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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 2: On the Rockets rag line. The album's bursting gave proof

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Speaker 2: through the night got off flag was still there? Oh say,

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Speaker 2: does that hor bar not yet?

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Speaker 3: Why?

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Speaker 2: Or the line of the free and the holl of there?

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Speaker 4: Most of the information about USAID spending has been available

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Speaker 4: on government websites forever. If you wanted to know something

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Speaker 4: about it, you could.

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Speaker 1: You could have found out last year. But the goal

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Speaker 1: of doing this seems that.

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Speaker 4: Have been to traumatize the people who work for USAID

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Speaker 4: and also to traumatize people who work for other government institutions.

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Speaker 5: You know that our policy of our government should not

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Speaker 5: be giving two trillion dollars in tax cuts to the

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Speaker 5: wealthiest and paying for it by cuts to cancer research

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Speaker 5: at NIH something that is bipartisan support for years and years,

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Speaker 5: or stopping Headstart.

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Speaker 6: But our fretors people, they are they are really hacked.

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Speaker 3: Our nuclear stockpile.

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Speaker 5: I know they are, But what I'm saying is, at

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Speaker 5: some point the pressure is on them.

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Speaker 7: Have you been given any assurances that Ukraine will have

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Speaker 7: an equal.

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Speaker 1: Seat at the negotiating table.

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Speaker 8: So I will never tucked any decisions between the United

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Speaker 8: States and Russia about Ukraine.

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Speaker 9: Donald Trump's favorability rating is actually higher than it ever

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Speaker 9: was the first time round. Let me ask you, I

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Speaker 9: recent Paul by Marquette looked at several of the things

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Speaker 9: that he has done or says that he is going

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Speaker 9: to do, and sixty three percent favor federal government's recognition

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Speaker 9: of only two sexes, A sixty percent favored deporting immigrants

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Speaker 9: who entered the United States illegally, sixty percent favor expanding

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Speaker 9: oil and gas production, fifty nine percent favored declaring an emergency.

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Speaker 10: At the southern border.

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Speaker 9: Is there anything you are seeing that that Trump is

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Speaker 9: doing that you are in.

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Speaker 3: Favor of, that you think is the right thing?

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Speaker 8: Let me say as it relates to all of those issues.

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Speaker 3: Were just at the beginning.

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Speaker 7: It's six oh one on a Tuesday morning, and we

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Speaker 7: were with state police as they raided this apartment in

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Speaker 7: northwest Germanyside. Inside six armed officers searched to suspects home

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Speaker 7: and then seize his laptop and cell phone. Prosecutors say

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Speaker 7: those electronics may have been used to commit a crime,

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Speaker 7: the crime posting a racist cartoon online. At the exact

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Speaker 7: same time, across Germany, more than fifty similar raids played

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Speaker 7: out part of what prosecutors say is a coordinated effort

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Speaker 7: to curb online hate speech in Germany. Is it a

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Speaker 7: crime to insult somebody in public? Yes, and it's a

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Speaker 7: crime to insult them online as well.

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Speaker 1: Yes.

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Speaker 8: The fine could be even higher if you inside someone

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Speaker 8: in the internet, right because an internet it stays there.

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Speaker 8: If we are talking you face to face, you unstop

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Speaker 8: me and stop you? Okay, finish. But if you're in

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Speaker 8: the internet, if fine in solve you or a politician.

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Speaker 10: C sis around forever.

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Speaker 11: If somebody posts something that's not true and then somebody

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Speaker 11: else reposts it or likes it, are they committing a crime?

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Speaker 12: And the case of reposting it is a crime as well,

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Speaker 12: because the read to contistinguished whether you just invented this

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Speaker 12: or just reposted it.

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Speaker 13: That's the same for us.

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Speaker 14: Why do you think other countries aren't judge revenue strict

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Speaker 14: immigration policy.

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Speaker 13: I was born as a man and now I'm alman.

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Speaker 15: What do you think the biggest threat is to the

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Speaker 15: United States currently? There's a reason that a lot of

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Speaker 15: the black community doesn't have a father, and it's because

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Speaker 15: of systemic racism.

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Speaker 16: America is the only country where even those who hate

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Speaker 16: it refused to leave. That's how you know you live

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Speaker 16: in a great country. It's time that we start talking

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Speaker 16: to the next generation, not talking down to the next generation.

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Speaker 1: And that's what we're doing every day.

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Speaker 17: There's a battle for your mind, raging information coming from

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Speaker 17: every angle, but the will to deceive.

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Speaker 1: I fear not. You found the place for truth, the voice.

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Speaker 17: I'm a generation that still has the will to believe

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Speaker 17: in the greatest country in the history of the world.

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

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 16: Wow, Okay, everybody, radio stations across the country. I interview

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Speaker 16: with you as always. You can email us Freedom at

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Speaker 16: Charliekirk dot com. We are back. America is back. It

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Speaker 16: feels that way, doesn't it. We are back having a border,

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Speaker 16: we're getting the economy raring, we're cut in regulation, we're

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Speaker 16: signing executive orders, we're ending unnecessary wars. And also the

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Speaker 16: machismo of the nineteen eighties is back. Do you want

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Speaker 16: further evidence that America is back, look no further than

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Speaker 16: an extraordinary nugget of cultural news that happened over the weekend.

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Speaker 16: Over the weekend was a hockey game. Now it is

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Speaker 16: All Star Weekend in the NHL, except instead of the

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Speaker 16: All Star Game, the NHL is reviving an international competition.

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Speaker 16: They're holding a miniature four nation tournament of NHL players

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Speaker 16: from different countries. Two of those countries, naturally, are from

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Speaker 16: the United States and Canada. The US and Canada played

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Speaker 16: their game over the weekend in Montreal. Now, as you

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Speaker 16: might have heard, American Canada are having a little bit

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Speaker 16: of a tiff right now. Trump has menaced Canada with

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Speaker 16: tariffs because of their subpar border security, and he's totally

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Speaker 16: bullied justin Trudeau, and he's talked about making Canada the

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Speaker 16: fifty first state, which is some master grade a trolling.

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Speaker 16: So during the game last night, Canadians booed the American

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Speaker 16: national anthem. And they didn't just dow. It went hard.

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Speaker 16: This is a little unseemly for Canada. I thought Canadians

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Speaker 16: were known to be nice, Canadian nice, very pleasant. No, no, no,

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Speaker 16: out there not so much. These are the Canadians booing

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Speaker 16: the American national anthem. Play cut twenty seven.

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Speaker 18: Oh say can you see by the Dons.

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Speaker 8: Light?

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Speaker 10: Who are so proud?

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Speaker 19: The two last last.

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Speaker 18: Whose brought Swives and bry Stars to the pair spot

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Speaker 18: for the rare party was.

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Speaker 3: Weretle gaes ju.

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Speaker 16: Just for the record, do you have another example of

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Speaker 16: America booing the Mexican national anthem or the Canadian national

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Speaker 16: anthem when there was reciprocal type of sports games at

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Speaker 16: that kind of ferocity. So you could see the American men,

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Speaker 16: those American hockey players, they said, oh, yeah, you're gonna

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Speaker 16: boo the American national anthem. Now, mind you, this is

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Speaker 16: in Montreal, this is their national sport. Americans are catching

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Speaker 16: up to the Canucks in this. You could just see

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Speaker 16: it on the faces of these American men. We are

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Speaker 16: not going to allow the American flag, the American national

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Speaker 16: anthem be desecrated by Canada. No, that dog is not

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Speaker 16: gonna hunt. And so within the first nine seconds of

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Speaker 16: the game, it took nine seconds and three fights broke out. Now,

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Speaker 16: in hockey, fights are allowed. It's part of the game.

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Speaker 16: It's actually part of the sport. This is a minute

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Speaker 16: long montage of the whole hockey game. Now, before I

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Speaker 16: get into that, not only were there three fights, it

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Speaker 16: was nine seconds. You guys can see this on stage,

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Speaker 16: and I just love this spirit of the Americans on

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Speaker 16: enemy territory. The Canadians bow our national anthem. I'm sorry,

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Speaker 16: that's not gonna We're not gonna put up with that. Actually,

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Speaker 16: you see, the old way of looking at things, the

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Speaker 16: old way of operating, is that Americans would have bent

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Speaker 16: the knee and allowed our national anthem to be booed.

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Speaker 16: They would have participated the naty way of operating under

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Speaker 16: Joe Biden and Barack Obama is no national pride. We're

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Speaker 16: not gonna put up with it. The American spirit of

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Speaker 16: defending your nation is back. Trump should bring these guys

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Speaker 16: to the White House. And I just love it because

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Speaker 16: Canada cares far more about hockey than we do. We

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Speaker 16: The equivalent would be if there was a international football

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Speaker 16: game and it was the NFL versus the Canadian Football

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Speaker 16: League and they came and beat us. Not only did

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Speaker 16: we beat them by fighting them, we beat them in

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Speaker 16: the actual sport three to one on their home turf

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Speaker 16: or dare is not turf on their home ice. And

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Speaker 16: it just goes to show that the alpha male is

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Speaker 16: ascended in this country. Canada, get out of the way.

