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Speaker 1: We receive further evidence of a Sharia movement with the moms

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Speaker 1: Shikh Ustad, a nimam from Epic mosque in Texas, preaches

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Speaker 1: regularly that jihad against the non Muslims and martyrdom is

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Speaker 1: the highest causem reward in Islam, and he praises Hamas

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Speaker 1: and other terror groups, ispousing the following quote, my brothers

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Speaker 1: don't we aim to die as a shahed. Shahed is

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Speaker 1: Arabic for witness, but used in Islamic context for martyrdom

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Speaker 1: on behalf of Allah. All of this while the Muslim

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Speaker 1: observing population in Texas has grown. For example, in two thousand,

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Speaker 1: there were one hundred and fifteen thousand Muslims in Texas.

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Speaker 1: In twenty twenty, the most recent data available, it's estimated

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Speaker 2: The Save America Act is most important. It requires voters

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Speaker 2: What a thought. This is common sense, which is by

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Speaker 2: the way, eighty percent eighty three percent of all America

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Speaker 2: Ninety five percent of Republicans and seventy one percent of

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Speaker 2: Democrats across this country agree that a PHOTA ID should

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Speaker 2: be used in all of our elections. Interestingly, the support

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Speaker 2: also trands in demographics among American citizens. Eighty two percent

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Speaker 2: citizenship for an individual to register in your state. If

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Speaker 2: our elections period. Lastly, the bill requires states remove non

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Speaker 2: They're not controversial. Yet the Democratic Party is throwing a tantrum.

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Speaker 2: You should be asked yourself, why is that? Why are

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Speaker 3: Why is that?

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Speaker 2: Is it because they're illegal? Voting base will no longer

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Speaker 3: Sure it is.

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Speaker 2: Democrats claim the Save American Act as a voter suppression

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Speaker 2: it's racist. But the American people they're not falling for it.

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Speaker 2: Don't believe the mainstream media's portrayal of this. The American

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Speaker 4: We're talking about Shria law. I mean, this is not

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Speaker 8: center of Tommy Turberville joins us have to give them

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Speaker 5: Are we taking our country back? Or are these bills?

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Speaker 5: I know the House is working through this.

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Speaker 8: We intercut you today with the first Sharia Caucus of

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Speaker 8: He saw the Democrats right there mocking it, talking about

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Speaker 5: Back in the nineties.

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Speaker 8: So, Senator Turberville, in your perspective up on Capitol Hill

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Speaker 2: I can't say that we are, Steve. We can't seem

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Speaker 2: the White House, let's get this done. And again we've

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Speaker 8: So Eric Schmidt was was quoted in the Hill today

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Speaker 8: They're in this negotiation. As you know, they sent us

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Speaker 8: So in the negotiations, are we drving a tough line

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Speaker 2: Well, got the President's back, especially Senator Smitt myself. But

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Speaker 2: We're basically out of it. And they've sent over ten

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Speaker 8: He listens to you, what would you tell me about

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Speaker 8: Senator, what's your social media? How do people keep up

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Speaker 2: Yeah, at Senator Turberville and then at Coach for Gov.

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Speaker 8: Senator Tuberville honored to have you on here, sir, giving

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Speaker 5: Next in the World.

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Speaker 9: America, Walter, the CCP's involvement in our tax exempt sector

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Speaker 10: So I think this is clearly something that needs additional

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Speaker 8: That today Jason Smith in Missouri today held a hearing

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Speaker 5: Scott, it was pretty mesmerizing. What was your message?

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Speaker 8: And I got to applaud Jason Smith for holding this hearing.

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Speaker 8: Talk to me, what was your testimony about foreign money

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Speaker 8: Is this because you mentioned Jody Evans, his wife and

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Speaker 10: Yes, that's exactly what Chairman Smith has been very well

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Speaker 5: Scott. We got a jump.

