 20: defined in the sample, we need sixty of us, so

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Speaker 20: we have fifty three senators and we need six of us.

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Speaker 20: That means the Democrats have to in the Senate, and

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Speaker 20: I don't think they will be building now what we

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Speaker 20: are doing. And we're really here today to talk about

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Speaker 20: something else, which is the goal for which is going

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Speaker 20: to bring a lot of money into our country, which

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Speaker 20: is going to reduce boxes and lots of other good things.

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Speaker 20: But we'll save that for a little bit later. What

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Speaker 20: do we do this first, and then we'll talk about

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Speaker 20: the gold curent Okay, any questions.

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Speaker 21: Yes, I had a great goal with presidency, and as

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Speaker 21: you know, he approved the Ticktop deal and we're in

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Speaker 21: the process.

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Speaker 20: We have some great investors, being some of the biggest

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Speaker 20: in the world, American investors, great people, and we look

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Speaker 20: forward to getting that deal closed.

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Speaker 17: Well I think.

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Speaker 20: I think so when you say for the group, I

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Speaker 20: don't know that music to get to get it signed,

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Speaker 20: I guess, uh, it could be a formality. I found

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Speaker 20: his words to get very good presidency and I had

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Speaker 20: a long time. We cook for almost two hours and

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Speaker 20: started at eight o'clock in the morning, and I think

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Speaker 20: it was a very good club. We talked about trade,

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Speaker 20: we talked about war, we talked about a lot of things.

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Speaker 20: We talked about Russian Ukraine obviously, and guys that talk

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Speaker 20: about a lot of subjects.

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Speaker 17: There's low call. It was a big coal We have

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Speaker 17: a very good relationship.

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Speaker 20: But the TikTok dealers well in its way, as you know,

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Speaker 20: when the investors are getting ready. And I think China

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Speaker 20: wanted to see it stay open too, and they wanted

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Speaker 20: to see it. And I can tell you the young people,

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Speaker 20: you know, I think we wanted to see it stay

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Speaker 20: open very badly because and if you take a look

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Speaker 20: at my.

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Speaker 17: Numbers, no Republican has ever done anything like. We got

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Speaker 17: massive numbers of youth.

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Speaker 13: And by the way, it.

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Speaker 20: Helped very much by Charlie, So Charlie was very much

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Speaker 20: in favor of tiktoking. I picked up and he said,

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Speaker 20: you know, you should use it, and other people said

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Speaker 20: that too, and I used it, and I don't know,

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Speaker 20: I have people, I think, I said records, I look

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Speaker 20: at numbers.

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Speaker 17: That are phenomenal, will passed them on to you.

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Speaker 20: And it had probably a pretty big effect on the election,

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Speaker 20: as we won the election by a lot.

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Speaker 17: So we are in a situation where a little.

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Speaker 20: While, meaning a number of days, we'll probably I don't

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Speaker 20: know if you can make it go is good. I

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Speaker 20: think these people are phrasing you know again, anybody wants open.

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Speaker 17: Borders and don't want to fight. They don't want to

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Speaker 17: fight crime. They hate to fight crime.

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Speaker 20: And in Chicago last weekend get eleven people killed.

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Speaker 17: Murdered and the appointed in shot.

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Speaker 20: And those numbers have been pretty consistent all throughout a

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Speaker 20: period of time, whether there's four people, five people, six people,

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Speaker 20: eleven people, twelve people killed. They don't want to spend

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Speaker 20: money to fight and it's not even much money, relatively speaking.

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Speaker 17: It's very little, but we're going there anywhere. It doesn't

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Speaker 17: make any difference.

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Speaker 20: We're going to Chicago, we're going to memphisnaps, and we're

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Speaker 20: going to clean up the crime in the cities because

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Speaker 20: we have to be there.

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Speaker 17: Okay, with this.

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Speaker 20: Deal today, are you confident that the CCP won't be

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Speaker 20: exerting control.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, they have a very very tight control. And it's

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Speaker 17: an amazing people wanted.

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Speaker 13: The young people of this country wanted badly.

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Speaker 22: The parents of those young people wanted badly, and so

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Speaker 22: we were able to work out a deal with China.

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Speaker 22: And it's a very good deal for us. It's a

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Speaker 22: very I hope it's a good deal for them.

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Speaker 19: Or would you accept a deal where China controls the

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Speaker 19: algorithm of TikTok.

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Speaker 22: Well, it's all being worked out. We're going to have

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Speaker 22: very good control. We have American These are American investors,

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Speaker 22: all of them, and they all love our country. They're

884
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Speaker 22: all very well known people, very famous people actually financially.