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Speaker 16: I don't know what you think you are what you're doing.

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Speaker 16: You guys are a small subservient nation to the United States.

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Speaker 16: Now I don't want to take you over. I think

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Speaker 16: that's whatever right. Why would I want a bunch of

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Speaker 16: libs in French people as part of America. But you

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Speaker 16: guys don't hold any water to the United States of America,

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Speaker 16: not in hockey, not culturally, not economically. Ooh, I feel

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Speaker 16: so tough because I'm booing America. Be very careful because

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Speaker 16: you might just awaken a beast that humiliated you in

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Speaker 16: Montreal play cut twenty six. We're gonna drop this.

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Speaker 20: Let's right away, Yeah, Sarah Bennett, Brady Kishuck Little, Chucks

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Speaker 20: Little when Miller and Miller dropped his long for Perk's gonna.

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Speaker 21: Answer, and per the way speeds like a into the

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Speaker 21: zone to think.

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Speaker 3: Of two stores.

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Speaker 21: Keep tide has tv USA has answered, and when he

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Speaker 21: goes lurking into two all larking stars tip of lurking

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Speaker 21: and tv USA let the ice larking with the open net.

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Speaker 21: The proctor gets up stars see gets us down as

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Speaker 21: second hand slip. You're here for t USA.

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Speaker 1: It's gonna do it. A hard fought t.

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Speaker 16: USA victory makes me so proud to be an American.

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Speaker 16: Do you understand how hard that is to go into

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Speaker 16: another country. My only regret is I didn't even know

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Speaker 16: I would have watched this. I just would have loved

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Speaker 16: to see us go and humiliate the Canucks on their

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Speaker 16: the way, we'll have a rematch soon. Oh, this is

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Speaker 16: gonna be the start of a real rivalry in Boston

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Speaker 16: of all places. And I have a feeling that the

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Speaker 16: Americans are gonna boo the Canadian national anthem. You guys

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Speaker 16: started it, and again it's gonna be somewhat friendly. I

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Speaker 16: don't know who these Canadians think they are, though, Like

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Speaker 16: what kind of national pride do they have in their

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Speaker 16: nation and what? I just think they got to calm

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Speaker 16: down a little bit where America, you are not get

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Speaker 16: pick if you are Canada. We just beat you at

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Speaker 16: care that much about Look at that those humiliated Canucks losers.

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Speaker 16: Maybe you guys should get your own people in order.

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Speaker 16: We're gonna boo America. It's only thanks to America does

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Speaker 16: North America remain free as a free society. Look, I

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Speaker 16: don't want to try to pick a fight unnecessarily, but

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Speaker 16: you picked the fight against US. And by the way,

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Speaker 16: enjoy your tariffs. Canadians enjoy not having a stable economy.

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Speaker 16: We're not going to subsidize Europe anymore if this stuff's

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Speaker 16: Do you know that Charlie Kirkshow is censored in Germany?

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Speaker 16: They also do raids over this in Germany, just to

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Speaker 22: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice newsbreak. I'm Terrence Bates.

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Speaker 22: Peace talks related to the war between Russia and Ukraine

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Speaker 24: why people are shocked by what they're seeing right now,

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Speaker 24: is we had four years of a comatose executive, and

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Speaker 24: now we are being reminded what, as Alexander Hamilton described

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Speaker 24: it in the Federal's papers, what energy in the executive means?

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Speaker 10: The reason the.

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Speaker 24: Founders put all the executive power into one person, the president,

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Speaker 24: and doesn't really mention anyone else everyone else in the

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Speaker 24: executive branch is just under the constitution and assistant who

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Speaker 24: helps the president. The reason they did that is so

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Speaker 24: that our government cadet and these are Hamilton's words, would

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Speaker 24: speed energy, decisiveness, sometimes secrecy wash. Hamilton said, that is

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Speaker 24: the very definition of good government is to have energy

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Speaker 24: in the executive So right now what you're seeing is

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Speaker 24: President Trump has won a decisive electoral victory on a

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Speaker 24: clear agenda to cut spending, to reduce the giant bureaucracy

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Speaker 24: that's wasting billions and billions of our dollars, and he's

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Speaker 24: being confronted by the people who lost in the system.

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Speaker 24: And notice they're not fighting him in Congress. This is

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Speaker 24: not an area where the President and Congress disagree. This

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Speaker 24: is because the people who are losing this political fight

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Speaker 24: are trying to go to judges. And look, there's nine

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Speaker 24: hundred federal district judges in the country. So these losers

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Speaker 24: in the system, people receiving federal grants, people who've receive

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Speaker 24: government contractors, federal employees, they're cherry picking judges like in

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Speaker 24: Boston or Rhode Island, who they Washington State, who they

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Speaker 24: know are going to be hostile to President Trump's agenda,

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Speaker 24: and they're trying to get them to say, hold on,

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Speaker 24: stop what President Trump is doing. I hope and I

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Speaker 24: believe that this will mean that these cases will get

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Speaker 24: accelerated to the Supreme Court, because that's the Supreme Court's

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Speaker 24: ultimate job is to make sure that the federal judiciary

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Speaker 24: speaks with one voice. And I think Trump's going to

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Speaker 24: do a lot better at at the Supreme Court than

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Speaker 24: he's going to do before some retired trial judge, say

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Speaker 24: in Rhode Island or Washington State. But ultimately, what President

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Speaker 24: Trump is doing is that he's bringing back energy to

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Speaker 24: the executive for the public, for the benefit of the

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Speaker 24: American people.

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Speaker 16: So there's so much there to unpack. Let's start at

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Speaker 16: the beginning. You said something rather astute that seems obvious,

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Speaker 16: but is really the tension point here. The vesting clause

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Speaker 16: of Article two says that all power is vested within

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Speaker 16: the present of the United States. Are you trying to

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Speaker 16: tell me that the FBI and the Department of Justice

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Speaker 16: are not independent agencies. Are you saying that all of

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Speaker 16: the power under the executive branch is concentrated in a

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Speaker 16: single human being.

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Speaker 10: Yes, it's not just me. Don't take my word for it.

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Speaker 24: Right as you said, Charlie, The constitutional text, Article two says,

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Speaker 24: the executive power of the United States is vested in

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Speaker 24: the President, and then it stops. There's no other personnel mentioned.

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Speaker 24: Because of that. Then the Constitution says, and the President

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Speaker 24: has right the responsibility to take care if the laws

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Speaker 24: are faithfully executed.

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Speaker 10: He has the powers do this, but he's.

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Speaker 24: The only one mentioned as having those powers and those duties.

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Speaker 24: All the inferior would call them inferior offices of the

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Speaker 24: United States. They assist the president. What I was gonna say,

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Speaker 24: don't take my word for it. This is the argument

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Speaker 24: that George Washington made. This is the argument that Alexander

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Speaker 24: Hamilton made. It's even arg when that Thomas Jefferson, who

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Speaker 24: was no fan of the earlier too made And it's

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Speaker 24: the view of the Supreme Court. So just two years

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Speaker 24: ago there were these cases that got to the Supreme

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Speaker 24: Court where Congress trust well, Congress doesn't like this. Congress

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Speaker 24: doesn't want to have an energetic executive. Congress often wants

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Speaker 24: the executive's to be split up, disorganized because.

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Speaker 10: That increases Congress's power.

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Speaker 24: So what Congress has tried to do has been to

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Speaker 24: prevent the president from firing people in the executive branch.

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Speaker 24: And one of those cases got to the Supreme Court

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Speaker 24: two years ago in a case called Seal a Law,

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Speaker 24: and the Supreme Court said, no, just like Hamilton said,

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Speaker 24: just like Washington said, just like Jefferson said, and Abraham

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Speaker 24: Lincoln said, the president is the top all the powers.

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Speaker 24: He said, Charlie's concentrated in that one person. And so

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Speaker 24: to be able to make sure the entire executive branch

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Speaker 24: follows his agenda, he must be able to fire anyone

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Speaker 24: with any authority in the executive branch, because they only

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Speaker 24: just get it from him under the constitution.

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Speaker 16: So do you believe it is constitutional for a random

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Speaker 16: district court judge in the Northern Mariana Islands or wherever

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Speaker 16: to have veto power over the activity of a president.

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Speaker 10: No, I don't.