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Speaker 8: John Solomon's coming on for some breaking news, but we

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Speaker 8: want to We're going to play more of your clips

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Speaker 8: tomorrow morning. Where do people go to find out more

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Speaker 8: Capital Research, your social media and more about your investigation

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Speaker 10: You can find us on exit at Capital Research. Our

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Speaker 10: go to influencewatch dot org. It's a Wikipedia of the.

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Speaker 5: Left, sir.

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Speaker 8: Absolutely extraordinary. Thank you, look forward to having me back on.

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Speaker 8: We'll get some more clips up there. Explosive testimony today.

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Speaker 5: Can you get us up to day on what you're breaking?

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Speaker 7: Yeah, real simple. That perfect election that everybody declared in

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Speaker 7: properly certified through Georgia law. Now, why is that important.

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Speaker 7: It's much like the way the FBI and the irs

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Speaker 7: five years later. That is a big deal. It explains

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Speaker 8: Now in Arizona. In Arizona, that's the same type of

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Speaker 7: that Abe Hammada conveyed after his election, and I think

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Speaker 7: that that is catching some corroboration and evidence. Not surprising.

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Speaker 7: Abes are very careful fact gatherer, but I think Arizona

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Speaker 7: has similar issues. Doesn't mean that the election was hijacked

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Speaker 7: or someone The vote counts are going to flip suddenly.

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Speaker 7: But if you can't count votes, which is your job,

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Speaker 7: you're letting the American people down. And if you fake

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Speaker 7: you're in danger of a federal felony. That's what this

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Speaker 7: affidavit makes it very clear.

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Speaker 8: Today, John, we got about a minute. I know, you

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Speaker 8: got to go get ready for your show. The falls

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Speaker 8: us here in about thirty minutes. This was so scrutinized

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Speaker 8: on the recount and Brad Rasensberger so many times in

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Speaker 8: the media and to the President and to everybody. One

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Speaker 8: hundred percent, this was all by standard norms. There was

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Speaker 8: nothing to see here. This was a safe and fair election.

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Speaker 8: How can we rely upon what he said given the

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Speaker 8: factions that they're coming out now?

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Speaker 7: Well, the FBI clearly didn't right. In fact, one of

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Speaker 7: the persons interviewed in the affidavit is his former director

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Speaker 7: top guy, the guy that was responsible for this.

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Speaker 3: Listen.

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Speaker 7: At the end of the day, Brad Rathsenberger belatedly over

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Speaker 7: the last few years acknowledge that Fulton County was a mess.

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Speaker 7: That's after we got the Carter Jones report some of

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Speaker 7: the other evidence. By the way, all five of the

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Speaker 7: the FBI was able to corroborate what we had out there.

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Speaker 7: Brad Rathsienberger's changes tune over time. Fulton County has always

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Speaker 7: been a mess. Finally there's gonna be accountability for that county.

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Speaker 8: John social media podcasts where they get all all your

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Speaker 5: Thank you, sir, appreciate you. John saliv a good one.

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Speaker 11: What personage of US Muslims believe that Sharia law should

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Speaker 11: be implemented in the United States?

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Speaker 12: So, I'm not aware of survey data on that specific question.

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Speaker 13: However, well, I.

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Speaker 11: Can tell you it's thirty nine percent. Thirty nine percent

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Speaker 11: of Muslims in the United States want Sharia law implemented

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Speaker 11: in the next twenty years.

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Speaker 3: Do you know what.

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Speaker 11: Percentage of Muslims in the United States support the formation

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Speaker 11: of a Muslim political party?

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Speaker 12: Again, I'm not familiar with survey data on that particular question.

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Speaker 11: Numbers is forty six percent? Do a couple more. Do

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Speaker 11: you know what percentage of Muslims in the United States

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Speaker 11: support making it illegal to show a picture of the

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Speaker 11: cartoon or cartoon of the prophet Muhammad?

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Speaker 12: So, as with the other questions, a lot depends on

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Speaker 12: the wording and the sample, and I would want.