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Speaker 13: And they'll they'll have control of it.

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Speaker 22: I just I want to say, I want to thank

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Speaker 22: Presidency because he was a gentleman and we've just had

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Speaker 22: a good relationship and we wanted people. A lot of

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Speaker 22: people in this country wanted to be open if it

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Speaker 22: weren't open, it weren't open. Maybe, I don't know. I

891
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Speaker 22: think we won by so much it wouldn't have mattered.

892
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Speaker 22: But we got a lot of votes. We got a

893
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Speaker 22: lot of Republicans, votes from very young people who go ahead, Jeff.

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Speaker 15: They Russian jets entered Estonia's airspace today for twelve minutes.

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Speaker 15: Do you see that as a threat to NATO?

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Speaker 13: Well, I'm gonna have to look at it.

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Speaker 22: They're going to be briefing me in a short while,

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Speaker 22: so I'll let you know about it tonight or tomorrow.

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Speaker 13: What's your take in general? Just be well, I don't

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Speaker 13: love it. I don't love it. I don't love when

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Speaker 13: that happens. It could be big trouble. But i'll let

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Speaker 13: you know later. They're going to brief me in about

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Speaker 13: an hour.

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Speaker 15: To follow up with Charlie Kirk, there's been a lot

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Speaker 15: of talk about free speech this week. Do you see

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Speaker 15: a difference between cancel culture and consequence culture?

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Speaker 22: I mean your questions a little trick question. I like,

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Speaker 22: I'm a very strong person for free speech. At the

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Speaker 22: same time, when you have networks that where I won

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Speaker 22: an election, like in counties, I guess it's two thousand,

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Speaker 22: six hundred to five hundred and twenty five. It's called

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Speaker 22: landside a landslide times too.

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Speaker 17: When you have that.

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Speaker 22: Kind of that level of popularity or voter support, as

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Speaker 22: I in the last election, and yet ninety seven and

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Speaker 22: ninety four percent different numbers.

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Speaker 13: You see different numbers with different stats.

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Speaker 22: But ninety seven, ninety four, ninety five, ninety six percent

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Speaker 22: of the people are against me in the sense of

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Speaker 22: the newscasts are against me the stories, and ninety they

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Speaker 22: said ninety seven percent bad, so they gave me ninety seven.

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Speaker 13: They'll take a great story and they'll make it bad. See,

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Speaker 13: I think that's really illegal. Personally. You can't take you

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Speaker 13: can't have a free airwaves.

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Speaker 22: You're getting free airwaves from the United States government, and

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Speaker 22: you can't have that.

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Speaker 13: And say, and somebody that just won an.

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Speaker 22: Election and I had to go through the story of

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Speaker 22: the election, I think it's a miracle that I can

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Speaker 22: win when ninety seven percent of the stories on the

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Speaker 22: networks are bad or whatever it may be. Whether it's

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Speaker 22: eighty nine doesn't matter. It's a tremendous number.

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Speaker 1: You know it.

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Speaker 13: You report it all the time, and it changes.

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Speaker 22: But when you have that kind of a negative reporting,

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Speaker 22: fake negative reporter. When they take a great story and

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Speaker 22: they make it into a bad story constantly, that's what

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Speaker 22: they do. Look sixty minutes took Kamala's answer and they

939
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Speaker 22: threw it out and they gave her a different answer

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Speaker 22: so that she sounded competent when things like that happened.

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Speaker 22: George slap Adopolos from your network, right, George Slapadopolis had

942
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Speaker 22: to pay sixteen million dollars to me because of what

943
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Speaker 22: he said, and that's abc you had to pay more

944
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Speaker 22: than that. Your network kind of pay more than that.

945
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Speaker 22: So I think it's very sad, but I think that

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Speaker 22: reporting has to be at least accurate, at least accurate

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Speaker 22: to an extent. Again, when somebody is given ninety seven

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Speaker 22: percent of the stories a bad about a person that's

949
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Speaker 22: no longer, or free speech that's no longer, that's just cheating.

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Speaker 22: And they cheat, and they become really members of the

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Speaker 22: Democrat National Committee.

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Speaker 13: That's what they are.

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Speaker 22: The networks, in my opinion, they're just offshoots of the

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Speaker 22: Democrat National Committee

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Speaker 16: Members and William Liam Coscrope at zero Hedge, people are

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Speaker 16: still anticipating who your pick for national security advice