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Speaker 24: And that's another shoe that's going to require the Supreme

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Speaker 24: Court to intervene and stop this. So district judge, I

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Speaker 24: often say, district judge is a king or queen of

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Speaker 24: her his court room. A plaintiff comes in and sees

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Speaker 24: the government says, the government owes me money or the

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Speaker 24: government shouldn't be doing this to me, and the child

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Speaker 24: judge can say, okay, government stop. What a child judge

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Speaker 24: I don't think can do is then say, not only

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Speaker 24: do I say, this individual plaintiff who's showing up in

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Speaker 24: my court wins. I don't think a district judge then

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Speaker 24: can turn and say, and the government must stop nationwide.

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Speaker 24: I'm going to issue and we call them universal injunctions

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Speaker 24: that stopped the entire government, not just the territory of

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Speaker 24: my court. And so Justice Clarence Thomas has said, there

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Speaker 24: was a case a few years you might remember, the

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Speaker 24: initial travel ban back in twenty seventeen. The Supreme Court

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Speaker 24: eventually agreed with President Trump. That's exactly what happened back then.

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Speaker 24: There are these chriald judges in Hawaii, Washington State, not

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Speaker 24: as far as the Marianna silence, but almost as are, Charlie.

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Speaker 24: So you had this case where those district judges stopped

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Speaker 24: the travel ban. Ultimately the Supreme Court agreed with Trump

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Speaker 24: and overruled all those district judges.

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Speaker 10: And Justice Clarence Thomas made the same point you did, Charlie.

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Speaker 24: He said, how is it that a single trial judge

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Speaker 24: from anywhere in the country can bring the whole government

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Speaker 24: to a halt. So he said, the Supreme Court is

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Speaker 24: going to have to take that issue up and stop it,

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Speaker 24: and I think they're going to do that now.

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Speaker 16: So I suppose the declarative decision needs to be made

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Speaker 16: around what does articles to say and mean? Here's my question.

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Speaker 16: Has this not already been reconciled in previous administrations? I mean,

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Speaker 16: I know that you guys did this under the Bush administration.

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Speaker 16: Why does it need to go back up to the

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Speaker 16: US Supreme Court is my question. I mean, we are

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Speaker 16: now on our forty seventh president. Haven't we fully worked

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Speaker 16: out with precedent that the president is in charge of

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Speaker 16: Article two? Or does this need to again be elevated.

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Speaker 16: That's where I'm trying to understand, is that this seems

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Speaker 16: to be a pretty settled topic, or at least it

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Speaker 16: should be.

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Speaker 10: I agree, Jo, if you were doing if people were

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Speaker 10: doing what you were doing, reading the.

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Speaker 24: Text of the Constitution, thinking about how its structure worked,

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Speaker 24: they would come to the right conclusion all of this.

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Speaker 24: I think it was caused by Watergate until Watergate and

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Speaker 24: President Nixon's and had to his resignation, not impeachment, but

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Speaker 24: his resignation.

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Speaker 10: This is what presidents did. This is what courts and

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Speaker 10: judges recognized.

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Speaker 24: But after Watergate, Congress passed a series of laws to

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Speaker 24: try to tie down the presidency. And one way to

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Speaker 24: understand the larger picture of what President Trump is doing,

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Speaker 24: He's trying to free the presidency for the benefit of

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Speaker 24: all future presidents and I think to the benefit of

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Speaker 24: the country from what I think were these unconstitutional efforts

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Speaker 24: by Congress to limit the presidency. So take, for example,

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Speaker 24: what's going on right now, President Trump finding thanks to

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Speaker 24: this Doge Committee led by Elon Musk, billions of dollars

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Speaker 24: of excess spending, wasteful spending, hundreds if not thousands of

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Speaker 24: employees who are not doing anything useful for the country.

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Speaker 24: President Trump is trying to go back to earlier presidents

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Speaker 24: and their tradition of saying, look, I don't have to

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Speaker 24: waste money. What I should do is run the government efficiently.

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Speaker 24: I should try to save money and give it back

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Speaker 24: to the treasury, whereas Congress is saying no. Congress passed

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Speaker 24: the law right after Nixon resigned, saying no, you have

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Speaker 24: to spend every single dollar, even if it's wasteful.

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Speaker 10: You have to hire every single employee.

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Speaker 24: We tell you to that law, it's called the Empowerment

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Speaker 24: Control Act, has never been yes examined by the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 16: I think the Empowerment Act is where we must plant

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Speaker 16: a flag. Think about it. If the executive branch can

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Speaker 16: fulfill the duties for less money, why do they need

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Speaker 16: to spend all the money that Congress appropriates are And

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Speaker 16: I guess this begs the question do we have equal

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Speaker 16: branches or subservient branches. If the executive is a subservient branch,

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Speaker 16: then fine, you have to spend whatever Congress says. But

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Speaker 16: if it's an equal branch, then the tension is not

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Speaker 16: just healthy, but it's necessary, isn't it. Professor.

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Speaker 24: Yeah, that's a great point, Charlie. And that really returns

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Speaker 24: us to how the founders thought the separation of powers

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Speaker 24: would work. They wanted a healthy tension between the president

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Speaker 24: and Congress. They expected the president and Congress to fight.

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Speaker 24: And so, yeah, Congress could try to appropriate all this

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Speaker 24: money to the president, but the President could say, here's

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Speaker 24: a great example. What if Congress have built this bridge

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Speaker 24: for one hundred million dollars and President Trump says the

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Speaker 24: engineer sega build it for a fifty million. Does Trump

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Speaker 24: really have to waste another fifty million Do does Trump

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Speaker 24: have to burn fifty million dollars in cash on the

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Speaker 24: ground to live up to Congress's mandate. That's the constitutional

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Speaker 24: question that's going to get for. But let me let

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Speaker 24: me point out something, Charlie, which I think people are missing,

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Speaker 24: which is this is not really a fight about the

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Speaker 24: separation of powers because our Congress right now agrees with

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Speaker 24: President Trump. Congress is not doing anything to stop President Trump.

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Speaker 24: In fact, right the Congress is the same party as

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Speaker 24: President Trump. There is no real conflict between the Congress

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Speaker 24: and President. That's why all these weak parties, the ones

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Speaker 24: that are losing in the system, the Democrats that.

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Speaker 10: Progress us, they're going to court. That's their last stand.

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Speaker 24: But actually, I would say the separation of powers is

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Speaker 24: working right now. The President and Congress agree that it

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Speaker 24: is time to cut wasteful spending and close down agencies

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Speaker 24: that aren't doing any good for the country.

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Speaker 16: Professor U, I'm going to keep you for another segment,

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Speaker 16: which is something that is a little bit of a

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Speaker 16: major issue for me at will termination. Why can't the

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Speaker 16: president just fire who he wants whenever he wants to

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Speaker 16: fire him? We have to go through all this. Oh,

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Speaker 16: he's a career employee and all this, I think it's outrageous.

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Speaker 16: I want to ask, is that can we settle that constitutionally?

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Speaker 16: Shouldn't a new president be able to just fire whom

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Speaker 1: That's how you know you live in a great country.

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Speaker 26: It's time that we start talking to the next generation,

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Speaker 1: And that's what we're doing.

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Speaker 16: right back. Okay, Professor you continues with us. So, professor,

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Speaker 16: why can't President Trump just right now say to fifty

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Speaker 10: It's just like the question you're asking last segment. If

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Speaker 24: You just think about the structure, it's you would think

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Speaker 24: If you look at the constitutions. Interesting, it actually doesn't

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Speaker 24: It's either you carry out my view on how to

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Speaker 24: interpret the constitution or how to prosecute these cases, or

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Speaker 24: you're relieved of duty. So what happened is again, the

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Speaker 24: same story is with empowerment. The same story is with

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Speaker 24: Now Here, President Trump, you know, we're reading right now

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Speaker 24: The president is making the decision these people are not

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Speaker 24: All these people are going to court even as we

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Speaker 24: him tenure. Now this time again, President Trump's not fighting

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Speaker 24: he carries out the law. Everyone who carries out the

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Speaker 16: One last point, the CFPB. The CFPB is not even

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Speaker 16: like its own branch of government. Part of this is

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Speaker 16: going to be a realignment constitutional, is it not.

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Speaker 24: This is what the progressive mission was, is exactly what

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Speaker 24: you pointed out. They wanted to create a world where

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Speaker 24: over power to all these professionals they thought who would

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Speaker 24: be immune and accountable to anyone in politics. So the

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Speaker 24: poster boy for the progressive vision of government would be

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Speaker 24: doctor Anthony Fauci. Right, all power over everything we did

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Speaker 24: in life for two years was up to Anthony Fauci.

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Speaker 24: He couldn't be fired, he couldn't be controlled by any president.

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Speaker 10: That's the progressive vision at government.