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Speaker 11: To see fifty percent. That's a lot. Let's do one more.

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Speaker 11: Do you, do you know what percentage of Muslims in

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Speaker 11: the United States believe that Islam should be declared as

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Speaker 11: our national religion?

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Speaker 12: Once again, I would want to look at the methodology

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Speaker 12: of the survey to question thirty three percent.

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Speaker 11: This is from a survey conducted by the Heritage Foundation

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Speaker 11: in twenty twenty four in September of twenty twenty four,

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Speaker 11: was published on October sixth, twenty twenty four. I got

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Speaker 11: two more for you. Do you know what percentage of

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Speaker 11: American Muslims believe that Israel does not have a right

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Speaker 11: to exist as a Jewish homeland?

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Speaker 12: I don't no doubt when either, But if it's from

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Speaker 12: a survey by the Heritage Foundation for forty three.

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Speaker 11: Percent, you're happy. You know, you can declare that statistics

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Speaker 11: you don't like aren't true. But that's that's not how

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Speaker 11: I'm going to operate here.

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Speaker 1: Mister Spencer, and I'd looked at you on this question.

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Speaker 1: Here I heard my colleagues on the other side of

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Speaker 1: the aisle who were raising objection to legislation that and

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Speaker 1: a number of bills that some of us introduced, particularly

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Speaker 1: one that I introduced there was raising the issue of

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Speaker 1: vetting individuals as we're bringing them into the United States

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Speaker 1: for their adherence to Shari law. That was the idea,

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Speaker 1: the ideas that real law is inconsistent with our values

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Speaker 1: and Western civilizations. So we should know if we're bringing

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Speaker 1: people into the country that may want to advance a

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Speaker 1: system of law or systems that are contrary to our

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Speaker 1: to our laws. Here's my question. In doing so, my

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Speaker 1: colleagues acknowledged and said that that would mean that Muslims

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Speaker 1: generally would be in fear of deportation or inability to

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Speaker 1: be brought into the country. Does that not suggest that

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Speaker 1: there's a recognition that Sharia law is central to most

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Speaker 1: of the Muslim population throughout the world, and those that

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Speaker 6: It would seem as if they're aware of that.

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Speaker 5: Yes, And is that true?

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Speaker 1: Is Sharia law central to most Muslims throughout the world?

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Speaker 6: Absolutely? Sharia is considered divine law, and thus it takes

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Speaker 6: precedence over all other legal systems. In areas of the

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Speaker 6: Muslim world where it is not fully implemented, such as

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Speaker 6: Egypt or Syria other countries, it still has a tremendous

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Speaker 6: cultural influence, such that elements of it are often enforced

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Speaker 8: That is Robert Spencer right there, one of the world's,

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Speaker 8: if not the world's, leading expert on sharia law in

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Speaker 8: the West. Unbelievable testimony today in the House the first

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Speaker 8: anti Sharia law Shria Free America Caucus. As we're down

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Speaker 8: here in Texas for the run up to the primary

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Speaker 8: on March third, that has sharia law on the ballot

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Speaker 8: Proposition ten prohibiting Sharia law in the state of Texas.

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Speaker 8: And I can tell you that it is exploding down

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Speaker 8: here with people's interests in awakening to what this issue is.

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Speaker 8: We're going to go from the actual district level to

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Speaker 8: Berger in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the new chairman of

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Speaker 8: the Virginia Republican Party just elected. Let me play this

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Speaker 8: and I'll bring him on board. It's hard for me

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Speaker 8: to watch that. Jeff Ryer, you join us. You just

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Speaker 8: were elected, I think this weekend, sir. I guess congratulations

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Speaker 8: and condolences simultaneously. You're taking over a party that has

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Speaker 8: been basically shattered, and they've brought you in to rebuild it.