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Speaker 16: I agree with you.

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Speaker 24: If President Trump succeeds and the Court upholds what he's doing,

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Speaker 24: you're going to see the return of government to the

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Speaker 24: control of people who are accountable to us, people that

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Speaker 24: we elect the President and Congress, rather than this huge

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Speaker 16: Professor. Finally, we have one minute remaining. The New York

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Speaker 16: Times even agrees that Trump might have a case on

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Speaker 16: birthright citizenship. What case might that be?

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Speaker 10: So the argument is the.

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Speaker 24: Fourteenth Amendment says you're a citizen if you're born in

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Speaker 24: the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof that phrase,

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Speaker 24: what does subject to the jurisdiction thereof mean? Does that

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Speaker 24: mean that your parents have to be citizens too? Or

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Speaker 24: traditionally is the Supreme Court is said, does it apply

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Speaker 24: to narrow category include Indians and diplomats and so on.

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Speaker 10: I'm not sure on this one. I'm not sure President

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Speaker 24: I have a hard time seeing Chief Justice Roberts, who's

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Speaker 24: kind of a becoming more and more moderate over the years,

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Speaker 24: agreeing with President Trump. But President Trump has every right

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Speaker 24: as the head of the executive branch to interpret the

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Speaker 24: try to persuade the Supreme Court.

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Speaker 10: To change its mind.

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Speaker 24: He's doing nothing more than that, and that's well within

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Speaker 24: his constitutional powers too.

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Speaker 16: Professor you, thank you so much. Hope to see you soon.

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Speaker 16: And the excellent commentary.

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Speaker 10: Thank you, thanks for having me back. Charlie.

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Speaker 22: Terrence Bates. Most of us are all about losing weight. However,

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Speaker 3: Well, Terrence, isn't it a great thing?

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Speaker 27: And and hey, you know I would tell everybody that,

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Speaker 3: What happened to me?

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Speaker 27: You know, I lost ten inches ten inches in my

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Speaker 3: Is what say it out loud? Water water, right, we're

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Speaker 27: You know that that last ten twenty thirty forty fifty.

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Speaker 3: John.

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Speaker 1: Always good to talk to you, my friend.

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Speaker 3: Appreciate you. Thank you, Terrence, your rockstar.

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Speaker 10: Thanks much for being here with us.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at

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Speaker 16: charliekirk dot com. Just a reminder to subscribe to the

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Speaker 16: the campus of University of South Florida as we continue

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Speaker 16: our campus tour our campus call it a crusade, the

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Speaker 16: work that we're doing on campuses across the country. Really

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Speaker 16: excited for that. Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 16: Joining us now is Mercelady Schlapp, great friend, senior fellow

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Speaker 16: at Seapack and they have a big event coming up

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Speaker 16: this weekend. Mercy, great to see you. Thanks for joining

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Speaker 16: the program. Tell us all about what's happening this weekend.

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Speaker 6: Okay, Charlie, Well, first of all, we're going to miss you,

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Speaker 6: but we're going to get you next year. That's going

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Speaker 6: to be my goal. Okay, We're going to make this happen.

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Speaker 6: We were kind of thinking back of like when you

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Speaker 6: came and.

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Speaker 10: Spoke at Seapack.

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Speaker 6: I think one of the years twenty eighteen. My goodness, Charlie,

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Speaker 6: you don't age, Like, what's the deal here?

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Speaker 3: What's going on?

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Speaker 6: Like I need your jeans so you know, we're excited

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Speaker 6: to of course we're excited to get the event launched

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Speaker 6: this week, but yes, we're going to definitely miss you.

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Speaker 10: We would love for you to join us. So if

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Speaker 10: things change, let us know.

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Speaker 16: Well, tell us all about it, Mercy, you got the

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Speaker 16: great event. I'm guessing the Big Man will be there

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Speaker 16: and a lot of cabinet officials, So tell us what

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Speaker 6: Well, first of all, as you know, and you were

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Speaker 6: such a big part of getting the president elected and

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Speaker 6: all the efforts that you all have been involved in,

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Speaker 6: it's really about you know, America is back on track.

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Speaker 10: I mean that's the focus.

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Speaker 6: There is this a moment where it's going to be celebratory. Obviously,

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Speaker 6: we've got such an incredible list of government officials from

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Speaker 6: the White House Cabinet members, Vice President JD. Vance, who

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Speaker 6: actually will be will be announcing shortly here, some of

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Speaker 6: the tech titans, of folks from the business world, including

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Speaker 6: you know, high level individuals from Bigcoin and AI and

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Speaker 6: also you know the everyday Americans those stories that I

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Speaker 6: think those grassroots activists who I think are so critical

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Speaker 6: in our movement, who are the ones changing their communities

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Speaker 6: and you know, we're looking forward to having President Trump

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Speaker 6: join us as well. You know, he really I think

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Speaker 6: got his start at CEPAC when he wasn't what you

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Speaker 6: would say, quote unquote apologis. And although I still don't

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Speaker 6: think he's a politician, he's just simply just such a

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Speaker 10: That we're seeing.

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Speaker 6: So it's going to be his I believe I'm up

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Speaker 6: to fourteen times that the President has spoken at Sea Pack.

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Speaker 3: So as you know, it's a home for him.

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Speaker 6: It's where the people come together, you know, people who

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Speaker 6: love the president who then take his directive, take his energy,

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Speaker 6: and then they go back into their communities as well.

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Speaker 6: And you know more so is yes, we got to

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Speaker 6: be celebratory, but as you know, Charlie, we got to

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Speaker 6: keep fighting.

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Speaker 10: I mean, this battle is not over.

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Speaker 6: The left, the globalist, the communist will regroup, and they

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Speaker 6: are regrouping right now. And so we got to ensure

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Speaker 6: that the President's vision for America, for keeping and really

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Speaker 6: where the globe is looking at us for solutions in

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Speaker 6: solving the major problems.

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Speaker 3: You know that we know that we're doing the.

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Speaker 6: Work that Present and Trump has set forward, and that

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Speaker 6: we're able to get it done, not only at the

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Speaker 6: federal level, but obviously at the state and local level

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Speaker 10: I mean, that's going to be critical.

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Speaker 6: So again, big celebration, but you know, we've got.

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Speaker 10: To roll up our sleeves.

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Speaker 6: There's a lot of work that has to happen, and

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Speaker 6: while he's doing it at warp speed, we've got our part.

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Speaker 3: To do as well.

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Speaker 16: So, Mercy, you were part of the first Trump administration

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Speaker 16: and contrast, I mean, you guys did phenomenal work. But

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Speaker 16: the pace at which this administration is operating, yeh, is

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Speaker 16: even quicker than the other one. So kind of compare

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Speaker 16: and contrast that. I mean, the first one, you guys

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Speaker 16: did some amazing stuff, but seems as if this new

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Speaker 10: There is no question.

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Speaker 6: Let me tell you something, I am incredibly impressed with

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Speaker 6: President could have made because she keeps you know, she

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Speaker 6: basically keeps the ship in line. She's very much saying

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Speaker 6: I mean, Charlie, you remember this during the first term,

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Speaker 6: the battles we had within that White House of people

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Speaker 6: Then you've got the FBI going after you with the

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Speaker 6: Russian hoax and all these special councils against President Trump.

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Speaker 6: And then on top of that, you had even cabinet

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Speaker 6: members who were basically against President Trump. And what I

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Speaker 6: couldn't understand is like, you're there to serve the President

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Speaker 6: And so I think President Trump this time around, I

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Speaker 6: think with everything that he has gone through, from the

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Speaker 6: I think the fact that he knew, like, what can

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Speaker 6: we do this time around to make sure we don't

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Speaker 6: run into this problem? And part of it is I

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Speaker 6: think this shock and all strategy, which is that of

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Speaker 6: basically inundating the media so much information that they simply

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Speaker 6: cannot keep up.

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Speaker 10: And it's not just the president.

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Speaker 6: You've got these Vice President Jade Vance in Europe, Secretary

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Speaker 6: Marco Rubio right now in Israel. Secretary Pete Hegseth traveling abroad,

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Speaker 6: he has deployed these warriors across the globe and here

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Speaker 6: in America to basically talk about the American vision, to

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Speaker 6: talk about what the strategy is to bring peace to

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Speaker 6: the globe, and then also to ensure that we have

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Speaker 6: is tackling these really huge problems that were ignored by

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Speaker 6: the previous administration. So look, I'm so I got to

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Speaker 6: tell you, I feel like a proud mama. I feel

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Speaker 6: like just watching these guys really just work twenty four

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Speaker 6: to seven, get the job done. The President has a

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Speaker 6: you talk to him all the time like they know

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Speaker 6: that this is that the moment is now, that this

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Speaker 6: is the moment to use up the political capital to

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Speaker 6: basically ensure that the president push us back on activist judges,

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Speaker 6: push us back against these incredibly biased so called journalists.

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Speaker 6: And really it's the alternative media. It's the work that

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Speaker 6: you're doing, the work we do at Seapack and these

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Speaker 6: other outlets that people are saying.

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Speaker 5: You know what, I'm going to turn off.

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Speaker 6: I don't need to watch CNN, I don't need to

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Speaker 6: read the Washington Post. I'm going to get my news

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Speaker 6: somewhere else.

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Speaker 16: In closing here, Mercy talk about the event this week

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Speaker 16: and the call to action and how it will empower

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Speaker 1: Is that right?

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Speaker 16: After all of the circumnavigation back in the Gaylord?

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Speaker 1: Is that correct?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 6: Well, this is I think our last year back at

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Speaker 6: the Gaylord because the space is just getting too small,

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Speaker 6: and so we are excited about just getting it launched.

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Speaker 6: On Wednesday, We're kicking off with the Seapack International Summit.

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Speaker 16: Oh she's back, all right, Mercy. Thirty seconds. I tried

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Speaker 16: great stories yet to cover today. Stay right there, researchers

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Speaker 16: Charlie Kirks Show. Let's play another piece of tape here, sEH,

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Speaker 16: I want to play this one after the break, which

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Speaker 16: is all about tariffs and the current economic direction of

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Speaker 16: this administration. Let's play twenty three. Campus stew are coming up.

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Speaker 16: Play cut twenty three.

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Speaker 14: Why do you think other countries aren't judge revenue strict

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Speaker 13: I was born as a man and now I'm a woman.

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Speaker 25: What do you think the biggest threat is to the

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Speaker 25: United States currently?

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Speaker 15: There's a reason that a lot of the black community

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Speaker 15: doesn't have a father, and it's because of systemic racism.

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Speaker 16: America is the only country where even those who hate

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Speaker 16: it refuse to leave.

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Speaker 1: That's how you know you live in a great country.

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Speaker 26: It's time that we start talking to the next generation,

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Speaker 26: not talking down to the next generation.

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Speaker 1: And that's what we're doing.

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Speaker 16: Americancomebacktour dot com. If you guys are in any of

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Speaker 16: these states, please come on BUYE would love to see you.

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Speaker 16: Americancomeback Tour dot Com presented by why REFI. We'll be

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Speaker 16: right back. Okay, everybody, welcome back. The size of government

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Speaker 16: needs to shrink dramatically, and the president should have the

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Speaker 16: authority to do that. The Democrats are doing everything they

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Speaker 16: possibly can to stop this mandate to shrink the size

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Speaker 16: of government. Jonathan Turley weighs in constitutionally, let's play cut

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Speaker 16: one please.

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Speaker 28: This government's going to shrink. This president was elected to

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Speaker 28: reduce the size of government. He's allowed to do that.

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Speaker 28: These employees want this deal. Their own unions are opposing

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Speaker 28: something they want, but it's not a scam. The government

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Speaker 28: is bound by this deal. He is allowed to have

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Speaker 28: Musk working through the White House. They have Treasury people

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Speaker 28: and other officials now part of DOGE. Congress has a

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Speaker 28: parallel Doge committee. The igs are doing their own investigation

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Speaker 28: along the same lines.

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Speaker 10: All of that is permissible.

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Speaker 16: And what is the response that the left has. They

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Speaker 16: go straight for feelings. Oh, the people are getting traumatized

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Speaker 16: by these potential cuts. How many millions of you have

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Speaker 16: been fired or laid off before? Do you guys get

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Speaker 16: dedicated cable news segments. They go straight for emotions. And

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Speaker 16: I'm sure a lot of these people are nice people.

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Speaker 16: But getting laid off is part of life. Go find

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Speaker 16: another job. It is you are no longer needed here,

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Speaker 16: Go find something else to do. Almost everybody in this

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Speaker 16: audience has been laid off, fired, had to find a

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Speaker 16: new job. It's part of the free market. And yet,

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Speaker 16: for whatever reason it's the government is immune from that

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Speaker 16: play cut twenty.

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Speaker 4: Most of the information about USAID spending has been available

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Speaker 4: on government websites forever. If you wanted to know something

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Speaker 4: about it, you could have. You could have found out

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Speaker 4: last year. But the goal of doing this seems to

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Speaker 4: have been to traumatize the people who work for USAID

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Speaker 4: and also to traumatize people who work for other government institutions.

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Speaker 16: This is a very simple principle of the market. If

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Speaker 16: you no longer bringing value to a job that you

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Speaker 16: get fired, why is it that the government is immune

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Speaker 16: from market principles? Because that's exactly the point is that

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Speaker 16: the government is supposed to be immune from government principles.

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Speaker 16: This is Amy Komachar who claims that Trump is stopping

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Speaker 16: head Start and cutting cancer research. Look, I want to

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Speaker 16: see a cure to cancer more than somebody else. But

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Speaker 16: why should the federal government be involved in billions of

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Speaker 16: dollars of funding this? Why is that a role of

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Speaker 16: the federal government. By the way, this federal government research

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Speaker 16: is so sloppy, it's so corrupt. Allow the private sect

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Speaker 16: to do it, allow private donations to help drive this change.

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Speaker 16: It doesn't need to be It does not need be

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Speaker 16: done by us taxpayers. I'm not even sure what she's

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Speaker 16: saying is true, but I don't think that's a role

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Speaker 16: of the federal government. Has that gotten us closer? I

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Speaker 16: don't think so. By the way, these are the same

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Speaker 16: government researchers and institutions that told us that we need

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Speaker 16: to have six feet to slow the spread, or masks

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Speaker 16: for kids, or the vaccine was safe and effective, or

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Speaker 16: mRNA technology was perfectly fine. Play cut nine.

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Speaker 5: You know that our policy of our government should not

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Speaker 5: be giving two trillion dollars in tax cuts to the

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Speaker 5: wealthiest and paying for it by cuts to cancer research

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Speaker 5: at NIH, something that has bipartisan support for years and years,

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Speaker 5: or stopping Headstart. But or people are they our protect

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Speaker 5: our nuclear stockpile.

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Speaker 19: I know they are.

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Speaker 5: But what I'm saying is at some point the pressure

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Speaker 5: is on them.

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Speaker 19: One or two.

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Speaker 16: You go one path, or you can go the other path,

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Speaker 16: path A towards a fiscal collapse, the size of scope

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Speaker 16: of government doing things that they should never do. Or

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Speaker 16: B you take the courageous and brave path and you

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Speaker 16: say we're going to cut spending that is not a

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Speaker 16: role of the federal government. Live within our means, balance

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Speaker 16: the budget. This is a reckoning for the overspending and

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Speaker 16: soft money overspending currencies that we have seen over the

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Speaker 16: last couple decades. Here's cut fifty. Just in one department,

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Speaker 16: one point nine billion dollars was misplaced from the housing

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Speaker 16: in urban development And oh, just wait, you want to

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Speaker 16: talk about what's really going to shake DC at its core,

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Speaker 16: Just wait till Doge shows up with the Pentagon. They're

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Speaker 16: making their little stops, USAID, Department, Education irs. Wait until

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Speaker 16: they show up at the Pentagon. Play cut fifty.

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Speaker 29: In addition to finding fraud doses discovering lost taxpayer cash.

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Speaker 29: DOJ helping the Department of Housing and Urban Development Development

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Speaker 29: relocate one point nine billion dollars that had gone missing

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Speaker 29: under Biden.

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Speaker 16: That's nearly two billion that.

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Speaker 29: They say the Treasury can now use for other things.

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Speaker 29: DOJ has also been digging into social Security Elon Musk

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Speaker 29: estimating there's about sixty million more Social Security numbers issued

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Speaker 29: than Americans, saying this might be the biggest fraud in history.

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Speaker 16: Thinking about that, sixty million more social Security numbers than Americans, which,

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Speaker 16: by the way, might be doing phantom social Security payments

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Speaker 16: to illegal aliens, allowing them to steal social Security numbers,

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Speaker 16: and no one has even dared to look at it

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Speaker 16: to ask questions about it. We're gonna go the way

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Speaker 16: of fiscal sanity, living within our means, balancing our budget,

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Speaker 16: a country for our children, not towards imminent fiscal collapse.

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Speaker 16: Email US Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We'll be right back.

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Speaker 22: Welcome back to this Real America's Voice news break. I'm

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Speaker 22: Terrence Bads. Happening today, Washington, DC based US District Judge

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Speaker 22: Tanya Chutkin is calling a hearing in the case brought

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Speaker 22: by thirteen Democratic state attorneys general. It's related to a

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Speaker 22: temporary restraining order that would keep Elon Musk's Department of

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Speaker 22: Government Efficiency team from accessing information from various government agencies.