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Speaker 8: Talk to me, first off, how do we get in

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Speaker 8: this situation where you have a radical like Spam, a

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Speaker 8: deep state radical like span Burger. She's already put out

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Speaker 8: a slew of executive orders, although she promised on the

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Speaker 5: She signed a.

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Speaker 8: Declaration executive order that did away with that. She has

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Speaker 8: worked more like a deep state operative then a governor

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Speaker 13: What's say you, well, I think that's become somewhat typical

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Speaker 13: of the Democratic playbook, is to run as a moderate

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Speaker 13: or somebody who is concerned about the middle class, and

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Speaker 13: then to govern to appease some of the furthest left

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Speaker 13: elements of their own party. It's become exceptional now really

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Speaker 13: to find a Democrat who serves in the same manner

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Speaker 13: that they conducted their campaign. And Abigail Spenberger is no

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Speaker 13: different than that. She ran as somebody who was bipartisan

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Speaker 13: and moderate, and we have seen really just an extreme

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Speaker 13: level of partisanship, plus a dramatic shift to blue state

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Speaker 13: policies over the course of a very short governorship. She

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Speaker 13: has only been in office so far for less than

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Speaker 13: a month. She was inaugurated on January seventeenth.

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Speaker 5: Talk to me about that. First off, this radical shift.

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Speaker 8: What she was signing right there, I think was a

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Speaker 8: redistricting where they're going to have, I guess a referendum

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Speaker 8: in April. I think the courts already nervous about this.

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Speaker 8: But she's taken a state that was essentially and it

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Speaker 8: flips between six' Five democrats six Fives republican with eleven

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Speaker 8: seats they're going ten to. One is she doing this

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Speaker 8: because she wants to Be NEWSOM'S vp and she's got

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Speaker 8: to play smash mouth in the New Democrat? PARTY i,

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Speaker 8: mean it makes no, sense particularly the way you see the,

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Speaker 8: map the way it's carved. Up what's the explanation here

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Speaker 8: at how is? That sitting with Fellow, Virginians.

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Speaker 5: Well with Fellow.

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Speaker 13: Virginians they are just becoming aware of it at this

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Speaker 13: point because although The democrats started working on, this they

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Speaker 13: started working on it a week before the general election last,

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Speaker 13: year so there wasn't really an opportunity for many people

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Speaker 13: to focus on, it and they followed through. Entirely we

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Speaker 13: had really some of the best congressional districts this state

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Speaker 13: has had since the institution of.

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Speaker 2: One, man one.

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Speaker 13: Vote they were, compact, contiguous and observed communities of. Interest

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Speaker 13: they really did look like model. Redistricting and Now Governor

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Speaker 13: spanberger has signed a legislation that would put on the

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Speaker 13: ballot a constitutional amendment as a special, election not as

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Speaker 13: a general, election but as a special election In, april

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Speaker 13: time of the year When virginia never holds, Elections and

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Speaker 13: what it would do is turn it to a ten

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Speaker 13: to one. State if you see the, map which they

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Speaker 13: have already. Produced to their, credit they have put out

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Speaker 13: a map demonstrating what they're going to. Do it unites

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Speaker 13: communities that are so far apart and so disparate that

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Speaker 13: it really, looks it really looks. Absurd it is a

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Speaker 13: more egregious gerrymander than one that have been cited Like

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Speaker 13: illinois or the most recent one In, california or even

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Speaker 13: the ones In maryland And New York.

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Speaker 5: State it is really.

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Speaker 13: Bad it basically disenfranchises most about forty six percent of

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Speaker 13: The commonwealth that vote For President.

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Speaker 5: Trump what else has she?

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Speaker 8: Done she signed a number of executive orders that she'd

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Speaker 8: never told any about anybody about when she. RAN i,

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Speaker 8: mean she's really governing like A newsome or like A,

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Speaker 8: pritsker like this Was illinois Or california when it's far from.

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Speaker 5: It what else has she? Done?