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Speaker 22: Judge Chuck can excuse me hurt oral arguments in the

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Speaker 22: case on Friday, and there's no word why she's calling

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Speaker 22: for today's hearing, especially on President's Day when federal courts

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Speaker 22: are closed. At issue is whether DOGE will have access

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Speaker 22: to information systems at the Departments of Labor, Education, Health

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Speaker 22: and Human Services, Energy, Transportation, Commerce, and the Office of

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Speaker 22: Personnel Management. Meantime, Elon Musk and his team aren't taking

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Speaker 22: this President's Day off. The team is expected to visit

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Speaker 22: the Federal Aviation Administration's Air Traffic Control Command Center in

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Speaker 22: suburban Washington, d C.

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Speaker 23: Today.

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Speaker 22: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says DOGE personnel will get a

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Speaker 22: first hand look at the current system. They'll learn what

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Speaker 22: air traffic controllers like and dislike about their current tools,

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Speaker 22: and envision how we can make a new, better, modern,

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Speaker 22: and safer system. Today's DOGE review comes on the heels

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Speaker 22: of several hundred FAA probationary employees being fired as part

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Speaker 22: of the president in Elon Musk's campaign to cut the

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Speaker 22: size of the federal government. The Trump Department of Justices

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Speaker 22: calling on the US Supreme Court to decide whether the

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Speaker 22: commander in chief can fire the head of the US

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Speaker 22: Office of Special Counsel, the independent agency protects federal employees

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Speaker 22: who are whistleblowers. Hampton Dillinger sued the Trump administration after

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Speaker 22: being fired by Email last month. He argues that his

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Speaker 22: firing was illegal, based on a law that prohibits leaders

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Speaker 22: of independent agencies from being fired by the president except

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Speaker 22: for in cases of negligence, malfeasance, or inefficiency. As a result,

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Speaker 22: a federal judge issued a temporary order last week allowing

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Speaker 22: Dellender to keep his job while the.

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Speaker 23: Case is being adjudicated.

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Speaker 22: A US appeals court has since rejected the Trump administration's

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Speaker 22: request to overrule that lower court's ruling. The DOJ now

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Speaker 22: taking the case to the Supreme Court. That's a quick

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Speaker 22: check of your headlines.

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Speaker 17: Author of the MAGA Doctrine and president of Turning Point

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Speaker 17: USA hears Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 16: Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at

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Speaker 16: Charlie Kirk dot com.

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Speaker 1: What do we have here?

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Speaker 16: There's a lot of excitement in DC as we start

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Speaker 16: the year, but I wanted to talk to you about

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Speaker 16: something just as exciting happening outside the DC Beltway. A

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Speaker 16: revolution in the States. It's the education freedom movement. It's real.

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Speaker 16: It's growing and growing because some states, as they should,

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Speaker 16: are putting parents in charge of the education of their kids.

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Speaker 16: Everyone knows education has the power to change a kid's life,

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Speaker 16: and anyone who has raised a kid knows each has

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Speaker 16: different needs, learning styles, and God given talents. The fact is,

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Speaker 16: parents know their own kid's best, know what's best for

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Speaker 16: their development and future. Education Freedom legislation puts parents, not

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Speaker 16: zip codes and politicians, in charge of these important family decisions.

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Speaker 16: It's why I strongly support making universal education freedom a

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Speaker 16: reality for every parent in every state. To find out

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Speaker 16: where your state legislature stands, and to make sure your

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Speaker 16: voice is heard, go to Education Freedom USA dot com now.

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Speaker 16: That is Education Freedom USA dot com Now Education Freedom

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Speaker 16: USA dot com now. Joining us now is a great friend,

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Speaker 16: an amazing patriot, Del Bigtree Dell. Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 1: We did it.

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Speaker 16: My friend Bobby Kennedy is the Secretary of Health and

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Speaker 16: Human Services.

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Speaker 19: Charlie I you know, first of all, God is good.

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Speaker 19: I just want to say that right off. But my friend,

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Speaker 19: you are amazing. I don't know how many people know

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Speaker 19: how much you really helped us with this lift with

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Speaker 19: the MAHA movement. Right when we Robert Kenny Junior joined

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Speaker 19: President Trump, of course out a director of communications with

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Speaker 19: Bobby out to start a super pack right away so

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Speaker 19: that we could start running ads and things to try

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Speaker 19: and get the Kennedy voters over to President Trump. And look,

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Speaker 19: the DNC was playing all sorts of games after we

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Speaker 19: had gotten on fifty state ballots, which was a herculean

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Speaker 19: task of signature gathering and everything else. You know, the

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Speaker 19: DNC was trying to like bringing lawsuits to get us

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Speaker 19: knocked off the ballot. Then when Robert Kenny Junior joined

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Speaker 19: President Trump, suddenly they started having lawsuits to keep us

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Speaker 19: on the ballot, to keep Kennedy on the ballot because

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Speaker 19: they knew that would divide the vote. So there was

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Speaker 19: a really wild moment where after supporting Bobby for the

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Speaker 19: last two and a half years of my life, I

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Speaker 19: then had to try to work to run ads and

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Speaker 19: get on stages to convince those voters that were behind

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Speaker 19: Robert Kenny Jr. To go over and vote for President Trump.

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Speaker 19: And you and Turning Point were such a major part

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Speaker 19: of helping us do that. We had so, you know,

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Speaker 19: no time, and you had an audience we hadn't met, right,

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Speaker 19: You had that conservative audience that were wondering who is

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Speaker 19: Robert Kennedy Junior? And so when you came in and

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Speaker 19: really joined forces with us with MAHA, we just delivered

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Speaker 19: numbers that nobody saw coming, you know. And the big question,

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Speaker 19: right Charlie, is how much did we affect the vote?

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Speaker 19: I don't ever want to take away from President Trump

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Speaker 19: what he achieved. It's incredible. He might have done it

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Speaker 19: all on his own. But what were the numbers they

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Speaker 19: were talking about? They talked about the youth vote, that

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Speaker 19: young vote that was you. They talked about where did

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Speaker 19: all the moms? Where'd the gender gap go? It's supposed

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Speaker 19: to be a twenty percent gender gap with women. It

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Speaker 19: ended up being around seven percent. I think that the

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Speaker 19: MAHA Moms, the MAHA movement, with your help, we really delivered,

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Speaker 19: if not the election, certainly the mandate and you know,

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Speaker 19: and pulling you know, the entire national vote I think

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Speaker 19: was huge. But brother, I can't thank you. Enough miracles

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Speaker 19: have worked because people like you, we're there and making

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Speaker 19: it happen.

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Speaker 16: Dell, thank you for those kind words, and you know

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Speaker 16: it's I'm really glad by the way for Senator Cassidy

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Speaker 16: for his vote that was decisive. I know there was

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Speaker 16: a lot of back and forth, but I believe he

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Speaker 16: made the right choice and he made the correct decision. Dell,

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Speaker 16: What does this mean for our kids? I mean, I

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Speaker 16: believe this is one of the greatest steps forward, one

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Speaker 16: of the great leap forwards for kids health to be

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Speaker 16: able to get to the bottom of the chronic disease epidemic,

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Speaker 16: something that you and Bobby especially have now made a

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Speaker 16: household term five years ago, chronic dise epidemic. Fiel said,

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Speaker 16: what are you talking about? I mean, we are now

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Speaker 16: at a place where this is market full market saturation.

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Speaker 16: What does this confirmation and Bobby, Bobby now being in

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Speaker 16: HHS secretary mean for our kids?

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Speaker 19: You know, as we were running the presidential campaign for

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Speaker 19: Robert Kennedy, I said, you know, I would say to

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Speaker 19: the audiences and Bobby steps into that White House, it

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Speaker 19: will be proof that the people have spoken, meaning that

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Speaker 19: there was no way the entire media was against Robert

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Speaker 19: Kennedy Junior. The pharmaceutical industry, the largest you know funder

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Speaker 19: of television and mainstream media as we know it was

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Speaker 19: against Robert Kennedy Junior. As it turned out, as we

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Speaker 19: ran the race, the entire Democratic Party was against Robert

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Speaker 19: Kennedy Junior. And I would even argue the World Economic Forum,

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Speaker 19: the you know, World Health Organization, and all of the

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Speaker 19: globalists that are using health as a way to remove

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Speaker 19: sovereignty of American citizens was against Robert Kennedy Junior. Now,

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Speaker 19: of course he didn't step in as president, but in

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Speaker 19: many ways it's even more profound that he took the

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Speaker 19: most powerful health position in the world at HHS. There

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Speaker 19: is no higher authority for health in the world. Of course,

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Speaker 19: America does most of the science and the studies that

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Speaker 19: determines what the World Health Organization is going to say,

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Speaker 19: or even in the NHS in England. The world follows us.

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Speaker 19: So what I've been saying to reporters out there that say, well,

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Speaker 19: what can Robert Kennedy Junior really do? I said, just

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Speaker 19: a couple of weeks ago, you're already seeing it. With

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Speaker 19: red dye number three being taken off the shelves and

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Speaker 19: finally the FDA coming out against it. Now, does that

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Speaker 19: mean Robert Kenny Junior wasn't even in office yet? But

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Speaker 19: what it showed is that it's the pressure being brought

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Speaker 19: by the attention of the people that you just pointed

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Speaker 19: out that Robert Kenny Jr. Represents that this many people

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Speaker 19: a voting body now care about health so much, care

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Speaker 19: about their children so much that our regulatory agencies now

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01:19:39,320 --> 01:19:43,320
Speaker 19: know we're watching you. So a red dye that was

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Speaker 19: causing cancer and all sorts of learning disabilities is now

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Speaker 19: off the shelves. But after ten years it was there.

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Speaker 19: What's different is it Robert Kennedy Jr. I think even

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Speaker 19: more so, it's the fact that he has a mandate,

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Speaker 19: that he has the country behind him. So what is

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Speaker 19: he going to do? As he is said, He's going

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01:20:00,920 --> 01:20:05,599
Speaker 19: to bring radical transparency to our regulatory agencies. We're about

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Speaker 19: to find out what these companies, what the what the NIH,

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Speaker 19: what the FDA, what the CDC, What do they actually

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01:20:12,400 --> 01:20:14,880
Speaker 19: know about the chemicals in our food? They've been looking

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Speaker 19: at the studies. All we see is an ingredients list

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01:20:17,479 --> 01:20:19,120
Speaker 19: on the side of a box. But what do they

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01:20:19,280 --> 01:20:21,680
Speaker 19: know about that chemical that we can't even you know,

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Speaker 19: barely read the word. We're going to find out that informission.

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Speaker 19: It is going to be made public. So that turning

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Speaker 19: Point and the high Wire, my other you know, weekly

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Speaker 19: talk show, and MAHA and the MAHA podcasts and all

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Speaker 19: of the thought leaders in health, We're going to start

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Speaker 19: showing the people this is what our regulatory agencies always knew.

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Speaker 19: This is how long the vaccines went through a safety trial.

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Speaker 16: This is what the ingredients are in them.

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Speaker 19: This is what we now know about the amount of

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Speaker 19: injuries that are happening or not happening. Same thing about drugs,

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Speaker 19: same thing about fluoride in our water. Robert Kennedy Junior

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Speaker 19: has never chosen one specific element, even though the mainstream

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Speaker 19: media tries to say, oh, he's anti vaccine, he's pro

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Speaker 19: human health. He has been his entire career, whether it's

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Speaker 19: getting mercury out of our water or out of our air,

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Speaker 19: or Glypasate has the largest lawsuits against glypa Sate proving

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Speaker 19: it causes non Hoskins limboma. We now have someone that's

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Speaker 19: been fighting for the people his entire life running the agencies.

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Speaker 19: He's been fighting in courtrooms. So I think It's about

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Speaker 19: that transparency and then the pressure from our followers, you know,

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Speaker 19: the people that watch your show, that watch my show,

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Speaker 19: and so many like us. That pressure and that is

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Speaker 19: what's going to give that continued mandate for Robert Kennedy

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Speaker 19: Junior to change how we've been allowing all these chemicals

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Speaker 19: into our air, into our food, into our water. It's

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Speaker 19: going to be great for our children, but it's going

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Speaker 19: to be great for us too.

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Speaker 16: So I want to talk about some of the smears

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Speaker 16: against Bobby. They call him anti vaccine, which of course

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Speaker 16: is not true. In his book he says that explicitly

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Speaker 16: at the beginning and the end. However, there are real

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Speaker 16: questions we need to ask of why has the schedule

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Speaker 16: gone from seven shots. In the mid nineteen eighties, seven

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Speaker 16: vaccines were routinely given to kids between the ages of

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Speaker 16: two for diferia, tetanus, patrussis, measles, mumps, rebella, and polio.

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Speaker 16: Now we have over eighty vaccines by the age of

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Speaker 16: eighteen and seventy plus doses for kids by the time

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Speaker 16: they are two and a half years old. What's going

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Speaker 16: on here?

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Speaker 19: Well, first of all, you make a really good point,

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Speaker 19: because there's a lot of baby boomers that are like,

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Speaker 19: oh my god, why is he going to vaccines saved

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01:22:31,920 --> 01:22:35,040
Speaker 19: our lives. You know, our grandparents did not have the

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Speaker 19: same vaccine schedule. They got eight to ten vaccines and

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Speaker 19: they were compliant. What happened was in nineteen eighty six

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Speaker 19: when we took liability away from the manufacturers. Basically, the

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Speaker 19: drug industry threatened Ronald Reagan and said we're going to

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Speaker 19: stop making all vaccines unless you protect us from liability,

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01:22:53,760 --> 01:22:56,200
Speaker 19: and Ronald Reagan was reticent. There's a lot of rules

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Speaker 19: and laws that were set, all of which were broken.

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Speaker 1: We can get into the.

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Speaker 19: Weeds on that another time, Charlie, But imagine you took

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Speaker 19: the pharmaceutical industry, which has some of the biggest lawsuits

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01:23:06,320 --> 01:23:09,479
Speaker 19: for lying about injury and death for their drugs. I mean,

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01:23:09,600 --> 01:23:13,559
Speaker 19: just think of benfen or even bios or oxy cotton lately,

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01:23:13,880 --> 01:23:15,720
Speaker 19: the lies that they put out, and then when you

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01:23:15,840 --> 01:23:18,800
Speaker 19: finally sue them, you realize they always knew that these

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01:23:18,840 --> 01:23:21,880
Speaker 19: products had side effects. They always knew it caused heart attacks,

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01:23:22,000 --> 01:23:24,639
Speaker 19: or they always knew it was addictive. We can't get

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01:23:24,680 --> 01:23:29,000
Speaker 19: to that information around the vaccine program because it's protected

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01:23:29,680 --> 01:23:33,519
Speaker 19: from lawsuit. Well, once it's protected from lawsuit. What happened?

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Speaker 19: We went from the ten vaccines as you described, to

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Speaker 19: this gold rush for the pharmaceutical industry to now, as

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Speaker 19: you pointed out, eighty vaccines and growing. And what Robert

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Speaker 19: Kenny Jr. And I have been saying after deep investigations,

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Speaker 19: not a single vaccine on the childhood schedule ever went

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Speaker 19: through a double line placebo trial prior to licensure. That

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Speaker 19: is the only way to determine safety, and so they

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Speaker 19: never determined safety. This entire program is built on an

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Speaker 19: assumption of safety. There's never been a study that shows

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Speaker 19: that it's healthier to take eighty vaccines compared to when

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Speaker 19: we had ten. They've never compared those that get eighty

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Speaker 19: vaccines that those that have none or some. These are

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Speaker 19: all the types of studies that need to be done.

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Speaker 19: Now I've argued this, you know, we just want to

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Speaker 19: have a comparative study those that got all their vaccines

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Speaker 19: compared to those that got none. Let's just find out

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Speaker 19: are their issues are they unvaccinated really sicker? I guarantee

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Speaker 19: you I'm pretty sure they're already doing those studies. And

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Speaker 19: the reason we're not seeing headlines about it is those

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Speaker 19: studies aren't turning out the way they're supposed to. That's

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Speaker 19: an assumption I'm making. But I know that the pharmaceutical

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Speaker 19: industry would love for me to shut up because I've

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Speaker 19: been talking about this for nearly ten years. They would

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Speaker 19: definitely never wanted Robert Kennedy Junior to be HHS secretary.

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Speaker 19: So Charlie isn't It doesn't stand a reason if they

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Speaker 19: could go into the databases that the CDC sits on

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Speaker 19: of ten million people and compare vaccinated to unvaccinated and

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Speaker 19: just show the world, see, theaccinated have less cancer, they

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Speaker 19: have less autism, they have less add ADHD, they have

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Speaker 19: less multiple sclerosis and childhood cancers and all of these

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Speaker 19: things that have been skyrocketing since this vaccine program went

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Speaker 19: from ten to eighty. Don't you think they would publish

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Speaker 19: that study. Don't you think they would do that study

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Speaker 19: if they could prove that that was the case. I

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Speaker 19: have to assume that study has been done and they're

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Speaker 19: hiding it from the public. Otherwise they would have ended

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Speaker 19: my career. All they had to do is say, see

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Speaker 19: the vaccinated or healthier. I'm not. And to be clear,

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Speaker 19: Robert Cage, I'm not against vaccines. I'm just saying, why

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Speaker 19: don't we know what the totality means. Maybe we're giving

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Speaker 19: too many all at one time. Maybe there's things you're

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Speaker 19: eating when you're getting the vaccine. All I know is

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Speaker 19: there's a list of side effects that I put out

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Speaker 19: and I just I did a press conference has gone

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Speaker 19: viral right after I was in the Oval office watching

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Speaker 19: Robert Kennedy and Junior swear in. But every vaccine comes

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Speaker 19: with an insert with this many like tiny written side

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Speaker 19: effects that are really happening to people. Why why is

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Speaker 19: it happening? We aren't studying those people. And that's all

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Speaker 19: Robert Kenny Jena wants to do.