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Speaker 13: Well she has limited the ability and really restricted the

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Speaker 13: ability of local law enforcement to cooperate WITH. Ice and

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Speaker 13: as a, result as we, know in places where there

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Speaker 13: are restrictions on cooperating WITH, ice you end, up in,

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Speaker 13: fact with a great deal of difficulty than you do

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Speaker 13: in places where they are cooperating WITH, ice simply because

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Speaker 13: you have law enforcement that's not cooperating with law. Enforcement

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Speaker 13: that's never a good idea if you're interested in actually combating.

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Speaker 8: Republican how did that? Happen because this was kind of

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Speaker 5: Personalities how did that? HAPPEN a couple of.

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Speaker 13: Things first of, all just, say you'll know The senate

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Speaker 13: House what, HAPPENED i think was failing to learn the

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Speaker 13: positive lessons that we learned in twenty twenty. Four trump

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Speaker 13: a lot of activists and occasional, voters and really growing our.

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Speaker 13: runs and also managed to hold five of the five

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Speaker 13: bad year all in. All the following year we reverted

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Speaker 13: excite to a great, extent we failed to excite our

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Speaker 13: activists and our activist. Base the exit polls at the

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Speaker 13: a drop off of your base if they're not even

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Speaker 13: get back to engaging our activists at the local, level

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Speaker 5: Today Chairman, RYER.

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Speaker 8: I Know virginia is very close to The president's, heart,

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Speaker 5: Virginia, well the plan to turn Around virginia is fairly.

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Speaker 13: Straightforward we know who voted in twenty twenty, five and

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Speaker 13: now it's time for us to identify those voters that were,

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Speaker 13: units and our local volunteers to go out and work

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Speaker 13: and attract and talk to those individuals and engage. Them

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Speaker 13: one of the things that The democrats did, successfully and

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Speaker 13: that were permanent voters and who showed up in every.

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Speaker 13: Well we're going to have to do, that and we

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Speaker 13: we can't afford. That we need Those republican voters and

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Speaker 13: to be spreading a message that they find. Attractive and

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Speaker 13: most of that, message as you, know is delivered very

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Speaker 13: effectively By President. Trump one of the THINGS i ran

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Speaker 13: we have a long mission to go.

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Speaker 8: Amen if we stick with, THAT i think we want

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Speaker 8: On AND i think you guys stick To President trump's,

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Speaker 8: policies AND i know The president will be very engaged

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Speaker 8: with you helping to rebuild the party there and to

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Speaker 8: make sure we can get back into into the into

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Speaker 8: you on social? Media where they go to the website

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Speaker 13: Party our website Is virginia dot gop On, Facebook we're

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Speaker 5: Gop we'll push it out.

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Speaker 8: There, jeff thank you so much for joining, us and

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Speaker 8: LIKE i, said congratulations and congratulations and, condolences, sir thank.

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Speaker 3: You we've got to out for, us but we're.

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Speaker 13: Ready thank you very.

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Speaker 9: Much.

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Speaker 8: Amen Jeff ryer new, chairman just got elected over the.

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Speaker 8: WEEKEND a lot of good grass roots folks in The.

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Speaker 8: Commonwealth remember we went in twenty one by what do we?

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Speaker 8: A winning, combination one. Big now years later it's gone,

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Speaker 8: away but it can be. Rebuilt Mike, lindell you've been first,

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Speaker 8: off tell me about give me a minute on your

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Speaker 3: Race, yeah you guys last week came out number one

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Speaker 3: Sense AND i need your, help you. Guys you can

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Speaker 3: that's ALL i. Need i've got a great, plan a

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Speaker 3: thousand people voted For Donald trump in twenty. Twenty they

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Speaker 3: Well i'm going to reach those. People i'll tell you

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Speaker 3: Win there is no. Doubt we have to.

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Speaker 5: Win Mike. Lindell the audience is standing by for a.

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Speaker 8: Deal we heard the great update on the governor's, run

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