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Speaker 16: Let's tell Dell big Tree hold that thought for another segment.

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Speaker 16: You're listening to the Charlie Kirk Show. Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 16: Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We

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Speaker 14: Why do you think other countries aren't judged revenue strict

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Speaker 25: What do you think the biggest threat is to the

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Speaker 1: That's how you know you live in a great country.

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Speaker 26: It's time that we start talking to the next generation,

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Speaker 26: not talking down to the next generation.

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Speaker 1: And that's what we're doing.

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Speaker 16: The American Comeback Tour will be coming to a town

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Speaker 16: near you. Tampa, Florida University, South Florida, University of Florida,

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Speaker 16: Florida State University, University Illinois, Champagne, Texas, A and M

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Speaker 16: University of Wyoming, and a lot more to be announced.

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Speaker 16: We are doing nineteen campus stops, that's right, nineteen campus stops.

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Speaker 16: Looking forward to seeing you guys there on the ground.

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Speaker 16: Americancomeback Tour dot Com stay right there, Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 16: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com, del Big Trees

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Speaker 16: US Dell. Do you have any numbers of how significant

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Speaker 16: Bobby Kennedy's endorsement of Donald Trump was in this last election,

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Speaker 16: and talk about the power that now in the most

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Speaker 16: ironic way of Kennedy is a cabinet secretary in a

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Speaker 16: Republican administration and every Democrat voted against him.

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Speaker 19: Really amazing. We're just now starting to do some national polls,

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Speaker 19: so I don't have exact numbers, but like I said,

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Speaker 19: I think that when you watch the polling go from

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Speaker 19: what was supposed to be about a twenty percent gender

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Speaker 19: gap in women down to seven percent, I think you

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Speaker 19: see a huge voting block they're moving. We tended to

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Speaker 19: think that, you know, Bobby had about ten million votes

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Speaker 19: out there at least, but you know, I think his

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Speaker 19: history will tell has a lot of work to be

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Speaker 19: done there. But you can feel the movement, right and

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Speaker 19: that's really what matters, whether it comes down to numbers

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Speaker 19: or not. And I also, you know, I want to

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Speaker 19: just take a moment to thank President Trump, who has

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Speaker 19: never backed off of this. When we were behind the scenes,

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Speaker 19: everyone was telling us, don't join President Trump, you can't

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Speaker 19: trust him. But Robert Kenny Jr. Said, you know, I

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Speaker 19: met with him. I got a feeling about this guy.

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Speaker 19: And I can tell you standing in the Oval Office

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Speaker 19: and watching Robert Kenny Junior swearing to feel the energy

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Speaker 19: these two very powerful warriors. The way that they, you know,

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Speaker 19: communicate with each other, there's such mutual respect. And I

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Speaker 19: also want to point out that President Trump has been

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Speaker 19: talking about vaccines and autism since he first ran for

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Speaker 19: president the very first time, so this is just really

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Speaker 19: a follow through, and he's saying it every day now.

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Speaker 10: I want answers.

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Speaker 19: I am tired of the scientists saying, we don't know

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Speaker 19: what causes autism. We don't know why sixty percent of

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Speaker 19: our country has either an autoimmune or neurological disorder. Seventy

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Speaker 19: seven percent of our children can't get into the military

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Speaker 19: because they're too sick to qualify. We have the sickest

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Speaker 19: nation in the world, the sickest generation of children we've

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Speaker 19: ever seen.

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Speaker 10: And all of that.

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Speaker 19: You know, we have a regulatory bias, says we don't

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Speaker 19: know what's causing you. Well, maybe it's the regulatory capture.

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Speaker 19: Maybe it's the fact that you're getting so much funding

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Speaker 19: from the pharmaceutical industry, but also big agg big food,

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Speaker 19: big chemical. That's what's about to change. Robert Kennedy Junior

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Speaker 19: is not owned by any of those companies. He's going

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Speaker 19: to kick the money changers out and get scientists that

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Speaker 19: are really just there for the American people. So I

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Speaker 19: think that that's major. But I really want to point

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Speaker 19: out that President Trump took a lot of heat and

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Speaker 19: used a lot of you know, thank god, he's got

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Speaker 19: the political capital, but it wasn't easy. Right, as you

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Speaker 19: pointed out, that vote was not easy. I was sitting

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Speaker 19: watching the vote with my brothers sitting next to me.

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Speaker 19: We grew up progressive liberal Democrats from Boulder, Colorado. I

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Speaker 19: mean I marched against Rocky Flats with my mom, who

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Speaker 19: was a hippie. That used to be the Democratic Party.

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Speaker 19: It used to be the crunchy granola hippie moms you

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Speaker 19: know that were like we were having vitamins and eating

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Speaker 19: you know, macrobiotic food and vegetarians when we were kids.

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Speaker 19: All of a sudden, that entire we were watching as

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Speaker 19: every Democrat was just voting no, no, every Republican yes.

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Speaker 19: And I turned to my brother and I said, the

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Speaker 19: Democratic Party has just turned on our way of life,

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Speaker 19: which is clean water, clean food, clean air, and now

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Speaker 19: it's the Republican Party. Just expanded, just grew all of

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Speaker 19: natural health and healthy living is now Republican Party, and

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Speaker 19: I'm happy to be a part of it.

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Speaker 16: It's really beautiful to see. So, Dell, where do we

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Speaker 16: go from here? What are the marching orders for our audience?

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Speaker 16: Minute and a half remaining, I.

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Speaker 19: Would just say, look, Maha is a movement. There are

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Speaker 19: so many great people out there that are representing it. Charlie,

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Speaker 19: I know that you're going to be having MAHA in issues.

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Speaker 19: We're going to be following what Robert Kennedy Junior has

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Speaker 19: The make America Healthy Again. Executive orders are coming, the

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Speaker 19: commission is being put together. He's finally going to get

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Speaker 19: all of the you know, the great scientists, the heads

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Speaker 19: of FDA and HHS and in EPA and USDA all

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Speaker 19: together start working. But it's our job, Charlie, to make

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Speaker 19: America healthy again. We've got to figure out how to

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Speaker 19: inspire people to eat better, to work out, to sleep better.

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Speaker 19: So I'm starting MAHA dot io. I mean, it's just started,

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Speaker 19: so there's not much there. But one of the things

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Speaker 19: I want to do is make a database where you

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Speaker 19: can find all of those health practitioners that don't make

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Speaker 19: drugs your first choice, but maybe a lifestyle shift. We

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Speaker 19: need to get into the business of making people healthy.

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Speaker 19: We have a sick care system. We don't have a

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Speaker 19: healthcare system. So I hope all of us will work

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Speaker 19: together to make a true healthcare system, which is about

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Speaker 19: staying healthy, living our best lives, getting the chemicals out

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Speaker 19: of our children's foods. We're working on a school lunch program.

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Speaker 19: We want to have a Maha school lunch program. And

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Speaker 19: also just media. I love that you're out there, all

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Speaker 19: of us, all the thought leaders that have been talking

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Speaker 19: to people. We've got to inspire. Maybe we start having

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Speaker 19: groups meet in every city like Alcoholicsonymous, but we get

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Speaker 19: together and talk about how we're getting healthy every week,

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Speaker 19: how we're working towards our best life. American exceptionalism is real.

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Speaker 19: We've got to become the healthiest nation in the world. Lead.

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Speaker 19: We are the beacons of light and hope of freedom.

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Speaker 19: We just dodged the bullet. We're not being censored. This

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Speaker 19: is our time, Charlie. All the people should be so

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Speaker 19: excited and we should be competing with the rest of

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Speaker 19: the world to say that we can be the healthiest,

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Speaker 19: we can be the greatest nation in the world. Again.

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Speaker 19: Donald Trump's doing that. As far as the economics and

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Speaker 19: all that, j is going to lead the health revolution.

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Speaker 16: Thank you so much, Dell, great work, great words. Thank

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Speaker 16: you everybody. Email me Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. See

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Speaker 16: tomorrow